Memoirs of Talleyrand volumes reviewed and debated
A critique of the English translation and preface for Memoirs of the Prince de Talleyrand, noting that Century magazine extracts damped reader interest, questioning authenticity while endorsing Duc de Broglie and Whitelaw Reid’s assessment. It discusses the reliability of Brgyrobe and Bacourt copies, and the volume details with publishers and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talleyrand
Revue Bleue
France
Century Magazine
Duc d’ Enghien
Reid
Napoleon
Europe
Russia
Alexander
Tilsit
Erfurt
Austria
Count von Nesselrode
Paris
St. Petersburg
Prince Kourakin
Emperov
M. Bacourt
Duchess Dinot
Tallerand
Duc de Broglie
M. de Broglie
Duchesse
Prince de Talleyrand
Raphael Ledos de Beaufort
Little, Brown & Co
Monk and Knight Review Distills History into Dull Fiction
The Rev Frank W Gunsaulus Plymouth Church Chicago uses many early sixteenth century writings to frame Monk and Knight but fails to animate the figures Erasmus Rabelais Francis and Henry VIII. The critique decries lack of dramatic power and propels readers toward volume two with limited appeal for historical truth or amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monk and Knight
Frank W. Gunsaulus
Plymouth Church
Chicago
Charles Reade
Erasmus
Gerard
Knight
Rabelais
Francis J
Henry
A. C. McClurg & Co
Boston
DeWolf, Fiske & Co
Appletons Summer Resorts Guide Praised Despite Omissions
The Appletons Hand Book of Summer Resorts enters its sixteenth year with praise for usefulness and scope. Noting odd omissions, the review cites St Andrews as missing though Santa Monica is included, and questions Manchester Vermont versus Manchester-by-the-Sea. Overall the work is deemed excellent and wise.
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St. Andrews
Santa Monica
Cal
Manchester
Manchester-by-the-Sea
North Shore guides praised for outdoor appeal and maps
The thirteenth edition of a North Shore guide praises outdoor sports and regional towns from Marblehead to Peabody. It highlights a single excellent map, readable quotations, and strong Massachusetts literary flavor amid text on resorts and seaside towns.
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Marblehead
Salem
Beverly
Manchester by-the-Sea
Magnolia
Gloucester
Rockport
Danvers
Peabody
North Shore
Massachusetts Bay
Massachusetts
Rice
B. D. Hill
Nevius
Mermaid's Voyage Report From Odyssey of Captain Andrews
Captain Andrews and his small boat have been heard from after a thirty day voyage from Boston toward England. On July 24 he was alive and confident of safety, about 2146 miles from the destination. Captain Morgan of the Sobraon sighted the Mermaid and obtained the log for forwarding to the Boston Herald. The mariner is reported well and in good spirits despite the long absence.
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Baltimoore
Andrews
England
Boston
Thomas Morgan
Liverpool
Mermaid
N. Lat
Morgan
Lonely Mariner
Boston Herald
Twenty Nine Whales Taken by Arctic Fleet at New Bedford
The Arctic whaling fleet reports twenty nine whales caught up to July 20 by vessels including Belvidere Norwhal Orca Balena Abraham Barker Alice Knowles Reindeer liton William Baylies Bounding Bellow Wanderer Alexander Rosario and others. The St Paul voyage brings 18,000 pounds of bone to market, nearly bare.
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New Bedford
Belvidere
Whiteside
N. B
Norwhal
Orca
McGregor
S. F
Balena
Smith
Abraham Barker
Gifford
Alice Knowles
Lapham
Reindeer
Bane
Liton
William Baylies
Cleveland
Bounding Bellow
Thaxter
I 'R
Wanderer
Macomber
Alexander
Manchester
Rosario
Coffin
Arctic
St. Paul
Burchell Arrested in $10,000 Embezzlement Conspiracy
New York July 31 She Sun reports William V. Burchell proprietor of the St James Hotel at Rockaway Beach was arrested on charges of conspiracy and embezzling $10,000 from Norton and Weyl coffee brokers. Also named are Henry Cater Jr and Charles R Watson. Burchell released on $5,000 bond.
