Massachusetts Democratic Convention in Mass. center stage
Massachusetts Democrats convene in Sept at 12:15, with Lt Governor Prince and state officers listed. Col. Coveny reads call. speeches by James H. French and Edward Avery frame chaotic proceedings, Butler praised, and Butler named to run again as Governor amid calls for reform.
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Spursakeip
Mass
Jamas H. French
State Committee
Coveny
J. W. Candler
Coveny Ii
Plympton
Worcester
Candler
Frewel
Plympten
French
Mrr. Simms
Butler
Frenel
Thayer
State Dental Committee
Thomas J. Gargan
Boston
Gargan
Cohn J. Cottey
Power
Springfield
Coffey
J. W. Mellen
Committee On Organization
Edward Avery
J. W. Coveny
Avery
Jim
Massachusetts
Butler i
Commonwealth of the State
Lihede Island
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
William A. Simmons
Beacon Hill
Ay Blackguard
Buller
Frederick Q. Prince
Secret of State
Charles Marke
Cavity IL Smalls
Joh W. Cummings
John Hopkins
Settlement to Avert Glass Makers Lockout in New York State
A joint conference of New York State and Western Glass Manufacturers agreed that a lockout would be unwise and costly. They plan another meeting with full discretion to adjust differences, hoping for an amicable settlement if workers show conciliatory intent. Also reported are rowing results at Hulton and a bankruptcy assignment by Levy Bros. & Co. of Broadway for creditors totaling about $900,000 with liabilities around $1.5 million to $1.6 million.
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Cleveland
New York State
Western Associations of Glass
Itis
Samuel Levy
Julius Levy
Augustus Levy
Levy Bros. & Co., Clothiers
Broadway
Solomon IE Koln
S. H. Koehn
Crane Steel Works
San Francisco
Kodiac
Smithsonian Institute
Berlin
Evansville, Ltd
Srpt
Daquess Brothers & Co
LE 8. Clattin
New York
Tie Colored Convention in Louisville Adopts Refer to Committee
The Tie Colored Convention in Louisville on September 27 reported only minor action, adopting a resolution endorsing Arthur’s administration after a heated discussion led by W S Wilson of Louisiana. L D Tierbert moved to refer the measure to the Committee on Resolutions, and the motion carried.
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Louisville
W.S. Wilson
Louisiana
Arthur
L. D. Tierbert
Committee On
Bustus
St Vierre Martinique
Washington. Civil Service removals and education drive
Washington reports a civil service shakeup after promotions in the Interior Department sparked a clash over grade levels and salaries. Also noted is growing Indian education efforts at federal schools and hopeful leniency for Colonel Iges in a court martial, with others facing duplicating pay accounts.
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Civil Service
Indiana
Iges
Indien Triex
Ruid
Jlimpton
Inet
Robertson
Merrow
Anny
Ilges
President aids in laying Burnside Memorial cornerstone
Sept 2 Providence crowds welcomed President Arthur at Burnside Memorial site as dedication ceremonies began with a cornerstone laying. Governor Gourn, Grand Lodge, and local dignitaries attended while a bronze statue was planned for the entrance niche.
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Arthur
Providence
Burnsi
Mit Arur
Gristal Aviillers
S. Pomere
Teiven
Gourn
Misforo
Aspinwatl
Eghet
Alts
Assorkithon
City Counieils
Newpor
Uwe Grambode
Ated Ohh Ixelies
le Memorial
Divulged Secrets Ends in Fatal Shootout in Simpsonville
In Simpsonville Willis Johnson was fatally shot by Moses Newcome after reports of a secret meeting among local Black residents. Newcome and several others were arrested amid the investigation into the alleged divulging of hidden plans.
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Galveston
Tex
Golmer
Simpsonville
Willis Johnson
Moses Newcowe
Jolm
Newcome
Dom Pedro's Reply and Other Telegraph News
The message to Pr deat Aries notes Brazil's emperor and empress thank the U S for opening a direct telegraph channel via Valparaiso and Galveston aiding friendly relations and mutual benefit. Also reports a Kentucky Ghost on the Street sighting near Washington and Railroad Streets with police monitoring. A Chicago dog fight at the Indians Bowler arena drew $7,000 in bets as Fritz and Jack fought to a brutal finish. Mississippi State Fair in Dawson announces October 29 start with six days and $5,000 in premiums including $3,000 for races. about fifty horses entered. Excursion rates on all roads. subscribe for the Evening Journal.
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Wassixcros
Sept
Pr Deat Aries
Central & 56Th American Telegraph Company
Brazil
United States
Valparaiso
Talveston
Dawnson
Mississippi State Fair Association
Severe Storms and Turmoil Across Regions Reported
A compiled dispatch outlines diverse events from foreign affairs and European unrest to weather calamities. It notes violence in Croatia with government actions, arson claims in Jewish villages, frontier tensions in France and Spain, and Russian government prolongation of public-safety measures. Domestic items include fires in Fairfield Maine and Fort Wayne firm failures, plus a cyclone report from Martinique and a Missouri Senator’s death at sea.
