Call for Adjusting Mexican Land Grants in the West
The New York Mail calls for a prompt summary adjustment of Mexican land grants in California New Mexico and Arizona. It argues these grants poisoned public virtue and fostered a semi oligarchy backed by ranch owners who supported slavery and Chinese labor importation. It urges government action to ease workingmen grievances and begin an era of peace and harmony in the state.
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New York Mail
California
New Mexico
Arizona
Golden State
New York to Stage 1883 International Exhibition Site
Preliminary work progresses for an International Exhibition planned for 1883 in New York. The Citizens' Committee favors a site bounded by One Hundred Tenth Street to One Hundred Twenty-Sixth Street, including Riverside Park Boulevard and part of Central Park. The ground offers scenic views, easy access by steamers and rail, and requires modest clearing. Plans for buildings are reportedly in existence and soon to be published.
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New York
Citizens’ Committee
One Hundred and Tenth Street
Grant Arrives in San Francisco for Pacific Coast Visit
Gen Grant arrived Saturday evening and addressed a large crowd amid a grand procession and illumination. He is expected to spend weeks on the Pacific Coast visiting principal cities. Bonds and money payments due in London and the U S will be settled this week. Boston’s Soldiers and Sailors’ Rights Association petitions Congress to fix depreciated currency with 6 percent interest. The Astley belt race and world championship began in New York at 1 am. Pendleton spoke powerfully at Edenton Ohio on Saturday. an abstract is published this morning.
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Gen. Grant
San Francisco
Tokio
Pacific
United States
London
Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Rights Association of
Boston
Congress
New York
Sherman
Japan
Yokohama
Enest
Grant
Suite
Reading
Ulysses
Oakland Wharf
Boston Theatre and Variety Show Listings
Engaged listings show Park Theatre, Howard Altheneum, Boylston Museum, Gailey Theatre, Dudley Street Opera House, Boston Theatre, and Boston Museum offering variety acts, a circus rider, Pajamas, Kit the Arkansas Traveler, The Spark, and A Fool and His Money in evening or afternoon performances, reflecting a bustling local arts scene.
Transatlantic arrivals list from September stops show many ships
A compressed roster of ships arriving at ports including Boston New York Antwerp Quebec Queenstown and Liverpool with origins from Liverpool Newport Cardiff Bristol Aberdeen Balti more Mon trea Virginia Havana Bermuda Labrador and Montreal. Names include Atlas Circassia Elphinstone Je anes Powhatan Peruvian Arizona Henny Edge and Germania among others with dates September 18 19 20 21.
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Boston
Atlas
Liverpool
New York
Joseph Pease
Newport
Bellingham
Cardiff
Bristol
Eng
Nila
Lucerne
Montrea de Aberdeen
Marglay
Newark
Baltimore
Antwerp
Elphinstone
Jeanes
Dunkirk
Circassia
Naples
Powhatan
Quebec
Arizona
London
City of Vera Cruz
Havana
Celtic
Henny Edge
Bermuda
Queenstown
Germania
Labrador
Montreal
Frisia
Circassian
England
Boots and Shoes Auctions Across Cities in Late September
A fragmented 19th century sale notice lists multiple boot and shoe dealers and sessions across Philadelphia New York Cincinnati and others. Dates span Tuesday September 28 through Saturday September 27 with times and lots in real estate dry goods horses stocks and plants. Items include Boots Shoes Hats Carpets and related goods handled by firms such as Lippincott Son Co R F Pancoast Co James B Laws Co Wilmerding Hoguet Co and more.
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Boots and Shoes
Phila
Lippincott, Son & Co
Boots, Shoes, &c
Pinlab
R. F. Pancoast & Go
Dry Goods
John H. Osgood
Boots
Henry & Hatch
Johnson, Moody & Co
Horsee
Albert Howe
Gleason & Co
New York
Charles
Warren
Philadelphia
Samwuer - Bunting
Hatch & Co
Leonard & Co
Moses Colman & Son
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Rhodes & Co. Ribbons
Wilmerding, Hoguet Co. Dry Goods
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Philad
Lappincott, Son & Co
Eaton
Dress Goods
C.r
Wilmerding, Horguet
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
Thompson as Governor Candidate Sparks Anti Butler Call
A reader urges nominating Hon. v. Thompson as Governor to unite Western Massachusetts Democrats, claim his spotless name and record would rally tens of thousands who backed Butler last year, and threaten Butler’s hold on the party. CHas. D. Kipper, President Anti-Butler Club, endorses the plan.
