Multiple Nominations Reported From New Hampshire GOP and Dems
Nominations announced across New Hampshire during Sept 19 conventions. David Heath leads First Senatorial District ticket. George A. McKillops, W R Danforth, Adams Mitchell named for county posts. Various districts saw Albert M. Shaw, Dudley C. Coleman, Col. Charles W. Pickering, Wentworth G. Shaw among others for senator roles and local councillor posts.
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N. H
S. M. Gove
Whitefield
Charles B. Allen
Amherst
J. H. A. Bruce
Mt. Vernon
Lebanon
Albert M. Shaw
Wolfboro
Dudley C. Coleman
Brookfield
Thomas Coggswell
Gilmanton
Newmarket
Charles W. Pickering
Greenland
Concord
Ser
Wentworth G. Shaw
George P. Cleaves
John C. Moore
Laconia
Plymouth
Hiram Hogdon
Ashland
Charles P. Jewell
Senate
Democratic Territorial Convention Nominates McGinnis for Congress
Virginia City Montana September 19 Democrats in convention re nominated Hon Martin McGinnis by acclamation and approved a resolution praising Gen Nelson A Miles for his Montana service and urging his command of U S Army forces in the Northwest.
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Montana
Democratic Territorial Convention
Martin McGinnis
Congress
Nelson A. Miles
Montana Territory
Miles
United States
Northwest
Hale on Greenback Craze in Maine Drawn to Hard Money Stand
New York dispatch details Hon Eugene Hale’s views on the Maine Greenback surge. He blames hard times and farmer support, cites communism influence, and argues for a bold hard money fight with financial education neglected. Hale notes education rise and regional parallels, praising Maine’s shifting strength and its drop in three counties. Edward H East withdraws as National Greenback candidate for Governor. Wade Hampton in Greenville calls for liberal policy and urges enforcement of revenue laws in Pickens County.
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New York
the Tribune
Eugene Hale
Maine
Strenth
Greenville
S. C
Hampton
Pickens County
National congressional nominations across several states
Bridgeport Greenbackers nominate James S Taylor of Danbury for Congress. Trenton Republicans nominate J H Pugh in the Second District. Atlanta Fourth District Democratic Convention adjourns without a nominee. Camden Democrats nominate Nathaniel L Stratton. Wilkesbarre Democrats nominate Hendrick B Wright who also backs Greenback Labor. Paterson Republicans nominate C H Voorhees over W W Phelps.
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Conn
James 8. Taylor
Danbury
Trenton
N. J
J. H. Pugh
Atlanta
Camden
N.J
Nathaniel L. Stratton
Wilkesbarre
Eleventh
Hendrick B. Wright
Wright
Greenback Labor Party
Paterson
New Jersey
C. H. Voorhees
W. W. Phelps
Balkan crisis updates from Constantinople to Bosnia
A Constantinople despatch says Turkey and Greece deny any plan to rupture. The Grand Vizier favors an amicable settlement while the Porte refutes procrastination claims. Reports note Christian rising in Turkish Croatia and Bosnian government changes. Royal networks discuss ambassadors, Balkan mobilization, the Behaco siege, and Armenian governor promise.
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Post
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Bulgaria
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Armenia
Adonia
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Gambetta Sets Left Reform Plan at Romans Speech
Gambetta told Romans that McMahon’s resignation would be unnecessary and posed no danger to the Republic, while promising a leftist program: dismiss anti republican officials, reform the army, end Ultramontane favoritism, and bar priesthood without military service. Ten thousand greeted him with the Marsellaise.
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Gambetta
Romans
McMahon
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Vatican restricts pope travel amid Vatican moves in Rome
A special congregation of cardinals ruled the Pope should not depart the Vatican except under exceptional circumstances. Cardinal Nina asks if German Catholics will follow party leaders or Vatican directives, potentially delaying negotiations with Prince Bismarck. The Vatican also ordered Mexican bishops to abstain from political contests.