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Hexparea
France
Prebos
Late News Item From Septembers Across Cities
Prince George of Wales visits Toronto storms cause damage in New England. The Knights of Labor hold secret Pittsburgh session. Pattville Iron and Steel loss insured for 310,000 after blast furnace fire. New Windsor New York landslide injures Gilbert Knox. Washington disbars patent attorney for irregular practices. Silvey Waters appointed agent at Covildbetian Agency. Glens Falls man held for murder of telegraph repairer Willie Heaton. Sullivan acquitted on insanity grounds. Coroner blames Lews Island Railway for collision deaths. Southeastern Railway cuts rates by 75 percent to Illinois and southern points. Savannah River area fires and near misses at Scoville House. Yellow fever and other disease reports from Guatemala, Sonora, and Mexico. Death of Robert Meyer, composer, in New Orleans. Provincial Exhibition opens at Truro, Nova Scotia. Robbery and domestic tragedy reported in New York and Missouri. Fire in Constantinople destroys three houses.
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Prince George of Wales
Toronto
England
Knights ¢ Labor
Pittsburgh
Pattville Iron and Steel Company
New Windsor
Gilbert Knox
Charles
BD. W. Dilassia
Washington
Bee
Interior Department
Silvey BP Waters
Patnam
Colvidlebdian
Washbucton
John A. Simms
Glens Falls
N.Y
Willie Heaton
Michael d
Sullivan
Franci Mallon
New Yorke
Lincoln
Hubbard
Kers
Robertson
Lews Islan
Robert Smith
Edward A. Bemens
Ard Morris Meredith
Manhattan Beach
Flushing
Glenn
Pope
Department of
Scoville House
Waterbury
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B. FP. Butler
F. O. Prince
Ingalls
Seivil
Board of Arbitration
Fis
Timuan
Stade Listitatic
Sollist
Busler
Commonwealth
Hulton
Layberger
Joseph Kaye
James Taylor
Charles Zernitt
John Biglin
Kaye
ST. Louis
Wellsville
Owen Uiterback
Pike County
Wesley Collins
Utterback
Collins
Ttig
Chautauqua Steamboat Company
Mellville
Greeley
Civil Service Commission
Tailor
Peller
Ake
Cope
Gregory
Mellveill
GRE
Mellvilles
Grrecley
Greenland
Test
Melville
Navy Department
Greeler
Burnside Memorial Hall
Bradford
Crani
Niston
Spur Island
Mount Hope
Ain Salgon
Sumashiti
Uhe
Bristol Ferry
Hte
Adnan
Child
Lafaveith
Ind
Cephas Atkinson
Atkinson Station
Here
St. TL. & Ec
Oxford
Lie
Linma
Owas Feff
Emma
Block
Tan Frangischd
8. F. Upson
Penton
Ohio
Upson
Tle
FixoLay
Blanchard River
Mt. Blaehard
Streu
Sufleyville
van Buren Township
Charles Vernon Wa
William Cross
Dom Pedro
Fraxkrors
Hyitelas
Jaicago
Fritz
Jack
Mississippi
Evexie
Foreign Affairs
Panish
Iseida
Crothay
Keischrath
Crotia
Hungary
Dcglia
Limerick
Ownsitts
Dirucex
Tipe
Canada
Fonoma
Canada Brewers’ Association
Ak, Danio, DL
Charles Jr. Chauteau
Rowmut Island
Cairo
Central City
Fort Wayne
Cincinnati
Commercia Gazett
Fort Wayne. Ind
Rogers, Lewis & Co
Whatesac
George ML Wilson
Ansville
Fairfield
Allen &Totman
Allen & Totman
Sumer Oushorn
St. Louis Flour Company
Campbell
Colonel Knapp
Missouri Republican
Col. Cigorge Knapp
Penland
Europe
Ak In
Nebrastes
Lincoly
Ulnginnatl
Wenderson
Kentucky
sTfenry Hetowby
Henry Pruitt
Jtotlowby
Pruitt
Cicada
Pandanille
Tam
Li Camerica
General Lyne
Linu
Alee Urata
Adoun
Lositn
Dirminghan
Arites
James Carey
MrKenna
Burroughs
Sonora
Moxican
New Orleans
Robert Meyer
Leipsic
Germany
Emsucht
Hawifax
N.C
Truro
Ritchie
Pastore
York
Oo Ti Engel
Ren Broulway
Wei
Mornay
Booneville
Constantinople
Kadi Keni
Thi
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