Democratic State Convention in Trenton N J Elects Ludlow Governor Candidate
The New Jersey Democratic state convention opens with Leon Abbett as temporary chair. Delegates nominate George Ludlow for governor after a volatile ballot, while approving resolutions backing Hancock and English and criticizing Republican finances under Grant. The convention adjourns sine die.
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Trenton
N. J
W. W. Shippen
Leon Abbett
Hudson County
Abbott
Passaic County
Committee On Permanent Organization
Leon Abbott
Cincinnati
Hancock
English
McClellan
Ludlow
Cleveland
Bird
Cutler
Albright
Shippen
Stockton
A. A. Hardenburgh
Randolph
Leese
Abb Tt
G. Krueger
Essex
John H. Dinlogne
George C. Green
Timothy J. Karnes
W. H. Hendrickson
R. H. Veghter
J. A. Wortemlyke
James F. MeIntee
E.M.C
Two Letters From the Candidates Pledge Indiana Support
Albany reports a Democratic barbecue at the Fairgrounds with speeches by Samuel J. Randall Cox and ex Governor Walker. Read letters from General Hancock and Mr English declining the Albany barbecue invites due to engagements and danger duty, respectively, while expressing campaign hopes for Indiana.
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Fairgrounds
Samuel J. Randall
Cox
Walker
Hancock
English
Threat to Kill a Democratic Negro in Ohio Over Vote
A Cincinnati Enquirer despatch from Lebanon Ohio recounts 1874 Republican intimidation of Jacob Waters who voted for Hancock. Waters was assaulted in a dark alley by white supporters, beaten until injured, then deserted. The incident, dismissed by local whites as a joke, is described as mob violence fueling poll intimidation. Additional details from a recent incident in the same area follow.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Lebanon
Jacob Waters
John 8. Savage
Congress
Waters
Monster anti Republican rally draws Maine crowd in Bangor
The September 4 gathering in Bangor drew an estimated 15 000 to 20 000 people, the biggest state rally to date. General Butler and E Moody Boynton arrived by steamer Cambridge and were escorted to the Penobscot Exchange. Outdoor meetings in Central Park and Abbott Square featured speakers Judge Doolittle and General Cary, with vast crowds and high enthusiasm.
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Bangor
Maine
Butler
E. Moody Boynton
City
Cambridge
Penobscot Exchange
Hancock Veterans
Hancock Legion
Bucksport Guards
Central Park
Abbott Square
Judge Doolittle
Wisconsin
3. F. Cary
Ohio
Democratic and Republican Campaign Notes and Nominations
A compilation of political items from 1880 era dispatches including John Sherman criticizing governance under Arthur, California naturalization issues affecting voting, Connecticut and New York campaign outlooks for Hancock, Maine fusion claims rebutted, national party organization moves in New York Iowa and Minnesota, and a London robbery tied to a lord.
Reward Offered for Two Burglars Seen Near Yeovil
A robbery in Yeovil, Somersetshire, exceeding $100,000 was reported. Police believe two men fled to the United States after the theft. A $2500 reward is offered for their capture. Suspect No 1 is about 40, 5 ft 7 in, dark whiskers, dark clothes and a black Mackintosh. Suspect No 2 is about 45, 5 ft 6 in, sandy whiskers, stout build, wearing dark coat and trousers, with a black hat or umbrella.
South American turmoil with floods earthquakes and deaths
From Lima to Valparaiso reports describe Chilean port blockades by Chillans and Amazon forces, a July 21 Valparaiso earthquake, landslides on the Santiago Valparaiso line, and July floods in Coquim causing rail and property damage. About fifty dead bodies found and ranches swept away near Tamayan. copper ore losses reported.
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Peru
Chorillos
Chiera
Lurin
Chorillos Augusta
Senor
Francisco Vergara
Chile
Valparaiso
Santiago and
Coquim
Tamayan
Limurie
Foot of Unknown Woman Found Along Squath Beach Mystery
A severed foot was found in a shoe on Squam Beach near life-saving station No 12 on Barnegat Bay. Local sailors suspected a wreck, with Lt Ballwin estimating water exposure of three to four weeks. The discovery of a set of false teeth shifted the mystery from a presumed drowning to uncertainty as to the owner.
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New York
Squam Beach
Long Branch
Barnegat Bay
Zephaniah Chadwick
Ballwin
New Brunswick
Ocean Grove
Wife Murder at Worcester by Jealous Scotchsmith
Hartford September 4 Henry Kinghorn a Scotch blacksmith living on Kilbourn street shot his wife as she sewed. He had long threatened to kill her over property they deeded to her and he loaded the pistol with deliberate intent. He surrendered at the police station.
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Hartford
Conn
Henry Kinghorn
Kilbourn Street
Kinghorn
Kingcorn
Millions in Economy wealth rumor shocks Ispringen people
A German town hears rumors of millions tied to the Harmony Economy community founded by Rev. George Rapp and later at Economy Pennsylvania. Estimates vary from 8 to 10 million, with the celibate sect’s dwindling numbers fueling questions of disposal and a possible Pennsylvania state claim, while Stanton's old document and local archives complicate the plan.
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Ispringen
Wirtemberg
Germany
George Rapp
America
Harmony
New Harmony
Ind
Economy
Stanton
Beaver County
State of
Pennsylvania
Wilkes Offers $10,000 on Hancock Election in Sun Letter
In a Normandy to the editor letter, George Wilkes disputes a Liberal Republican origin tale and proposes a $10,000 bet that General Hancock will win the presidency. He names Drexel, Morvan & Co. as guarantor and signals immediate acceptance by any depositor via the firm.
