Collector Beard Seen as Civil Service Reformer
The Journal notes Beard as a reformer who will select the best qualified candidates for positions under him. This applies to orthodox Republicans, with the criterion being the appearance of suitability.
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Western Roads Undercut Grand Trunk in Fare Fight
Chicago August 6 The railroads threaten to weaken Grand Trunk passenger business by cutting ticket prices. Trunk lines plan lower fares from Chicago to New York with first class 45 cents, second 32 cents, third 26 cents, fourth 19 cents. Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe will stop freight but move large passenger flows around washouts.
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Unreported Row Delays Irish Convention Adjourning
CHICAGO Aug 7 The Irish convention adjournment is delayed amid funding disputes and a spy accusation against George J West a convention member and alleged secretary. J Curran Keegan a former Providence Telegram reporter claims West is a paid British agent. West denies the charge saying he was born in Rhode Island and never left the U.S. Delegates dispute whether to curb attacks on England and discuss schemes like a United States of Great Britain and Ireland while other proposals face skepticism. Mike O Brien Chicago leads the wolf tone circle with war factions sending delegates, and P W Crowe’s Peoria to Chicago trip yields no trace.
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Mrs Pond Sues for a Divorce in New York
Public singer Isabel Stone, known as Miss Isabel Stone, files for separation from bed and board from her husband J B Pond in Superior Court New York. She seeks alimony, possession of property and return of $608 savings held at Suffolk County Savings Bank in Boston. Mr Pond answers denying details and suggests selling a diamond ring bought with her money and using proceeds mutually for their benefit. His counsel declines to reveal defence specifics.
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Immense mackerel run and local distress in Portsmouth
Immense quantities of small and horse mackerel filled Portsmouth harbor with hundreds of barrels taken and thousands released from weirs, nets cut to avoid damage. The Portsmouth land league sent 35 dollars to the national treasurer. George L. Stoddard died from sunstroke, leaving a widow and seven children destitute. Mrs. William Cartlege’s body was found in the river near Noble's Island Freeman's Point. her son, 22, has been insane since her disappearance.
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Kennedy claims fenian ram sinking device inventor
William Kennedy of Troy New York reports he invented the sinking apparatus for the Fenian ram found in New York bay. He describes the ram as a miniature model with a fixable defect and outlines a larger vessel carrying forty men for six months, capable of seven miles per hour and 1000 feet underwater for four hours. Kennedy, aged 50, born in Ireland, holds nineteen medals and twenty one diplomas for scale making.
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Civil service reform delegates to meet privately at Ocean house
Delegates from nationwide civil service reform associations will assemble at the Ocean house on Thursday to discuss reform ideas. Attending may be Carl Schurz Attorney General MacVeagh George W Curtis Dorman Eaton Everett P Wheeler Charles R Codman of Boston and Charles Francis Adams among others.
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Desperadoes Hanged In Oroville Jail Escape
A despatch from Oroville reports J T Nookes seized from jail by masked men and hanged to a tree after being linked to the murder of an elderly Chico resident three weeks earlier by kicking him to death. The incident occurred this morning as the mob moved the prisoner a short distance from town.
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Train wreck near Howard mars Ohio line with no fatalities
A passenger train on the Cleveland, Columbus and Mount Vernon railroad wrecked near Howard in Knox county yesterday afternoon due to a washout in a culvert. There were no fatalities or serious injuries, though baggage and mail cars were badly wrecked.
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Special physicians consult on yemije suppression menus
In Mexico City on August 6 a gathering of leading physicians was convened to devise menus aimed at suppressing the yemije. The consultation seeks practical dietary measures and policy ideas to address the issue and improve public health guidance.
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Worcesters Fall Short as Bostons Rally at Bat and Field
In a Saturday contest the Worcesters faltered in the field while the Bostons surged with offensive bursts led by Burdock and Morritt. Whitney held the mound for Boston as Worcesters struggled to respond, leaving Boston tied with Cleveland for fourth and eyeing higher spots. Saratoga and Brighton Beach races follow with multiple winners and track notes from recent meets.
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Western visitors flock to Boston on Grand Trunk fare
Chicago travelers ride 1100 to 1200 miles for five dollars gaining a Boston welcome. Hundreds arrive from the west filling Quincy and Tremont houses and other hotels, seeking adventures or visits before return tickets at a rebate. Hotels profit as crowds roam parks and public spaces. Return ticket sales are expected to surge with rebates on arrival.
Funeral of W H Whitcomb at Dover Street residence
Funeral services for W H Whitcomb of this city were held at his Dover Street home with Rev Henry Blanchard officiating. Temple quartet provided music as lodges and the Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company attended. Pallbearers from Joseph Webb lodge and St Paul Royal Arch chapter served. Remains interred at Mount Auburn cemetery amid a funeral cortege. John Stevenson oversaw services at the house.
