Foreign Rioting Threatens Crisis and Political Attacks
A chaotic page review notes rioting in Foo Choo imminent and another mission attacked. J O Brien scolds Lord Salisbury over a bankruptcy judgment legal technicality. Emperor William backs temperance in Germany with penalties for bad liquor. The Pope demands 2 million from Bank of Rome, Russia bars Jewish children from higher schools, and Cherbourg hosts a Russian cruiser reception.
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Spiritualists Open Queen City Park in Burlington
Queen City Park opened today with morning services led by Mrs. A. W. Crossett of Waterbury and afternoon by F. A. Wiggin of Salem Mass. About forty boarders stay at the Park Hotel, plus numerous cottages. hotel capacity is about 100. Meetings scheduled throughout August with many speakers. J. A. Maxham of Brattleboro in charge of music.
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Oklahoma Democrats Reject Statehood At Territorial Convention
Oklahoma City August 2. The territorial Democratic convention declared against statehood denounced the McKinley bill demonetization of silver and the extravagance of the last Congress. A committee was appointed to investigate the title by which the Republican delegate to Congress held his office.
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Delicate Currant Ornaments From Egg White and Sugar
Beat egg white with water to a thin foam, dip currants stem by stem into the liquid then into powdered sugar, and place on paper to dry. Drain excess moisture, use small amounts of sugar, keep dry to avoid lumps. A charming table ornament and a tasty treat. NA? LIFE neers cQ., J. T. PHELYS, State Agt., 159 Dev., Oston.
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Worm Devastates Hemlock Timber Across Pennsylvania
Potter county faces a crisis as a measuring worm wrecks hemlock stands from Coudersport to Port Alleghany. The caterpillars attack this year’s growth then move to next year’s growth, browning tops and threatening vast lumber interests. Reports from Glen Hazel and Elk county confirm widespread damage, with millions of worms feeding on foliage prompting alarm among lumbermen, tanners, farmers, and railroaders. Specimens were sent to Harrisburg for study.
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Dark Side of Life Haunts New York Streets on Sunday
Summary of brutal incidents across the metropolis includes an unknown woman found in the East River off Market Street, a fatal blow in Brooklyn, drownings in Gowanus canal, accidental poisoning scare in Brooklyn, a bricklayer killed by a locomotive, a 20 year old murdered in Long Island City suburbs, a stabbing and disembowelment outside a grog shop, a man leaping into a railroad tunnel after insult to women, and a dangerous eye wound from a hat pin near the Bowery.
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Fulton Street
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York Street
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Gowanus Canal
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Ruth
Waterstreet
Paris Green
John Haas
Atlantic Avenue
Long Island City
William Scott
Broome Street
Scott
Thomas Lawson
Fourth Avenue
Central Railroad
William Barry
Paterson
N. J
Bowery
Late Ship News Brings Atlantic Movements District Wide
Long list of ships and steamers sailing to Hull Lisbon Kingston Stettin Eastport New York Portland Boston and Baltimore from New England ports including Mary A How Brenton Navassa Nellie Gray Nellie Eaton Etta Moore and others with wind from the southwest and a cloudy sky.
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Ellen Perkins
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Banger
Cottage City
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Manhattan
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Keete
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Eastman
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George Nevenger
Richardson
South Gardiner
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Titmouse
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Frankfort
Abbie E Willard
Smith
ES Potter
Allen
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Somers
Danversport
Philadelphia
Ebecca M Smith
Grace
Salem
Rebecca F Lamain
Diggan
Boston
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Reading Railroad
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Nantucket
Mystic
Conn
Schs
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Frank G Dow
Marian Draper
James A Webster
Henry T Wood
Millville
Fanny Flint
Carrie & (Br
Potter
Mary A Lood
Rebecca M Smith
Rebecca F Lamdin
Mr Mahoney
Steamers Arrived in Atlantic Ports in Early August
Shipping news lists arrivals and departures across major ports. Vessels include Etruria from Liverpool in New York, Santuit from Greytown Nic, Maine from London to Philadelphia, and Alaska from New York off Liverpool Aug 2, with multiple ships arriving at Boston, Liverpool, and Montreal routes through Aug 2.