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United States
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the Sun
Rumored sale of Quebec government railways sparks transit talk
Excitement in Montrpal over possible sale or lease of Quebec government railways linking Ottawa to Quebec and intercolonial routes. William Gooderham of Toronto and Nipissing Railway rumored to act for Vanderbilt interests, eyeing control to shape Manitoba trade. Also notes Star Route swindle coverage and postmaster-general developments in Washington.
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Canada Pacific Railway
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Pew
Official Hints On Affidavits In Congressional Matter
A public figure said he hid no knowledge of the affidavits existence and believes Congress and his predecessor disposed of the matter last winter. He added that if papers are filed at any time he will give them due consideration and does not wish to be understood as foreclosing the issue.
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Hudson
Rudolph S. Bingham
T. Edgar Hunt
Delaware
Henry Dupont
Newcastle
D. P. Barnhard
Kent
John D. Rodney
Sussex
A. P. Laning
Buffalo
N. Y
Nevada
E. K. Valentine
Iowa
Hon
Mailory
Lucas County
Indorse
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Greenback
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J. M. Thurston
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W. Collins
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Congress
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E. C. Carns
John H. Reagan
S. Mallory
Henry K. Weiss
George W. Covington
Alexander H. Stephens
Kentucky
James M. McKenzie
Wisconsin
E. S. Bragg
R. P. Bland
D. B. Cullson
Market Report Shows Busy Live Stock Trade in August
The market for live stock and dressed beef moved steadily in August with exports to London Liverpool Glasgow and other markets unchanged from July. Prices for beef at foreign markets rose while local steamship rates fell, improving shippers margins as imports of cattle and sheep increased at Watertown and Brighton markets. The report notes higher arrivals, expectations of a larger export month, and a brighter fall outlook for the Boston beef trade as cooler weather approaches.
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Cable and Circular
Lee
Watertown
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Costa
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Penera
Boston Marke
Massachusetts
Country's Prosperity Hinges on Gold Flows From Europe
New York bankers debate the steady inflow of gold and bullion from Europe, predicting varied effects on the balance of trade. Leading figures from Drexel Morgan & Co forecast continued gold influx, offset by bond sales, while others warn of a looming shift as European demand and crops alter imports and exports.
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Chase National Bank
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Boston Stocks And Bonds Weekly Money Market Review
The Boston money market shows weekly activity with rates easing from stiff early-week levels to comparatively easy by close. New York markets remain quiet, gains in bank reserves noted, and treasury purchases temper currency outflows. Stocks show irregular but generally firmer prices, with strong dividends and selective “fancies” buoying sentiment.
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Livestock Market Report from Boston Globe and Watertown
Market data show large weekly totals across cattle sheep and swine with notes on western beef cattle export demand. Prices quoted for northern and western cattle, veal calves, and cows vary by quality, with several firms listing sales and weights, including Libby Co and Aldrich Johnson.
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Howe
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W. Scollans
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Alfrich & Johnson
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Jersey
Port Jersey
Hobineson
Aldrich & Johnson
Owl
Goss
Laot le
J. Shirley
G.I. Evans
J. Mebride
S. P. Flack & Non
H.W. Robinson
W. Fisher
O. R. Robinson
B. Sargent
G. Berry
Supposed murder shocks Providence family quarrel
A Providence woman, Mrs. William Furey, aged 32, was killed after a quarrel with the O'Brien brothers outside her tenement. Stones were thrown from the yard, a window was struck by a stone, and she died after signaling the stone caused the wound. The incident occurred as neighbors reported a tense scene with the O'Briens and Mrs. Furey remonstrating at the door.
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William Furey
Lilly Street
Furey
O'Brien
O’brien
Dr Pierce Catarrh Remedy Esteemed by Local Patient
A Portlandville reader testifies after using Dr Pierce Catarrh Remedy and Golden Medical Discovery. Previously unable to breathe through the nose for four years, the patient reports relief from catarrh, sore throat, and aches and praises Dr Pierce and his associates.
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Portlandville
Iowa
R. V. PreKce
Stir
Fage
Dr. Pierce
Vatson Suir
Commercial Matters Boston Markets Review
Orrick in the Boston Daily Globe reports commercial activity shows steady growth into the month, with consumer demand driving movements. Dairy prices rise. butter and cheese advance, while beans and potatoes trend mixed. Apples remain plentiful with low prices. exports liberal. Various bean price ranges and butter quotes are listed. cheese markets firm but cautious.
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Boston Daily Glone
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New York
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Choice Creamery
Franklin County
Choice Western
Choice
New York Markets Summary on Flour Cotton and Grains
The New York market report shows flour and meal prices firming slightly with varied grades quoted, cotton spots unaltered with mixed futures, and provisions weak with pork and lard prices sliding. Grain futures for wheat and corn move in narrow ranges, while rye and oats hold near steady levels amid light demand.
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Walew
Wholesaled Trade Notes and Market Terms
The report lists varied commodity prices and conditions including sugars, coffee, molasses, and resins with mixed activity. Prices range around 5 to 7 cents for refined products, with some items steady and others quiet. Navel stores, petroleum, and grain movements to Cork and Liverpool are noted with limited fluctuations and general firm undertones.
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Gloucester Weekly Fishing Returns Report
Gloucester reports 83 fishing arrivals for the week with 46 from Georges and Banks catch totals around 1,? million pounds of codfish plus halibut and mackerel. Weather hindered curing, halibut receipts were light, prices rose. shore and Bank fish prices listed with various quantities and baits, including halibut heads fins tongues and pickled codfish, amid a bustling but tangled market.
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Bay of St. Lawrence
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