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Mr. Epior
Fanews Hall
Thompson
Butler
Chas. D. Kipper
Anti-Butler Club
Pendleton Denounces Army at the Polls in an Ohio Speech
Hon. George H. Pendleton of Ohio hails a republic grounded in civil liberty and free elections. He condemns using troops at polls, cites constitutional limits, recalls past abuses in Kentucky and other states, and urges repeal of the law enabling military presence at elections, urging a peaceful, free ballot.
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Epenton
Ohio
George H. Pendleton
Yellow Fever Reported in Memiuis Tennessee
Eight new cases of yellow fever, four white and four colored, were reported in Memiuis on September 21. Names include Fred Harpman Mary Nolan H D Bracken and Frank Foster. One death Arch ie P Kehoe son of the late Captain Kehoe. Others stricken include Lyttleton Penn Diamond Lodge Knights of Honor treasurer P S Simonds ex policeman J Anderson.
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The
Street Railway Company
P. S. Simonds
J. Anderson
Misaddressed mail rules tighten under new postal policy
Washington reports misdirected letters may not be forwarded and must be returned to the sender or sent to the dead letter office. Secretary Sherman outlines bond payments and Treasury actions while a silver dollar buildup prompts concern over debased coins. Republicans seek funds in Ohio as weekly postal changes list new postmasters and appointments across New England.
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Washington
United States
Ohio
Petition for Trustee Appointed in Sprague Case
In Providence on September 20 the Supreme Court heard Mrs. Katharine Chase Sprague seeking appointment of a trustee for her property. Arguments centered on the Spragues not living together, with Thompson nominated by Mrs. Sprague and Arthur Watsor proposed by Mr. Sprague. The court overruled a master’s reference and the case moved to Friday. Separately, parcels of the A. and W. Sprague estate sold under bank execution were struck off again to satisfy Franklin Institution for Savings’ claims.
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Providence
R. 1
Supreme Court
Katharine Chase Sprague
Sprague
Robert Thompson
Thompson
Arthur Watsor
A. & W. Sprague
New York National Bank of Commerce
Franklin Institution For Savings
Washington
Fires cause wide area losses across multiple towns
A series of fires on September 20 and 21 destroyed businesses and homes from Berry's Stock in Nasawa to Atlas mills in Oswego and a saw mill in North Conway. Total damages run into thousands with most properties partially insured. origins labeled incendiary or undetermined. Named losses include Berry Block and Barker's Block structures, Muir & Co. stock, Doucette dwelling, and Providence Waste Company storehouse.
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Nasawa
N. H
Berry
Main Street
A. P. Hendricks
J. E. Muir
Muir & Co
Barker
John Sullivan
Frederick Doucette
van Buren Street
New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company
Oswego
N. Y
Atlas Mills
John Punn
Ecckland
Mass
Jeremiah Murrill
Hingham Mutual
Providence
R.J
Providence Waste Company
Bacon Street
Hartrorp
Conn
Pisto
Savage & Smith
Middlefield
North Conway
J. M. Moore
Keene
Foreign Notes on Europe and Asia Minor Battles
Reports from Vienna and Cape Town detail Cetewayo's possible embarkation, Wolseley’s Utrecht arrival, and a Szolnok synagogue collapse that killed eighteen women. Dispatches from Janina describe Albanian arrivals to fight the Greeks, while Berlin notes Germany backing Austria against Russia. Kurdistan insurrection grows with 12,000 Abdal tribal forces and large troop movements toward Mosul. An Afghan envoy pledges fidelity as Holy War spreads in Khost valley. A Roumanian shot after an attempted garden intrusion at Constantinople. the brother’s surrender is refused by Romanian officials.