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New York
William V. Burchell
St. James
Rockaway Beach
Norton & Weyl
99 Front Street
Burchell
Norton & Wey
Norton, Wey] & Bevan
Henry Cater, Jr
Charles R. Watson
Patriotism in Birmingham Conn Fireworks Mark Night
In Huntington Olin P Shelton was arrested for ringing St Pauls Episcopal Church bell July 4. Wardens were censured and the case withdrawn. Funds raised to defend him funded a celebration with Robert L Gilbert of this place delivering a stirring address and the Elips Post Band of Bridgeport performing national airs. Fireworks and illumination drew crowds from surrounding towns.
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Birmingham
Conn
Binmincham
Huntington
Olin P. Shelton
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Robert L. Gilbert
Elips Post Band
Bridgeport
Casino Hop Draws Large Newport Crowd
Good weather and unusually cool air drew a large crowd to the Casino hop in Newport Alabama on July 31. Cottagers attended in good numbers with several new faces. spectators remain moderate and gown displays are modest.
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Newport
Alleged defaulter Sylvester Young missing in Loversville
Sylvester Young cashier for the Southwestern division of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway is missing in Loversville and is alleged to be a defaulter for fifty thousand dollars.
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Loversville
Sylvester Young
Southwestern
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Manley Emerges As Maine Third District Candidate Fight
In Avanson Maine July 31 Hon Joseph H Manley postmaster and rival of Gov Burleigh vies for the Third Maine District Congressional nomination. Seth Milliken seeks renomination while Manley promotes hustler tactics and support from Secretary Jaine. Blaine letter questions swirl as Manley dodges author ship. A recent observer notes Blaine is resting and improving.
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Avanson
Joseph H. Manley
Maine
Burleigh
Seth Milliken
Milliken
Manley
Jaine
Ong
Ray
Comig
Blaine
Insurgent Vessels Detain British Ship Amid Chilean Turmoil
A Coquimbo despatch reports 2000 government troops arriving from Valparaiso to defend the town while insurgents press the coast. The British bark Pedro Peral, loaded with flour, was seized by Esmeralda and Acecagua, towed north, then released as news spread. The Balmacedan cruiser Presidente Errazaris left port and Chilean naval activity drew close scrutiny. The Times notes alleged Errazuriz delays near Lisbon due to alleged machinery issues and possible smuggling.
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New York
Herald
Coquimbo
Chile
Valparaiso
Esmeralda
Acecagua
Pedro Peral
Peral
Garnet
Lisson
Presidente Errazaris
London
Errazuriz
Lisbon
Times
Will Fight for the Innocent Bank Debtors Claimants
William M. Smith as assignee of the Bank of America filed his first account showing receipts of 118047 78 and expenditures of 73431 20 leaving 44616 58 for about 4000 depositors. Debts disputed include 92000 from American Life Insurance and balances claimed by Financial Association and others. He vows to fight to protect innocent depositors while stock losses from MacFarlane Work syndicate and Spring Garden Bank impact stock liability.
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Proapeenra
William M. Smith
Bank of America
American Life Insurance Company
Financial Association
MacFarlane-Work Syndicate
Spring Garden Bank
Fires Afflict Roxbury and Liverpool in July Blaze
A fire at 168 Ward street Roxbury destroyed a stable and damaged nearby dwelling, totaling about 115 dollars in losses. Ladder 4 quelled a blaze at 1 Kearnsarge avenue without an alarm. Separate reports note a Glen Falls Company mill fire in Viconderoga causing 50 000 dollars loss and a major cotton fire in Grundy street Liverpool with 250 000 dollars damages. A steam sawmill fire at Bog Brook Calais destroyed the mill and lumber, with losses and causes not yet known.
