Relic of Grantism Rumors of Cabinet Changes
Special Despatch reports Private Secretary Rodgers ill for months and Hayes relying on Grant era clerks. Rumors of a Cabinet reshuffle include Debens retiring, Thompson becoming Attorney General, and Gov. Rice of Massachusetts suggested as Secretary of the Navy. An incendiary demagogue Cohen was granted a permit for an open air meeting attended by about 150 negroes with communistic rhetoric.
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Labor Committee in New York Considers Labor Question
A House of Representatives committee on labor met in the Post Office building New York with members A B Hewitt J M Thompson W W Rice and T A Boyd. They planned public sessions at 11 A M daily in the New York Post Office to hear witnesses and discuss labor reform proposals amid questions about expenses and operations of a new statistics bureau for labor data.
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Railways and Freight Rates Shake Pacific Trade
New York merchants debate Pacific railroad freight hikes as Union Pacific and Central Pacific push for contracts to ship all goods by rail. Clipper operators warn of shifting heavy freight to sail, while railroads promise lower terms for exclusive long‑term rail business. San Francisco to host tariffs talks with E P Vining and other officials arriving Monday.
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Yellow fever surges in New Orleans and nearby towns
New Orleans Board of Health reports 24 new yellow fever cases and seven deaths in the last 24 hours. Memphis enforces strict quarantine on freight and travelers from New Orleans and Vicksburg, delaying rail shipments by ten days at Whitehaven and river shipments at President's Island. In Cincinnati a man dies of yellow fever at a city hospital and another New Orleans resident is treated there.
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Lightning Strikes Boarding Cottage in Long Branch
A thunderstorm struck Mrs Robinson's Albany boarding cottage in Long Branch New Jersey injuring one servant who was knocked insensible and leaving Mrs Robinson slightly stunned. The rest of the household escaped harm. A separate Philadelphia storm damaged Wanamaker's clothing depot roof with two dozen feet of water flooding the area.
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Elmer Brown Aids Mrs Taylor in Essex Junction Plot
In Claremont New Hampshire Elmer Brown helped Mrs George Taylor travel toward Windsor Vermont claiming employment in a boot shop there. He then took A C Briggs toward Windsor and the pair headed to Essex Junction Vermont. Police pursued and townsfolk suspect a staged disappearance and elopement involving missing man Zoller and Miss Edminster. The incident unsettles the town and leaves a young family behind.
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The Robbed Red Men Indian Raid Near Boise and Silver City
A Boise City despatch reports an attack on the Boise to Silver City stage near Monday's Ferry with the driver wounded but delivering the stage. Troops pursue hostiles, likely Bannocks, as Indians raid Snake river and Owyhee country. Scouting parties claim killings of Piute chief Big George and Pretty Johnny, with Jeff Carter and Sevyen-up Smith dead. General Howard leads main troops in pursuit near Rocky Canyon while stock losses mount.
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Numerous fires devastate towns across the region
A string of August 1 fires causes major losses from New Orleans to Salt Lake City. Levy's dollar store at 137 Canal Street in New Orleans burned, stock valued at about 50,000 dollars with 40,000 dollars insured abroad. Werlin piano stock damaged by water at 10,000 dollars. Frederickson & Harte druggists hit by water damage. total losses near 100,000 dollars. In Illinois a Danley elevator burned after a lightning strike. 30,000 bushels of grain destroyed with 15,000 dollars insured on building and 5,000 on grain. Passaic County ice-houses burned, 60,000 dollars stock, uninsured. Rock Island mill fire, 25,000 loss insured for 1,000. Chatham Village paper mill burned, 60,000 loss insured 25,000. Alta mining town wiped out by fire, unknown losses. A Clinton barn burned, 800 loss with 359 insurance.
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Banqueted Skipper Henlan Aims Regatta Travel
St. Joan N B Aug 1 Henlan and friends were banquetted at the Dufferin Hotel. Ross plans to join the Barrie Ontario regatta and may enter Silver Lake events. His English boat is due on the English mail steamer to Halifax via Dorrove.
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Republican Convention Renominates Reed in First District
Portland Maine August 1 The Republican Convention met at 1 pm with 320 of 328 delegates present John Hall of North Berwick chaired Reed renominated by acclamation Reed spoke on finance. resolutions endorse state platform and Reed A printed resolution endorsing President Hayes circulated. motion to adjourn ended proceedings Gen Anderson nominated for Congress by Democrats Penobscot Greenback Convention held in Old Town August 1 Nominations listed for county offices and officials including Atwell Patten Rogers Barker Robinson Stratton Bradley Wheaton and others
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State Greenback Convention inaugurates Burlington session
The Burlington gathering at City Hall chose Nelson Nye as Chairman, R. E. Welch as Vice-President, and Gen. George J. Stannard as Secretary. A key resolutions committee urged public money as legal tender, land for settlers, and abolition of useless offices, with calls for an income tax and criticism of bond policy. The convention adjourned to St. Albans on Aug. 22 for further action.