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Vatican
Nina
Bismarck
Mexico
Exposition Extended to November and Lottery Prizes Drawn
Paris reports the International Exposition will run until November 20 to allow sales of exhibits and drawing of lottery prizes postponed to that date. London notes identical naval instructions to curb Chinese pirates. Bow Street Court remands Peter Freeman for a week on murder charges. Forbes and the extortion case with Mrs Walker adjourned to Saturday. St Petersburg cites Hudojar Khan in Kabul Ghapistan.
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London
Germany
England
Peter Freeman
Bull River
South Carolina
Bow Street Court
Thomas Forbes
Frances H. Walker
New York
St. Petersburg
The
Turkestan Gazette
Hudojar Kahn
Khokand
Cabul Ghapistan
Disturbances by Cohen and followers threaten labor strike
In Washington on September 19, Isaac L. Cohen led about 300 followers in a march from South Washington to the arsenal area. He warned of a general strike at dawn, pledging to target workers with a noisy crowd and to compel laborers to quit. Police were deployed near the riot rendezvous.
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Conen
Washington
Isaac L. Cohen
Cohen
South
Arsenal
Sherman Clarifies Interview About Currency and Banks
Secretary Sherman explains that the Sunday Republic interview misrepresented his views on three points. He favored convertible currency with par bond conversion, supported greenbacks alongside bank notes at par with coin, and refused to alter his positions after the editor’s manuscript. He stresses his duty to obey the law and praises editors for fairness.
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Sunday Republic
Sherman
United States
Observance of the Burlingame Treaty and Treasury Matters
The Chinese delegation plans to press for Burlingame treaty rights and reparations, while Treasury data show 1877 and 1878 revenue collection costs and staff, with steam vessel improvements noted and emigration-related claims discussed. Also listed are personnel orders, political appointments, and bond subscriptions amid ongoing public revenue activity.
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Gunner Ferrier
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Colorado
Wilson
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Eugene Hale
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Spanish Frigate Pizarro Sinks After Shipwreck Rescue
The Italian bark Carlo Frugani rescued 153 crew members from the Spanish frigate Pizarro after it foundered on September 11 off Fayal. The ship, 1100 tons, carried twelve guns under Capt. Aguado, with doctors and a priest aboard. The rescued crew await instructions from the Spanish Ambassador in Washington.
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Carlo Frugani
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Bermuda
Fayal
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Washington
Freshman Merit Prizes Set Amid College Notices
Robert E. Topping offers two prizes of 25 to freshmen with the most general improvement. Smith College geology lectures by Prof. Emerson. Seniors choose optionals History 65, astronomy 40, geology 28. Reading Room Association officers named: President I. T. Deyo Secretary F. A. Gaylord Senior Director L. Allen Junior Director George A. Strong Sophomore Director C. E. Ladd Freshman Director J. Albree Jr. New piano in Gym. Alexandria Society ends Sophomore initiated boisterous rites. Rage Ball Association vows silver ball and championship in interclass games. Lectures planned for the Association. $60 collected for yellow fever sufferers. Mount Pleasant Institute opens Sept. 1 with A. L. Hardy as Principal assisted by Norton. Faculty revises college laws. term marks to be continued to curb warnings. Holiday vacation may lengthen to three weeks.
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Smith College
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South Hadley
L. Allen
Woburn
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Boston
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Portland
Oregon
J. Albree, Jr
Alexandria Society
Rage Ball Association
University
College Church
Mount Pleasant Institute
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Norton
Portland State Fair bicycle race and oxen pulling results
At the State Fair in Portland a three mile bicycle dash for a $40 silver coffee urn was won by W R Pitman of Boston in 11 45 with Thomas Harris close behind. First mile run in 3 50. Oxen pulling awards split into two classes with Granville Hall and W C Hall among winners in the first class and W Warren plus Lorenzo de Saccarappa among top finishers in the second class.
