Massachusetts Democratic State Convention in Worcester
The Massachusetts Democratic State Convention assembles in Worcester to nominate a State ticket amid high anxiety. Delegates chosen yesterday were largely anti- Butler, and preliminary meetings suggest Butlerites will not capture the convention. Washington reports show Radical panic over the Maine vote. Sherman’s shift to greenbacks cited as proof of hard money claims failing. Also notes the Baltimore Grand Lodge meeting with 146 reps and a drop in membership. In Texas, nine members of George Lynch’s family were murdered, his son and home burned. Court Street widening petition withdrawn. polling places to be school buildings. Maine returns indicate Republicans defeated by 12,857. Charles P. Stickney, a Fall River defaulter, arrested.
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Democratic State Convention in Worcester Stirring Battle over Butler
WorcesterMass September 16 The Democratic State Convention meets tomorrow to nominate a state ticket amid wide interest nationwide. Butler backers flood Bay State with hidden caucuses and boast two thirds of delegates while opponents push for a straight Democrat slate. The presiding officer fight between Gen Whitney and Richard Spofford could trigger a party bolt. Leaders in Lawrence and Boston rally for or against Butler as trains swell the crowd in Worcester tonight.
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Newburyport
L. Barney
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Boston
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Lowell
Lathrop
Springfield
Shores
Lee
Fever Deaths Mount as Yellow Fever Plagues Cities
A sprawling update from Memphis to Grenada reports rising deaths and spreading cases of yellow fever. Key figures include 111 deaths, 136 new cases, and notable losses among civic and medical leaders. Hospitals expand as staff fall ill, with new physicians arriving to aid Howard and other relief groups.
Yellow fever relief funds sweep the nation
Cities from Lawrence to Chicago report large subscriptions for yellow fever sufferers. Mayors and churches donate, with totals reaching tens of thousands. Funds flow from Memphis, Vicksburg, New Orleans, and New York along with local church drives and benefit concerts to aid the afflicted.
Chandler warns NH Republicans of looming defeat
William E. Chandler forwards a dire warning to NH Republicans about loss of ascendancy if Greenback and Democratic forces gain ground. He urges a plan at the Sept. 23 state committee meeting to avert a possible Democratic and Greenback majority in the House and end of Republican dominance. Greenback activity spreads with Fortunes for a Nassau of county conventions and district meetings across the state.
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William F. Chandler
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Delegates Prepare for Connecticut Democratic State Convention
New Haven reports a near full turnout for the convention with debate over finance policy. Farm delegates back hard money, Barnum and Phelps favor concessions to Greenbackers, while efforts arise to dodge the issue in the platform. School election favors restoring religious exercises by about 2,900 to 4,100 ballots. Eaton named temporary chairman as Hart ford delegates back Greenback resolution.
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Barnum
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Ingersoll
Hartford
Board of Education
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New Haven County
Governor Vote Totals Favor Connor In Maine
The Kennebec Journal reports full statewide gubernatorial returns with Connor at 56,419 votes Garcelon 27,872 and Smith 41,404. Connor leads Garcelon by 28,547 and trails combined Garcelon and Smith by 12,857, with 125,726 total votes cast. Last year’s total was 101,191.
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Republican State Convention Fails To Convene In New Orleans
New Orleans reports no quorum at the Republican State Convention due to quarantines hindering member travel. The chair of the State Committee is to call the meeting again. Congressional conventions proceed in their districts with potential nominations by district. Aristide Money may be named in the First District, Gov. Hahn in the Second. Castelman and Cullom possible in those districts. Morris Marks is the Administration choice in the Third District with Robert O. Hobart opposing. The Fifth District has nominated Gen. T. S. Anderson.
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Third District Democratic Convention Fails To Nominate
In the Third District Democratic Congressional Convention 659 ballots produced no choice. Louis Godschalk, nominated by Republicans of the First District, has declined. Henry Siegenheim has been substituted as the Republican nominee.
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Indianapolis man reports $15000 stolen en route
James Broadbelt of Indianapolis says $15000 he carried for over a year vanished while he slept during a train trip toward Chicago. He had expected a large payment from an English estate but kept funds on his person due to trust issues with banks. In La Salle Illinois, Herman Chapman of the United States Express wagon reports being beaten and robbed of $14000 from First National Bank Chicago consignments to the LaSalle zinc works. Three men attacked the wagon crew on Saturday. Chapman bears traces of rough treatment.
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Debate Opens on Anti Socialist Bill in Reichstag
Berlin September 16 a Reichstag debate began over the Anti Socialist bill. Ultramontane leader Reichensperger opposed but urged referral to a committee. Socialist Babel denied links to assassination plots and urged only property modification. Liberal Bamberger backed the bill and called for time limits and committee referral. Debate adjourned.