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Szolnok
Muncaes
Janina
Greece
Berlin
William
Alexandrovo
Bismarck
Germany
Austria
Russia
Constantinople
Kurdistan
Abdallah
Erzeroum
Bagdad
Mosul
Ali Kheyl
Ameer
Afghanistan
Khost
Vabul
Judiciary limits on encampment charters in Grand Lodge
In the Grand Lodge of Baltimore, the Judiciary Committee ruled that grand encampments lack authority to charter uniformed patriarch encampments. A ballot to dismiss a member was deemed unnecessary. A proposal to repeal the rule allowing unmarried daughters of scarlet degree members into Rebekah lodges failed. The Grand Lodge declined to curb conferring the Rebekah degree to Rebekah lodges. A measure legalizing all Belfast Lodge Belfast Maine cards since its charter was arrested passed. The session proceeded in secret before adjournment siue die.
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Baltimore
Grand Lodge
Judiciary Committee
Belfast Lodge
Maine
Grain Trade Sees Suspension Of Two Old Firms In Chicago
The rapid rise in provisions led to the suspension of Joseph Jones & Sons and Campbell & Johnson, firms long active in lard and short ribs. Shorts faced alarm as stocks dwindled, fueling buying pressure and a sharp daylong advance. Grain markets stayed firm, with outside prices slipping at close but no weakness among holders. Receipts were small, boosting expectations for active business through fall and winter.
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Chicago
Joseph Jones & Sons
Campbell & Johnson
Shorts
Sitting Bull Fights Crow Warrior in Canadian Retreat
The Marquette Review recounts a duel after June fights between 200 Sioux lodges and US troops with 150 Cheyennes and Crows. Sitting Bull accepted the challenge, shot the Crow warrior, scalped him, and seized his horse. He then led the rear guard during the Milk River withdrawal to Canada being last to leave.
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Winnipeg
Manitoba
The
Marquette Review
Sitting Bull
Buffalo
Milk River
Canada
President Hayes and Gen Sherman to visit Chicago tomorrow
Chicago reports President Hayes and General Sherman expected to arrive tomorrow evening while en route to Neosha Falls. The pair are traveling together and will transit through the city on their journey.
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Chicago
Ill
Hayes
Gen. Sherman
Neosha Falls
Shipboard Romance and Freight Trends in New York News
John Ross's daughter Sadrian, 15, wed Massachusetts sailor Charles Dodd after he courted her in South Brooklyn. Ross jailed Dodd briefly. Dodd sought $2000 for assault as the pair planned to elope from a hotel roof. Freight surges reported for Southbound ships and Northern cargo shipments. Cox honored by New York letter carriers with a gold watch. Daniel Drew's death ruled cerebral apoplexy. funeral set. Democratic leaders plan Robin son ratification event. Gov Robinson accepts nomination.
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Brooklyn
Massachusetits
Congressman Cox
New York
John Ross
South
Sadrian
Charles Dodd
Massachusetts
South Brooklyn
Ross
Dodd
Old Dominion
Boston Boats
Albany
Troy
Canada
Cox
Jurgensen
Herald
Daniel Drew
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Robinson
Brewster’s
The Astley Belt Six Day Walk Begins in New York
The six day go as you please contest for the Astley belt and world championship started at 1 AM at Madison Square Garden. Thirteen contestants include Weston Rowell Hazael Guyon Ennis Panchot Merritt Hart Krobne Dutcher Taylor Jackson and Federmeyer. Police and officials organized the event with tents inside the ellipse hampering views and betting favored Weston early. By 1:30 AM scores showed Weston 8 miles Rowell 3 miles 6 laps Hazael 4 miles 8 laps and Ennis 3 miles with others near 3 miles.