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Harris
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ProvidEnce
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Decoration
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Kate
Wilsonville
Comn
Mattie
Maine State Agricultural Society
B. F. Hamilton
Biddeford
A. L. Denison
Osgood
Augusta
W. F. Garcelon
B. M. Hight
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George W. Ricker
Wildes P. Walker
Topsham
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Park
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R. Stinchfield
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Cyclops
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Yi “ Hersom
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Buck m
G.H. Gould
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John Gilpin
K. Hight
Norridgewock
B. 5. Inc
W.B. Nutter
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Frank H. Chase
Little Pete
E. G
G. W. Lawrence
Somerset Mills
N. Bik
Franklin
S. A. Nye
Fairfield
San Francisco
Mark L
Glimtia
Raven
Lexington Belle
Inter-State and International Rifle Matches At Creedmoor
Crowded ranges report fine weather as New York CT RI and NJ teams vie in inter-State match at Creedmoor with New York taking lead 906 to 853. detailed scores show top marks by Learned Oswego Regiment and other officials note strong NJ shooting and upcoming conventions while short range and other events proceed with various clubs and departments competing in Massachusetts Rhode Island and Maine venues.
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California
New York State
Gen. Wingate
Major Stetson
Rhode Island
Gray
Massachusetts
Col. Beal
New Jersey
Townsend
Whitlock
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Lane
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Gunn
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Forsyth
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Dale
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Merritt
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Heallett
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Barnes
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Boston
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Providence
No Yellow Fever Declared In Osyka Mississippi
Special dispatch from Osyka Mississippi notes Dr Thaddeus Taylor of New York and Hotel Dieu New Orleans examined fever cases. He reports bilious intermittent fever instead of yellow fever. Mayor Wolf says fears are allayed and Taylor will publish a report.
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Boston Post
Howard Association of
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Thaddeus Taylor
New York
Taylor
Wolf
Apalling spread of yellow fever across Memphis and South
Disaster reports from Memphis dated Sept 19 recount fifty seven deaths since yesterday noon with board of health noting 130 new cases in 24 hours. Notices from New Orleans and other southern cities describe rising fever, hospital strain, and relief efforts. Notable names include Dr Foree, Dr Lupps, Rev. S Landrum, Luke E Wright, J G Forbes, and A B Vaccaro.
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Johnson
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Lupps
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van Trouschendorf
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Round Rock
Texas
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R. W. Mitchell
la Grange
Bartlett
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New York
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York area fair plans and multiple early October events
The York Sweaty Agricultural Society will hold its annual fair in Alfred early in October. Reported burglaries include a Lewiston clothing store raid and arrests in Boriland Fuses. Deputy Grant seized liquor at Cape Neddick House York, and Wells Beach’s Wentworth House yielded spirits. A Good Templars session is announced for Newport October 9 and 10 with half fare for members. The Lincolnville Greenbackers hosted a bake and corn roast with speeches by notable politicians. The Washington County Agricultural Fair in Pembroke on Sept 18–19 drew large crowds and strong stock displays with several winning race times noted. A boating accident near Carrying Place Pond sent True and Lenzander overboard. True drowned, Lenzander survived.
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Cape Neddick House
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Saco
Wentworth
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George E. Brackett
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Lincolnville
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Rose Dickens
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Sprague
True
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Lenzander
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Hshing
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Catholic Church to be dedicated in Exeter on October first
Bishop Healey of Portland will dedicate the new Catholic church in Exeter on the first Sunday in October. TD. L. Moody drew a large crowd at Chesterfield Lake with about 3660 listeners on Thursday. A 14 year old Manchester lad Thorn was sent to reform school after repeated burglaries. E G Southworth of West Lebanon injured when a runaway team ran him over. The Kearsarge Agricultural and Mechanical Association plans a Seventh Annual Fair and Cattle Show at River Bow Park Warner on the 25th and 26th with large preparations and notable speakers including Gen Butler and ex Gov Harriman.
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Silas Curtis
Freewill Baptist
Eleazer Smith
Dr Cummings
Claremont
Waterville College
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Salisbury
First Baptist Church
New
Pleasant Street
Mining stock prices and names update today
Closing official prices list a mix of mining stocks led by Ophir at 44 and OVETMAD at 57 with small fractions noted. Other names include Consol' Vi, Eureka, Gould & Curry, Silver Hill, Grand Prize, Union Consolidates, Hale & Norcross, and Yellow Jacket among many trades.
