Campaign heat and crowds greet Chawley Foster in Ohio tour
A contemporary reports Chawley Foster drew large crowds across Columbus Portsmouth Circleville Chillicothe Waverly Piketon Lucasville and Portsmouth with speeches and brass bands on a Friday campaign trip. The piece notes the intense zeal and muses on his potential army service, contrasting with Ewing and Rice who served.
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Chawley Foster
Columbus
Portsmouth
Circleville
Chillicothe
Waverly
Piketon
Lucasville
Ewing
Rice
Great Wall Traced As Straight Line Blueprint
An American engineer in China reexamines the Great Wall noting its 1,728 mile span laid straight from point to point across valleys plains and hills with bridges over brooks and flanking towers along rivers. The piece compares this to a ruler drawn line between St Petersburg and Moscow guiding a railroad route.
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China
Villeys
Nicholas
St. Petersburg
Moscow
Express firms fail before Railroad Commissioners hearing
The Railroad Commissioners heard Willard & Co. expressmen between Boston and Providence who alleged that Old Colony Railroad would cut off business facilities. Commissioners ruled Willard & Co. had no case as the company plans to run its own express service. Cool Burgess shot William Widgery in Toronto over alleged marital issues. Widgery wounded in the arm, Burgess fled to New York. Kentucky returns show two-thirds turnout with Democrats sustaining usual majorities. Greenbackers win two legislative seats. Reports list two wife-murders and two suicides in Missouri and Ohio. Grand Encampment of Odd Fellows held its annual meeting with officers elected.
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Willard & Co
Boston
Providence
Old Colony
Cool Burgess
William Widgery
Toronto
Burgess
Widgery
New York
Kentucky
Greenbackers
Ohio
Missouri
Grand Encampment of
Odd Fellows
Transatlantic Passage Dispatches From Aug 6 Listings
A compilation of ship origins and routes with August 6 dates includes Brazilian from Liverpool in Boston. Cornwall from New York near Bristol. State of Alabama and Bolivia from New York. Vera Cruz from New Ark. Bristol from Bristol Eng. Indiana from Glasgow. Bessel from Rio Janeiro. Thales from Rio Janeiro. Moses from New York to Bremen. Flamborough from New York. Crookhaven passing Aug 6 with Bavarian from Boston to Liverpool.
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Boston
Liverpool
London
Cornwall
New York
Glasgow
State of Alabama
Bolivia
Bristol
Eng
Jay
Soa
City of Vera Cruz
Newark
State of Indiana
Bessel
Rio Janeiro
Thales
Southampton
Moses
Bremen
Antigua
Flamborough
Crookhaven
Bavarian
Auctions and Sales Schedule for August Dates Listed
The notice lists multiple auctions across August with items such as horses carriages harnesses and stocks. Names include Moses Colman Son R L Day Co Hawes Henshaw Harris Jones Rhodes Co Wilmerding Hoguet Pancoast McCurdy McCurdy Co and others. Real estate boots and shoes are also shown with dates and times.
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New York
Wilmerding, Hoguet
Gin Philad
Lappincott, Son & Co
J. H. Lester & Co
A. E. Eaton
Wilmerding
Hosnet & Co
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting
C. C. Warren
James H. Laws & Co
Cincinnati
Moses Colman & On
Isburgh & Walker
A. M. Bates
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Harris & Jones
Samuel Hatch & Co
Boots and Shoes
Phila
Lippincott. Son & Co
Boots
Philad
K. F. Pancoast & Co
Moses Colman & Son
Rhodes & Co
S. Fateh & Co. Ribbons
Wilmerding, Hoguet Dry Goods, &c
R. F. Pancoast & Co
J.C. McCurdy & Co
John Horton
California Mining Stocks Close Prices Report
San Francisco August 6 closing prices for mining stocks list many entries with varied figures. Names include AIDDR Saianacnie Northern Belle Overman Best & Belcher Raymond & Ely Sierra Nevada Chollar Union Consolidated Consolidated Virginia Crown Point Eureka Consolidated Imperial Gould & Curry Martin White Hale & Norcross Independence Julia Consolidated Consolidated Pacific Leviathan and others.
