Nomination for Lieutenant Governor At Massachusetts Convention
Mr Murray of Worcester reported 1991 delegates from 315 cities and towns. John K. Tarbox of Lawrence nominated Gen William F Bartlett of Pittsfield for Lieutenant Governor amid cheers, with slate listing Gaston as Governor and others as officials. Platform by Charles Levi Woodbury presented, detailing resolutions and principles.
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William Aspinwall
Edward Avery
John H. Tarbox
Charles Levi Woodbury
A. HK. Brown
Judge Woodbury
Boston
Charles G, Davin
Plymouth
F. W. Bird
Walpole
Calvin Torrey
Charles Leys Woodbury
Charman
Nathan Clark
Lynn
Charles P. Thompson
Gloucester
John K. Tarbox
Lawrence
William Wirt Warren
George F. Verry
Worcester
H. M. Burleigh
Athol
William L. Smith
Springfield
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William Gaston
Pratt
John Anderson
Oakham
Avery
William Penn
Anderson
Thomas Riley
Gaston
Murray
Gen. Bartlett
William F. Bartlett
Pittsfield
George H. Munroe
Oston
Weston Howland
Fairhaven
Joan E. Fitzgerald
Cincinnati
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National Democratic Convention Delegates Ballot Count Report
The committee reported totals for delegate ballots with the first four names declared as delegates and the next four as alternates. Donnelly sought to decline but was not allowed. final conclusions follow.
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George W. Gill
Worcester
P. A. Coll.ns
Boston
Josiah G. Abbott
Edward Avery
Braintree
Reuben Noble
Westfield
James S. Whitney
Brookline
Nicholas Hathaway
Fall River
Bugh Donnelly
Springfield
William Alvinwall
George M. Stearns
Chicopee
Nathan Clark
Lynn
Noa
Charles O. Russell
Sprin
Nas Eeagetesseseetes
Chester W. Chapin
William S. Gardner
Newton
Charles P. Thompson
Gloucester
Lathrop
Donnelly
Velasco Texas Swept Away with No Lives Lost
Report from Velasco and surrounding Texas towns details a devastating cyclone that destroyed Velasco entirely while miraculously sparing any deaths. It notes 173 saved, multiple drownings around Morgan's Point and Bay Seven, and ships wrecked or ashore, with extensive flooding from Brazoria to Galveston Bay. Local relief efforts include Galveston providing provisions and aid being sent from East Bernard and Brashear.
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Insurrection in the Balkans and British Dispatches
Telegrams from Belgrade Vienna and Berlin report insurgent victories near Trebnigne and around Novi Varosch Vishegrad. Servian bands join Zarko followers as protests prompt discussions of reforms and possible general meetings in Austria. The Porte signals necessary changes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Pall Mall Gazette Reports Strong Money Supply and Steady Rates
The Pall Mall Gazette notes ample money supplies and scarce paper with no change in discount rates and a firm market. It also reports plans to establish a Catholic training school for masters at Maynooth under Vincentian care, warning that state control over education grows perilous to liberty and could place educators in charge of intermediate education nationwide.
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Papal demands stir Monarchist unity amid Spain election
Madrid circular urges all Monarchists to unite for the coming election. Papal Nuncio Simeoni seeks execution of the Concordat. Clergy arrears and vacant bishoprics to be settled soon after conciliatory talks with Foreign Affairs and Finance ministers. Cuban struggle and troops for Cuba noted.
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Emperor's 18 month European voyage request presented
The Minister of Public Works told the Chamber of Deputies that the Emperor seeks sanction for an eighteen month tour of Europe and the United States.
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Count Von Arnim Case Set for October in Berlin Court
A Berlin telegram to the Pall Mall Gazette reports Const Von Arnim's case fixed in the higher court for October 1. The Kammergericht’s sentence is expected to be confirmed. The count, seriously indisposed, remains in Switzerland.
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Notable figures depart from Long Branch in quiet exodus
President and Mrs Grant and Col. Fred Grant and wife left Long Branch yesterday afternoon for the West. Samuel L. Graves, Amherst 1870, elected Superintendent of Fitchburg public schools. The Fairfield Oyster Association captured five New York oyster boats at Point No Point with a tug. Gen. N. P. Banks to deliver Windham County fair address in Newfane Vermont next Wednesday. George H. Stewart arrested for robbery of the Carpet Corporation in Lowell. he resisted capture. Dr Knight acquitted in New Haven of alleged rape and plans to sue for malicious prosecution. At Newport Gun Club match Van Buren vs Grand for $500, Van Buren 35 targets to Grand 29. Winne sucker Manufacturing Co property at Tilton sold to Dexter, Abbott & Co. of Boston for 000.
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Tilton
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Dexter, Abbott & Co
Boston
New York Telegraph on the Charlie Ross Mystery
In New York on September 22, officials discuss Westervelt’s conviction and its lack of new clues. Superintendent Walling doubts any information will surface to locate Charlie Ross, noting mixed reasons to believe he is alive or dead and the impact of immunity acts and rewards. Personal notes report Hon. Robert C. Winthrop and his wife traveling from Liverpool, while the schooner Southern Home sickens with yellow fever in port.
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Liverpool
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Drownings Reported From New England Ponds and Harbor
At Watuppa Pond Fall River two drowned when a sailboat capsized during a jibe near a sand-bar. Victims are Thomas Wilsop 38 and Margaret Murphy 18. bodies not recovered in rough waters. In Vineyard Haven Edward W. Roberts person from Williamsburg, N Y fell overboard and drowned aboard the John G Wright en route from New York to Boston. In Haverhill Greenleaf C George 65 and his son nearly perished we without, the elder drowning while sailing on a pond, the son escaping unharmed.
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Boiler explosion at Defiance farm kills three workers
In Defiance County near Defiance Ohio on September 22 a boiler on a threshing machine exploded this forenoon. Engineer Edward Lawrence fireman Geo Lawrence and Adam Geilgy died. Orville Cassell Michael Shieith and William H Howell were injured with Cassell mortally. The boiler body blew through a barn demolishing a thresher head and nearly through a dwelling.
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Reuben Potter
Defiance
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Edward Lawrence
Geo, Lawrence
Adam Geilgy
Orville Cassell
Michael Shieith
William H. Howell
Man in Piermont fatally shoots intruder during robbery attempt
In Piermont, a resident named Cutting woke to a tramp demanding money. The intruder brandished a pistol, Cutting handed over funds but the thief dropped the pistol. Cutting then fired, killing the intruder. Police details on the tramp's name are not provided.
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Piermont
Woman Found Dead in Norwich Yard Mystery
The body of Mrs Catharine Dickson, a mill operative, was found in the yard of her home two miles from Norwich. The skull was beaten in. Mrs Margaret Farrell, 63, who shares the house, is arrested on suspicion. She accuses Richard Robertson, Mrs Dickson's lover, of the murder. Robertson has disappeared.
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Margret Farrell
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Mra Dickson
Robertson
Fourth annual session opens at Agricultural Congress
Cincinnati Ohio September 22 The fourth annual session of the National Agricultural Congress began this afternoon. The gathering is largely preparatory for meetings scheduled tomorrow and Friday.
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