Bar Harbor poised to outshine Newport as premier Atlantic watering place
The Daily News warns Newport of Mt. Desert Bar Harbor rapidly rising as a major resort. Bar Harbor’s valuation soars from 10,000 in 1870 to over 1,000,000, a hundredfold gain in 15 years, driven by energetic developers and superior natural advantages. The paper urges Newport to prove urgency and investment to preserve credit and prominence.
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Boston crowd hissed Blaine at Bowdoin Square protest
Murat Halstead reports from New York that his newspaper’s claim Blaine was hissed in Boston is false. In fact many venomous fools hissed Blaine in Bowdoin Square, and the episode, though ignoble, is noted to set Halstead straight.
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Notorious priest Ike Kalloch campaigns for Butler in California
The text notes the Rev Ike Kalloch stumping for Butler in California while Denis Kearney remains loyal to Blaine and urges support for Blaine. It references Blaine letters discussing banking favors and local selection of banks, with strategic influence hinted.
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Burlington VT designated port of entry and county notices
The president named Burlington Vermont as a port of entry. Re-elected Pine Grove cemetery commissioners Edwin Patch and Hiram N. Breed. Wim H. H. Mears named postmaster at Marshfield Vermont and Geo B Petty at North Dorset Vermont. Mrs. Mark Hopkins to build a 500000 dollar house at Great Barrington Massachusetts next season. A three year old child of Edward Giles of East Addison Maine died after boiling water scalding. Scott Kimball freight conductor on Fitchburg road fatally injured after a fall. A northern New Hampshire thunderstorm produced haildrifts. John B Page ex-president and J M Slaven ex-treasurer Rutland railroad indicted for embezzling 45000. In Hartford Italian quarter Edward McAloon stabbed. likely death. Chester S Pease of Appleton acquitted of illegal pension fee. An unknown well-dressed man struck by White Mountain Express near Thompsonville Connecticut killed. J J Brown Fitchburg Massachusetts cut throat. no hope of recovery. 28 years in dry goods, former state legislator. Overwork cited as cause. Elizabeth A Dalton 14 of East Braintree Massachusetts assaulted. severe injuries. Mrs. Charles E. Robinson South Framingham confined. daughter Sadie misdeeds. possible accomplice named Simmons. Librarian Hoadly Hartford notes theft of state grant coins. coins were souvenirs and valuables. Brutal assault on State Street. Veazie man beat wife severely. witnessed by bystanders. Bangor Whig.
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Third Race For Lynn Yacht Club Championship
The third race of the Lynn Yacht Club championship was sailed in Boston harbor on Tuesday afternoon in a NE breeze. The Georgie won the third class to claim the class championship while the second class race will decide next Thursday between Jennie L Pearl and Muriel. Judges were J W Harris Arthur L Babb Cy Stimpson and Charles B Taylor.
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Blaine Campaign Worries and Conkling Refusal to Help
New York reports Blaine managers seek Roscoe Conkling to bolster Blaine in New York amid worries his campaign may stall. Conkling remains out of politics, focusing on law, while Blaine offers a possible grant of honorary retirement for Grant but gains no commitment. Campaign details cover Philadelphia reception, travel to New York, and a Columbus, Ohio route plan through Sept 26 to Oct 4.
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Free Excursion Tickets for Blaine Rally Draws Masses
A Boston Post despatch reports Civil Service Commissioner John M. Gregory condemns political contributions by public workers and defends the ballot. The Blaine campaign used free railroad tickets to Newark Rahway and Trenton to attract crowds, with advance agents promoting 50 mile radius trips to rally points and showoffs for that night only.
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Wages Cut At Brooks Iron Plant In Birdsborough Pa
News in brief reports Brooks Iron company posts a 10 percent wage reduction for workers effective October 1. Also noted, cholera scare in Potomac area ends as Health Officer Townshend clears river from Washington to Harper's Ferry. Also: Edward Ferguson, 21, killed by an express train near Hartford Carpet Co.. Coon Saunders of Boston stricken with apoplexy. Japan plans U S sanitary officer at Yokohama amid cholera fears. San Domingo cabinet listed by Gen Billini with multiple named officials.
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Encouraging Words From an Old Campaigner
Gen John F Farnsworth predicts Cleveland will win the election after praising his rivals but criticising Blaine’s public service. He cites strong Democratic support in Beloit and German communities, forecasts narrow Illinois results, and notes possible rises in Erie County votes for Cleveland. He suspects Ohio is competitive and hints at campaign stops in Indiana.
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National Democratic Committee Calls for Support and Funds
A 1884 address from the National Democratic Committee urges Americans to back the party’s pledge to reform government, cut taxes, and uphold laws, while denouncing rival Republicans and detailing alleged misuses of public funds. It appeals for contributions to fund a nationwide campaign and names Charles J. Canda as treasurer. The document notes opposition figures and promises a roll of honor for contributors.
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Schurz Denies Paid Speeches at German Meeting
Cincinnati report notes a large German audience at Carl Schurz's meeting in the People's theatre with about 1500 seats filled and 500 on stage and in lobbies. He denies receiving $250 a speech from Democratic managers, saying he pays his own travel and aims to warn against handing national government control to a self convicted corrupt man.
