Grand Knights Templar Parade in Boston Amazes Crowds
A vast Knights Templar pageant in Boston drew about 75,000 spectators as 13 divisions moved along Commonwealth Avenue. Grand Commander McCurdy delivered the annual address at the Masonic temple while officers and drill corps from multiple states participated in the twenty sixth triennial conclave.
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Grand Knights Templar plan vast national university
Boston Aug 31 Knights Templar leaders propose a new national university for both sexes with a permanent endowment of at least 350 million dollars. Located on elevated Ohio river land near the West Virginia line, the plan envisions 19 000 students, specialized faculties, self support, and tuition funded by fees and industrial revenues. The project aims to educate children of master masons regardless of means.
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Cholera Rampant Across Nations Reported in 19th Century Dispatches
A state department telegram from San Francisco confirms cholera outbreak on the island of Uoholula with eight native and Chinese deaths and precautions in place. News from Kobe Japan cites Asiatic plague aboard ships and quarantine measures at Nagasaki. An official Volhynia report records seven thousand twenty five cases and one hundred eighteen deaths between July and August. A death from cholera is reported at Grimsby with a suspected case noted.
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Sixteen Dead as Miners Entombed by Flooded Shafts
The CrstraL City disaster leaves sixteen miners presumed dead under 300 feet of water in two mines. Rescue efforts halted as ventilation fails and gas danger rises. state inspector Talbot calls the disaster due to negligence. Pumps will be installed but draining may take sixty days to reach the drowned men.
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Defender Wins Easily In 10 Mile Yacht Race
The Defender defeated Vigilant in a 10 mile windward course race, with Defender starting 11:10:08 and finishing 2:08:18 elapsed 2:52:10, while Vigilant began 11:10:18 and finished 2:07:40 elapsed 2:67:82. Defender led from the start and widened the gap throughout. The America cup committee later decided Defender should meet Valkyrie NT for the America Cup.
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Protect the Reserve Bond Syndicate Deposits 31 100 000 More
New York Aug 1 The total withdrawals of gold from the subtreasury reach 2 250 000. The bond syndicate deposits 1 009 000 in gold for which they take legal tenders. Reserve remains above 100 000 000. The syndicate has deposited far more than required to support its 62 400 000 in bonds. Sept 2 Sleury Rothkopf an importer shot himself in his office after a period of ill health. He was worth about 400 000 and there are no known business troubles reported to his family. A Cleveland man Jamies Hechminster fell five stories from World Building and died, John Nickson was injured.
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Earthquake Shocks Felt Across New York Area
A strong quake Sunday morning rattled homes from Brooklyn to Long Branch with windows shattered plates and furniture moved. Residents reported violent rocking with a southeast to northwest motion as fear and prayers spread. no major damage recorded though some fissures appeared. The tremor marked the first U S incident in this region since 1833.
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Nipped in the Bud Four Cuban Filibusters Arrested
United States Marshal Lannen with Wilmington police and Pinkerton detectives left Dover on the tug Meteor to Pouns Grove Delaware where they seized twenty Cubans brought in from Dover Thursday night. The group carried bags ammo pistols and machetes and faced charges for organizing a military expedition against Spain under section 5246 of the Revised Statutes and the president's proclamation.
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Must Go to Jail Defanler Taylors Habeas Corpus
Chief Justices Carson states the court will not hear Taylor now but will reconsider on application after two years. Judge Kellam writes a separate concurrence. Attorneys for Taylor reserve further action.
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Treasury Statement Shows August Treasury Gap Narrowing
Treasury data from Wasittxaroy dated Sept 4 reports excess expenditures over receipts for August at 3.65 million dollars, down from 9.5 million the prior month. Custom receipts rise to 15.04 million, total receipts reach 3.95 million, and overall expenditures average around 30 million. officials expect September receipts to meet or slightly exceed expenditures, though year totals may still fall short by about 20 million.
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Quay Leads Pennsylvania Republicans in End to Bitter Split
In Pennsylvania the Republican convention closed with Senator Quay endorsed as state chairman and six superior court judges chosen as the administration desired. Ben Haywood secured state treasurer, while the platform backed bimetalism, protective tariffs, civil service reform, and public accountability. The event marked unity after a fierce intra party contest amid national reflections on Sedan and Franco-Prussian War anniversaries.
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Father and Son Drown Off Greenwich Point Beach
Stamford reports a man Samuel A. Searle and his 1-year-old son drowned near Greenwich Point after a capsized boat. a companion and one other escaped. Searle attempted to reach shore with the child on his back while another boat member freed himself. The incident occurred Saturday with details reviewed Sunday.
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Trade Boom Expected As Steel Iron Prices Rise Across Regions
A surge in trade volume is reported across New York Baltimore Weston Ablenge Le Fouls Kansas City St Paul Annapolis Charleston Chitty Troggs Atlantic Savannah Jacksonville Wilmington Dallas and more as demand grows for dry goods groceries and clothing. Prices for steel and iron jump sharply with Bessemer pig billets and charcoal pig rising, signaling a possible broad boom while merchants and jobbers prepare for a robust fall season amid improving wholesale orders and cotton-crop concerns.
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Riot Taints Hote Chiang Christians in September Attack
London reports from Shanghai describe riots near Hote Chiang where Chinese Christians were harried and houses burned. Four wounded, property looted, cattle stolen, and an ambivalent magistrate proclamation blamed Christians. Further trouble feared. sixteenth participant in Ku-Cheng massacre executed. British and American ministers seek action over Sao Chuan attacks.
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Six Men Held Responsible for Ireland Building Disaster Inquest
The jury at the Ireland building collapse inquest named six men as responsible for the deaths from the West Broadway and West Third streets collapse. John Parker Walker G. Behrens Thomas Murray J. Youdaile and Dewniy A Buckley were exonerated. Jury blamed faulty foundation and weakened middle column above an old cistern as the cause. Nearby tornado and flood events reported near Bloomington with extensive damage and drownings. Separate legal actions include a writ of error granted in the Taylor hubens corpus case with a returnable date set for September 10 and a citation for the 12th.
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