Maine Election Sweep Brings Republican Victory
Maine reports an overall Republican triumph with Bodwell for Governor and Reed, Dingle, Milliken, and Boutelle elected to Congress. Senate expected to be 26 Republicans to 6 Democrats. House shows net gains for Republicans. Lewiston and Wisconsin notices follow with Democratic conventions and a busy national nomination scene.
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Maine
Avovata
Joseph B. Bodwell
Thomas Th. Reed
Nelson Dingles
Seth I. Milliken
Charles A. Boutelle
Congress
Prohibition
Senate
Lewiston
Lewiston Journal
Bodwell
Edwards
Clark
Rubie
Eau Claire
Gilbert A. Woodward
la Cresse
J. W. Putnam
Piares County
John G. Ludwig
Milwaukee
John A. Johnson
Madison
George W. Bird
Jefferson
Edward McLaughlin
Fond du
Tac
James Machan
Stevens Point
John Kerrell
Kawaunes
W. A. Walker
Manitowoc
State Central Committee
National Democratic
Cleveland
Wilus
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Minnesota
St. Pave
Minn
A. A. Amas
John KR. Frank
J. H. Ives
Henry Poehler
G. A. Lundberg
Suprome Court
G. T. Gardnar
New Hampshire
Coxcorn
N. 1
Charles H. Sawyer
Dover
Help for the Needy and Charleston Relief Fund Efforts
New York reports Mayor Courtenay of Charleston seeking 500000 to 700000 to shelter homeless before winter. Damage estimates reach 5 to 6 million in property with several city funds totaling over 30 million elsewhere. By Sept 14 the relief fund has raised about 37000 locally, with Catholic and Mercy groups mobilizing to aid orphans and churches urged to collect on the 26th. Additional appeals warn of upcoming disasters as chambers of commerce and donors contribute to Charleston sufferers.
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Tripapenraia
American Agricultural and Dairy Association
Canada
Kansas
J. I. Teall
Congress
Cleveland
Grover Casveland
Betta
East Indies
Rome
Civitta Catolica
Order of Seauits
Clement XLV
Charleston
Cotton Exchange
Boston
Buffalo
Seage
Fribune
Connaruts
Ore
HamMonDe
New York
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Irving
Charleston Relief Fund
Torono
Kaskaskia River
William Enara
David Rice
David Campbell
Albert Hixson
Sadgorus
A. Tablen
Palmer
Gve Guir
Washington
United
Philadelphia
Adams Express Company
Cholera Spreads Across Austria and Asia Reports
Sept 16 cholera rising in Austria with Lic village hardest hit where 90 of 900 people struck and 20 died. Doctors distrusted, families conceal illness. mothers and daughters found half naked, bodies in rooms. Trieste and Vienna report new cases and deaths as Danube quarantines spread. Seoul and Corea report high fatality, with tens of thousands of cases. Bridge accidents in Moravia and Belfast cause deaths and injuries. Blaine engagement shock as James G. Blaine Jr secretly marries Maria Nevins. Pittsburgh fears influx of foreign workers amid iron industry boom. workers consider relocation. Married at county fair in Younestown.
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Austria
Japan
Corea
Loxpox
Lic
Agram
Atricken
Angel of
Ubem
Trieste
Danube
Bida-Pestol
San Frrancesco
Cal
Seoul
Shinshu
Torai
Ban Hanson
James G. Blaine
Kansas
Cincinnati
Blaine
Peaceful Bulgaria Negotiations Favorable Prospects
Diplomatic dispatches report favorable progress among Russia Germany and Austria over Bulgaria with no military occupation agreed and Sofia reports Bulgaria Rumelia pact to avoid foreign intervention The Porte accepts Alexander abdication and pledges stability while Sobranje elects M Girkoff president and outlines measures on siege state and Prince Alexander property in Bulgaria with a 1900000 budget proposal and 10000000 yearly outline.
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Ing
Lonnon
Vituna
Times Saga
Russia
Germany
Austria
Bulgaria
Europe
Sofia
Rumelia
Porte
Turkey
Alexander
Sorm
M. Girkoff
Siegs
Prince Alexander
National Bank
Mayflower Defeats Galatea to Retain America Cup
The Mayflower won the second race for the America cup near Sandy Hook, beating the Galatea by about thirty four minutes twenty seconds in a twenty mile windward course. The race kept the cup in Boston hands for at least another year.