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Roxbury
Liverpool
Ward Street
Peter Havin
Longwood Avenue
Maurice Lane
Ladder 4
Kearsarge Avenue
Nellie la Roche
Lax Givorce
N. Y
Glen Fall Company
Viconderoga
Grundy Street
Canals
Bog Brook
Bogus Checks Tied to National Swindle Ring
New Haven July 31 reports a man across the country using forged checks to pay small bills. A Birmingham National Bank teller found a check drawn to Frank Otis and signed by Charles D. Wheeler. The swindler cashed the difference in cash. all similar checks originated from a Philadelphia bank and were for 30 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Birmingham National Bank
Frank Otis
Charles D. Wheeler
Philadelphia
The Vice-Presidents Outing at Shelburne Farms
Vice-President Morton visiting Dr W S Webb at Shelburne Farms arrives at Lake Champlain Yacht Club. He is driven to Colonel Legrand B Cannon's summer estate with Dr and Mrs Webb Miss Sherman Dr Mc Lean joined by Minister and Mrs Phelps. They dine then sail back on the steam yacht Elfrida to Shelburne Farms.
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Burnindtton
Morton
W. 5
Webb
Shelburne Farms
Lake Champlain Yacht Club
Legrand B. Cannon
Miss Sherman
General Sherman
McLean
New York
Colonel Cannon
Phelps
Three abreast record at Grand Circuit trotting meet
Cleveland July 31 Justina Beth Hamlin and Globe driven a mile three abreast to wagon for a record 2 14. Ed Gears handled the ribbons. In unfinished 2 25 class Little Albert won in 2 194 percent Ryland in 2 21 4 Direct 2 19 4 and free for all Alvin 2 16.
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Cleveland. O
C. J. Hamlin
Justina
Beth Hamlin
Globe
Ed Gears
Little Albert
Ryland
Direct
Alvin
Porter denies imminent resignation of census chief
At Asbury Park on July 31 United States Census Commissioner Robert P. Porter said he would resign only after completing his last census report and would not resign beforehand. He spoke to his family at his cottage denying earlier newspaper reports.
Deutsche Bank Forgery Scandal Sparks Arrests in Berlin
In Berlin July 31 the Deutsche Bank forgery case expands as clerk Franck and broker Schwieger flee or are hunted. Warrant issued for both on forgery charges. total loss estimated at 295,000 dollars with bank already paying up to 3,000,000 in liabilities. Bank directors reportedly forgo royalties and current-year profits. Franck headed toward the United States while Schwieger has been arrested.
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Berlin
Deutsche Bank
Franck
Schwieger
A Treaty of Alliance Between France and Russia
London reports from the Times correspondent that Baron Mohrenheim and French authorities discussed a draft treaty of alliance. Admiral Gervais took the document to Russia for consideration and elaboration. The draft will be signed by Russian ministers and kept in embryo until the Czar approves. Gervais has been in close talks with M. de Giers, General Vannofsky, and the Chief of the Admiralty.
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London
Times
St. Petersburg
Pour Parlois
Baron Mohrenheim
Paris
Gervais
M. de Giers
Vannofsky
Admiralty
Admiral Gherardi Pays Respects to Blaine at Bar Harbor
Admiral Gherardi commander of the North Atlantic squadron arrived ashore at Bar Harbor aboard the Philadelphia with the Petrel. In citizen dress he visited Secretary Blaine with his secretary Lt Arnold in uniform. The fleet will drill and practice for weeks and Vesuvius may join later. Yacht Ramona of New York also arrived.
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Bar Harbor
Gherardi
Philadelphia
Petrel
Arnold
Stanwood
Blaine
Vesuvius
Ramona
New York
J. H. Gillet
JUDGE STAPLES DELIRIOUS AND BURKELEY PEERAGE SETTLED
Worcester report says Judge Hamilton B Staples of the Superior Court is steadily sinking and hopeless for recovery. London dispatch notes Lords decide Randal Mowbray Thomas L Burkeley remains holder of the peerage, ending the long family contest since 1811. The lineage dates to 1679 with Privileges Committee testimony concluded June 26.