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Saianacnie
Northern Belle
Pgms
Overman
Best & Belcher
Raymond & Ely
Bullion
Eserceee
Glo Savate
California
Sierra Nevada
Chollar
Union Consolidated
Consolidat
Virginia Crown Point
Oon Nee Seen
Eureka Consolidated
Pisin
Excheauer
Imperial
New Bedfords Continue Wins Across Cities
Scores from games in Campello Syracuse Worcester Springfield Troy and Chicago show New Bedfords 12 over Campellos 11, Bostons 7 over Syracuse Stars 0, Holyokes 6 over Worcesters 4, Springfields 12 over Hop Bitters 3, Providence 5 over Troy City 1, and Buffalos 9 over Chicagoes 3.
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Springfield
Springfields
Hop Bitters
Troy
N. Y
Providence
Troy City
Chicago
Buffalos
Chicagoes
Butler and the Potter investigation clash in a partisan dispute
A Massachusetts writer charges Gen. Butler with political manipulation during the Hayes era. He disputes Butler’s leadership of the Potter Committee and accuses him of siding with “stalwarts” and carpetbaggers. The critique portrays Butler as an absentee investigator and argues Democrats cannot support his candidacy. The piece also notes fires in Ontario and several U.S. towns with substantial losses.
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South Carolina
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Potter
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John Sherman
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SITTING BULL AND FOLLOWERS IN CANADA TO STAY ADDRESSED
The War Department reports Gen Miles confirms Sitting Bull and his band will remain in Canadian territory under Canadian authority. Sheridan recommends not allowing their River Crow allies to cross the line this season and dispatches to prepare small supply camps near Fort Peek. Biden?
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Nominations by Republican County Convention at Bangor
The Republican County Convention assembled at City Hall Bangor with 227 delegates. Charles A. Bailey presided as Lewis Barker spoke. nominations include E B Neally and T H Wentworth as Senators, James H Burgess Clerk of Courts, Jasper Hutchings County Attorney, H J Nickerson Treasurer, ra D Fish Commissioner. Greenback convention at Farmington also announced nominations.
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Oldtown
Lewis Barker
E. B. Neally
Thomas H. Wentworth
Bradford
Samuel H. Matthews
Hampden
Lloyd W. Drake
Springfield
James H. Burgess
Jasper Hutchings
Brewer
H. J. Nickerson
Ra D. Fish
Patten
Committee On
Eugene Hale
Jealousy sparks duel at Rising Sun Hotel in Toronto
At the Rising Sun Hotel on Yonge Street in Toronto last night, Cool Burgess shot William W. Widgery after a confrontation over alleged improper intimacy with Burgess's wife. Widgery and Alex. Blakeley fought for the revolver. Burgess fled, Widgery pursued, no arrests yet. Burgess had arrived from New York earlier that day to visit his ailing mother.
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Rising Sun
J. Burgess
Yonge Street
William W. Widgery
Cool Burgess
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New York
Davenport Road
Alex. Blakeley
Cool
Blakeley
John Burgess
New Police Commissioner Named In Place Of Gen Smith
James E Morrison, mayoral secretary, becomes Police Commissioner succeeding Gen Smith at headquarters. Morrison, 86, from New York, lawyer, former Seventh Regiment member, prominent Mason, anti-Tammany Democrat, heads Democratic county group. Funeral of Henry D Palmer held at Church of the Annunciation with Sothern, Booth, Raymond, and Florence present. George Dannheiser and John Speight assaulted in Williamsburg. attackers Barker, Kelly, Coffey arrested. Riley dead, Hogan critical after nitrous oxide factory fire incident. Child acrobats released from custody. state ban on performances until majority. Sheffield cutlers arrive from England on steamer Algeria. 500 more due in fall. Irving Hall Democrats denounce Kelly and Tammany. oppose Tammany delegates at State convention. Kadi breaks neck in Brighton Beach steeplechase. driver injured. Charles Jackson skull fractured by William Martin. Martin arrested. Health Inspectors continue tenement visits. 25,000 houses to be examined.
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James E. Morrison
Gen. Smith
Democratic Organization
County of New York
Henry D. Palmer
Church of the Annunciation
West Fourteenth Street
E. A. Sothern
Edwin Booth
John T. Raymond
Billy’ Florence
Dr. Seabury
W. Raymond
San Francisco
Riley
Hogan
Madame Seigrist
Sheffield
William Martin
Martin
Bankers in Council American Bankers Association at Saratoga
The American Bankers Association opened its annual convention at Saratoga with large attendance. In President Mitchell’s absence First Vice President J D Vermilye read the reports showing a $1500 balance after expenses. James Ruel read the New York secretary’s report and nominations were confirmed.
