Exhibit of Railroads and Silk Culture Notes At Institute
The exhibit surveys North Carolina and Virginia railroad displays showing wealth in minerals coal marble and forestry. A permanent exhibit in the Institute building is favored to form a national resources museum for students and visitors. A silk culture school opens at Wadesboro with Miss Rossiter of Philadelphia guiding a 40 acre estate cocoonery building and a 140 by 40 foot cocoonery. results look promising. Railroads feature mills tobacco factories and paper plants along the line, plus new waffle frying irons and Vienna waffles revolutionizing home cooking. The hall displays art pottery by Miss Annie L Gorham and Missouri Pacific Texas Pacific railways with Messier and Prof. Thomas. Northern Pacific treasure consignments, and Belcher Taylor agricultural implements at Chicopee Falls.
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North Carolina
Virginia Seaboard
Wadesboro
France
Italy
Rossiter
Philadelphia
Vienna
American Soapstone Finish Company
Annie L.gorham
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific Railways
Messier
Thomas
Nothern Pacific
Belcher & Taylor
Chicopee Falls
Notable Banters and Brief Notices from Washington and Beyond
A collage of brief items notes Gen Hancock’s knee healing, Gov Butler slated for Pittsfield cattle show, Gov Sherman ill for campaigning, Maj Daniel Simpson to celebrate 93rd birthday, and Police Adams back on duty. Also mentions Modjeska’s fashion, Uncle Remus’s Joel Chandler Harris return, various naval and political figures, a jet of editor changes at St Louis Republican, and ex Secretary Maine likely spending winter in Washington as he seals his book.
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Atlanta Constitution
Gen
Hancock
Gov. Butler
Pittsfield
Gov
Sherman
Iowa
Daniel Simpson
Adams
Modjeska
Poland
Joel Chandler Harris
Uncle Remus
Atlanta
Clerk McPherson
National House of Representatives
Gen. Howe
Old Cambridge
Very
Fernald
Lieut
Harber
de Long
Jeannette
Washington
S. Cox
Hoadly
Woolseys
Aaron Burr
Belfast
March of Maine
Boston
John
Florentino Souza
Guatemala
Jacobo Baiz
San Salvador
Pere Hyacinthe
Mme. Loyson
Liverpool
New York
Cyrus W. Field
Chicago
E. B. Washburne
Charles C. Morrison
Ordinance Department
National Armory
Springfield
Mass
Rock Island Arsenal
Rock Island
Georgia land ready for northern investment, Bosworth letter
A letter to the Boston Post argues Georgia offers idle acreage and abundant water power awaiting northern capital. The writer, Josiah M. Bosworth, urges cross regional exchanges to boost settlement and development, praising Georgia's open arms and potential for wealth. He invites northern visitors to experience the region beyond cities to be persuaded.
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Boston Post
Georgia
Sam
New England
Mnen
Josiah M. Bosworth
Legal Tender Case Set for Supreme Court Oct 9 Hearing
The legality of legal tender notes issued after May 1878 and after January 1 1879 will be argued before the supreme court on October 9. Counsel on both sides are ready. Senator Edmunds and William Allen Butler of New York oppose the law, Governor Butler supports it.
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Supreme Court
Edmunds
William Allen Butler
New York
Guv. Butler
Yale College Opens Law Department Addressed by Wayland
Yale college law department opened on Thursday with an address by Prof Francis Wayland. Parrott and Hull are members of the Junior Class of 40. The senior class has 35 members and includes a colored student.
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Yale College
Francis Wayland
Parrott and Hull
University
New York Democrats Open State Convention in Cleveland Era
The New York Democratic State Convention opened in Cleveland with 2,000 spectators and both Tammany and Irving Hall delegates present. Samuel J. Tilden Jr. drew cheers for his uncle, the presidential candidate. The party backed the county democracy as the regular city organization and admitted other groups to seats. Isaac Maynard won secretary of state, Alfred C. Chapin for comptroller, Maxwell for treasurer, O’Brien for attorney general, and Sweet for state engineer. The platform endorsed Gov. Cleveland’s reforms and primaries, with a strong ticket and favorable forecasts for votes. Heady with early momentum, the convention adjourned amid cheers.