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Haugesand
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Catalonia
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Columbia
Hamburg
Santuit
Greytown
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Maine
London
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Rossmore
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Canopus
Lake Huron
Montreal
Michigan
Dover
Didam
Amsterdam
Mentmore
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Parisian
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la Bourgogne
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Rotterdam
Queenstown
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Ingram
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Sorrento
Aberdeen
Autona
Glasgow
Alcide
Costa Rica
New Orleans
Parnell Sticks to His Policy in Thurles Meeting
crowds drum up support with triumphal arches and flags as Parnell toils through a rural audience. He vows to stay unfettered until Liberal pledges prove true and warns Dillon and O'Brien against following Gladstone.
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Gladstone
The Parnell Drama Rumors stir London Commons
The London Times correspondent reports a fresh scene in the Parnell drama as Dillon and O'Brien are awaited after a session's end. Tory reactions split over the Dwyer Gray letter on the Freeman, while Healy exults at signs of Liberal strength amid late night discussions in the House.
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Freeman
Healy
Fraud on Deutsche Bank shocks German markets
Berlin reports a major fraud at Deutsche Bank involving clerk Franck and broker Schwieger. They forged memoranda and used paper roubles to inflate July settlements, with Franck’s long service at the bank revealed. Shares fell from 150 to 140 as authorities seek Franck while Reichsbank kept discount rate steady amid a shaky financial outlook.
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Schwieger
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Reichsbank
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France
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Freeman's Journal urges reconciliation within Irish party factions
The Freeman's Journal urges the Irish Parliamentary party factions to quickly reconcile without sacrificing a leader whose leadership brought the cause to the threshold of success. The Aug 2 issue from Dustin emphasizes finding a peaceful path forward amid internal conflict.
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Emperor William Seeks Enforced Quality in Beverages
Berlin August 2 The Emperor plans a measure to curb public drunkenness by tightening liquor quality. A draft bill would impose penalties on the sale of bad drinks, including impure beers and spirits, citing rising crime and hospital reports. Government ministers debate state supervision and evidence from medical sources. The Emperor blames poor liquor for law violations, especially in Berlin, and aims to deter sale of inferior beverages.
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William
Landtag
Pope Delays Order To Withdraw 2 Million From Bank of Rome
A Rome dispatch reports banking circles stirred by a Papal mandate to withdraw 2,000,000 to Peter's Pence. The Bank of Rome lacked funds to meet the demand, prompting a counterorder delay. the National Bank offered aid and crisis was averted as the Pope postponed the withdrawal.
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Attack on Athale in Africa Reported
Rome announces an attack on Athale the Italian station in Northeast Africa occurred June 6. Athale was held by Italian filonarci and an Arab garrison and provisioned for one month. No further news has arrived and there is hope peace is restored.
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Mystery Light at Mount Hope Cemetery Solved by Reporter
Across Ashland Street Mount Hope and Calvary Cemeteries drew residents with a week of ghostly lights. A Post reporter and local youths tracked reflections from polished tombstones, revealing a street lamp’s glare refracted by stone, dispelling grave robber theories and ending the Forest Hills mystery.
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Ashland Street
Forest Hills
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Walk Hill
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Russian Policy Barrs Jewish School Admission August 2
Berry reports a new Russian government policy barring Jewish children without permits from entering middle or higher schools. The Negoe Vremya says the rule will take effect next school year and aims to reduce Jews to a lower social level. Emigration to Germany slows as officials tighten controls and hundreds who reached Thorn are sent back to Russia.
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Thorn
More Rioting in China Sparks Foreign Threats in Foo Choo
Despatches from Foo Choo report imminent rioting as placards threaten foreigners and a mission building at Ying Ping is attacked. Foo Ning and Min River vicinity also suffer mob activity with reports of fatalities among mission inmates. In Berlin, four thousand five hundred Russian Jews arrived at Hamburg last week.
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Foo Choo
China
Ying Ping
Fo Kien
Min River
Foo Ning
Berlin
Hamburg
Courtesies Reciprocated at Charbourg Reception
In Charbourg a town Hall reception honored the Russian cruiser Kornioff officers with American and Greek warships in harbor. The Mayor praised Franco Russian friendship, the Kornioff commander affirmed Russian sympathy for France, and toasts drew fervent acclamations as locals celebrated with the sailors.
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Charbourg
Kornioff
Cronstadt
France
Russia
Kaiser Hohenzollern Heads Home From Drontheim
Emperor William and party aboard the Hohenzollern reached Drontheim and were en route to Kiel to arrive Wednesday. William has recovered enough to walk, and today conducted a divine service on the yacht as it departed Drontheim for the south.
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U S Vessels In Cuban Ports Reach Agreement
Maprio Aug 2 United States Minister Grubb has secured Cuban and Porto Rico authorities to accept reciprocal treatment for American ships arriving at their ports. A commission is at work revising Spanish laws to align with US standards.
