Butler Democrats Meet at Worcester in Convention
Followers of Gen Butler who still claim to be Democrats met in Worcester yesterday and passed a resolution endorsing Butler for Governor and nominating a full State ticket. After discord a State Committee was formed and delegates to the National Convention chosen.
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Worcester
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Gen. Butler
Louisiana Returning Board
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State Committee
Faneuil Hall
Abbott
Massachusetts
Horace Greeley
Charles Sumner
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National Democratic Party
Republic
Benjamin F. Butter
Lowell
Commonwealth
Clapp
Springfield
Thomas Riley
Boston
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Riley
D. A. Buckley
Cambridge
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Barnstable
W. W. Burt
Weymouth
J. W. Fox
Edwin F. Leighton
George W. Dyke
Stoneham
Joseph Gregory
Marblehead
Michael Rinn
Lawrence
Daniel A. Buckley
John J. O’gorman
James Delaney
Holyoke
J. R. Clark
Pittsfield
William A. Tower
Randolph
State Central Committee
Strauss
Hingham
Democratic Party of
Mellen
Col. Haggett
Powers
Withington
Newburyport
Committee On Resolutions
Edward Hamilton
Butler Jeday
Chas. Francis Adams
Maritime Passenger Arrivals Cleared Across Atlantic Ports
A list of ships and their origins or destinations dated September with arrivals at Boston Moville New York Baltimore Antwerp Queenstown Haul Liverpool Amsterdam Rotterdam Southampton Cardiff and other ports. Vessels include Acadia Avondale Brtish Empire Malabar State of Alabama Mischief none. The notes show routes from Genoa Kingston Jam Philadelphia Glasgow Liverpool and other ports.
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New York
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Queenstown
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Inventor
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Altmore
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Bulgarian
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A. Strong
Cette
State of Georgia
Cardiff
Rhiwindda
Brooklyn
Montreal
Antwerp
Switzerland
Auction and sale schedule for real estate and goods
Saturday September 20 schedule lists real estate sales by Henry C. Bird Co. and various items like horses carriages sleighs and harnesses by multiple firms. The following days cover goods including boots shoes and Carpets with firms in Philadelphia New York Cincinnati and other cities detailing times and vendors.
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S. Hateh & Co
Leonard & Co
John H. Draper & Co
New York
Holbrook & Fox
Wilmerding
Eaton, Drees Goods, &c
Wilmerding, Hogue & Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
C. Warren
H. Laws & Co
Cincinnati
Henry C. Bird & Co
Moses Colman & Oon
Albert Howe & Co
Isburgh & Walker
A. M. Bates
L A. M
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Harris & Jones
Boots
Lippincott, Son & Co
Boots, Shoes, &c
Philad
R. F. Pancoast & Co
Henry & Hatch
Johnson, Moody & Co
Charles C. Warren
C. E
Wilmerding, Hogueta
James H. Laws & Co
Moses Colman & Nd
RL. Day & Co
Rhodes & Co
Wilmerding, Hoguet Goods, &c
Boots & Shoes
Butler-Democratic gathering endorses Butler ticket in Mass
The Butler Democrats of Massachusetts held a convention at Faneuil Hall with about 1,700 delegates. They endorsed Benjamin F. Butler for governor, elected a state ticket slate, and formed committees to report national delegates amid disorder and factional wrangling.
Strong wind tears through Kingston causes damage citywide
Kingston Ont September 15 a powerful wind storm blew through the city. The gusts toppled Low's rope factory at Williamsville and shattered glass in numerous homes. Trees were uprooted and streets littered with branches. No marine disasters were reported.
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Ont
Low
Williamsville
Cetewayo Captured By British Forces In Zululand
Dispatches report Cetewayo captured near Zululand after a pursuit from kraal to kraal. Wolseley’s policy of distributing Cetewayo’s broken power provokes radical criticism in London. The home government’s approach is labeled treacherous and foolish with no word on Cetewayo’s disposal.
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Southappca
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Aden
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Garnet Wolseley
Zululand
Sir Garnet Wolseley
England
Mad dog killed after biting several in Deering
A supposed mad dog was killed in Deering Saturday after biting several people. Portland physicians form a protective union to pursue bill collection, noting both poor and rich delay payments. Lincoln County News will publish full county vote. Engley wins by two votes over a Republican challenger. Governor Garcelon urged Maine agriculture at a Portland farmers meeting, favoring home markets and condemning emigration while calling for land use and tax reform.
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Portland
England
Grand Trunk Railway
James Porter
Lincoln County News
Lincoln County
William Engley
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Garcelon
Maine
Kennebec
Aroostook
Massacre at Cabul tensions spark Afghan revolt rumors
Telegraphed details from India recount the Cabul residency attack amid pay disputes. Afghan regiments mutinied over arrears, killed and mutilated officers, and set the residency on fire while British defense held from trenches. Simla dispatch notes frontier tribes disrupting Khyber Pass communications.