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Burrao
N. Y
Seventh Regiment
Ninth Regiment
Tammany
Daniel Manning
A. C. Chapen
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Samuel J. Tilden, Jr
Columbia County
Columbia
New York County
Francis L. Stetson
County Democracy
Tammany Representatives
Grady
Justice Callahan
Irving Hall
New York
Tammany Hall
Thomas E. Benedict
Isaac Maynard
Delaware
William Purcell
Monroe
Maynard
Purcell
County
Alfred C. Chapin
Col. Conkling
James Mackin
Robert A. Maxwell
Dennis O’brien
Jefferson
Poucher
Hoskin
Elnathan Sweet
Albany
New State Committee
Isaac H. Maynard
Tie
Delaware County
Kings
St. Lawrence County
Watertown
Congress
Hancock
Warner Miller
Maxwell
Batavia
Lockport Union
Dem
West Shore Railroad
West Point
Catskill
Maryland Republicans Name Holton for Governor Fight
Exe Congressman McLane faces a GOP nomination fight as Hon. H. B. Holton, congressman elect, is chosen by Maryland Republicans. Holton, wealthy and popular, has party foes, while Democrats expect McLane to win though internal rifts could boost Holton’s vote beyond expectations.
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McLane
Maryland
H. B. Holton
Holton
Plymouth County Republican Convention at Bridgewater
The Plymouth county Republican convention met in Bridgewater with J. J. Whipple presiding and William S. Danforth as secretary. Nominees included Charles A. Paine for county commissioner, A. K. Harmon for sheriff, John C. Sullivan for register of probate, C. W. Seymour and Obed Delano for special commissioners, C. W. Sumner, Hosea Kingmore, and Arthur Lord for commissioners of insolvency, and Everett C. Bumpus for district attorney.
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Plymouth
Plymouth County
Bridgewater
J. J. Whipple
Brockton
William S. Danforth
Charles A. Paine
Halifax
A. K. Harmon
John C. Sullivan
Middleboro
C. W. Seymour
Hingham
Obed Delano
Marion
C. W. Sumner
Hosea Kingmore
Arthur Lord
Everett C. Bumpus
Weymouth
Abbott Promise Echoes In Jersey Campaign
A Rochester Post Express report ridicules candidate Abbott for pledges to Democratic workers in Jersey likening his rhetoric to Hans Breitmann and Hiram Twine. The Manchester Union notes the New York Sun might claim it never knew such a man as William S Holman despite widespread “Holman” branding and references.
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Abbott
Rochester Post-Express
Leon Abbott
Jersey
Thurman
Hans Breitmann
Hiram Twine
Manchester Union
New York Sun
William S. Holman
Parnell Shot Rumor Causes Dublin Stir
London dispatch notes circulating report that Charles Stewart Parnell has been shot and wounded with conflicting accounts. A Home Rule and Orange meeting in Dungannon shows police preventing clashes, arrests made, and a pledge to resist national league aims amid demonstrations. MPs Healy O Connor and O Brien spoke with soldiers escorting them from the station.
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London
Parnell
Daily Chronicle
Dublin
National League
Ireland
Messrs. Healy
O’connor
O’brien
Wort-a-Down
County Armagh
Colored convention adopts address on rights and sympathy for Ireland
The national colored convention in Louisville on September 27 approves an address criticizing lingering legal disenfranchisement in the South and the Freedmen’s Savings Bank mishandling. It expresses sympathy with Ireland, calls for abolition of the chain gang system, and for union access for Black workers in trades and commerce. The body adjourns after adopting the address and returning home.