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American Bankers’ Association
Mitchell
J. D. Vermilye
New York
James Ruel
Camp
Milwaukee
West
Gibson
California
J. J. Knox
Huascar Attacks Chilean Squadron then Fails at Iquique
The Peruvians say the Huascar encountered a stronger Chilean squadron at Iquique Bay and withdrew after a brief engagement. A Valparaiso telegram reports that the Chilean blockade of Iquique has been raised.
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Iquique Bay
London
Valparaiso
Iquique
British Vessels Move Declared Politically Neutral in Besika Bay
In the House of Commons Rt. Hon. Wm. Henry Smith confirms the Constantinople report that the British fleet movements in Besika Bay hold no political significance. The channel squadron has returned to Plymouth after eighteen months in the Mediterranean.
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Beaconsfield Speaks at Lord Mayor Banquet in London
Lord Beaconsfield defends his record at the Lord Mayor's banquet in London. He says the Berlin treaty has restored peace and that the Indian frontier war achieved its aims swiftly. He notes Turkey’s reforms and predicts improvement if harvests are good, with cheers greeting his stance on landed property.
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Berlin
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Races At Buffalo and Damariscotta Track Major Purses
In Buffalo the 2.31 class purse of 3000 dollars is split among the top four finishers. Orange Girl dominated the 2.21 class seventh heat and race in 2.22 1-2. The 2.27 class saw Emulus as favorite with Charles Henson, a fast but controversial figure, winning two heats in 2.25 after a driver change. The 2.28 class also offered 3000 dollars with Gray Salem and Deck Wright among noted contenders. At Damariscotta Driving Park, about four thousand spectators watched two races with Oko, Freda Jefferson Belle taking the 2.40 class and Daisy Knox, Lady Weston winning the 5.00 class.
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Charles Henson
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Louis Walbridge
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Lowell reunion and fair events in Windham and Weirs
The Simpson and Wilson families held a New England reunion at Windham New Hampshire with many Lowell participants. L C Donald won a 100 yard race for 100 dollars a side at the Fairgrounds, defeating McCormick. New Hampshire veterans resident here voted to convene a Weirs reunion in August and invited local officials and all late war veterans to join. The association’s future as a permanent mutual benefit group was referred to a committee.
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Mass
Simpson
Wilson
New England
Windham
N. H
Fairgrounds
L. C. Donald
McCormick
New Hampshire
Weirs
Court Rulings Require C and S C Line to Drop Debt to 15.8 Million
Judge Harlan in New York delivered a decision in equity in the case by the D C and I C Railroad Company against the Pittsburg Cincinnati and St Louis Railroad and the Pennsylvania Railroad. The decree requires the C C and S C line to reduce its indebtedness to 15 821 000 before a decree for back rent payment can issue. Upon achieving the reduction the companies may seek a decree but no interest on arrears will accrue until the conditions are met.
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New York
Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Federal
D. C.andi. C. Railroad Company
Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St. Louis Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
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Deliberate murder shocks Millville as man kills wife and himself
Dr James L Roberts of Millville aged over sixty was shot twice by Dr J L Keyes after a dispute in Cravens store. Keyes fled on horseback. Separately Samuel Nussbaum of Cape Girardeau County Missouri killed his wife with a throat cut and then wounded himself. Both cases stem from domestic trouble and alleged drinking problems.
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Louris
James L. Roberts
Millville
Bay County
G. D. Cravens
J. L. Keyes
Keyes
Roberts
Samuel Nussbaum
Cape Girardesu County
Missouri
Nussbaum
Glen Carben Colliery strike halves work force in Pottsville
Pottsville reports that 200 miners at Glen Carben Colliery walked out after an outside boss refused to hoist when ten miners protested. A Wadesville shaft strike Tuesday left 500 to 600 workers idle. A recent law requires immediate hoisting when ten miners assemble. No compromise expected.
