Debate Over Fisheries Treaty With Great Britain
Senators Morgan and Evarts clash over the 1818 treaty and a possible abrogation. Morgan defends enforcing the treaty while advocating rights earned in the Revolutionary War. Evarts urges stronger action or a new agreement. The discussion covers negotiations, constitutional roles, and a controversial committee address to Britain. The session adjourned after credentials were presented.
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Lively Debate on Pensions Vetoes and Surplus Problem
In Washington August 2 the House tackled Senate amendments to the army appropriation bill and non-concurred, ordering a conference. It then moved to the deficiency appropriation bill while Mr. Hovey of Indiana rebuked a speech attributed to Rep Matson on pensions and the Democratic position.
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Debate on Civil War pensions loyalty and tariff policy
Lawmakers argued party loyalty to Union soldiers with figures showing pension claims and expenditures under Republican and Democratic administrations. They contrasted Grant and Cleveland on veterans' rights while a tariff clash over surplus and tobacco tax featured in a heated exchange before adjournment.
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George Small's Disappearance Shocks Bedford Firm
Telegram on the mysterious disappearance of George Small speaks of him leaving a ship at a South Sea island. Taylor Bros of Bedford Street confirm Small, formerly with them, vanished from Boston a week before Thanksgiving 1887. He had $300 of the firm’s funds and asked to make amends in dollars.
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The Maine Canvass Continues With Applause And Advice
The Maine canvass continues with speakers praising Congress members as worthy representatives. The speaker declines public remarks about Reed, emphasizing private respect, urging supporters to back him through intelligence and integrity. John Redman of Ellsworth and Elliott King of Portland followed with renewed enthusiasm.
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Results at Saratoga Race Day Highlights Early Card
The Saratoga meeting opened with five races. Button won the first half mile race for two-year-olds, with Servia second and Bertha B. third as favorites, mutuals paying $860. The free handicap sweepstakes for one mile was won by once Banes, with Dad second and McBeth third. mutuals paid $1,210. Peeweepoo captured the Iroquois stakes for three-year-olds, with Bella L. second. time 2:35.4. Egmont led the four-year-old and up race, Grisetto second, Bessie June third. mutuals paid $28 to win for the field. Abraham won the mile and a half sweepstakes, Meadow Queen second, Killarney third after falling. time 3:00. mutuals paid $16.20 field, $17. Time and betting details given.
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The Stain Cromwell Case Before Missouri Supreme Court
In Portuano Missouri on August 2 the Stain and Cromwell murder case over Cashier Barron's 1878 death at Dexter was heard for a new trial and newly discovered evidence. Defense counsel Gillin summarized trial testimony while Barker argued innocence and the court adjourned. Attorney-General Baker to present tomorrow at 9 o'clock.
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Extradition Warrant for Pitcher Asked to Be Executed or Withdrawn
In Montreal on August 2 Judge Davidson heard counsel for Pitcher of Providence seek either immediate execution of the forgery extradition warrant or its withdrawal, claiming it unfair as a threat. Prosecutors asked for till tomorrow to respond. rumor says Hatton may be in Providence to arrange a settlement for the bank represented by him.
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Q.C
Mr. Hatton
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Boston
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Gloucester Sailor Stabbed at Wharfs. Italians Suspected
Charles Cottin a Gloucester sailor was stabbed at T wharf and found by an officer. He was taken to Police Station 1 and City Hospital where the blade was removed. Tampilo Laterella and another Italian were arrested. Another man, William McDermott, was struck with a hammer on Lewis wharf, fracturing his skull, and taken to City Hospital. Erastus F. Smith was also injured by a stone and transported to hospital.
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Hyde Park
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Notable Names in a City Directory Fragment
A long list of individuals and families linked to cities and places across the United States and abroad appears in a clipped directory fragment. Names include Brunswick William Brooke Mrs William Hitchcock Miss Hitchcock Miss Olive Ames Youngstown Penn C H Ardissen Rome Italy A G Hetherton Philadelphia Mr and Mrs J B Frothingham Brooklyn Colonel C E Blunt U S A New Mrs Mark Skinner Misses Skinner spasshicago A Bleecker Banks Mayor of Albany Tremont Mrs A A Preusser and daughter Grand Rapids Mich E Kennedy and wife Philadelphia Mrs E D Moore and daughter Bare George Bidwell East Hartford onn American A Bennet wife and family New York O A Brainerd St Albans Vt Ek Wells Quincy U1 Revere H Burghart H D Hanse New York W I Wolf Troy Rufus Hatch New York Colonel Lewis Strasburger Baltimore Adams Mr and Mrs E Martin Kalama 200 Mich Mr A E Chamberlain Mrs A el Chamberlain Rome Italy Julius Vansburg and wife Washington G J Fitler and family Philadelphia Youngs Mr F A Baty and family Miss J Buchanan J Brown and family Cleveland O Mrs John W Minturn and family New York Thorndike H Wheelwright and wife Miss R S Whiting Mrs C H Burr Miss J B Sterling Stanley White Erskine N White Mr and Mrs H Hamilton
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Shipping List Of Vessels Arriving And Clearing At New York
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Wright Ditson tennis results brighten Wentworth day
Wright defeats Miller 8-6 6-3 6-4 in a tight Wright & Ditson tournament singles. Mansfield rallies to beat Shaw 6-1 6-4, Chase beats Wright 6-0 6-3, Campbell edges Hoppin 6-3 3-6 7-5, Sears and Shaw win doubles 6-2 9-7 as Campbell meets Chase in tomorrow’s final.
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Weather Indications for New England and Nearby States
Washington weather bulletin for Aug 2 to Aug 3 reports 24 hour outlook. Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts see fair conditions with a slight rise in temperatures and variable winds, coastal areas nearly stationary. Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York expect fair weather slightly warmer with variable winds becoming southerly Friday.
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Death by own action at Lynn headline
Charles H. Ferguson, rubber stamp maker of 85 Munroe Street, committed suicide at 12:80 PM by shooting himself in the head with a 32 caliber revolver. In a letter he cites long illness from nervous prostration and lack of hope for recovery. He was well connected and respected. he leaves two grown daughters.
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New Yorks Win Captain Morrill at Second Base
Captain Morrill made two costly errors at second base as the New Yorks beat Boston 8 to 3. Gore and Nash sparked New York's offense while Ward, Whitney and Ewing contributed key hits. Washington and Philadelphia split, and Pittsburgh defeated Detroit 6 to 5 as White and White supported Getzein.
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Manchester Worcester Game Sees Third Straight Manchester Win
In New England League action at Manchesters they defeated the Worcesters for the third time this week in a tight contest. Scores by innings show Manchesters overcoming Worcesters with a late push as spectators watched eagerly.
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Athletics Narrow Victory Over Louisvilles 5-4 in Philly
In Philadelphia the Athletics edged the Louisvilles 5 to 4 while Baltimore posted a 10 to ? score against the Kansas Citys in the other game.
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Obituary of prominent Cambridge coal dealer Wellington
Joseph A. Wellington a well known coal dealer died at his home 267 North avenue North Cambridge after paralysis. Born Lexington 1821 he moved to Cambridge then Charles town where he ran a large Warren street business. A Mason member he left a widow and three children.
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M E Kenney Dies in Salem After Long Illness
M E Kenney a well known member of the Order of United American Mechanics dies at his Salem home after a long sickness of consumption. He served as ex councillor of Niagara Council and organized Ethan Allen Council of Salem and councils in Newburyport and Gloucester. He was ex councillor and trustee of Jennie Wade Council Daughters of Liberty. The two Salem councils will attend the funeral in a body.
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