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Sabul
England
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Cabul
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Simla
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Khyber Pass
Cadul
Mc Clure Family Reunion and Local Church Conference
A Saturday Mc Clure family reunion at Antrim’s old homestead drew four generations with attendees from Washington D C Boston Stoddard Harrisville Marlow and other towns. Lebanon hosted the New Hampshire Congregational Churches annual conference electing Rev George H Scott moderator and R H Underhill scribe. An essay on the state of religion was read by Rev F D Ayer with Rev S L Gerould and Rev C A Stone in attendance. Hancock marked its hundredth anniversary with a 5000-strong procession and a day of toasts free dinner and exhibits headlined by Rev W W Maynard. Bath Farmers and Mechanics Club named officers and scheduled the eleventh annual fair for October 1.
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Antrim
Washington
D. C
Boston
Mass
Stoddard
Harrisville
Marlow
New Hampshire
L. Gerould
C. A. Stone
Hancock
W. W. Maynard
Keene
Edward Woods
H. H. Powers
Dexter L. Hawkins
Financial crisis fears in France and Ireland hit crops and trade
The Times notes a looming financial crisis in the arts market as French harvests fail and new promoters rise, while England shows signs of revival. Irish harvests are largely lost but potential savings await, and Lancashire orders for American cloth surge for India as OldhamShort time work gains ground with mills closing.
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England
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Manchester
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Blackburn
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Farmer Joel M. Richards Dies of Heart Disease at Kirby
A St Johnsbury forenoon death is reported for farmer Joel M. Richards of Kirby, with heart disease given as the cause. Bradford faced a severe gale and thunderstorm causing tree damage, and the Methodist Church steeple framework was blown over. A lightning strike damaged Hiram Russell’s dwelling near the Fair Grounds. Mrs Goss and Mary Russell were burned or blistered, while others were numb but unharmed. Mr. Allen's balloon failed during a planned ascent, capsizing and later being recovered.
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Kirby
St. Johnsbury
Bradford
Hiram Russell
Fair Grounds
Mrs. Goss
Mary Russell
State Fair Opens Day Two Under Favorable Auspices
Dover NH September 17 The second day of the State Fair opened with Gov Head and staff led through a procession to the grounds. Hon Daniel Needham of Boston delivered the annual address with remarks by Gov Head and Hosea B Perkins of New York. The day featured large cattle displays, notable farms, and races including 2.30, 2.27 and 9.27 classes with detailed entries. Attendance ranged 8000 to 10000 as 75 hour race figures were reported with Hanson leading at mid-race.
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Daniel Needham
Boston
Hosea B. Perkins
New York
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Geo. B. Spaulding
John Bracewell
A. D. Hoitt
B. F. Rackley
Senator Rollins
Barington Grange
Sullivan County
Chester Pike
Cornish
Strafford
Charles Haynes & Sons
Portsmouth
John B. Sanborn
Concord
Eliza Sutton
Strafford County
Charles F. Thompson
Wadley’s Falls
C. Sleeper
Plaistow
M. C. Brown
W. J. Stevens
Kingston
James Golden
Ben. Franklin
W. B. Smith
Black Pilot
H Woodruff
H. G. Smith
M. Queechie Maid
Stephen Dorgin
M. Stella Blake
Hanson
Pigram
O’connor
Wheeler
Wiles
Hughes
Madden
Healey
Pigrim
Wilmot
Colston
Lacouse
Durgin
Rockwood
McDevitt
Pitman
Fred. Hanson
Crowley
Eaton
Denike Will Sanctions Large Baptist Donations
Col Abraham Denike who died last week left eight thousand dollars to Tabernacle Baptist Church in New York city five thousand to the Baptist Home Mission Society six thousand to the Baptist Home for Aged Females and five thousand to Greenwood Cemetery He gave fifteen thousand to a young man he recently started in business and left the remainder of his large property to relatives.
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New York
Abraham Denike
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Baptist Home Mission Society
Baptist Home For
Greenwood Cemetery
Sixteenth Plymouth County Fair Opens Amid Light Attendance
Trade news notes a possible wage drop across operatives. Plymouth County Agricultural Society begins its sixteenth annual exhibition with a small crowd on opening day. Fall River Iron Works ships cargo to New York for reshipment to Africa. A boat capsizes in the river at Lawrence. three men aboard include Edward Smith who drowns, while Cornelius Bessey and John Adams are rescued. A brawl near the Little Tunnel leaves John Sanders from Hoosick Falls badly beaten and seeking vengeance from his assailants.
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Fall River Iron Works
New York
Africa
Edward Smith
Cornelius Bessey
John Adams
Lawrence
Smith
Bessey
Adams
Harris consecrated Episcopal Bishop of Michigan in Detroit
In Detroit on September 17 Reverend Samuel S. Harris was consecrated as Episcopal Bishop of Michigan at St. Pauls Church. Bishop Clarkson of Nebraska delivered the sermon and Bishop Wilmer of Alabama conducted the service. The ceremonies lasted about three hours amid extensive church decorations.