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Worcester
Hamilton B. Staples
Superior Court
Burkeley
London
House of Lords
Randal Mowbray
Thomas L Burkeley
F.W. Fitz Hardings Burkeley
Lord Hardings
Maurice Burkeley
Committee For Privileges
Moody conference opens after storm delays in Northernzyp
Northernzyp July 31 A storm cut attendance to 300 for Moody's conference of Christian Workers while townspeople boosted the morning crowd to about 1000. After a 15 minute praise service the session began at 10 30 with prayer. Rev A J Gumbart of Boston led a Bible class exposition as the congregation participated. L W Munhall of Philadelphia delivered the morning address "Highest Critics versus Higher Critics."
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Conference OF Christian Workers
Northernzyp
Moody’s
A. 3. Gumbart
Boston
Tremont Temple
L. W. Munhall
Philadelphia
Evangelist
Ex Senator Spooner Sees Harrison Nomination Likely
Ex Senator John C Spooner of Wisconsin predicts Harrison will be renominated for president despite talk of Blaine He cites delegate sentiment and asserts the people will choose Tippecanoe on the ticket He also backs placing the Federal elections bill in the platform as a key issue beyond tariff disputes.
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Chicaco
John C. Spooner
Wisconsion
Harrison
Blame
National Committee
Blaine
Senate
House
French Admiral Gervaise Honored By Czar At Kronstadt
In St. Petersburg on July 31 the Czar awarded Admiral Gervaise the Grand Cordon of the Order of St Annee and decorations to 32 other French fleet officers. At a Russian artillery officers' dinner, Gervaise toasted the Russian army and hoped it would rally if called to defend the Fatherland.
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Cronstadt
St. Peterssura
Gervaise
Sealing Edict Sparks Excitement in San Francisco
The steamer St Paul arrived from Oanalaska reporting intense excitement over the sealing edict. By July 20 two sealing schooners, the E B Marvin and La Nintz, had been seized. They had already taken 7500 sealskins before news of the close season reached the North American Commercial Company.
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San Francisco
Cal
St. Paul
Oanalaska
E. B. Marvin
Mollie Adams
la Nintz
Confession of the Chisel Fiend Arrested in Johnston Stabbing
William Fielding, 19, was arrested in Cranton for stabbing Gertie White with a chisel in Johnston. He confessed and was held for trial after a nationwide search. The injured girl is reported to be in critical condition and may die.
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Woonsocket
William Fielding
Cranston
Little Gertie White
Johnston
Life Insurance Company in a Fix in New York
Albany July 31 Superintendent of Insurance Pierce told the Attorney General to begin action to dissolve Flour City Life Insurance Co of Rochester on grounds of fraud. The examination is complete but details await Monday release. officials say affairs are in a horrible condition and some directors have been arrested.
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Life Insurance Company
Albany
N. Y
Pierce
Flour City Life Insurance Company of
Rochester
Fall River Print Cloths Market Update
Fall River reports light sales for the week with no disturbance to the steady market. Prices hold firm with closing quotations 2c for 64x64s and 29-16c for 66x5Gs. Level activity suggests no anticipated stock increase in the near term.
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Fall River
Fallu River
Defeat for Woman Suffrage in New South Wales Assembly
Sydney N S W July 31 The motion by Sir Henry Parkes to grant women the right to vote in New South Wales was rejected by the Legislative Assembly by 57 votes to 34.
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Sydney
N.S. W
Henry Parkes
New South Wales
Legislative Assembly
Ottawa inquiry probes low bid for cross wall contract
H F Perley the suspended Ottawa Public Works chief engineer was examined by the Committee on Elections and Privileges over the rejection of Gallagher’s $100,000 lower bid for a cross wall at Quebec. Perley cited subordinate estimates and then fainted, halting further questioning as the inquiry paused.