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Masquerade at Boars Head ends in tragedy for Dover boy
At the Boars Head masquerade Saturday night Michael McBennett of Dover aged 10 drowned while bathing in the Cocheco river. Separately the Lancaster ship at Portsmouth navy yard was coppered repaired and ready for sea by the 10th in the Mediterranean under Admiral Nicholson. Heat waves grip the state with 96 to 100 degrees reported. a Thursday storm in Orford toppled trees and damaged crops including corn and a maple tree at Carr and Clark residences.
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Local Burglary and Fatal Sunstroke Reports
Burglars took $190 from Charles W. Thompson in Franklin on Friday night. Friday in South Hampton two sunstroke cases, Stephen Kimball fatal, Joseph Jewell to recover. Old Colony station and two North Abington offices broken into Thursday. little money found. Amesbury reports diphtheria scare with two children of C. E. Stone buried after illness. Arthur Stickney, 22, drowned at Pine Island pond while bathing. single, industrious farmhand. John Otis found murdered at East Longmeadow. 78-year-old furpin Jencks arrested as suspect. Mary Hynes, 10, fatally burned lighting kerosene at Union mill North Adams. Patrick Keefe, 35, sunstruck at Amesbury. third local sunstroke in three miles. Hall Morris, Lowell bogus auctioneers, ordered in $1000 to superior court for obtaining money by false pretenses. bail denied. Rev. C D Barrows resigns from Kirk Street church Lowell, to take pastorate in San Francisco Oct 1. James Gallagher, laborer, struck at Milford Friday. died in hospital. lived in Boston, worked on water works project. Riverside paper mill flume at Holyoke caved in Friday. 40 feet damaged. iron replacement planned with 290 feet pipe. cost about $7,000. bulkhead and headgates discussed. mill to remain idle six weeks to two months.
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New Hampshire at Newport as shipyard breathes life
The receiving ship New Hampshire lies at Newport. Mrs Frank McGovvern of Woonsocket aged 26 was fatally burned while lighting a fire with kerosene Saturday. The A and W Sprague print works ceased last night leaving about 10 000 people without subsistence. The Newport Hebrew synagogue built by Judah Touro will soon reopen with ceremonies. The city has managed 10000 dollars rising to 829 000 in funds for a rabbi and congregation now forming.
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Two local tragedies and a bridge planning move
Capt H L Danielson of Danielsonville fell from his carriage Friday morning tearing his head and sustaining other bruises, feared fatally injured. Jennie Cramer, 20, of New Haven, found dead in water off West Haven Saturday, with bruises and suspected seduction. she had vanished Thursday noon after being seen with a young man and another girl. A New London petition seeks legislative authority to bridge the Thames River at its narrowest point near the annual boat race grandstand, shifting steamboat landing and Shore Line Railroad routes, touted as major lobby material.
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Missing Springfield agent Dawley sought by New York police
In New York on Aug 7 inquiries were made for J S Dawley of Springfield Massachusetts an agent for a sewing machine company who visited the city a week earlier and has not been heard from. He was about 45 with grey hair and a full beard. He carried about $40 and several checks. Police searched records and will sweep hospitals and the morgue for traces.
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Will of James Stokes Probate In New York
The will of James Stokes was admitted to probate in New York. The $7,000,000 estate is divided among the children with specific bequests to numerous religious and charitable organizations, while the decedent’s four sons serve as executors.
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Murder on Wabash train at Shannondale ends in escape
On a Wabash railroad branch at Shannondale last evening Geo Wright, a passenger, was attacked from behind by two men. One struck him with a hatchet in the skull and the other fired a pistol ball into his head. The assailants fled the car and escaped.
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Strike at Susquehanna coal in Nanticoke continues
Whilkes barre Pa Aug 7 The strike among the driver boys and state pickers of the Susquehanna coal company at Nanticote continues with no view to a compromise. Three thousand miners and laborers are thrown out of employment until the difficulties are settled.
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Fort Sumter Reinforcement Efforts Blamed on Gen Scott
Jere Black, in an interview with the Philadelphia Press, details his push to reinforce Fort Sumter to avert civil war and assigns the rebellion to Gen Scott for not executing the orders.
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Woman Rescued After Jump Into Niagara Rapids
Mrs. Kate Adams of Buffalo leaped into the rapids above the American Falls claiming it was too wicked to live. A bystander pulled her from the water and saved her from plunging over the falls.
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Lincoln Street Assault and Robbery Cases Reported
Officer McCoy of division 4 arrested Thomas Keither Saturday night for assaulting Daniel Grady with a sharp instrument, wounding his nose. Lucy Young alias Carlton was arrested by Officers Maguire and Howard of division 3 for robbing James O'Brien of 156 dollars. Frank E. Currier of Maywood Street was seized by Officer Baxter of division 9 for passing a forged check drawn on Freeman's National Bank of Boston and for obtaining five dollars from Owen Nawn under false pretenses.
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Palmer
J. F. Gibson & Co
Nashua
Samuel Meserve
Mul Iinery Goods
von Carpenter
Foxboro
George A. Clark
Newark
C.N. Tottingham & Co
Keene
Cleveland Brothers
R. 1
M. Gottbert
Washington, D.C
DD. M. Case
Westfeld
H. Bicker
Youngstown
William Crane
W. 8. Storke
White Mountains