Cincinnati Enquirer Attacks Editors Spark Talk of War
The Enquirer uses sharp epithets to mock two editors the Isimael ate and the garrulous old creature. Karley Foster of Ohio predicts Republican losses in Ohio and Pennsylvania, noting the river and harbor bill veto and Robeson’s rise as signals of a harsher political climate.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Porkopolis
Deacon Smith
Halstead
Cincinnati
Karley Foster
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Robeson
Congress Moves Toward Weekend Adjournment
The House unanimously adopts a resolution for adjournment on Saturday though senators expect no adjournment before Monday. Members seek suspension of rules in remaining session days to pass bills, while cautioning that delaying adjournment may endanger many bills under suspension. The river and harbor and senate mileage issues are under conference, with both chambers resisting concessions on a $30,009 matter. The president plans to sign the river and harbor bill as written. Ah Kitpy rame, a well dressed Chinaman, is denied naturalization under the Chinese bill despite long residence, as Judge Wylie cites the act’s date restrictions.
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Springfield Union
House
Washington
Congress
Senate
Ah Kit Py Rame
Secretary of State
Foreign Relations Committee
St. Joseph
Indian Bureau
Anthony
Messrs
Hawley and Ferry
Lapham
van Wyck
Miller
New York
Commerce Committee
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Frye
Windom
Committee On Foreign Relations
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Hawley
New England
Morrill
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Kansas
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Allison
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State Department
Hom
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Beck
Tariff Commission
Hiscock
Committee On Appropriations
Anderson
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Haskell
Nebraska
Morrison
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Persia
Springer
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Committee On Printing
Reen
Maine
Texas Pacific
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Kentucky
Buck
Connecticut
Davis
Everett
Pennsylvania
Candler
Massachusetts
Mills
Texas
Townsend
Ohio
Judiciary Committee
Texas and Pacific Railroad Company
Southern Pacific Railroad
House of Representatives
Texas Pacific Railroad Company
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
C. Irving Ditty
Internal Revenue
Third District
Maryland
A.W. Smith
New Orleans
C. M. Whitney
H. K. McCoy
Georgia
O. P. Shiras
Iowa
John GC. Kinney
District of
William Waldorf Aster
Italy
William Lowther Welsh
Florence
Vv. N. Barry
H.S. Lawrence
Newport
Wm. Hale
Territory
Wyoming
Paul Lange
St. Stephens
N. B
A. W. Smith
W.A.H. Flyck
West Virginia
A. H. Leonard
Louisiana
R. Dumbaugh
A. Hughes, Jr
Tennessee
GW Pavey
T. N. Wicker
Key West
Fla
Chester Barnes
Galena
Iil
B. G. Hill
Gorandong
A.G. Greer
Little Falls
N. Y
J. J. Newton
Brunswick
Senate Committee
Senate Committee On
Chandler
Navy Yards
W. We. Astor
Minnister
George P. Marsh
Arabi Pasha Threats and Turkish Moves Reported
The Alexandria dispatch notes Arabi Pasha with about 7000 fighters and a proclamation accusing the English of cowardice. Reports mention limited firing near Pompey’s Pillar and bans on provisioning Christians. London sources question Turkish troop dispatch and a possible parallel arrangement with the Turkish army.
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Pompey’s Pillar
Alexandria
Aboukir
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Constantinople
Egypt
Great Britain
Arabi
Cairo
Times
War Office
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Berlin
England
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Abial Shurtleff injured in Barton landing accident
An 80 year old man, Abial Shurtleff, was rammed at Barton landing while crossing the track. He has a severed foot and remains in critical condition. A Vermont note reports an 8000 dollar house and barn fire at Randolph pursued by an adopted daughter’s confession of setting it. Vermont crops report hay and potatoes in good yield prospects. corn later in the season with a full yield unlikely this year.
