Adel Weather Update Shows Clear Sky and Warmday
The report notes Adel at 69.0 degrees with a forecast of clear skies and cloudless conditions. No precipitation expected as temperatures rise into the warm afternoon.
06 Aug 1890
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1890
Page
1
The report notes Adel at 69.0 degrees with a forecast of clear skies and cloudless conditions. No precipitation expected as temperatures rise into the warm afternoon.
Despatches report President Juarez Celman has resigned to Congress amid political and financial turmoil in Argentina, with Pellegrini named as acting president. Chambers debate acceptance while crowds threaten deputies who would not support the resignation. Other dispatches note resignations of foreign and finance ministers and ongoing unrest in Buenos Ayres with currency fears.
Reports from San Salvador and Mexico City describe Guatemala concentrating forces near the capital after Chiquimula fell to General Trangaray’s forces. Emissaries and diplomats seek a peaceful settlement while Barillas vows to resist, and internal divisions hinder Guatemala’s ability to confront Salvadoran troops. Exiled San Salvadoris linked to Zaldivar plots include Joaquin Perez, Emeterio Guircla, and Maurice Duke, a U.S. citizen.
London reports the August end event will feature players from America Germany Russia Vienna England and the Netherlands. Captain Mackenzie Mason Showalter Lasker Tchigorin Alapin and Goetz are among listed entrants with Blackburne Lee Bird Gunsberg Mueller Mortimer Guest Gattie Gossip and others. Prize list includes 80 at first and a 10 special for best game. Play begins August 25 with daily rounds except Sundays.
A New York dispatch details ahead of Kemmler's execution by electricity noting debates on autopsy timing to determine whether electricity or the scalpel killed him. The article lists witnesses, includes a wide roster of doctors and officials, and reports on telegraph companies' roles under law.
The appeal court upheld six months imprisonment for M Secretan tied to the copper syndicate scandal. It cut his fine from 100000 to 8000 francs. It also rescinded three months imprisonment for M Laveissiere but upheld the lower court fine of 600 francs.
In the House of Commons Sir James Fergusson stated the British government cannot interfere with the Czar's treatment of Jews under 1882 edicts. Also reports a Cremation Conference opening in Senn and Paris telegram urging Emperor William to back cremation. France demands Dahomey cession of Kotonou and Whydah with potential expedition to Abomey in October.
Patrick Farrelly manager and two clerks John C Flannagan and Edward Everiss were arrested on a warrant issued by Judge Murray for selling obscene literature. A truck removed 1244 objectionable volumes from the Chambers Street establishment as Superintendent Britton of the Society for the Enforcement of Criminal Law filed the complaint. The listed titles include The Clemenceau Case by Dumas and The Kreutzer Sonata by Tolstoi among others.
New Haven August 5. The property of Jeremiah Callahan treasurer of the second division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians was attached today for 500 dollars on behalf of the society which alleges a shortage in the treasurer s accounts of 250 dollars.
K S Brown a New York syndicate representative arrives in Broprrorp Missouri on August 5 to negotiate a controlling interest in the horse railroad He aims to equip the line with an electric tram and has submitted figures for the directors to consider in the deal
A dated collection lists ships and routes across Boston New York Baltimore and European ports with dates Aug 4 5 6. Varying vessels depart for London Rotterdam Antwerp Amsterdam Hamburg Glasgow and Montreal while others arrive from Liverpool Philadelphia Aston Banes Baracoa and more.
The Prince declined a dinner invitation from Archbishop O’Brien amid Catholic resentments in Halifax. An officer explained the abstention was due to the absence of Admiral Watson and the ship Bellerophon. Catholics accuse a snub, though the prince offered to attend upon the ship’s return.
New Haven Conn August 5 a Chicago corporation has gained control of the New Haven Baking Company and the local firm becomes part of the Cracker Trust.
Hartrorp Conp Aug 5 The Republican State committee has decided to call the competition at New Haven Sept 17.
The Seven Ways set out advantages for shoppers in the Upholstery Department. Night Room lighting shows fabrics day and night. Three cornered rooms provide privacy and focused attention. Windows 50 vary lighting to show effects. A Moorish fret work exhibit stands out. Mr. W. H. Prichard offers free decorative guidance. The stock is the most original and complete in the city. The firm will visit homes to study decor and replicate desired effects, with no charge whether an order is secured.
At Curcaco August 5 the carpenters and joiners convention reviewed a biennial president's report and set a committee to respond. The general secretary urged revising the constitution and bylaws. The afternoon session turned to the revision with many suggestions but little progress. The old charter was nearly scrapped and the eight hour rule featured prominently, with six articles adopted and completion expected tomorrow. The initiation fee to start at five dollars.
Cumberland county Democratic convention in Portland nominated Ed ward B. Winslow Horatio A. Cole Daniel R. Stover Alpheus Boothby for Senators Philip J. Larrabee for county attorney George L. Swett for sheriff George F. McQuillan for clerk of courts William Lyons for register of deeds Cyrus Green for county treasurer Thomas K. Haskell for county commissioner A lively dispute over resolutions ended with the motion laid on the table and no resolutions adopted.
The Leary raft passed the harbor mouth at five o clock and sailed about four miles per hour. By six o clock it arrived in Hempstead Bay under tow by the tugs E Herperhausen and Haviland and anchored for the night. Originating from Joggins two months earlier, the raft consisted of seventeen 100 by 25 by 35 foot sections. reports say four sections were lost before rounding Cape Cod while the remaining thirteen were in fair condition.
Newport news from Aug 5 reports 2000 from Providence 700 from Brockton and many from Narragansett Shoe and Leather Club arriving for Ocean drive sightseeing aboard electric cars. Polo games drew crowds with Blues and Yellows, and a fox hounds meet earlier criticized as unsatisfactory. Mayor Coggeshall and family hosted on British war ships as squadron sails to Halifax. A proposed paper mill in Machias, Maine, is noted with a Bangor syndicate purchasing Dublin power and mill privilege for a $6000 pulp mill.
Frank Tiffany of Bennington Vermont, 57, stabbed chambermaids Rosanna Cain and Carrie Halberg at Mansion House after arriving from Onset Bay. He fought proprietor Joseph Ryan when restrained, was subdued by Officer Parrow. Tiffany claimed to be locked in a dark room and threatened by others. over $70 found on him.
Army orders list promotions and reassignments for Colonels Cochran Kellogg and Coates with new stations in Texas and Atlantic divisions. Naval orders name temporary duties, detachments, suspensions, and a surgeon’s reassignment to a naval hospital.
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