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Blythe oarsman Elliott wins first heat on Thames Cup race
London dispatch reports the first heat of the Sportsman Challenge Cup on the Thames with William Elliott of Blythe beating John Higgins of Shadwell by four lengths. The second heat saw Robert Watson Boyd of Newcastle defeat Robert Blackburn of London easily. The final heat between Elliott and Boyd is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Grand Lodge I O C F Holds Annual Session in Baltimore
The Grand Lodge I O C F of the United States met in Baltimore with 150 present, including all officers and two past grand sires. Reports showed increased lodges and relief but a first post Civil War dip in membership and revenue. Grand Treasurer reported receipts of 52 633 80 for the year ending August 31. No Louisiana representatives attended.
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Destructive fires hit Kingston and towns across New England
A Kingston New York fire destroyed eight buildings with losses totaling about 37 000 including barns and a furniture shop owned by E F Van Norstrand and N Waksler. A Concord New Hampshire fire at Cilleyville Andover destroyed a store shoe shop and a paper mill owned by Hon John Proctor with goods and mill losses totaling about 8 000. Fires at Zante Ionian Islands Skowhegan Maine Providence Rhode Island Portsmouth New Hampshire Randolph Massachusetts and Scottsville New York caused numerous buildings to burn or be damaged with varying insured amounts and several incendiary or spontaneous causes reported.
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Andover
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Skowhegan
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River Point
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Portsmouth
Edward
Ohio flood wrecks bridges and halts rail travel
Floods near Youngstown cause over 100 families to abandon homes. Mahoning county loses thirty bridges, rail lines disrupted as damage climbs toward 300000 dollars. Some routes reopen, others remain underwater with no trains on certain lines. In Virginia, Atlantic Mississippi Ohio railroad repairs finished and trains resume. Cleveland reports six hundred Storm-bound passengers leave on Erie and Lake Shore routes.
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Pather Shot and Fire Devastates Lynch Household
Cincinnati dispatch reports eight Lynch children aged up to seventeen murdered by an unknown assailant who shot George Lynch in the chest and set fire to the house. Lynch survived, witnesses were killed, and the blaze consumed the building and barn as the father watched. Suspicion falls on a youth named Bootmore after a prior dispute.
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Sherman Steel for Resumption Policy in Maine Debate
Editorials from the New York Tribune and Philadelphia Times critique Secretary Sherman's resumption stance. They argue his August 7 policy risked financial stability, warn of political manipulation by Republicans and Greenbackers, and urge clear, nonpartisan handling of currency reform amid Maine, Indiana, and Ohio pressures.
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New Schedule of Prices for Stamped Envelopes and Wrappers
Washington reports a new Post Office schedule cutting prices for stamped envelopes and newspaper wrappers by about 20 percent. The change, prompted by favorable contract terms, won’t take effect until January 1 to allow stock clearance. Treasury official W. V. S. Wilson was arrested as a defaulter after obstructing $1000 from a delivery to vault custodians. Orders for silver dollars dated after September 13 are cancelled. $31,000 had been cancelled by noon. Dennis Kearney left Baltimore for New Jersey, paying mainly in nickels. Gideon S. Moody was appointed Associate Justice of the Dakota Supreme Court. Internal revenue receipts totaled $549,044. customs $485,869. 4 percent loan subscriptions reached $1,624,000.
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President Hayes plans multi-city reunion trip schedule
Fremont Ohio September 16 The President and Mrs Hayes depart to attend a reunion of the President's old regiment at Willoughby Tuesday From Willoughby they proceed to Dayton for a Soldiers Home Trustees meeting Then they visit the tri State Fair in Toledo before a home stay Friday to Sunday The family then moves to Pittsburg for an industrial exhibition and will reach Washington Wednesday morning
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Cold night at Fabyan House and local meeting notes
The Fabyan House registered fifty degrees as talks continued on a cold night. Dartmouth Athletic Association fixed October 9 and 10 for field sports while Nashua School Board appointed Arthur Bent of Boston as Superintendent. The Rand versus Parker water rights case in Lisbon heard final arguments. decision reserved. A shooting affray in Portsmouth left a man seriously wounded. no arrests. Reformed Men’s Convention at Fabyan House opened with band, prayers, and remarks by leaders across several states.
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Connecticut
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Association
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Brickett
Maine
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Rhode Island
Vermont News Briefs: Dredge Contract Creedled and Church Stone Layed
Brattleboro Fountain Engine No 4 has tested 226 feet of 300 feet hose. Burlington’s J G Bigelow will dredge Otter Creek under an $8000 Congressional appropriation. The North Church at St Johnsbury corner stone laid by Gov Fairbanks with Dartmouth President Bartlett delivering the address. Central Vermont and Woodstock Railroads settle their crossing dispute at White River Junction with Woodstock gaining desired facilities. Potatoes rot in Addison County with prices up to 75 cents per bushel. farmers refuse lower prices. A Sept 10 telegram on Montpelier Manufacturing solvency is deemed incorrect. company asserts solvency and intent to continue.