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Suez Canal
Menon
Turkey
Egypt
Baron von Harschfeld
Baron von Calice
Lord Dufferin
Arabi Pasha
Said Pasha
Count Corti
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M. de Lesseps
Paris
Suez
France
338Th
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Philadelphia
Wilbur
Yakama Agency
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Jarvis
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United States
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George Killam
White Cove
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Bradley Barrow
Duncan McIintyre
A. B. Chaffee
Canada Pacific
Southeastern
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Anglo-American Packing and Provision Company
Chicago
Fowler
George Clubon
Thomas Wright
Wright
United Oil Company of
Grove Brothers
George Blabon
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Nebraska
Minnesota
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Abial Shurtleff
Barton Landing
St. Alvans Advertiser
B. I. Lombard
Randolph
House of Lords
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St. Petersburg
Berlio
Kyrillov
Count Volatoi
Imperial
Peterhoff
Trieste
Society of Veterans
Corso
Charles Louis
Linlisa
Ybhe Irredenta Club
Severe weather hits New England cropping and local tragedies
Severe drought and crop distress hit Newburyport areas with premature potato ripening. A 68 year old man Giles Deming hanged himself at a West New Boston farm. Several accidents injured children in North Adams and Newburyport while others faced legal or disciplinary actions in Hopkinton and Lawrence. A man in Marlboro assaulted a child and fled after payroll theft. A tree wide elm in Newburyport was cut for firewood. a Fall River officer absconded with funds. A bridge between Groveland and Haverhill opened after tests. A Berkshire donor funded a Berkshire fund for the Boston Eye and Ear infirmary with oversight for Berkshire patients.
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Newburyport
Giles Deming
West New Boston
North Adams
Lorenzo Ottman
Dennis Harrington
William H. Morse
Hemenway
Hopkinton
Thomas Knight
Dodge
Frank
Michael Doyle
North Leominster
Pamileon
Merrimac Mills
Lawrence
Fred Goss
J. N. Hammond
Marlboro
Hammond
Leonard A. Buck
Ayer
Mass
Worcester
Providence
Buck
Wills
High Street
David Farrington
Fall River
Court Progress
Ancient
Order of Foresters
England
Lowell Mail
Lake Winnepesaukee
Ipswich
Daniel Dennison
John Heard
Y. G. Hurd
Charles Palmer
T. Waters
Charles Sayward
Merrimac
Groveland
Haverhill
King Iron
Berkshire
Boston Eye and Bar Infirmary
Berksmre Fund
House of Ercy
Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Small Fires in City and Suburbs
An alarm from box 13 Chelsea at 6 45 A M Thursday was for a fire in the upper story of the Cunningham heirs building at Marginal and Hawthorn streets. Occupied by Fitzpatrick and Noonan for furniture manufacture the loss is about 6000 with building damage of about 200. Both parties are insured. The fire is thought due to an overheated shaft and smoldering all night.
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Chelsea
Cunningham Heirs
Marginal
Hawthorn
Fitzpatrick & Noonan
Isaac K. Cook
Collins Street
Reson Street
Cook
Washington and Munroe Streets
Nooony
Franklin Mutual Benefit Association
Buckley Brothers
Neptune Boat Club
Williams
Lowell
Prohibitionista
Boston
John W. Berry
William H. Niles
Dr. Flanders
Formation of a New French Ministry and Irish Affairs
Paris dispatches report de Freycinet and Say resigning from the cabinet with others ready to join a new government. Courcel slated for foreign affairs. Berlin notes Bismarck regrets the exit but may support Freycinet again. In Ireland, Parnell aims to rally evicted tenants with a nonpolitical fund drive. In Parliament Gladstone delays the arrears bill while divisions over Irish policy continue.
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Berlin
Bismarck
Prince von Hohenlohe
Paris
M. de Freycinet
Germany
M. de Freyeinet
Chamber of Reputies
Egypt
France
Ireland
London
Daily News
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Earl Spencer
Parnell
Land Corporation Company
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Dublin
National Fund For
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Gladstone
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Jenkinson
Lord Spencer
Col. Brackenbury
Irish Criminal Investigation Department
Charles Dilke
Spain
Wilfred Blunt
Arabi Pasha
Blunt
Trial of Ex Chief of Police for Bastardy in North Adams
Ex chief Thomas G. Mallory faced a bastardy charge by Lizzie L. Witherell in North Adams police court. The case traced Mallory from town to Troy and New Mexico, recounting alleged invitation and assault, with Mallory and Witherell’s relatives as witnesses. Judge Rockwell postponed ruling until Monday.