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New York
Astley
Madison Square Garden
Weston
Rowell
Hazael
Guyon
Ennis
Panchot
Merritt
G.W. Atkinson
London
C. H. Pearce
New York Athletic Club
Maj. Busby
J. H. Johnson
Hazell
Hart
Krome
Dutcher
Taylor
Jackson
Federmeyer
Pancot
Krehne
Vanchot
Guyor
Sizable docket opens at Haverhill term with 286 actions
The September term of the New Hampshire Supreme Court sits in Haverhill with Judge Clinton W. Stanley presiding. The docket includes 286 actions with fifteen equity and thirteen State cases. First up is John Sargent vs. the town of Littleton for injuries in 1874 with $30,000 ad damnum, followed by Joys Lovejoy’s suit against Littleton. Other notable cases include Passumpsic Railroad v. Robert W. Laird and Hanover area disputes involving Dartmouth College students and Ly man’s Bridge. An unusually long term is expected.
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Haverhill
N. H
Supreme Court
Clinton W. Stanley
Manchester
Equity
John Sargent
Littleton
Littleton Village
Lovejoy 'S
Robert W. Laird
Passumpsic
Tranover
Dartmouth College
Azariah W. Moore
Phoenix Insurance Company
Hartford
Conn
United States
National Bank of Newbury
Penacook Savings Bank
Asa J. Barron
White River Junction
Lebanon
Lymans
Connecticut
West Lebanon
Verdict of Murder in the First Degree in Bucholtz Case
In Bucholtz, Erip G Kront Ct Sept 20 a jury returned a verdict of murder in the first degree. The prisoner sobbed as foreman spoke. Counsel were allowed until Tuesday to argue arrest of judgment and two weeks to file for a new trial. First ballot: ten for first degree, one for second degree, one blank. No acquittal votes at any time.
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Erip Gkront
Bucholtz
Violent Incidents Reported Across Cities
Reports detail fatal shootings in Milton West Virginia and Hartger’s death in St Louis after a dispute. A Richmond judge’s son died by his own act in Kansas City. Newcastle Delaware convicts plea for larceny by whipping. A coal oil lamp blast killed Helen Burke near Media Pennsylvania. A Jamestown New York man faces first degree murder charges. An acquittal frees Dr William Harbison in Philadelphia. A mob in Cameron West Virginia kills Thomas after hanging and shooting. Masada mines draw wealth, debt payments to Washington. Dargan and Earl travel to Augusta to duel. Earl escapes. Joseph Pecken, once wealthy New York broker, appears in Montreal drunkard case.
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Lewis McAllister
Dubbing
Milton
W. Va
John Hartger
George Lee
St. Louis
Lee
Hartger
Fd Meredith
Judge Meredith
Richmond
Kansas City
Newcastle
Del
Helen Burke
Media
Penn
James J. Crosby
Jamestown N. Y
William C. Harbison
Philadelphia
Josephine Irvine
Daniel F. Sullivan
Liberty
Louis Remel
Peru
St. John
Albany
N. Y
Bob Moore
Thomas
Cameron
Masada
Washington
J. J. Dargan
Joseph H. Earl
Sumter
D. C
Augusta
Dargan
Earl
North Carolina
South Carolina
Joseph Pecken
New York
Madison Avenue
Montreal
Cuba
Europe
Fnally
Bermuda steamer reports Mary Allerton crew sick at Goree voyage
The brig Mary Allerton, Capt. Burgess, from Goree Africa, reached Murray's Anchorage on Sept 11 needing medical aid and two seamen. Fever struck July 26 to Aug 16, with deaths of the mate and a seaman. Captain and crew recovered on arrival. brig to sail for Boston soon. CAPE HENRY Va Sept 21 Norwegian bark goes ashore near Life Saving Station No 7. crew lands safely.
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Bermuda
Hamilton
Mary Allerton
Burgess
Goree
Africa
Murray
Boston
Cape Henry
North Carolina
Maine deaths and trials in Augusta Rockland and Waldoboro
Henry Doyle died after a fall from a fourth story Augusta boarding house window on Friday night. Samuel D. Haines faced murder charges in Rockland Supreme Court, plea entered not guilty, trial set for Monday. Daniel Peters admitted forging a boot order and received a three year prison term. Daniel Lash, 31, drowned near Winslow as boats struck, body found with an eye wound, likely from hitting a submerged object.