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Tourgee Turns Blaine Stump Speech in Dunkirk Debate
Judge Tourgee campaigned for Blaine in northern New York, speaking in Dunkirk with Col. John R. Fellows. Fellows quoted a magazine article denouncing Blaine as the Republican standard bearer and predicting a doomed candidacy due to his alleged flaws and political influence.
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Cleveland and Fellows Rally Against Blaine at Rally
A political clash unfolds as Cleveland and Fellows attack Blaine, questioning his loyalty, fundraising, and readiness. The crowd responds with cheers for Cleveland and Fellows and boos for Blaine and his supporter Tourgee.
Blaine Attacks Archbishop Hughes in 1854 Charge
In the Weekly Union Blaine is accused of slandering Archbishop Hughes in reference to the ecclesiastical titles bill. The piece labels Hughes as unscrupulous and tied to corrupt clergy, while Blaine’s supporters are criticized for shielding him and betraying Catholic and Protestant citizens alike. Brooklyn and New Hampshire notes follow with Blaine endorsements, Republican dissension, and various nominations.
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Nobility and travelers at Boston hotels during cholera scare
Sir William Thompson and Lady Thompson of Glasgow are stopping at the Hotel Vendome. W. W. Davidge of Washington, prosecutor of Guiteau, is at the Parker House. Mr D D Kelly sails from Liverpool on the Cunarder Cephalonia bound for Boston, due Saturday Oct 4, after a Naples winter due to cholera ravages.
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Two Pa. men hanged for murders in 1883 and 1884
INDIANA Pa Sept 23 Joseph Sarver was hanged for killing his father in November last. EBENSBURG Pa Sept 23 Michael Murry was hanged for murdering John Hardcuff on Oct 12, 1883.
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Bay State Politics Nominating Fight Ahead in Worcester
Boston Post dispatch describes Gen Butler’s supporters gathering in Worcester for a state convention with hopes of 1800 to 2000 delegates paid by the Republican campaign fund. It notes possible governor candidates, pro Blaine talks, and a Butler mass meeting to follow.
Arrival of Shannon Frigate in New York After 71 Years
The old British frigate Shannon, famed for capturing the Chesapeake in Boston Harbor in 1813, arrived in New York after 71 years away. The ship, well preserved, features the same interior layout and furnishings, including the 90 by 32 foot cabin, walnut and oak panelling, 14 staterooms, four baths, and the preserved equipment from the 1812 battle. The vessel, previously a British transport and later in Australian and general trade, is described as an “old beauty” by its chief officer, who noted a 35 day voyage from London with chalk and a four week voyage planned to the West Indies.
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Second Act Enacted by a Murder at Haysville
A despatch reports the killing of Edwin Henry by Capt E T Johnson at Haysville Tennessee. This follows a tragedy in which Johnson’s wife died by her own hand last November amid claims of his cruelty. Johnson, a lawyer and pension official, had threatened to kill Henry after his wife’s death.
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Government dredging bids opened at Newport harbor
Providence report notes Col G H Eliot opening bids for dredging works in Newport harbor Pawtucket and Providence rivers The lowest bids come from Hartford Dredging company 19 cents per cubic yard for Pawtucket river Atlantic Dredging company 12 cents for Providence river and rivals Charles and Henry E Dubois and Elijah Brainard and Thomas H Benton at 21 cents per cubic yard
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Elijah Brainard
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New York
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Wasp Gunboat Wrecked Off Tory Island With Heavy Losses
Loyton Sept 23 The British gunboat Wasp of 465 tons with four guns was wrecked on rocks near Tory Island off the southwest coast of Ireland. About fifty drowned, including all officers, six saved. Rescue hampered by hazy weather and rough seas. Survivors exhausted, boats unable to reach the coast.
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Insurance men survey Somerville bleachery fire loss
In Boston and Vicinity insurance men arrived at the Somerville bleachery fire scene on Tuesday to adjust the loss, expected to take about two days. Absent proprietor Mr Haigue returned this morning amid brief telegraph reports of other fires and losses across Massachusetts and nearby states.
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Serious Railway Disaster in Vermont Claims Several Injured
A Brattleboro and Whitehall down train derailment near West Dummerston caused multiple injuries and the death of George F. Richmond of Jamaica. His wife and daughter were severely hurt, with others including Mrs George Hastings and Miss Donnelly suffering internal injuries. About 15 passengers endured minor injuries as aid arrived by telegraph and an extra train was sent.
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Revelations of Wickedness in Louisville Business Firm
In Louisville, George W. Morris, assignee for Newcomb Buchanan, resigns over the firm’s troubled affairs. George C. and Andrew Buchanan have left town. rumors allege improper use of customer funds for whiskey taxes and hypothecated receipts. Duplicate receipts totaling $1000 found. Management since the former assignment has rested with the Buchanans, who reportedly borrowed in Boston. The trigger was the firm’s failure to pay $98,000 whiskey taxes that could be withdrawn this week.