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Cerece
Vermont crops thrive despite storm and frost threats
The crop outlook for Vermont remains strong with fruit production praised. A severe rainstorm in Dummerston caused about $5000 in damage. In Orange county many acres of mowing and pasture land were ruined by grub worms, revealing prolific worm nests when inspected. The St. Johnsbury county fair ended with large attendance and high entries, while Ballard’s Queechey Maid won the open race. The Richford Sentinel office transfer to M J Maloney signals a new local paper starting October 1, and Green Mountain Journal is announced for a forthcoming launch.
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Grafton
St. Johnsbury
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Merrimac Woman Shatters Self in Temporary Insanity
At Merrimac on Tuesday the wife of Policeman Lawton shot herself in a case of temporary insanity. The report continues with a survey of local incidents including resignations, arrests, injuries, and political notes from nearby towns. Notable items include Rev William B Heath resigning as pastor in New Benford, Oliver Russell's arrest in Lawrence for assault on Officer Ling, and the death of Charles Myers at Pomeroy factory.
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Butler
Rowing Race Disputed Fouls End in Morris Victory
In Sturgeon Point Ontario nine competed over four miles with a turn. Fouls were alleged between Plaisted Riley Hosmer Kennedy and Morris. ref Wallace Ross disqualified Plaisted and Riley, awarding winnings to Morris Kennedy Hosmer. Consolations canceled due to weather.
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Hartford Railway Agent Killed By Train After Switch Break
E L Valentine station agent at Oak Lawn on the Hartford Railway is killed instantly Thursday when a freight train crosses a broken switch rod. In Hope village Sunday night Charles Dibilius a die sinker who has worked in Providence jewelry shops died by swallowing Paris green. His wife died about a year and a half ago, a loss that seemingly changed his behavior and led to despondency and self destruction.
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Bank Robbery and Post Office Burglary Prompt Toledo Robbery
A pair of bold break ins occurred on Summit street during a military parade in Toledo. The Commercial National Bank was entered from the rear and robbed, thieves escaping unseen. Almost simultaneously the Post Office was breached and stamps worth a sum were stolen, with no clues yet on the culprits.
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Tompkins & Hill
F. S$. Chanfray
Kit
Arkansas Traveller
Boston Museum
RB. M. Pirao
Olivia
Selé
Beethoven Hall
A. Riswmaio
Boston Music Hall
Estella Pincus
A. P. Peck
Pavilion Hovel
Revere Beach
H.C. Brown
Brown's Brigade Band of
Henry
Brown
Meaford Suh
J. C. Norton, Jr
Missud
Salem
Jean M. Missud
Lynn Brass Band
Leominster Brass Band
L. C. Read
Brown’s Brigade Band
Adolph
Walta
Hofballanze
Nn Ly
Martha
Sth Regiment
Leomins
Brown's Brigade
Normandy
Lynn Band
Ernant
Macbetln
Eerec Censees Sth Regiment Band of
Medford
Zampa
Babes In the Woods
Pavilion Hall
Banfield, Forristall & Co
Com'ngster
Pavilion Hotel
Col
Columbus Avenue
Ferdinand St
Mechanic’s Fair
J. P. Zimmerman
Michaelis Strauss
Verdi
Platow
Auber Athan
Randa Wagner
M. Desbrosses
Commt
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
Trevant Street
Tor
Chas. H. B. Breck
Park Square
Pleasant and Tennyson Streets
Tennyson Street
Carlyle Peter Siler
Academy OF Music, Elocution and Languages
Royal Academy of Music
Royal Conservatory of Music
Leipzig
N. Maas
Tf Sela
Suraray Tefila
DS S. & J. Myers
L. Myers
Corner Court
Sudbury Streets
Charca Street
Lelievre
Paris Conservatoire of Music
Enelysiens
Parent
Oytion