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Ottawa
Ontario
H. F. Perley
Public Works Department
Committee On Elections and Privileges
Gallagher
Quebec
Larkin, Connolly & Co
Perley
Grain shippers squeezed as lake freight rates rise
Chicago July 31 grain shippers faced higher lake freight rates as the season's cheap water transport weakens. An estimated 1,000,000 to 2,000,000 bushels of wheat were held for shipment in early August. Rates jumped from 2 1 4 to 3 cents per bushel with strong demand, and through rates to New York rose to 8 1 4 cents per bushel.
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Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Long Island Amateur Athletic League Holds Inaugural Meet
The first annual championship field meeting of Long Island Amateur Athletic League is set for August 22 at Washington Park in Brooklyn under Am ateur Athletic Union and League of American Wheelmen rules. Fourteen events include sprints, distance runs, hurdles, throwing, jumps, walks, and two bicycle races. Medals will honor first through third places. entries close Tuesday with Harry A. Sibley at 389 Jefferson Avenue, Brooklyn.
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Long Island
Long Island Amateur Athletic League
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Amateur Athletic Union
League of American Wheelmen
Angil
Harry A. Sibley
Jefferson Avenue
Tragic 3 Year Old Killed By Stone Cart In Newport
In Newport Rhode Island a three year old son of Jeremiah Donovan was fatally struck by a cart loaded with crushed stone in the lower city. The mother remained at a window as the child died instantly. The driver is under scrutiny and an inquest was ordered to exonerate him.
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Newport
Jeremiah Donovan
Shoplifter Captured in Newport on Electric Car
A neat capture of a shoplifter occurred this afternoon when Officer Denman followed a woman from Belle Vue avenue after she left a store with a sack under her macintosh. She was arrested at the electric car and found with more stolen goods at the station. Due to an earnest plea she was fined $20 and costs, paid, and left the city. She gave the name Carrie Williams of Providence.
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Newport
RB. I
Denman
Bellevue Avenue
Carrie Williams
Providence
Stolen Liquor and Cigars Found in Room Arrest
Thieves entered Burke & Tighe on Beacon street and Shannon & Co. on Charles street stealing liquors and cigars. Special Officers Abbott and O'Neil arrested Thomas J. Nolan at No. 52 Charles street where recovered property from both thefts was found.
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Burke & Tighe
Beacon Street
Shannon & Co
Charles Street
Abbott and O'Neil
Division 3
Thomas J. Nolan
Four Skinner Children Die in Lightning Strike at Barn
During a severe thunderstorm at Dry Run in this county a barn sheltering Denny Harvey and Annie Skinner and a colored boy was struck by lightning. Annie and Harvey Skinner Peay were killed and the others were seriously stunned.
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Chambersburg
Fenn
Dry Run
This County
Denny
Harvey
Annie Skinner
Skinner
Annie
Harvey Skinner Peay
French Fleet Visit To England At Spithead
London reports the French Government will send a steamer to bring M Wad dington the French ambassador to Spithead to view the fleet. Portsmouth Mayor receives notice that the French squadron arrives August 19 with Admiral Gervais dining with the Queen at Osborne House on August 20.
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London
M. Waddington
Spithead
Portsmouth
M. Barbey
Gervais
Osborne House
This Week's Business Failures Report Summary
New York July 31. This week’s business failures nationwide total 247 with 229 in the United States and 18 in Canada, compared with 254 last week and 274 the week prior. For the same week last year totals were 189, consisting of 167 in the United States and 22 in Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
E. Russell & Co
United States
Canada
Anada
Death of Captain Bela T. Smith of Abington
News arrives from ArineTon of the death at 78 of Captain Bela T. Smith long resident of Abington. Former captain of the old Alabama militia company from which he derived his title, he served as Abington postmaster from 1842 to 1847. He leaves one daughter.