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Louisville
National Colored Convention
Freedmen’s Savings Bank
United States
Ireland
But She Refuses to Return Home in Bar Harbor Romance
E T Hamer, owner of Grand Central hotel,追 arrives in Minneapolis seeking his 17 year old daughter Bele who ran off with Lewis H Conners of Bar Harbor. Conners claims Bele is 18 and willing, while Bele says she is free and will wait for him if he is jailed. Conners is detained as authorities watch Bele who resists return.
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E.T. Hamer
Grand Central
Bar Harbor
Bele
Lewis H. Conners
Conners
Belle
Hearing in Rose Ambler Case Resumes in Stratford
In Bridgeport Sept 27 hearing on Rose Clark Ambler murder case resumes. Norman Ambler, Rose Clark's ex husband, hints at prior relations with Lewis and corroborates intimacy claims. Yale Medical Prof White reports microscopic cushion test shows no blood. hair under nails described as human and likely from a man.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Rose Clark-Ambler
Stratford
Norman Ambler
Rose Clark
Lewis
Rose
Roberts
Prof. White
Yale Medical School
Worcester Music Festival Opens With Bruch Work
Worcester Massachusetts Sept 27 The music festival concerts were varied in character with Bruch s new Fair Ellen premiered featuring solos by Bessie Hamlin and Stoddard. Minnie Hauk Hope Glenn Wynant and Myron Whitney received warm receptions while pianist Chevalier DeKontski drew enthusiasm. The festival ends tomorrow with Beethoven s ninth and the oratorio Samson.
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Worcester
Mass
Max Bruch
Fair Ellen
Bessie Hamlin
Mr. Stoddard
Minnie Hauk
Hope Glenn
Miss Wynant
Myron Whitney
Chevalier DeKontski
Samson
Senator Bayard Denies Interview About Butler
Senator Bayard repudiates an interview attributed by a Chicago Herald reporter on Butler. He says he declined to be interviewed and notes only that he did not consider Butler a Democrat. He did not discuss Butler’s congressional career nor express hope for Butler’s reelection as Massachusetts governor.
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Senator Bayard
Chicago Herald
Butler
Gov. Butler
Massachusetts
Clark Sues Morning Journal for Accounting and Receiver
New York court action seeks accounting and a receiver against the Morning Journal association and Albert Pulitzer alleging misappropriation of stock and large unconsidered issues to Albert Pulitzer. The filing names Charles B. Clark as plaintiff and cites directors for action. Hub Punch is delicious. Buy of grocers druggists or wine merchants.
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New York
Charles 8. Clark
Morning Journal Association
Albert Pulitzer
Prince Declines Run in Butler Backed Lt Governorship
The Boston political scene centers on ex mayor Prince and Governor Butler as Prince reportedly declines a lieutenant governor bid. Reports say convention managers aimed to sideline Prince to aid Butler’s national ambitions, risking old Democrat loyalties while planning delegates to the national convention. The issue prompts potential reconvening of the state convention and possible reallocation of the ticket and delegates as observers await official word from Prince.
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Lowell Courier
Prince
Cushing
Jonathan Bourne
New Bedford
Springfield
Robinson
Charley Foster
Philadelphia
Massachusetts
Geo. Foster
Greenback
Commonwealth
Worcester Gazette
the Gazette
Sam Bowles
Boston
Lowell
George D. Robinson
Baldwin
Essex
Gov. Butler
Europe
Mr. Prince
Charles A. Prince
Avery
State Central Committee
France
Bowerman
Ames
Howes
Blackmer
McDavitt
Executive Committee
Probably A Swindler English Operator Swindles Montreal Bank
An Englishman named C J Dewey arrived in Montreal from Liverpool and built credibility with letters from English houses. He raised about 25 000 dollars from Molson's bank using bills of lading, then 39 000 dollars more on the next shipment. Forged bills were used in Boston and New York for further advances, with losses tallied at least 160 600 dollars. Detectives pursue him in the eastern states as a larger reward awaits.