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North Adams
Mass
Thomas G. Mallory
Lizzie L. Witherell
Rockwell
Rufus G. Walden
Mallory
Miss Witherell
Troy
Thomas G. Brown
Boston
New Mexico
Walden
Witherell
Mallory Walden
Wetherell
Boston and Chicago Clash in South End Exhibition
1,675 witnesses saw Boston best Chicago 9 to 4 on the South End grounds. Chicago’s Dalrymple Gore and Anson led a late rally, but Boston's key hits by Hornung Morrill and Bowen and stellar fielding by Deasiey Filini kept the home nine ahead with several spectacular catches and no errors.
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Chicago
South End
Philadelphia
Morrill
Dalrymple
Pase
Rome Plate
Anson
Gore
Bostons
Hotaling
Hornang
Whitney
Bas
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Kelly
Bowen Io
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Ol Williamson
Deasley
Corcoran
Sutton
Burdock
Wise
Nicol
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Nott Chicago
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Goce
Horaling
Morris
Horaung
Burns
Flint
Ott Whitney
Metropolitans
New
Chicagos
Republicans Split Over Convention Date Place at Fifth Avenue
New York Republicans debated a Syracuse date and earlier timing but failed to commit. The committee opposed Cornell and voted to refund Gen Curtis the $1,000 civil service fine, showing civil service reform zeal despite mixed opinions on the convention.
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New York
Republican State Committee
Fifth Avenue
Syracuse
Cornell
Gen. Curtis
Civil Service
Custom House
Nominations at Cumberland County Democratic Convention
Cumberland County Democratic and Greenback conventions met in Portland with 145 of 155 delegates present. Charles H. Fling was elected chairman. A seven member conference committee reconciled seats and nominations split between parties for several offices. Nominees include D. W. True, J. J. Jenner, Augustus F. Moulton, George F. McQuillan, and Stephen K. Dyer.
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Portland
Cumberland County
Congress
Deeds
Greenbackers
D. W. True
J. J. Jenner
Augustus F. Moulton
George F. McQuillan
Stephen K. Dyer
Cumberland County Greenback
Vention
Greenback
William M. Dow
Gray
Register of Deeds
Albert H. Waite
Samuel A. Berry
I. D. Sawyer
John T. Hull
Isaiah L. Hitler
Harris M. Plaisted
Greenback Convention
Androscoggin County
Knoxville
Tenn
Knox County
East Tennnessee
People’s
Knox
East Tennessee
Georgia
Atlanta
Joint Committee of Conference
Mr. Pledger
Piedger
Bolters
Benjamin Conley
Gartrell
James Longstreet
J. D. Cunovingham
W. J. White
Wm. Bowers
Central Committee
E. A. Buck
Committee
Conley
Pilots of Boston Harbor Sail In Comfort On Florence No.6
A Pittsfield correspondent tours the pilot boat Florence No.6 at Lewis Wharf. Captains Fowler Tewkesbury Bruce and Josselyn command a 60 foot 1944 beam schooner with eight berths and full crew. Pilots endure harsh duties, boarding vessels in all weather, while judging incoming ships and guiding them safely to harbor.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Florence
No.6
Fowler
Tewkesbury
Bruce
Josselyn
Lewis Wharf
Mnce
Boston
Johnson, Simpson
Burke
Johnson
George
Mike
Nova Scotia
Board of Commissioners
Presentation to a Conductor Acknowledges Williams with Gold Watch
A large group of season ticket holders from Hyde Park and Clarendon Hills visited Conductor Barney Williams on Washington Street to present him with a gold watch chain and seal as thanks for his courteous service. Hobart M. Cable spoke, Williams accepted, and a collation followed. prior to the gift, Furbush of Clarendon Hills gave a heavy iron chain in an elaborate case. Jollification in the Fire Department followed with Hose Company No. 8 receiving a new four wheel hose carriage amid festivities and officials.
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Barney’s Willams
Washington Street
Hobart M. Cable
Williams
Furbush
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High Street
Hartnett
Ninth Regimental Drum Corp
Boston
Board of Selectmen
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Lower Lachine Road
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Henry M. Clarke
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