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ArineTon
Bela T. Smith
Worcester
Abington
Old Alabama Militia Company
Ladies Of The White House Coaching Tour Report
Mrs McKee and Mrs Harrison tour the Black Forest as guests of Philadelphia socialite Mrs Joseph McCandless. The party includes Mr and Mrs McCandless and Mr E H Terrell the American Minister at Bruxelles. Mr Coleman the first secretary was invited but could not attend.
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White House
Bruxelles
McKee
Harrison
Black Forest
Joseph McCandless
Philadelphia
McCandless
E. H. ‘Terrell
Coleman
Legation
Book House Consolidation in Cuiiaco
It is reported that R. 8. Peale & Co. and the People's Publishing Company have consolidated with a capital stock of 1,000,000. The new firm will be known as the RS Peale Company.
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Cuiiaco
R. 8, Peale & Co
People’s Publishing Company
Rs, Peale Company
Worcester of Chicago Elected Professor at Union Seminary
New York July 31. At a trustees meeting of Union Theological Seminary in Wall Street, Rev Dr John Hopkins Worcester pastor Sixth Presbyterian Church Chicago was elected to the professorship of systematic theology succeeding the late Dr Van Dyke. Worcester 46, alumnus president of the Alumni Association, praised for his stand during the Briggs controversy. Despatch from Chicago notes Worcester may accept if call unanimous, with possible opposition from a minority. Dr Charles Dickey attended and would not resign.
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New York
Union Theological Seminary
Brown Brothers & Co
Wall Street
John Hopkins Worcester
Sixth Presbyterian Church of Chicago
van Dyke
Worcester
General Assembly
Detroit
Briggs
Chicago
Joseph J. Helmer
Sixth Presbyterian Church
Charles 4. Dickey
Assault with a Razor and a Boston Police Record Breaker
Patrolman Horgan of Division 3 arrested Thomas Doyle on a charge of assaulting William Rogers with a razor at No 144 Merrimac street. Rogers suffered a deep cut, treated by Dr. Jarvis. Station 1 reported 1012 inmates locked up in July, a record for Boston. In Susquehanna County eight true bills were found against Daniel Summers and Tracey Hayden of Summers & Hayden bank for embezzlement. Timothy Hopkins’s adopted mother’s will spurs a possible contest by his attorney Russell Wilson in San Francisco.
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Horgan
Thomas Doyle
William Rogers
No. 144
Merrimac Street
Rogers
Dr. Jarvis
Station 1
Boston
Susquehanna
Penn
Montrose
Susquehanna County
Daniel Summers
Tracey Hayden
Summers
San Francisco
Cal
Russell Wilson
Timothy Hopkins
Mark Hopkins- Searles
Japan
Paernell Plans Appeal Over Divorce Costs Ruling
London July 31 It is announced that Mr Parnell will appeal a Bankruptcy Court decision. The court held that his plea of non residence as the ground for not paying costs in the O Shea divorce suit was untenable.
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Paernell
London
Mr. Parnell
Bankruptcy Court
Hhis
O'Shea
Training College Bill Postponed to Next Session
In London on July 31 Mr Balfour told the House of Commons the training college bill would be deferred until the next session.
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British Training College Bil
London
Balfour
House of Commons
Training College
Powder explosion at Alabama Great Southern station
An incendiary set the Alabama Great Southern railway station on fire in Birmingham on July 31. Fifty kegs of powder exploded in the burning building causing $28,000 in property damage to the railroad and nearby structures.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama Great Southern Railway
Hambro to Handle Russian Government Finances
London dispatch reports C. J. Hambro & Son named bankers to the Russian Government in a move seen as finalizing a rift with the Rothschilds. The appointment signals a major shift in financial backing for Russia and could alter European banking alignments.
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New York
London
C. J. Hambro & Son
Rothschilds
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