Fever Sweeps South as Yellow Fever Rages
Memphis headlines report a spreading fever with multiple deaths and illness across cities including Memphis Vicksburg Hot Springs and Chattanooga. Notable figures and institutions named include W W Thatcher J G Lonsdale Sr J R Dale and the Howard Association. Officials appeal for money medicine and aid as cases rise among black and white residents and relief efforts organize steamers and supplies.
Record of Fast Horse Racing Across Multiple Meets
Reports from St Louis Columbus San Francisco and Louisville detail pacing and trotting races. Veia won the 2.26 at Columbus while Sweetzer suffered a nose injury. Fullerton dominated Stockton free-for-all with strong times. Glenmore captured the Galt House purse at Louisville with 1.50 and 1.49 dashes. Multiple tracks report fast times and weather affecting performance, with top finishers named.
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Bail Refusal Follows Burglary Charge In New York
In New York on September 27 Shang Draper the safe burglar had bail fixed at 5000 dollars. He declined to post bail after a Massachusetts requisition for his arrest over a Northampton Bank robbery surfaced. Draper chose to await trial in Brooklyn.
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English Divine Dean Stanley Arrives in New York
Dean Stanley, a leading figure in the English Bible Revision Committee, arrives in New York from New Haven and meets the American Bible Revision Committee at Bible House. A social luncheon followed with brief welcomes from Des Schaff Woolsey Crosby Kendrith Washburn and others before the Dean travels to Philadelphia to stay with George W Childs. He plans visits to Washington Richmond and Niagara Falls and will preach in New York before returning to England on November 3.
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Political nominations for Congress sweep across multiple states
Reports from Nashville St Louis Cincinnati New York York Pa and Trica reveal Congress nominations and withdrawals. Candidates include Moore Burke Bond Whitthorne Follett Vandillon Spahn Laverty Cochran and J Thomas Spriggs with various party lines and district targets.
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Worcester Festival Closes With Mendelssohn Elijah
The Worcester County Musical Association festival concludes after a week with Haydn and Schubert works, Beethoven concerto by Miss Fay, and a nightly Elijah oratorio by the full chorus and orchestra. Soloists include Mrs Barry Mrs Dexter Mr Adams and Mr Fitch. The event is praised musically and financially as the association's greatest success.
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Night voyage ice wrecks reported off Point Barrow
The whaling bark Legal Tender from the Attic reports the bark Florence and the brig W. H. Allen stove by ice off Point Barrow. The Sea Breeze was leaking badly when last seen. The crews of all vessels were rescued and the fleet had gone eastward.
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Prussia to issue loan to cover deficit in budget
Berlin reports Prussia plans a state loan to bridge the budget deficit. Other items note a wage strike ending in compromise at Radcliffe Pilkington and Unsworth in England, a grave-robbing trial in Cleveland ending with Minor convicted, Carlisle rearrested, and a Michigan wife’s suicide amid family troubles. A Niagara Falls park idea gains cautious approval in Toronto, and a Deadwood treasure coach robbery yields $25,000–$30,000 with multiple injuries and pursuers.
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Exchange of Confederate archives eyed by War Department
Washington reports that Secretary J William Jones met with Adjutant General Townsend to arrange exchanging Confederate archives for War Department data. Townsend aims to publish full Confederate reports and documents and will assist the Historical Society. A new Enlistment Labor Association seeks 100000 volunteers for five years for government reservations, survey a city, and establish settlements with land grants.
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Maud Granger Reveals Montague Rumors Truth
In an Inter Ocean interview Maud Granger denies rumors of engagement with Montague the ill fated actor. She recalls his vitality and jokes, details his final illness and a tragic death that haunted her, and notes Rose Massey’s disputed claim to be his wife.
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Funeral for Addison H. Laffin Held in Pittsfield
The Great Barrington funeral for Hon. Addison H. Laffin drew a large crowd. His merino coffin bore a floral cross and friends sent flowers. Rev. J L Jenkins led scripture and prayer, with choir singing Abide with me and Come ye disconsolate. Pallbearers included H L Dawes Ensign H Kellogg Edwin Clapp and others. Interment was in Pittsfield Cemetery with Rev. Humphrey Neill officiating.
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Unclear mining list with place names and labels
Fragmentary San Francisco bulletin from September 27 lists mining claims and owners such as Overman Gould & Curry Hale & Norcross and Union Consolidated. The text is garbled but appears to catalog claim names, locations, and associated firms or stakes.
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Austria fears further trouble over new possessions
London dispatch reports grave Austrian concern as insurgents retreat toward Novi Bazar with strong Ottoman army units and artillery. Bad weather hampers pacification, raising doubt about withdrawing troops from the province. Separate items note British naval salutes at Constantinople, possibility of British financial aid, and Russo-British-Afghan maneuvering amid the Berlin Congress fallout.