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Pottsville
Penn
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Glen Carben
Wadesville
Irish University Bill advances in Commons committee
The Irish University bill passed the House of Commons committee with the amendment for result fees rejected by 151 to 62, signaling growing momentum toward enactment this session. Other items note German Vatican talks, calls for more Irish constables, and Abyssinian slave trade abolition.
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London
House of Commons
Dental Association Tightens College Admission Standards
The American Dental Association meeting at Niagara Falls adopts rules requiring good English education as a preliminary qualification for matriculants. It also restricts diplomas to those completing at least two full courses of lectures, with a grandfather clause for practitioners active before July 1, 1875, who may present themselves after one course. Colleges must announce this degree limit in their next annual notice to be eligible for representation.
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Niagara Fallus
American Dental Association
Vice Regal Party in St John Enthusiastic Welcome
St John New Brunswick August 6. A grand demonstration welcomes the Queen's representative and the Princess Louise. Mottoes arches and addresses mark the day as a cavalry artillery guard greets the party at Reed's castle where they will reside for a three day visit.
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N. B
Louise
Muneton
Sussex
King’s County
Hampton
Reed’s Castle
Multiple suicides and deaths across New England towns
In Taunton Massachusetts a man identified as Patrick Brien of Bridgewater, escaped lunatic asylum inmate, was found dead by hanging in a barn near Westville likely forty eight hours dead. In Lancaster New Hampshire Benjamin Tuttle, Jefferson proprietor of Grand View House, was found with his throat cut in a barn, after prior mental low mood and a recent suicide attempt. In Ricu Vermont Jane Ingalls of Dunham Quebec killed herself by hanging with yarn. In New York Johanna Schmidt of Newark poisoned herself following the deaths of several children.
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Taunton
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Westville
Patrick Brien
Bridgewater
Lancaster
N. H
Benjamin Tuttle
Jefferson
Grand View House
Ricu Froro
Jane Ingalls
Dunham
Quebec
New York
Johanna Schmidt
Newark
Indian Outrages in Arizona in Santa Rita Mountains
A Tucson dispatch reports six renegade Apaches murdered the Shellenback brothers in an ambush in the Santa Rita Mountains. The shooters fired from cover as the brothers fell. Merchant’s horse bolted but saved him. Troops from Camp Huachuca are pursuing the attackers.
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Tucson
Shellenback
Santa Rita Mountains
Huachuca
The Kentucky Election Result and Legislation Outlook
Unofficial returns from about fifty counties show the Democratic majority in the Kentucky General Assembly remains intact, with Republicans making limited gains. The Greenbackers elected two lower-house members, but their overall vote is minor. Blackburn leads Evans in county returns, while McCrary and Uarlan compare in the previous gubernatorial race.
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General Assembly
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McCrary
Uarlan
Georgia Senate impeachment moves Goldsmith trial
Controller General Goldsmith was impeached in the Georgia Senate on Tuesday and his trial is to be scheduled. Other items note three Jersey City children poisoned by eye water, one dying. Louisville bar urging John W. Barr as successor to Judge Ballard. Morris county New Jersey peach prospects dim. Ulster County planting 4,000,000 peach trees. Salt Lake Mormon elder Milton Musser convicted over an anti polygamy article. a Meriwether county Georgia feud ends in a fatal shooting. Miles' cavalry officer reports action against Indians July 17. Sitting Bull may surrender. Reading Hardware rejects a wage increase and price list proposal. Willem F. Babcock arrested for circulating obscene literature with Comstock’s involvement. trial set for Buffalo next September.
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Holland Patent
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Troy
United States
Perkins
United States District Court
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Terrible fall as scaffolding collapses at Music Hall dome
In CuicaGco on August 6 a scaffold at the new Music Hall dome collapsed sixty feet to the ground. An iron plate dropped through timbers into the cellar, crushing four workmen who were on the platform. John and Edwin Smolke escaped by clinging to a wall projection.
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Second Day at Vermont State Teachers' Association in Woodstock
The Vermont State Teachers Association met in Woodstock with a large attendance of 114 teachers. Discussions covered elementary Latin instruction, Latin and Greek grammars, rural schools versus high schools, and state education policy led by Rev. Hicks and officials including Hon. Edward Conant.
