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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1888

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Dem Democratic Leaders Welcome Allen G Thorax on Atlantic Express

A chaotic affair followed the visit of Allen G Thorax and party to Jersey City, with crowds, carriage processions, and a formal reception at the Forty Avenue hotel. The group traveled aboard the Atlantic Express, escorted by prominent Democrats and reporters, ending with a swift return to New York. The narrative also notes a party trek through Pennsylvania and a testy but orderly reception in Philadelphia heads toward New Rock.

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Burglary and murder shock small town home invasion

The report recalls a brutal break in at the McDrea residence. A burglar entered through a pane and bound the occupants while ransacking the house. Mrs McCrea immediately fled with her child, finding the door damaged and valuable silverware and jewels stolen. The intruder and the dangerous scene culminated in a tragic death of her father, with the assailant fleeing afterward.

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Connecticut Democrats Nominate Platform Endorses Cleveland

Connecticut Democrats nominate Luzon B Morin of New Haven for governor and John S Berk ham for lieutenant governor with a platform endorsing President Cleveland s reforms. The convention condemns corrupt capital practices, supports tax repeal talk and a revised tariff, and calls for nonpartisan boards and broader suffrage while debating state officer elections rules.

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Murdered by Their Guide in New York and Maine

Two wealthy young men, Psina Delpsisa and Charles Ingstone Stroac, both close friends from Greek Springs, were murdered by a guide in a case involving theft and circumstantial links to a sailor in New York and Maine. Bodies stripped of money. investigations unfold amid rumors of a conspiracy and creditor actions following a separate cautionary note about cotton packing innovations and factory debts.

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Vermon ts Vote in The State Eightburgers Gov Race

Returns from Vermont indicate a large statewide vote with Republican gainers led by Gov. Wilbur Page and lieutenant governor Urban Woodbury. Reports show leading Republican margins across several towns, with majorities over Democrats in key districts and a projected statewide Republican majority near twenty thousand. The era of strong Republican results continues as tallying proceeds.

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Defendants Dispute Corporate Status in Sugar Trust Case

Fragmented text shows defendants denying corporate action and rights, seeking costs, while a separate notice mentions a large delegation traveling to a national encampment. The content also references the North River Sugar Refining Co and possible stock transfers, plus scattered railroad and territorial movement details.

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Presidential Nominations and Damaged Crops Reported

Nominations and officials announced in Washington with Ames Beckeith named assistant general and Morgan as deputy general. Southern crops in Alabama suffer heavy damage from winds and rains with cotton ruined and cotton receipts forecast to fall. rains show no end. San Francisco cruiser casting completed at Union Iron Works weighing 12,000 pounds.

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Telegraphers Troubled Leave Trade Under Threat

Chicago telegraph operators fear forced layoff or relocation as a broad threat looms from the railroad to sever unions. Western Union leaders claim no order to strike and insist the company will keep operations, while members of the Brotherhood of Telegraphers report tension and advisement of possible work separation amid ongoing rumors.

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Bussell for Governor Leads Democratic Ticket in Massachusetts

Sept in Springfield Massachusetts a Democratic convention adopted a platform supporting President Cleveland tariff reform and opposition to internal revenue taxes. The slate nominated William E Russell of Cambridge for governor amid calls for pensions for veterans and anti monopoly measures while a separate civil case involving Mayor Gleason of Long Island was set for trial but later withdrawn.

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Irish and Canadian football headlines from Belfast to Pittsburg

Reports from Omaha boxing and a Belfast football match highlight a night of diverse sports. Cranston loses by knockout, a boxing bout ends with a G1 recovery. Irish athletes travel to Pittsburg and Belfast club scores three to two. New York Wheelmen parade draws 160 riders with a Ladies Triorea club feature. Ohio and New York divisions discuss annual dues and council reports at a meeting.

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Anguish and anger mark chaotic rail and police flare

Sept 6 dispatches report a disastrous Dijon rail crash with multiple coaches derailed and passengers trapped. Rescue efforts followed, several killed or gravely injured. Separately a London cable reveals serious turmoil in Metropolitan Police leadership led by Sir Charles Warren amid resignations and widespread discontent.

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Wilmington Shooting Sparks Family Feud and Arrest Warrant

Reports detail Eli Dickinson shot in Wilmington by his stepson amid grave accusations. A warrant was issued for A L Booguer, a St. Louis businessman and Southern Methodist church member. Elsewhere, a body found in the Que River near Parsersburg prompts murder suspicions. Harrison returns to Indianapolis to a large welcome, while political figures address Prohibition and congressional nominations dominate headlines across states.

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