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Emperor confident anti socialist bill will avert danger
Berlin September 27 The Parliamentary Committee completed the first reading of the Socialist bill and adopted a clause for a final Court of Appeals with four Federal Council members and five supreme court judges, Emperor to appoint the Court President and Vice President. Emperor William thanked the Reichstag for sympathy and urged effort to avert dangers to the state, stating the bill serves this aim and that he has firm trust in the Reichstag's labors.
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Prominent Boston Banker Col Hodges Dies Sudden
COL ALMON D HODGES a Boston leader and Washington National Bank president died suddenly at his summer home in Portsmouth Rhode Island on September 27 at age 77. He rose early to depart for Boston, then collapsed from a heart ailment, dying within minutes. He led militia actions in the Derr rebellion and chaired multiple financial and genealogical organizations. He leaves a widow and four sons, two of whom died in the Civil War.
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Love and Obsession in Newburg Jail Tale
A French waiter shadows a New York family following a budding daughter. He hints she loves him, she faints upon his appearance and sickens when he is jailed. If his threat to kill himself is real, it explains the tension. Some say she is frightened, others doubt.
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Middletown accounts show four thousand deficit
A deficiency of 4000 is reported in the accounts of Collector Hayes of Middletown. An examination is being made of his accounts for failure to remit funds to the town treasury by the first of each month.
Golden wedding for James Bridge and wife of Augusta
News items report James Bridge and his Augusta wife celebrating their golden wedding on a recent Wednesday. Other notes include local injuries in Swanville, a Belfast savings bank case, theft from Barrows & Eastman drug store, and charity efforts at Gardiner fair. Died aged 100 in Castine. drowning death of Miss Altma Kendall near Lyman. Police quip over a turnip infant. Local court actions and indictments announced in Alfred and Rockland. Agriculture talks and beet drying facility progress in Presque Isle and Bangor. Next Maine Board session set for Orono in February.
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Kearsarge in dry dock at Portsmouth and town fair reports
The United States steamer Kearsarge was taken into the dry dock at Portsmouth Friday. Langdon citizens held their annual town fair with better stock displays and larger attendance. Powhatan, flagship of the North Atlantic squadron, arrived at Portsmouth from New York and will remain about four months. Manchester City Savings Bank assignees will pay a fifty percent dividend on October 14 after prior 21 percent reductions. Y M C A delegates met in Manchester with Rev Garretson presiding and a full roster of officers and committees. Talks covered the work of Y M C A units across New Hampshire, with remarks from Hon John P. Newell and H. J. McCoy.
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Vermont News Briefs and Local Incidents
The Orleans County Fair succeeded. An 80 year old Sharon woman suffers a second attack of whooping cough. Senator Edmunds’s wife, dangerously ill in Montreal, has recovered enough to go home to Burlington. Rutland man Lynch sues village for 40 000 damages over three child deaths linked to sewerage issues. Shurtleff versus Stevens ends in a 272 verdict plus costs for slander at Bellows Falls. Oscar Baring convicted of larceny in Rutland for swindling, and for preying on newspapers and churches as “Rev. Dr H. B Wil hems.” He billed advertisers while with Woonsocket Patriot and stole from ministers.
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Adams National Bank Declares 4 Percent Semiannual Dividend
The Adams National Bank will pay a 4 percent semiannual dividend tax free on October 7. The Post Office at Gardner was robbed Thursday night of 425 dollars. robbers blew the safe and escaped. George W. Sherman of Savoy, 74, died while eating a baked apple after paralysis of the tongue and throat. Bishop O'Reilly of Springfield ill with congested lungs. his thirtieth anniversary had to pass without ceremonies. Prof. Blodgett's conservatory grows to about 360 pupils. many come by train or car. Kaulbach's Reformation cartoon bought by Kaulbach's estate for 25000 dollars remains in a factory. John H. Coffing leads a 22500-dollar subscription to support the Forty-ninth Regiment bed at the House of Mercy in Pittsfield. more subscribers sought. In Great Barrington Fair races Wheeler's Lazarus wins 2.41 best time. Terry Borden's Jennie wins 2.50. Major Lord wins the free-for-all class. George F. Miller returns to North Adams and defends himself against charges. Walden’s bondsmen may be sued. Lieut. Charles Morris of the Fifth Artillery detailed as military instructor for three years at Amherst Agricultural College. Freshman class to be raised to 100. Boonzo Hashigaca arrives from Japan to enroll. Dr James R. Nichols offers to pay expenses for a worthy entrant to the college.
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Genalogical Society elects officers for year ahead
The American Genealogical Society today chose T. G. Thomas of New York as president with D. H. Stover of Boston and H. C. P. Wilson of Baltimore as vice presidents. P. F. Mendi was named treasurer and J. R. Chadwick secretary. The next meeting is planned for Baltimore in September 1879.
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