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Montreal
C. J. Dewey
Liverpool
England
Molson’s Bank
Mthrist
Dewey
Boston
New York
Bristol
London
Ont
Portland council weighs lease of Portland and Ogdensburg line
In Portland Maine an informal city council meeting discussed the proposed sale of the Portland and Ogdensburg railroad to Canadian Pacific. Representing CP, William L Putnam said bonds and options were reviewed and urged leasing the line as a better safeguard while CP sought to buy outstanding bonds. The council voted for negotiations on a lease and planned a committee meeting next Monday.
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Portland
Portland and Ogdensburg
Canadian Pacific
William L. Putnam
Two Drew Children Returned to Lowell After Abduction
In Lowell Massachusetts an unknown woman brought back Charles W. Drew's two children who had been taken when he fled the city in August. The children claim their father is dead but are too young to speak clearly.
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Lowell
Mass
Charles W. Drew
Political Con test in Massachusetts and New Hampshire Railroads
Special correspondence from Concord New Hampshire reports quiet politics as parties prepare for national conventions. New Hampshire Democrats may rally Massachusetts speakers and leaders to aid the campaign against Republican corruption. The article also covers railroad consolidation talks, the state railroad commission, and observances of forthcoming fairs and local appointments.
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Boston Post
Concord
XN. H
Granite State
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Post
Collins
Tarbox
Woodbury
Brewster
Fitzgerald
McCafferty
Bay State
Democratic State Committee
Gen. Butler
Col. George
Col. Tie
Stone
Laconia
John M. Shirley
Andover
H. W. Parker
Claremont
B. Page
Haverhill
Col. Kent
Drew
Lancaster
Isaac Bradford
Exeter
Col. Noyes
Nashua
William Little
Manchester
T. J. Smith
Dover
Supreme Court
Railroad Commission
Moore
Gov. Hale
New England
Sanborn
Franklin
Tenney
Board of Commissioners
Board of Equalization
E. R. Wilkins
Fisherville
Sullivan Holman
Pillsbury
Plymouth
Rochester
Warner
Masconia
East Canaan
Coos
Essex
Sullivan County
William Eakins
Methodist
Newark
N. J
Charles K
Keene
James Burnap
Marion
Ashland
H. B. Fowler
Bristol
HH. BM
Insurance Commissioners Meet in Columbus Adopts Resolution
National convention of insurance commissioners in Columbus Ohio condemned the practice of lenders making loans on the stock of another insurance company. Officers elected include President John A McCall Vice President Charles H Moore Secretary Charles P Swigert and executive committee Oliver Pillsbury New Hampshire Eugene Pringle Michigan.
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Columbus
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
John A. McCall
Charles H. Moore
Charles P. Swigert
Oliver Pillsbury
New Hampshire
Eugene Pringle
Michigan
Forgery Arrest Tangles Bureau Arrears Case in New York
John B. Carroll a former clerk in the bureau of arrears was arrested in Stamford Conn and brought to New York on a forgery charge. He allegedly appropriated about 15000 and altered accounts to conceal the deficiency. A brother of ex Mayor Ely a major property owner is said to be involved. More arrests are expected.
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New York
John B. Carroll
Bureau
Stamford
Conn
Ely
Drunken quarrel ends in suicide and jail sentence
In Warternery Con Sept 27 John Galvin and his wife were arrested for drunkenness. The husband cut his throat with a razor and died from the wound while the wife was jailed for 60 days. The tragedy arose after futile efforts to reform the wife and a life of dissipation.
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Warternery
Con
John Galvin
Cuban Revolt Proclamation Urges Cuban Uprising
New York dispatch reports a copy of General Aguerro's proclamation from Cuba calling on all Cubans to join a revolt against Spain. It warns that those who refuse will face destruction of property and death, and grants a three month window to decide.