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Front from Sudan War and European unrest
Cairo reports the Black Watch has begun moving from the front as Khartoum receives ample provisions from the south. Gordon sends four steamers to Sennar to relieve the area and will send a force to Berber to meet Wolseley. In Vienna an explosion at town hall follows threats from nihilists related to executions in Stellmacher and Kammer.
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Montreal Justice of the Peace Idris Judah Arrested in 25 000 Fraud
Thomas S Judah a Montreal justice of the peace is jailed on bail to answer a 25 000 fraud charge. He allegedly realigned mortgage on property he claimed to own wholly but is only a five eighths owner. The case shocks prominent Montreal families. A Dickson, insurance promoter, is missing leaving many creditors.
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Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Meet in Toronto
The eleventh annual convention opens with large attendance led by ex-Mayor McEmerich. Ontario's lieutenant governor delivers welcome, followed by a city address by the mayor. Grand Master Arnold presents the annual address noting membership growth from 1,100 to over 12,000 and a prosperous financial condition.
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Regisrar of Voters Brewster Arrested in New Orleans
New Orleans on September 23 Robert Brewster state registrar of voters was arrested and held on $5000 bail charged with violating the law permitting United States supervisors to inspect registration books He said the books were in use and desks were occupied but he pledged to provide full access for proper inspection while protecting registration work.
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Train wreck ends with minor injuries after derailment
The Chicago and Aston line passenger train broke near Pontiac Illinois and a freight train slammed into a sleeping car during repairs. Crew and passengers were rescued through roof holes with minor bruises to occupants and several train workers badly hurt.
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Interior progress as water tank nears completion
The interior of the building shows improved progress and the new water tank is completed. A strong water stream is directed to test the system, suggesting significant advancement for the project and its capacity.
Exhibition of Over 2000 Feathered Songsters Opens Today
A grand bird show opens at 9 A M with over 2000 birds from nearly 400 entries. The hall is lavishly decorated with flags and foliage, waterfowl tanks ready, and a varied collection including hawks eagles macaws and the golden pheasant. Trained canaries will perform with Prof Giovanni and Mr Walter Stanton will display bird imitation feats.
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Bank Robbers Foiled In Las Vegas New Mexico Tunnel
A bank robbery attempt at the First National Bank in Las Vegas New Mexico was thwarted when a mason working below the vault fired on a robber as the latter emerged from the tunnel. Guards were stationed and a 60 foot tunnel with mining tools and provisions was found, showing three months of planning before the escape.
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Unitarian Conference Opens in Saratoga Progress Report
The Rev. Robert Colyer of New York led devotions at the Unitarian conference in Saratoga. Dr. Edward Everett Hale sent a letter from Judge Hoar explaining his absence. Hon. Dorman G.B. Eaton presided. The annual report notes higher denomination membership and the American Unitarian Association reports progress over the past two years.
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Portland Back Bay Nuisance to be Abated by Intercepting Sewer
J Herbert Shedd of Providence reviewed the Back Bay nuisance for Portland's city committee. He endorses an intercepting sewer with outlet in deep tide water at an estimated cost of 65 000 dollars and will submit a detailed report later.
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Worcester Music Festival Opens With New Cantata The Bride of Dunkerton
A large Worcester audience attended the music festival today as Smart's cantata The Bride of Dunkerton received its first local performance. The chorus, orchestra, and soloists earned high praise for their handling, notably Mile Judi and Mr. Stoddard. Mme Furen Madi wowed the crowd with two operatic arias. The festival continues through the week and is hailed as both a cultural and financial success.
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National United American Mechanics Meeting Opens
In Philadelphia on September 23 the annual convergence of the national council of the United American Mechanics began. The national committee reports 19 337 members, unchanged from last year, with receipts of 134 251 and disbursements of 61 268 for benefits and relief. Subordinate councils hold 389 284 90 in balances.
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Philadelphia Accepts Marble Fountain Offer from Boston Doctor
At the park commission committee meeting today, Dr. Henry D. Cogswell of Boston offered to donate a marble fountain similar to the Seventh Street fountain on Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington to Philadelphia. The fountain cost $10.00. The offer was accepted.
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Albany Visitors Jam Executive Chamber After Nomination
A steady stream of visitors filled the executive chamber today the largest since Gov Cleveland's nomination. Notable callers included Dr J M Brewster of Pittsfield Massachusetts and Rev James Freeman Clarke of Boston as the scene drew political attention.
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Fine Autumn Overcoats for Gentlemen at Macallar Parker Co
Macallar Parker & Co offer a superb stock of fall overcoats at fair prices. They meet old and new customer demands with extra painstaking work giving ready made items the appearance and substantial qualities of custom pieces. Students’ rooms furnished with curtains draperies study and bedroom furniture at wholesale prices season at Paine’s No 48 Canal Street.
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American Mechanics
DE. Cogswell
S. Gift
Callang
OLD Garpet House
Lovejoy & CO
John Hlpray
Messrs. Lovejoy
Baker's Breakfast Goose
W. Baker & GO
Dorchester
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!