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Green
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Austin
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Polo Matches Highlight Newport Social Polo Day
Eight polo games were played by the Westchester Polo Club in Newport Rhode Island on August 6. Six reds won the majority of contests while social events drew a large attendance. Blues captain James Gordon Bennett faced only two teammates W. Davis and Eliott Zabrowski. Griswold led the opposing side with Carroll Bryce Pierre Lorillard Jr. and Capt. Candy, ex English officer, among his players.
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New York
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Albany Murder Suicide Shoots Wife in Enfield Rifle Blast
In Albany New York on August 6 Thomas Mallon aged 60 killed his wife Ann Mallon with an old Enfield rifle firing buckshot. After returning from work a quarrel led to the shooting in their Orange street home. Mallon is in custody and the motive remains a mystery.
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Fever toll rises in Memphis as city nears center
Seventeen new cases reported in 24 hours ending 6 PM in Memphis with ten whites and seven colored. Five more colored patients added later. Two deaths since noon Lizzie Haller and Rev Father John Fahey, the latter Catholic priest this year. Remains at Calvary Cemetery. outbreak nears city heart. Edward Moon critically ill. Annie P Silver and City of Helena steamers passed up today unloaded. mail east via L N Railway arrived tonight.
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Democratic State Convention Opens in Baltimore Tomorrow
Baltimore Md Aug 6 The Democratic State Convention will assemble tomorrow to nominate candidates for Governor Comptroller Attorney General and Clerk of the Court of Appeals A large number of delegates have arrived There is no opposition to William T Hamilton of Washington County for Governor Hamilton a former United States Senator from Maryland will seek re election as party nominee for Governor For Comptroller the present incumbent Thomas J Keating and for Attorney General C M J Gwinn will be renominated.
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Auction Sells Boston and Fairhaven Iron Works Property
In New Bedford on August 6 George A Bourne and Son sold the Boston and Fairhaven Iron Works estate totaling about five acres with a foundry shop two cupolas cranes flasks patterns planes and tools along with stock in twenty seven lots to Edwin St Thayer for roughly 9350 The cost of the property exceeded 460 000 An injunction will be served on the City Treasurer to block payment if a court ruling against the police chief in the citys trusteed case goes unfavorably for the city
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George A. Bourne & Son
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Edwin St. Thayer
Pa rapinto County Sheriff Fights Jones Gang in Raid
In Grauam Texas the Pa rapinto county sheriff and posse clashed with the Jones gang during arrest attempts. Larkin Jones was killed, John Jones wounded, Enoch and another Jones and two thieves captured. Jack Morris aided the wounded Jones to escape, was jailed. Twenty five masked men overpowered jail guards, seized keys, and shot Morris dead in Palapinto jail.
Troy Mill directors vote to discontinue mule spindles
In Tl'aLt River Mass at a directors meeting the Troy Mill votes to end use of about 10 000 mule spindles or a quarter of its total and replace them with ring frame spindles. Merchants Mill No 2 will restart tomorrow after being idle since the strike. Tecumseh Mills two factories report a full roster of spinners with several spare tonight.
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Fechter’s Remains Arrive in Philadelphia for Private Funeral
The body of actor Fechter arrived in Philadelphia with his wife Mrs. Price her sister and Arthur Leclerc. He will be buried privately at Mount Vernon cemetery after a Friday morning funeral at Mrs. Price’s home 2126 Filbert Street.
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Amateur regatta set for Detroit with cash prizes
Detroit hosts an open to all amateurs regatta on August 27 and 28 with prizes totaling 1200 to 1500 dollars. Crews such as the Sheewacomettes Wahwahsums Wyandottes and other four oared teams are expected to enter. In New York a dispatch notes Courtney will not comment on a Hanlan race until a proposal is made, but would likely accept a fair challenge.
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Pair kills wife then shoots self in Middletown tragedy
In Middletown Ohio on August 6 Charles Ballett, a livery stable keeper, shot and killed his wife after she had petitioned for divorce. He then turned the revolver on himself and died instantly. Ballett was described as a drunkard, and the murder suicide follows the divorce filing.
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Terrific boiler explosion in Albany roundhouse
A boiler explosion at 4 80 in the Boston and Albany roundhouse in Greenbush hurled the Sacramento engine 40 feet, flipping it over the turntable. Three men, machinists Thomas Smith Frank Murphy and fireman John MclIntyre, were killed. Foreman William Horton Wynant Crannell and engineer Robert B. Miller were injured.
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