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New York
Aguerro
Cuba
Spain
Multiple incidents stain week with deaths and legal acts in US and Canada
A steam threshing machine exploded in Minnesota killing four and wounding six. Perry Cavettet was sentenced to hang in Texas for killing a farmer. Editor Cel Frank Davidson in Arkansas committed suicide amid financial woes. Fredericton railway purchase in New Brunswick completed, rumor price 150600. Annapolis County apple crop decline estimated at 40000 plus hay and potato shortages. Umpire McCune set coal miner wages at 312 cents per bushel for Oct 1 to Apr 1, 1914. no strike after acceptance. National Wool Growers’ meeting in Chicago elected Delano president Chapman secretary Beal treasurer. wool tariff restoration urged. Chicago editors view NY daily price cuts. St Louis editors silent. Northeastern Pennsylvania united Irish mass gathering drew 10000 at Mountain Park with leaders Sullivan Hines Connelly. Maryville soldiers reunion featured a sham battle. Private John Small died after a gun misfire tearing arm and shoulder.
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Asakes
Minn
Perry Cavettet
Bryan
Tex
Brockwell
Cel
Frank Davidson
Vanburen
Ark
Fredericton
New Brunswick Road
Annapolis County
N. S
McCune
Pittsburg
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Chicago
Columbus Delano
Ohio
Albert Chapman
Virginia
H. Beal
West Virginia
New York
St. Louis
United Irish Societies
Pennsylvania
Mountain Park
Wilkesbarre
Alexander Sullivan
Irish National League of America
Hines
Connelly
Scranton
Maryville
Parcher
John Small
Pickering
At the Capital Sheridan Succession Rumors Stir Here
Special dispatch from Washington chronicles army officers speculating on Sheridan's successor. Gen Schofield appears favored for the Missouri command, while Gen Pope and Gen Miles also loom as contenders. Blaine plans a rental for his unfinished Washington mansion, with Leiter as tenant, amid a wave of grand private houses offered for sale.
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Washington
Gen. Sherman
Gen. Sheridan
Missouri
Pope
Fort Leavenworth
Chicago
Gen. Schofield
St. Louis
Schofield
Sheridan
Gen. Miles
Gen. Augur
Texas
Sherman
Miles
Gen. Hunt
Department of the South
Gen. McKenzie
Department of Columbia
Blaine
Garfield
Mr. Blaine
L. B. Leiter
Windom
Robeson
Pendleton
Serious Charges Against Judge Goddard in Portland Post Office
The Washington Post cites a postal department special officer alleging irregularities at the Portland Maine post office held by Judge Charles W Goddard since Grant’s presidency. Allegations include a six figure postmaster salary, neglect of duties, wrongful use of government funds, and a $3000 defalcation hushed by clerks. Judge Goddard, Bowdoin graduate 1845, long a respected Maine citizen, faces political backlash from ring politicians opposing his nonaligned stance. The charges’ truth remains uncertain amid partisan dispute.
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The
Washington Post
Postal Department
Portland
Goddard
Grant
Post Office Department
Maine
Supreme Court
Bowdoin
Ring
Inquest Finds Buckley Guilty of Carelessness in Corrigan Death
Judge Daniel E. Safford issues findings on the North Salem saloon death of Lawrence H. Corrigan Aug 21. Buckley acted without malice but used more force than necessary ejecting Corrigan. Separate items note Hodges estate real estate transfers and various Salem court judgments, plus local church, installation, and festival notes.