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Sea Serpent Spotted in Atlantic Race to London
The steamship Camara reports sighting the sailing boat Sea Serpent, racing with the Mermaid from Boston toward London. They were about fifty five miles west of the Scilly Islands when observed, after passing the Lizard on August 2 following July 18 from St Johns, N B.
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Trouble Ahead in Madagascar Consular Exequaturs Hold Up
Paris reports trouble in Madagascar as the government refuses to grant consular exequaturs filed through French officials. This move blocks recognition of certain officials and could affect diplomatic and commercial dealings in the region.
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Paris
Spurgeon in tranquil condition with no clear recovery progress
London reports Mr Spurgeon remains calm and able to sleep and eat today. Inquiries show no decisive sign of improvement, keeping his recovery uncertain.
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London
Explosion at Corunna fireworks factory kills six
An explosion in a Corunna fireworks factory yesterday left six dead and many injured. The cause is unknown and investigators are gathering details at the scene.
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River Plate Bank Winds Up After Suspension
Justice Chitty issued a winding up order in London on August 2 against the English Bank of the River Plate after its suspension was recently announced.
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Justice Chitty
Brutal seven murders shock CarruettspurG Ky and West Virginia
In CarruettspurG Kentucky on a Friday night Wayne county West Virginia reports a massacre in which Mr Brumfield his wife and five children were killed and burned. About midnight fifty Italian railroad laborers, drunk, attacked the Brumfields, killed the parents and all six children, then looted the house and set it ablaze. Brumfield a former county commissioner opposed to a new courthouse, suggesting an old feud may have prompted the killings aided by liquor supplied by enemies.
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Brumfield
Letter Carriers Convention to Meet in Detroit
The National Association of Letter Carriers plans its second annual convention in Detroit from August 5 to 7. The organization includes 235 branches with about 8000 members and 12 Detroit delegates. Officers and board members span Providence, Chicago, New York, Milwaukee, Memphis, Buffalo, Minneapolis, Cincinnati, Brooklyn, and Nashville. The group aims to provide reliable insurance and pursue legislative reforms for members.
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Aes
Rose Coughlan
Ingalls
National Union of Textile Workers
Fall River
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Blue Mountains
Haughville
Ind
Hugh Montgomery
Woburn
Owenee
Beatrix
Newport
New York Yacht Club
National Association of Letter Carriers
Detroit
Milwaukee
John J. Goodwin
Providence
R. S
George
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Omaha
C. W. Morton
Brooklyn
H. M. Day
St. Louis
Engine collision injures crew near Danville Vermont
In Danville Vermont a wild engine backing down grade collided with a westbound freight on the St. Johnsbury and Lake Champlain line. Engineers and a fireman were badly hurt with Leslie suffering leg and arm injuries and internal burns. Leonard suffered severe steam burns. A brakeman was burned after starting a fire in the caboose. The wreck halted trains for hours.
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St. Johnsbury & Lake Champlain
Leslie
Leonard
Fiery Mantel Sale Offers Oak or Cherry Fireplaces
A catalog ad promotes mantels for open fireplaces with Oak or Cherry options unovermantel priced at 18 dollars, white wood fluted designs from 7 dollars, and styles up to 50 dollars. It touts the largest assortment and lowest prices, invites mail order for the 1891 Mantel Catalogue, and notes free postage with two stamps.
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Abednego
Actress Rose Coghlan Flung From Horse During Practice
New York reports Actress Rose Coghlan, dressed in masculine attire for a stage scene, was tossed from a spirited horse near her Fort Hamilton home. She landed on her side but escaped serious injury, suffering only bruises and back pains. Her trainer John Sullivan assisted, with Clarence Bennett aiding afterwards. Coghlan will rest a few days before next season’s role in Dorothy’s Dilemma requiring a mounted exit.
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Fort Hamilton
John ‘T. Sullivan
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Clarence Bennett
Woburn Rum War Sermon Defends Temperance Work
In Wesbury Aug 2 Rev Hugh Montgomery defended temperance efforts against local accusations of seeking notoriety. He argued ministers and reformers face denouncement for opposing evils while praising Woburn’s beauty and strong liquor law enforcement, noting only five papers attacked him in thirty years of temperance work.
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Drowning in Merrimac River near Lawrence
John Higgins aged 15 drowned while bathing in the Merrimac River two miles up river on the south bank. He could not swim and foundered before rescuers reached him. Body recovered.
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