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Mich
Samuel S. Harris
Mitchigan
St. Paul’s Church
Clarkson
Nebraska
Wilmer
Alabama
Framingham Fair Two-Year-Olds Race Winners
At the Framingham fair Cromwell Emma E won the 2.40 race with Eve and Cromwell Emma E second and Eve third. The times were 2.37 for first, 2.36 for second, and 2.36 for third. The free-for-all race is scheduled for tomorrow.
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South Framingham
Mass
Framingham Fair
Cromwell
Emma E
Eve
Revival of business boosts Trenton pottery and mills
In Trenton New Jersey on September 17 a revival in business is evident as potteries and iron mills run at full capacity and local manufacturers express elation over the trade upturn.
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Trenton
N.J
Turner Pleads Guilty to Assault on Block Island
William Turner pleaded guilty to assault on John W. Barnes of Hartford on Block Island and was sentenced to one year in the State Prison.
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Newport
William Turner
John W. Barnes
Hartford
Block Island
Bank Lafayette President Arrested for Embezzlement
Benjamin Russell, president of Bank Lafayette now in liquidation, was arrested in New Orleans for embezzling nearly $13,000. He is jailed in default of $10,000 bail.
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New Orleans
Benjamin Russell
Bank Lafayette
Connecticut Veteran Flags Ceremony at State Capitol
The transfer of Connecticut battle flags to the new State Capitol drew a vast crowd. About 10 000 veterans carried worn banners as an estimated 109 000 spectators watched, with railroads bringing 40 000 to the city.
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Connecticut
State Capitol
Bedford Mills Strike Over Wage Cut Sparks Unrest
Cotton operatives at Bedford new mills Leigh strike against a 5 percent wage reduction as mill owners threaten to close. Ashton mills refuse interview. self acter minders demand withdrawal of cuts for a month before resuming work. Other items report King of Abyssinia’s letter to Queen Victoria, Arlberg Railway plans, and naval news.
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Bedford New Mills
Leigh
Ashton
King John of
Abyssinia
America
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the Times
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Paris
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St. Petersburg
Skobelet
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Vienna
Germany
Austria
Trenton
Gibraltar
Treasury items, skirmish report, mint outputs, and staff cuts
The Treasury Department announces customs discount exceptions for goods from the United States into Canada. Gen Howard reports a skirmish with the repeaters near Vancouver with Farrow and Indian scouts capturing a camp and five animals, pursuing about thirty five warriors. The Society of the Army of the Cumberland plans a November 20 unveiling of Gen Thomas statue, with Gen Garfield Congressman Young and Gen McCook on arrangements. The Treasury buys 80,000 ounces of silver for the Philadelphia Mint as other offers decline above market. Treasury notes minting totals from 1878 to 1879 reach 376,641,340 coins valued at 419,071,313.30. Lighthouse Board jobs reduced by eleven clerks. Hopefield Arkansas yellow fever cases deemed imaginary. Internal revenue receipts 283,716 and customs 575,386.
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Farrow
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Garfield
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Hopefield
Ark
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Halifax Race Ends With Morris Defeating Smith By Two Lengths
About 5 000 spectators watched the race between Smith and Morris in Halifax. Morris won the toss and the inside course. The finish came at Tannery wharf with Smith five lengths ahead initially but Morris edged ahead to win by two lengths in about 21 minutes 30 seconds.
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Smith
Morris
Boston
John Rave
Charles Arnaud
Hickey
Davis
Tannery Wharf
Lewiston Corporate Meeting Names 19 Directors
The annual meeting of Lewiston corporations announces officers and directors for Franklin Batesilil Andros Coggin Continental Bleachery Gas Union Water Power and Machine Companies. Key figures include Edward L. Wood W B Wood Nathan Cushing Lyman Nichols and William H. Wood among others.
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Franklin Company
Edward L. Wood
W. B. Wood
Nathan Cushing
Jacob Edwards
William P. Frye
William H. Wood
A. D. Lockwood
Lyman Nichols
F. L. Richardson
Bates Company
John G. Kelley
A. E. Hildreth
James W. Clark
Dexter N. Richards
J. H. Gray
William H. Hill
Isaac JT. Burr
Iil Company
Fred B. Sands
J. G. Abbott
N. D. Whitney
Matthew Bartlett
Thomas Nesmith
Androscoggin Company
Theophilus W. Walker
John A. Blanchard
Pierson Beebe
Charles H. Fiske
George F. Fabyan
Nathaniel Walker
A. P. Winslow
Continental Company
R. C. Pennell
William J. Rotech
J. H. McMullan
E. D Jordan
Cyrus Wakefield
Wm. B
Union Water Power Company
Josiah G. Abbott
Edw
L. Wood
John B. Cotton
J. @. Abbott
William B. Wood
Theophilus Walker
Machine Company
N. W. Farwell
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Daniel Mullen
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Thomas Carberry
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Middleborough
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New Bedford
M.J. Moroney
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Lee
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North Adams
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Sheffield
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J. Hanna
Northampton
Charles P. Aldrich
Deerfield
John de Wolf
H. F. Hulburt
L. J. Orcutt
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George R. Spurr
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Huntington
Einra
Samuel Barnard
Rowe's Wharf
Ouse
Senate Ee
Boylston Street
City