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Daniel E. Safford
Lawrence H. Corrigan
Dennis Buckley
Corrigan
North Salem
Buckley
Joseph Hodges
Kasex_street
Philip Lefaveur
Hodges’s Court
Charles Odell
Simon Forrester
Derby Street
Michael McNulty
Carter Street
David Wentzell
Daniels Street
Stephen Burger
Pennsylvania Pier
Patrick Foley
Essex Street
Clara H. Jelly
Superior Court
Salem
Staples
Asa L. Hatch
George A
Stearns H. Martin
Martin Et Als
S. H. Martin
Newhall Martin
Charles Lamere
Timothy Collins
Systematic Swindling in Public Building Construction
Washington reports reveal criticism of the treasury supervising architect position and the current noncompetitive system. A New York architect resigns after a brief tenure, condemning costs and poor designs. The piece cites potential treasury reforms and notes naval and postal department developments, including electric lighting plans, Judge Ray’s resignation, and the Supreme Court resuming with 65 docketed cases.
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Jeannette
Navy Department
Harber
DeLong
Lena Delta
Treasury
Gaslight Company
Ray
Division of Postal Laws and Regulations
Post Office Department
Supreme Court
Swanbach Convicted of Manslaughter in Hanson Case
In HiouLTon Maine on September 27 the trial of Swanbach for the murder of John Hanson ended with a verdict of manslaughter after about six hours deliberation. Defense claimed self defense and family protection, while the Attorney General argued the act was unlawful and not in self defense. He faces sentencing tomorrow morning.
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John Swanksoch
John Hanson
Hioulton
John Swanbach
Llewellyn Powers
Swanbach
Hanson
Cleaves
Hanon
Housatonic Fair Highlights Horses Exhibition at Unkamet Farm
Great Barrington Mass September 27 The second day of the Housatonic agricultural fair featured a horse show and hall exhibits. One highlight was an imported Norman stallion weighing 1600 pounds owned by the state at the Unkamet farm in the area.
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Pittsfield
Wildfire, Jr
G. H. Smith
Sheffield
Adirondack
H. C.age of Lee
Sultan
C. L. Mansir
Monterey
Billy Burger
C. A. Brewer
West Stockbridge
Charles Dickens
A. H. Stickles
Wilkes Spirit
W. H. Palmer
Alford
Elizar Smith
Lee
F. M. Dodge
E. Hurlburt’s
Great Barrington
Buk
Preston Wilkes
B. G. Dexter
Salisbury
Conn
C. B. Buell
Ludlow
State Board of Agriculture
Brewer
Yale College
Mass
Unkamet Farm
Sebec Toothpick Factory Closes Amid Wealth of Picks
A Sebec toothpick factory has shut down temporarily with 2,000,000,000 picks on hand. The York county grand jury reports 73 liquor law indictments including several against apothecaries for selling wine and quinine. Richardson & Bennie of Boston sue F. Shaw & Brothers and others in a suit seeking the location of $25,000 worth of hides and an injunction to prevent their sale until the matter is resolved. A Lewiston grove is bought by the state agricultural society to become a park for farmers during fairs.
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State Agricultural Society
Lewiston
York County Grand Jury
Apothecaries
Equity
Supreme Court
Richardson & Bennie
Boston
F. Shaw & Brothers
F. A. Wyman
S. E. Spring
Symonds
Rochester Fair Closes As Fair Week Ends
Rochester town fair closes Thursday succ essfully. Rail road commissioners chairmen salaries listed. Ellis of Rochester stabbed. two assailants remanded. Grafton county fair drew large crowd with Hoyt Hannah S. and Captain Slick racing winners. New Hampshire National guard encampment closes. Gov. Hale reviews troops. Warner fair day two features speeches and prize winners in oxen, cattle, steers, ladies driving. Warner wins baseball. trot winners Ruioff Bates and Frank Patch.