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State Democratic Convention Renominates Hampton Ticket
The Democratic State Convention met with delegates from all counties. Gen John D Kennedy elected President of the convention. The platform affirms 1876 principles with justice for all and unity against fusion with Republicans. Resolutions urge immigration, address upper county revenue troubles, and seek amnesty for illicit distillers. Hampton and slate nominated for re election. speeches applauded.
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North Carolina election selects judges and officials for state offices
An election was held in North Carolina yesterday to elect a Chief Justice and two Associate Judges of the Supreme Court three Judges of the Superior Court a Solicitor in each Judicial District members of the General Assembly and county officers. The new Legislature will elect a United States Senator to succeed Augustus 8 Merriman Democrat whose term expires next March. The last Legislature was Democratic by a majority of 78 on joint ballot. Congressmen will be elected Navy. 5. The Democrats alone have made nominations for judicial officers. Their State ticket is as follow: For Chief Peene Serve 5 eae a homas S. Ashe of Anson Oe Associate Justices.John H. Dillard of Guilford Co.
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Judicial and county officers elected in Tennessee race
Tennessee voters elected county officials yesterday with a united Republican National slate in some counties. The statewide judicial ticket favored by Democrats included James W. Deaderick Peter Turney Robert McFarland William F. Cooper and Thomas J. Freeman. Greenbackers won all thirteen county tickets statewide amid a tense election day that saw a fatal affray in Memphis Fifth Ward where Councilman Dick Dougherty shot and killed Joseph Day after a political dispute. Dougherty was arrested.
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Lowell Democrats Set Ward Caucuses for Aug 9
The Democratic City Committee of Lowell Mass votes to hold ward caucuses on the evening of August 9 to elect a new Committee of Twelve from each ward. The Greenback Club weighs a public meeting with speaker Kearney but delays final decision for one week.
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Ninth District Nominates Con verse on First Ballot
In a district political meeting on August 1, the Democrats of the Ninth District nominated George L. Converse on the first ballot. The Nationals backed H. Kahlo for Congress in the Seventh District, while Republicans in the Eighth District named Hon. Charles Foster for Congress.
Illinois and Ohio conventions nominate congressional candidates
In Illinois Sixteenth District Basil B. Smith is nominated by the Republicans and Captain Creed by the Greenbackers. In Ohio Marietta Democratic Convention names Gen. A J Warner for the Thirteenth District seat.
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Lowell And Nashua Forgery Arrest And Various Local Items
Edward H W Dickey was arrested in Lowell and taken to Nashua for forgery there. A Springfield widow-to-be told her late husband of a bailout plan approved before his death. Lowell teachers limit Franklin School mastership applicants to 1 percent. Uxbridge mills shut down. Central and Wheelock run full time. Chinaman Charles Sing marries Ida Kilburn. he abandons allegiance to his homeland. Worcester assessors report real estate and tax totals with year changes. Holyoke valuation up. polls increase. Worcester North Eclectic Medical Society annual meeting elects officers. A near miss on the Eastern Railroad as a train wheel detaches. Two Lawrence burglars arrested after bakery break. Lowell corporations tax list released. multiple firms taxed. Attachments served on Lawrence city. police pay dispute headed to September court with Tarbox as counsel.
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Norfolk man held on manslaughter charge after fatal bar incident
William Maloney of Norwich was held on $15,000 bond for manslaughter after he kicked Michael Kennedy of Fitchville to death in Maloney’s saloon Saturday night while Kennedy was drunk. The case centers on a fatal attack at a local establishment and the ensuing legal proceedings.
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Coroner Rules Mme Somer's Poisoning Death Suicide
A Cleveland-cabled report states the Coroner's verdict in the Mme Somer dressmaking case ends with Mary McDevitt's death being by her own hand while insane. The victim was popular among the shop’s staff, and the motive behind the poisoning remains a mystery.
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Times harshly attacks Gladstone with praise for Beaconsfield
The Times denounces Gladstone's two hour speech as a prolonged invective against the present ministry and their foreign policy. It notes his failure to praise Beaconsfield and Salisbury while highlighting preparations in London for civic honors and a banquet for the two leaders. The piece also covers lively debates in Parliament on Turkey, Cyprus, and royal prerogatives with Carnarvon and Salisbury offering sharp remarks.
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Berlin Reichstag Election Returns Show Party Standings
Berlin reports list 47 Conservatives 74 National Liberals 19 Progressists 35 Ultramontanes 2 Alsatian Irreconcilables 2 Alsatian Autonomists 3 Socialists 8 Poles and 1 Particularist chosen with 36 second ballots. Positions unchanged despite gains by Conservatives and losses by Liberals.
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Austrian vanguard reaches Barjaluka amid Bosnian unrest
DERBEND notes the Austrian vanguard arriving at Barjaluka while Turkish officials and the Austrian Consul-General flee Sarajevo due to hostile crowds. Belgrade reports Austrians fired upon two hours after crossing the river Save by joint Mohammedan and Christian bands. defenders plan to fall back toward Herzegovina as Austrian advance continues.
