Maine Town Returns and Legislative Status Report
The Portland dispatch notes election tallies for Hancock Waldo Oxford Franklin Piscataquis Somerset Penobscot and Kennebec counties. Davis leads with 67 938 votes, Plaisted 66 493, scattering 23 Republican majority 1122. Senate 21 Republicans 10 Fusion. House Republicans 2 Fusion 67.
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Maine
Portland
Hancock County
Waldo
Oxford
Franklin
Piscatauquis
Somersit
Penobscot
Kennebec
Davis
Plaisted
Smith
Gareeton
David
Soith
Fusion
Senate
House
Massachusetts Republicans Declare Principles and Policies
The Massachusetts Republican convention adopts a broad declaration praising the national party, endorsing free ballot rights, federal currency policy, and partisan reform including civil rights protections, then lists recent and upcoming Republican nominations across districts including New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, Maryland, and Missouri with several county or state officials named. The text emphasizes loyalty to the national party, opposition to intimidation, the need for stable currency, and merit-based appointments.
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Massachusetts
Worcester
Republican Convention
National Republican Party
Republic
Republican Party
Union
Anl
South
United States
Democratic Party
Party of Progress
Congress
Republican Club Convention Elects Officers in Indianapolis
The Republican Club Convention in Indianapolis elected Governor J.R.G. Pitkin of Louisiana as President and J.C. Potts of Ohio A. D. Streight of Indiana and Fred Douglas of New York as Vice Presidents. A national committee from each state was formed with headquarters at Chicago led by Franklin McVeigh of Illinois as Chairman and T.O. Nicol of Wisconsin as Secretary.
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Republican Clubs
Indianapolis
Ind
J. R. G. Pitkin
Louisiana
J. C. Potts
Ohio
A. D. Streight
Indiana
Fred Douglas
New York
Chierso
Franklin McVeigh
Illinois
T. O
Nicol
Wisconsin
Census of the Indians to begin October first
The census of the Indians of the United States will commence October 1. Enumerations will cover approximate ages and vital, educational, and occupational statistics gathered by U S surgeons, government teachers, and special agents on reservations.
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Washington, D.C
United
United States
Berlin Ministers Appointed and Legal Reversal Reported
Berlin reports Prince Bis murck named Prussian Minister of Stade with Commerce and Herr Von Boetticher named Secre tary of the Frome Department. The Court of Appeal denies Count Lewry You Arnim a suspension of sentence during Supreme Court proceedings for treason. New York notes the Brooklyn fast er living stone enters its eighth day with deteriorating health. General Bushrod Johnson dies in Springfield Illinois. Financial trouble follows heavy failures as debts and assets are disclosed in the Samuel Gutman and associates assignment with liabilities of 269819 and assets of 211538 nominal and 163359 real.
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Berlin
New York
Samuel Gutman
Emil Gutman
Henry C. Frank
Max Rosenthal
Models for Lincoln's Monument Shipped to Springfield
Florence September 15. Larking G. Mead the sculptor has shipped models for the two remaining bronze groups for Lincoln's monument at Springfield Alabama.
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Florence
Governor Declines to Intervene in Troy Hang Case
Will Have to Hang, Columbus, O., September 15. Gov. Foster refused to interfere in the case of Mitchell the wife murderer under sentence to be hung at Troy, O., next Friday.
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Columbus
Foster
Mitchell
Troy
Fooling a Chinaman Wins $500 Prize in Lottery
A New Orleans Picayune report describes a Mongolian man at a lottery drawing who, amid jokes from onlookers, wins a $500 prize after selecting a ticket. The scene shows locals teasing and the winner calmly affirming his chances.
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John
George
New Orleans Picayune
Victorious Turners Return to Milwaukee After Frankfort Prizes
The Turners who won prizes in Frankfort are welcomed home with a grand reception by Milwaukee's German societies. The celebration includes the Summer Night’s Festival and an evening concert.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Frankfort
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