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Rochester
C. Moore
Board of Railroad Commissioners
E. L. Sanborn
E. J. Tenney
Grafton County
Hoyt
Hannah S
Moody
Slick
New Hampshire National Guard
Hale
Dalton
Massachusetts
Beale
Maine
C. Adams
Manchester
J. D. Lyman
Exeter
Moses Humphrey
Concord
Edward Osgood
Canterbury
J. B. Panthorn
East Concord
C. D. Glitten
Webster
George F. Sanborn
Warner
Brackett
Sawyer
Otis
Warner Club
Ruioff Bates
Frank Patch
Bradford
Man Found Dead in Crocker Mills Engine Room
Martin Griffin was found dead in the engine room of the Crocker mills in West Fitchburg on Wednesday due to heart disease. J Riley Maynard, a South Deerfield farmer, has dug from three-quarters of an acre 500 bushels of Early Rose potatoes planted on tobacco stalks with sea fowl guano. The Springfield Daily Democrat now appears as a seven-column folio sheet and the managers state it has come to stay. All Protestant clergymen of Gloucester and Rockport protest raffles and season ticket prices at fairs, especially sales to youths.
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Martin Griffin
Crocker Mills
West Fitchburg
South Deerfield
J. Riley Maynard
Springfield Daily Democrat
Gloucester
Rockport
Boston Wins Championship Match Over Cleveland in Stubborn Contest
In a hard fought game in the city, Whitney silenced the Cleveland hitters with 11 strikeouts and four singles allowed as Boston defeated Cleveland by four to one. Sawyer and Radford contribute notable plays. umpire McLean curbs persistent Cleveland protests. Fans cheer as Boston secures pennant chances and many celebrate the victory over 3,000 spectators.
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Whitney
Bostons
Sawyer
Joe Hornung
Evans
Morrill
Muldoon
Dunlap
Little Radford
Hotaling
Glasscock
Jumbo
York
Wise
Sutton
Hornung
Hornling
Burdock
Buftinton
Phillips
Bushong
Cleveland
McLean
al Urdeck
Morris
Wee
Puffinton
R.f
Hackett, c
Tae
Whluney
Fadford
Philips
Saeueeguendens Vice
GS Ind
Herrung
Pacing Race At Beacon Park Knox Wins Three Minute Race
The Beacon Park program featured brisk pacing races with a large crowd enjoying ideal outdoor weather. Pilot Knox won the three minute stallion class after leading from the start and narrowly beating Challenge in the opening heat, with Middleton Jr and others failing to challenge.
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Pilot Knox
Beacon Park
Richball
Flora Bell
Westimone
Gem
Thomas Reed
Pictou
Ont
Can
No Naime
C. H. Nelson
Waterville
Young Ross
H. ©. Wooumitt
Mineola
L. J
Challenge
N. K. Mann
Meansville
N. Y
Middleton, Jr
George Tiana
Melrose
N. M. Prescott
Clinton
Gideon Welles
John Hi. May
Gardiner
Pitot Knox
Jd. Trout
Dartmouth
Chelenge
Knox Scond
Middieton, Jr
Knox
Lowen
Middleton
J.J. Bowen
H.C. Woodnutt
N. B. Mari
S. Midateton, Jr
Quarter Mile Women's Racing At Local Meet Delights Crowd
Between heats Miss Myrtie Peek and Madame Martanette rode a half mile and repeat race, drawing cheers as they traded leads. Peek won the first heat in 55 seconds, then beat Marianette by several lengths in 54 seconds. Patr olan the black stallion failed to beat 2:30, clocking 2:44 and 2:37.
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Wilson
Thomas
Clemmie G
Sss
Cnxccon
Myrtie Peek
Madame Martanette
Patrolan
William B. Smith
Hartford
Phallas
Santa Claus
Young Fullerton
Miss Peek
Mme
Marianette
Races Delayed by Wind at Pittsburg and Bangor Meet
Races in Pittsburg delayed to 3:30 pm due to high winds. Luther defeats McCaffrey in dead heat rematch after McCaffrey sprains an arm. Hammond and others win professional heats. Providence and Narragansett events report multiple trotting and pacing results with times and placements across state fairs and regional tracks.