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New York
Caml
Sandy Hook
Scotland
Geronimo Captured After Long Pursuit by Lawton Command
Frcampo Texas Sept 11 a special Southern Pacific train carried Geronimo Chief Natchez and 37 Apaches in custody of Captain H W Lawton Lieutenant Smith Walsh Crown and Dr Leonard Wood plus 28 non commissioned guards. Lawton recounts a mobile campaign from May 5 1886 through the Sierra Madres with crossings of the Yaqui river and heavy heat leading to a surrender near Fort Bowie on Sept 8 and transport to Fort Augustine.
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Famien Cave
Tex
Southern Pacific Railroad
Geronimo
Natchez
H.W. Lawton
Smith, Walsh and Crown
Fourth United States Cavalry
Leonard Wood
Tenth Infantry
Lawton
Mexico
Sierra Madres
Arizona
Sonora
Agne Mountains
Sierra Madre Mountains
Yuqul
Aras
Brown
Yaqui
Guiag
Yue Indiana
Urea
Fronteras
Prickly Pear
Puloverde
Gatewood
St. Geronimo
Meountains
Miles
Bowie
Min or News Items From Week Ended Sept 10
A roundup of brief items from Harvert College death of Prof BW Gurney at Beverly Falls. widespread financial notes including 239,001,000 silver dollars coined under the Kin's act. a Bristol colliery disaster with seven dead and ten injured. US and Canada weekly business failures at 178. Thomas E Benedict overseeing Washington public printing with bond filed at 100000.
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BW. Gurney
Harvert College
Baverly
Bristol
Ing
United States
Canada
Thomas FE. Benedict
Washington
James
Elaine
Grand Haven
Mich
Des Moines
Bownan& Shaw
Eau Claire
Wis
Axsigne
Prot Pact Park
Brooklyn
N. C
Park Reservoir
Volka
English Channel
Dover
Calais
Amos P. Pritchard
Janesville
Jude
Rock County
Chatham & Co
Bau Claire
Linabil
Frank J. Chatard
St Louis
Burr & Co
New York
Shelby County
Miners Lumber Comany
Montana
Anna Leach
Cleveland
Cate
la Porte County
Ind
Treasury
Atkins
McGillicuddy
Pine Ridge
Treasury Departments
Golliers
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Michigan
Apying
Detroit Methodist Episcopal Conference
Temperance Committee
Prion
Wavxgsuaa
Delaney
O'Mara
Greenbackers
Harver C. Sherwood
Niles Montage
Ilinois
William H. Neece
Indiana
James R. Cheadies
Wisconsin
Isaac Stephenson
Missouri
Byron Dunn
J. H. Gallinger
M. Fletcher
Wincongin
Rufuy M. Day
Jamea J. Franklin
Highth
Illinois
George H. Lacey
Greenback
Pennsyvania
Levi Margh
Massachusetts
John J. Donovan
Whitthorne
Justice
Whiting
Maryland
Frank T. Shaw
Ohio
J. J. Pugeley
Pennsylvania
Dr. Stelgs
Virginia
Marshall Parke
Martin T
Clardy
Alabama
W. H. Forney
Ives Dungan
W. W. Adler
Goungil
Cmecano
Clifton House
Postmasters’ Mutual Benefit Association
Daniel E. Soper
Newaygo
W.T. B. Schermerhorn
Mudaon
Illinoia
Chicago
Hla
Br. Louis
Arthur Arbuthnot
Covington
Tenn
Bowman
East St. Louis
Bpringfold
Ill
Great Britain
Lord Randolph Churchill
House of Common
Royal Commission of Inquiry
Luartle
Waavern Post
Edward White
David Johnson
Johnsen
Carcaco
Dakota
Warren
Sarah Hooker
Edith Jones
Mrs. Dacy
Waupue
Young Gould
Wingdom
George J. Gould
Thaithi Kingsdon
The
Actrese
Vienna
Qatrau
Moravia
Belfast
Albert
Prrugures
Pittsburgh
Younestown
Thia City
Ward
New Yours
Ferdinand Ward
Sing Sing
James D. Fish
Marine Bank
Auburn
Lamont
Fish
Burravo
N. Y
Silver Creek
Wasuroron
Bursau
Ouaba
Mardachio
Florida
Secretary of the Treasury
Revolutiviste Letented
Rio Grampr Cir
Hernandez
Alexican
Maurice Cruz
Camargo
Mex
Hays Bey
Ktengedd
James 8. White
Milwaukea
A. Bloan
Wauloun
Iowa
Des Moinesa
Holmes & Soin
Grinnell and
Maren
Civil-Service
Cominentul
Wasmyetos
Civil Service Commission
Civil Berries
Geneva
Mina Buckmayer
Mexica
City of Mexico
Sonanron
Mervine
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