The Official Count and Canvass Fights Across Cities
New York boards of aldermen canvass presidential votes amid tensions with rival factions in Brooklyn and New York City. Reports detail incendiary fires blamed on political spite, jail and court actions, and concerns over fair counting procedures as statewide tallies proceed.
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New York Board of Aldermen
Cantassere
Siztesa
Unath
Brooxtus
Kings County Board of Supervisors
County Court House
Democratic General Committee
Dewitt
Horace €. Denning
Wm. B. Davenport
Thomas E. Pearsall
G. W. Brower
Supreme Court
Pearsall
New York
Board of Aldermen
Board of County
Waite
Beattie
Irk
Grace
Cleveland
Oneida
Hicdmond
Iockland
Schoharie
Seneca
Suffolk
Sullivan
Allegany
Cattaraugus
Cayupa
Chautauqua
Chemung
Cinton
Columbia
Middletown
Np m
United Press
New Yok
Kings Counties
Kixastox
N. Y
Ulster County
Deiming
Shawanguk
Cantrox
St. Lawrence County
Rocnesten
Livingston County
Slaine
Coorrestown
Otsego County
Syracuse
Onondaga County
Hilaine
Blaine
Sew Lorn
Democratic National Landquarters
Alderman Waite
M Waite
Tawmany
Couity Democracy
John Kelly
Tanmany
Republican National Committee
Republican Party
George Bliss
Herald
Evarts
Suss
Haskins
Mavemeyer
Sterard
Maud S Beats Her Record at Woodburn Farm Meet
Maud S driven by Robert Bonner lowered her own record at Woodburn Farm City meet in Lexington. The mare clocked 2 00 with quarters of 32½, 1:03, and 2:00 on a sunny track to become the fastest trotter, drawing cheers as her trainer and owner received congratulations. Bridgeport opens a new hospital with remarks from Mayors, doctors, and governor-elect Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Robert Bonner
Maud S
Woodburn
Noiler
Bonner
Mr. Honner
Woodgurn
Hopital
Bridgeport
Conn
Brip
Bridgeport Hospital
Morgan
Fon PP. T. Barnum
St. John Roosa
New York
Henry B. Harrison
Comings
Connecticut Medical Society
Court Martial legality and pensions on cabinet agenda
Cabinet meeting notes disclose discussion of General Swain court martial legality and appointing a Commissioner of Pensions. McPherson projects House balance 183 Democrats 141 Republicans 1 Greenbacker for a 325 seat chamber. Navy cadet admission timing and post assignments also debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasineren
McPherson
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
House
Greenbackers
Chandler
Dudley
Swain
F. M. Ramsay
Annapolis Naval Academy
Secretary of the Navy
Ramsay
Line and Engineer Corps of
the Navy
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Treasury
Post Office Department
Postoffice Department
United States
New York City
Ashe
Teller
Supreme Cone of the District
Uriaside
Losterfice Department
H. G. Wells
Michigan
Court of Commissione
Alabma Chaums
Terrible hurricane wrecks ships and destroys shore towns
A devastating storm along the St Lawrence coast wrecked the Norwegian bark Nanna with two drowned and ten saved by James and Charles Jordan. The wrecking schooner Emilie from Quinec vanished with seventeen aboard. Louis Fafford, lighthouse keeper at Pointe Des Monts, reports the tower flooded and his son Victor drowned. Widespread destruction leaves fishermen destitute and more disasters feared. Separate notes report arrests in New Lisbon for railroad track obstructions and the assassination of William Barnett in Mamertra, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinec
St. Lawrence
Cape Chatterton
Nanna
Leavig
Norway
Trinity Bay
James
Charles Jordan
Pointe Des Monts
Caribou
Eimilie
Capitan Lemieux
Louls Faiford
Victor
Fafford
Hocking Valley unrest leads to militia call to restore order
Ongoing turmoil in the Hocking Valley driven by striking miners prompts Governor Hoadly to deploy five state militia companies after a Sandstone dwelling burned and sheriffs from Athens Perry and surrounding counties meet with officials. The governor urges civilians to aid civil authorities to quell crime and restore safety in the region.
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Howlly
Perry
Athens
Hocking
Cot
Cunva
Hocking Valley
Sandston
Columbus & Hocking Coal and Iron Company
Coal Exchange
Bancroft
Hoadly
Stoecking
Columbus
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Evening Observer
Dunkirk
Pont Dilie
Mal Matter
Farmer and Observer Publishing Co
East
Chautaugua Farmer
R.geo. BE. Black
Buffalo Street
Dunkirk N.Y
RS. C
Stanley
M.D
James Irving
Journal
Genter Street
Noy
É&C
F W. Kraefft
Deer St
Cor
Sixth St
Swan
Lerims
Teves
Dakar
Walter Finkedl
M.C. Tiiker
Jamestown
N.Y
Erie Store
Monaroe Block
di Vkirk
Telegraph
Qanvassing Boards
Enufaula
Als
Palatka
Fia
BaurauLa
Kaighers
Pantka
Lynx
Mass
Ingersoll
Chicago
Exposition
United States Commissioner of Agriculture
Loring
Harrison
Smithfield
England
John Dr. Masterton
Mt. Vernon
Charles Hendricks
J. M. Masterton & Co
Canada
Toronto
Albert Shumway
Broadway
Wugh W. Adams & Co
Pig Iron Commission
Pine Street
Adams
Park Row
W. F. Storey
Utah
Sat? Lake
Here
Paris
Idaho
Camp
Samuel Landrum
Fred Kinser
Hickman
Landrum
TorEeno
Henry Schor. Ting
Sddrees Tree & Co
Maine
Frity Necker
Northeast
Acre
Pennsylvania
Home Daily
and Telegraphic News
Isaas Senssrarte
Newspareer Brchlye
Maud
Home Again
Washington
Bwalm
New Liscex
Wis
John Adams, Jr
Henry Ward
Davy Pigeon
Burt James
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St Paul Railroad Company
Nulelan
Manslonted
Mamertra
Willian Barnett
Tre Hocking Valley
Mexico
Mostrenky
Nueva Leon
Coahuila
Saltillo
Santa Catarina
Bustamente
Sabinos
Henlara
Sables Hidalgo
Inreis
Endalt Railroad
Accidienta
Menavin
Welock
West Shore Road
Cornwall Station
St. Laris
Lil
Ohio & Mississippi
Philadelphia
William McGonegal
Boston
Frederick Granger
Frederick Murray
Boston & Albany
Allston
Newton Express
Murray
Nova Scotia
Granger
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