Brush fire in Grey's Wood on Howard Avenue Highland district
In Boston and Vicinity the 2:40 Thursday afternoon alarm from box 337 reported a brush fire in Grey's Wood on Howard Avenue in Highland district with no damage. Brief Reports by Telegraph note St Johnsbury Vermont September 27 reporting: the Graves property near this village suffered a morning fire destroying house barn and outbuildings due to a bursting kerosene lantern, estimated loss $2000 insured $1200. Camden Maine September 27 reports a barn fire at West Camden owned by J L Andrews last night with insured value $300.
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Boston
Grey’s Wood
Howard Avenue
Highland District
St. Johnspury
Yvt
D. Graves
Camden
J. L. Andrews
Fever Hits Lapaz as People Flee to Escape Heat
San Francisco dispatch reports yellow fever breaking out at Lapaz with extreme heat driving residents to flee in all directions seeking cooler air and safety from the outbreak.
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Lapaz
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Moses Whiting
Peter Post
Foxboro
Mary P. Shaw
Charles Smith
House of Correction
Somerville
Prospect Hill
A. E. Winship
Warren Avenue
W. E. Merrimac
D. D
Franklin Street
Noyes
Winter Hill
Winship
Topsfield
L. F. Crawford
Congregational Church
D. B. Marsh
Georgetown
G. L. Gleason
Byfield
G. A. Emerson
Braintree
Newton
Newton Horticultural Society
City Hall
Chester
Ellison
Theodore Lyman
Brookline
B. B. Johnson
Waltham
Waltham Farmers’ Club
Charles Robinson
W. A. Spinney
Adams School
West Newton
Lynn
Wennche
Sons of Temperance
Maple Street M. E
Ward 5
Central Avenue
Horton Horticultural Society
Coliseum
Essex County
Fr. Strain
Paris
Quincy Court
John Eagan
Holbrook
P. Thompson
Swampscott
Chelsea Court
John Riley
Superior Criminal Court
Lynn Court
Jeremiah K. Hurley
Junius Brutus Booth
Agnes Booth
Frank Henderson
Frederck Stocker
East Saugus
Anyt Bank
Potter
NEW England News
Hampshire
Allegheny
Chicagos
Philadelphias
Detroits
New Yorks
Cincinnati
Metropolitans
Cincinnatis
Louisville—Athletics
Eclipses
Baltimores
Hanover
Dartmouths
Live Oaks
Brattleboro
Providence
Battlules
Rhode Island
Buffalos
Perch
Spa
Desters
Auracke
Chicago Times
Ned O’brien
Evening Telegram
Grays
Beacon Parh
Mr. Balch
B. G. Wilson
D. m. Clemmie G
G. W. Saunders
M. Clemmie
M. M. Hedges
J. B. Thomas
J. Splan
Luther
McCaffrey
Hamm
Griffin
Riley
Briceland
Casey
Gaisel
Teemer
Weemer
Narragansett Park
William Harrington
G. G. Henry
G. G. Dick Taylor
Foster
Bli
M. Jennie
B. G. William Otis
C. A. Waterman
Maplewood
George O
Dominion Boy
Gray Nose
Aroostook Bo
Dexter
Frank P
F. W. Berry
Gladstone
5. R. Lancaster
Corunna
Malcom
C. Hi. Nelson
Lorilla
Jack of
Trumps
Halifat
Aone
M. C. Johnson
E. C. Cook
Thetford
Thompson
Yankee Boy
Jim
E. J. Libby
Nellie
G. F. Winch
H. F. Dearbon
Maggie
C. E. Evans
Ajax
J. Hartwell
Goldfinder
H. Brock
Johnnie
Horace Peck
Nellie Gray
H. Hockenbush
Taunton
C.E. Kenyon
B. m. Julia B
A. Johnson
Minnie Moulton
Morse
Yellow Dock Company
Kitty Patchen
Nice
Estabrook & Eaton’s
Washington Street
Fairbanks
Lungo
Chambers
Temple Pl
Winter St
Se17
W. Baker & GO
Dorchester
Hotel Board
Clarendon Hotel
Tremont Street
Berkeley
Carendon
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!