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Henry Doyle
Childs
Augusta
Samuel D. Haines
Supreme Court
Rockland
James P. Robbins
Daniel Peters
Daniel Lash
Waldoboro
Winslow
Millis
Snow on Mt Washington and town news from New Hampshire
The season's first snow fell on Mt Washington on Saturday afternoon. Joseph White of Kinnear's shoe factory in Dover was seriously injured after falling through an elevator Saturday morning. Robert R. Carleton of Campton was bonded for 1000 dollars for shoplifting 200 dollars worth of goods at J Cook's store in Crampton village. Veterans of the Thirty-seventh Massachusetts Regiment held their Westfield reunion with about 125 attendees and Capt. Hugh Donnelly of New York was elected president. Capt. Byron Weston of Dalton received a reception in Pittsfield for his lieutenant governor nomination. Henry H. Hayes of Sunapee was found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to twenty years hard labor. Fall River manufacturers contemplate charging the city for protective expenses and refusing tax payments if bills are refused. A new law fixes seven percent interest on unpaid taxes and allows two years’ withholding, risking serious inconvenience to city government with forty-three cotton mills in the city.
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Joseph White
Kinnear’s
Dover
Robert R. Carleton
Campton
Justice Robie
Plymouth
J. Cook
Crampton Village
Thirty-seventh
Massachusetts Regiment
Westfield
Hugh Donnelly
New York
Byron Weston
Dalton
Pittsfield
Berkshire
Newport
Henry H. Hayes
Sunapee
Vermont Crops Flourish and Jail Escape News
Vermont reports excellent crops with potatoes selling for 30 cents a bushel. Frank Emery and Lewis Davis escaped from Middlebury jail by tunneling seven feet to reach a cellar. Stephen M. Foote wins West Point appointment consideration. Congress man Joyce to recommend him. Robert Atherton of Ludlow suffers a grass spear incident leading to a dangerous bronchial abscess.
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Frank Emery
Lewis Davis
Middlebury
West Point Academy
Stephen M. Foote
New Haven
Congressman Joyce
Robert Atherton
Ludlow
Deaths, resignations, and an accident in New England
Moses W Shorey of Lowell dies after a fall from a building. Asa Simmons of Fall River dies from lockjaw triggered by a cold in a wound from a wood sliver under a fingernail. Rev C R B Seymour resigns as North Congregational pastor to take Winchester Mass call at 2200 salary and parsonage. In Fall River District Court James Scott adjudged probably guilty of stealing 300 from Geo F Simmons of Somerset and bound over to Superior Court in 1000. Also probably guilty of stealing a watch and chain and 40 from John J Donovan in 1877, bound over in 500. John Quinn of Fitchburg and John Stewart of Boston, two boys, tramping to New York, Quinn 14, struck and killed by a train near Albany on the Hudson River line. The deceased was an orphan living with Snell a livery stable keeper at Fitchburg.
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Moses W. Shorey
Lowell
Asa Simmons
Fall River
C. RB. Seymour
Newburyport
North Congregational Church
Winchester
Mass
James Scott
Geo. F. Simmons
Somerset
John J. Donovan
John Quinn
Fitchburg
John Stewart
Boston
New York
Albany
Quinn
Snell
Rev Dr Thayer Delivers Annual Sermon at Newport Artillery Event
The Newport Artillery's Sunday gathering featured Rev Dr Thayer delivering the annual sermon. Henry Anthony of Newport accidentally shot himself while gunning near Bateman's Point, the ball entering the abdomen and exiting the back.
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Dr. Thayer
Newport Artillery
Henry Anthony
Newport
Bateman’s Point
Middlefield woman nabs pocket thief in Hartford
Mrs. Sarah M. Andrus of Middlefield restrained Horatio Sunks after he attempted a pickpocket in Hartford, delivering him to an officer. The offender is described as a professional thief. Separately, Rev. W. H. N. Murray has been declared insolvent by Judge Landon of Guilford, with a troubled estate on a noted stock farm.
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Middlefield
Horatio Sunks
Hartford
W. H. N. Murray
Landon
Guilford
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