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Multiple Local Tragedies and Incidents Reported Across Cities
A string of incidents from New England: John E. Moor died from morphine at a Lowell hotel Sunday night. Crompton's block in Worcester suffered severe fire and water damage. A Boston and Albany Railroad collision near Shodack left several cars wrecked with no injuries. W F Rutter’s gas fitting store in Lawrence was robbed Sunday night with $50 stolen. Willie McGrath, 12, was killed at ace dumps on the Norwich and Worcester Railroad Monday. Isham Lewis, a colored man, arrested in Barre Sunday after assaulting Hannah Courtney in Worcester. William Giblin of Fall River convicted of manslaughter for killing his wife by lamp. Patrick Malone fatally injured unloading stone for the Boston and Albany in West Springfield. Edward Crowley Edward Smith and James Thorpe fined for fast driving in Lowell. Thorpe also paid for drunkenness. Francis Evans of Newburyport, jailed in Fall River for breaking and entering two dwellings, bound over to Superior Court in December with $500 bonds per case. River passenger steamboat service on the Merrimac above Lowell operated this season and may add a larger steamboat next year.
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Grand Jury returns murder charges in Norwich relationships
The Grand Jury at New London convicts Wesley W. Bishop and Kate M. Cobb of Norwich on first degree murder for the death of Charles H. Cobb husband of Kate. Bishop is also charged with murdering Harriet E. Bishop, his wife, while Kate M. Cobb is not charged in that killing. The defendants are alleged lovers who used poison to kill the spouses.
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Newport items and local notice roundup
Mrs Eliza Marshall of Newport fell downstairs Sunday and is thought fatally injured. The Newport and Wickford Railroad and Steam boat Company re-elected its old Board of Directors. Two giant skulls unearthed at Newport resemble mammoth bird heads. Catherine Claffey not victim of the Back Bay tragedy. a letter from her arrived in Newport. A Providence man died in a Scituate barn from Paris green. Three prisoners escaped Kingston jail by overpowering a guard. suspected in Great Swamp, named Harry the Boston murder suspect, Saunders robber, Coon for assault.
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Jewelry firm sleuths arrest clerk in $10000 theft ring
Curiaco September 16 report shows N. Matson jewelry house losing valuables for years. Clerks shadowed an old trusted worker Frank W. Marchisi and uncovered ties with Mrs Mitchell and others. Unbroken spoon packages traced to locations. Marchisi, Mrs Mitchell, Dr W C Secord, and Mrs J Irwin arrested. About $10,000 stolen. much recovered.
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Norwalk Fair rider fatally injured after fall
Andrew McCarthy of New Haven was thrown from a horse at the Norwalk Fair races last week and likely fatally injured. In New London John Goddard, on trial for manslaughter in the killing of his brother in law Michael Mackay last December, was found guilty by the jury but judgment deferred. In New Haven the School District election saw the ticket backing reestablishment of devotional exercises win by 2900 votes as Catholics and Protestants jointly hailed the Bibie ticket.
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Mining stock closing prices reported from San Francisco
The San Francisco market note lists closing prices for mining stocks today, including names such as Kentucky, Ophir, Overman, Consolidated Virginia, Crown Point, Eureka, Exchequer, Ske, Silver Hill, Union Consolidated, and Yellow Jacket, with figures showing small variations in overall values.
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Testimony on Custom House sugar duties in New York
Fernando Wood led the Custom House inquiry with Silas B. Dutcher, appraiser, disputing reports of sugar grading fraud. Dutcher urged a uniform duty and a noncolor based standard, noting New York rates and a recent invoicing adjustment. The hearing adjourned to tomorrow morning.
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W. P. Sargent & CO
Sudbury St
James Hall & Son
Hawkins Street
ESSEX
Essex Street
Crockery
Abram French & CO
Franklin Street
JOS. Burnett & CO
E. Dighton Furnace CO
Union Street
India Rubber Goods
Boston Belting CO
Devonshire Street
Merchant Tailors
George Lyon & CO
Photo-Electrotype CO
Clement Higbee & CO
Atlantic Avenue
Kansas City
National Water Works CO
Princial
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co
Lawson & CO
Broadway
Matthew Bolles & CO
Sel
State ST
Tur&éwytt
Boston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
F. S. Charfray
Arkansas Traveller
Dramatic Company
L.3
Boston Music Hall
Music Hall
A. P. Peck
Boston Museum
Mr Rlm, Peus
Olivia
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Mias
Fanny Kellogg
W.H. Sherwood
Ww. Sumner
Office of Music Hall
Boylston Clui. Oom
Howard Atheneum
Beethoven Hall
Ihiza City
Columbus Avenue
Ferdinand St
Mechanic’s Pair
J. F. Zimmerman
M. Desbrosses
Ists
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Tremont Street
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Park Square
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Tennyson Street
Carlyle Peter Siler
Academy OF Music
Elocution
Royal Academy of Music
Hosal Conservatory of Music
Axa
Maas
Solfpeggio
Lle
Lelievre
Paris Conservatoire of Music I
Conservatory of
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