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Telegram hints at plot to undo Berlin treaty in Ottoman Empire
Vienna Times correspondent cites a Constantinople telegram claiming plots to overturn Safvet Pasha and restore the San Stefano treaty with a Russian protectorate. It notes the Sultan was briefly inclined to accept the plan, delaying Turkey’s ratification of the Berlin accord.
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Banquet Honors General Martinez Campos in Havana Peace Celebration
In Havana on August 1 the Provincial Cuban Committee hosted a grand banquet at Tacon Theatre to honor Gen. Martinez Campos. Prominent Cuban ex-chiefs attended and Campos presided, with noted enthusiasm and fraternal feeling between Cubans and Spaniards marking the peace celebration.
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Goodwood Cup Won By Blascovitzs Mare
London reports Blascovitzs a four year old chestnut mare by Cambuscan out of Water Nymph bred in Hungary won the Goodwood cup at the Goodwood meeting. The Nautilus dory encountered rough weather near the Lizard and will resume cruise when seas calm. In Holland at Middleburgh three days harvest trial Walter A Wood won first prize and Cyrus H McCormick second, both American. Cuba finance scheme presented to the King by the Minister for the Colonies.
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Cardinal Franchi dies after long public service in Rome
Cardinal Alessandro Franchi, a leading member of the Sacred College and a former Camerlengo, died August 1 in Rome at 59. Born in a scholarly family, he rose through church diplomacy, serving as Nuncio to Spain and Ambassador to Constantinople, then became Cardinal in 1873 and held key roles including Prefect of the Propaganda and Vice-Chancellor. Also notes ex-Governor Curry of Oregon, Whiting Street, and Carl Graeffpf among recent obituaries in New England.
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Will of Thomas Kelso Distributes Large Charitable Bequests
The Baltimore will of Thomas Kelso, who died last week, leaves major gifts to Kelso Home, the Methodist Preachers' Aid Society, Dickinson College, Maryland temperance and missionary societies, the Home for the Aged, Centenary Biblical Institute, Maryland Bible Society, and local churches. An amount estimated at half a million dollars goes to his children and heirs-at-law in equal shares.
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German grocer kills wife then shoots self in San Francisco
Henry Droge a German groceryman shot and killed his wife at their home in the presence of his sister and her husband. After the murder he killed himself. The tragedy stemmed from Mrs Droge's refusal to return to him. The murdered woman, an American and mother of three, left Droge due to his intemperate habits.
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Cavalry detachment recovers cattle near San Felino creek
Lieut. Kelly leading U S cavalry crossed the Rio Grande near San Felino creek to recover stolen stock. Near Los Macos he was joined by the town Alcalde and other Mexicans who assisted in recovering seventeen cattle and one horse. The Mexicans rendered every possible help.
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Mining stock closes for San Francisco August 1
Closing official prices in San Francisco show Hale Norcross at 74, Spanish, Kentucky Consolidated, Eureka Consolidated, Crown Point, Sierra Nevada, Union Consolidated, and other listed mines delayed and incomplete in the OCR.
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Lightning kills Maynard Booth in Lloyd New York
The report states Maynard Booth of Lloyd New York was killed by lightning at Libertyville yesterday. The short, late Morris county peaches shipped to New York yesterday amid a small crop. The Utica and Black River Railroad completed a Morristown New York to Ogdensburg line with the first train running yesterday.
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Wand
Hamilton Sts
Thos. W. Johnson
Corporation Notices
Back Bay Associates of
Office of Post
Boston Duck CO
Summer Street
Isa
A Beers Thorndike CO
Massachusetts Cotton Mills
State Street
George Atkinson
Taus Rat
Nomice Am
Lobe Gas Light Company
Ness
Instant
Co. WY Street
C_L. BARTLETT
Mwe
Burlington and Missouri River Railroad CO
Nebraska
John N. Denison
Insurance
India Mutual Insurance Co
Marine
Jonn H. Dane
W. L. Caverey
Eliot Insurance CO
George A. Curtis
David W. Williams
H. Augustus Johnson
Daniel Davies
Robert Coldman
Carm E K. King
Calvin W. Haven
Joseph B. Moora
Charles A. Cummings
Charles L. Thayer
James T. Hayward
Henry A. Church
Greenleaf C. George
Pratt Fet
Isis
American Insurance Co
Beestom
George Croshaw & CO
Francis Peabody
J. W. Field
TuFa
Alliance
Insurance Company, Cash Capital
Col. Arch ST
Charles R. Howard
George H. Long
Belaware, Lackawann & Western RR
Liunterest
Daniel A.moran
Wall ST
Kansas City
National Water WorKs CO
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Co
Donnell, Lawson & CO
NO. St Broadway
Scots Valley Railway
First Mortgage
Winslow, Lanier & CO
NEW _ _ Yo
TheTute
Hichardson, Hill & Co., Bankers
Water Street
Belfast
U. S. Bonds
Congress St
Congress Square
Chicago & Alton Railroad CO
Brewster, Basset & CO
LEE, Higginson & CO
Richardson, Hill & CO
Union Trust Company of New York
Oathway
Cerner
Rector Strest
Union Trust Company of
Union Paulfig Railroad Company
Eeree
Cam
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Simking
Equitable Building
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