Queen Mab Leads New York Yachts in Morris Cove Run
The Queen Mab crosses first at 12 16 25 pm with Jessica and Bedouin close behind as the New York Yacht Club fleet faces light winds and calms off Glen Cove. Colonia sails eastward with planned Newport repairs ahead of key Goelet cup rivals Vigilant Jubilee and Pilgrim. The fleet plans a New London restart at 8 am tomorrow if conditions allow.
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Morris Cove
Conn
Glen Cove
New York Yacht Club
Nicholson Kane
Regatta Committee
Colonia
Queen Mab
Bedouin
Gracie
Jessica
Eclipse
Hildegard
Katrina
Avira
Mariquita
Clara
Ventura
Neaera
Wasp
Ariel
Alcaea
Dagmar
Lasca
Huron
Loyal
Marguerite
Shamrock
Constellation
Viator
Gevalia
Fleetwing
Mayflower
Dauntless
Emerald
Atlantic
Palmer
Brunhilde
Fortuna
Ramona
Coronet
Black Rock
Lloyd’s Neck
Connecticut
Duncan
Matinicook Point
Herreshoff
Newport
General Paine
Tacey
Jubilee
Pilgrim
New London
Sale of Askenasy Nickerson stock to close out
We shall discontinue the sale of Askenasy and Nickerson's stock on Saturday next. Some lines of their goods will not be carried into the new stock. To close them at once all Outing Shirts in every grade and price are marked without reserve.
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Askenasy & Nickerson
Nickerson and Mayo at 345 Washington St Boston Tavern
Nickerson and Mayo successors operate at 345 Washington Street as the entrance to the Boston tavern, with details indicating tenancy or building access related to the property.
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Nickerson & Mayo
Washington ST
Boston Tavern
Mayor B. Matthews Injured After Horseback Ride
Mayor Matthews suffers a severe muscular sprain and bruises after a horse slip at Harvard and Beacon streets. He remains at City Hospital with no bones broken and expects to be active again by Monday.
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Matthews
City Hospital
Gas Trust
Harvard
Beacon Streets
Taylor
George W. Gay
Sargent
Bar Harbor
Constance
Governor Russell Advocates Sherman Act Repeal
Gov Russell urges immediate unconditional repeal of the Sherman Act claiming it worsened the nation's distress and hinders recovery. In a wide interview he links repeal to revived credit and broader tariff reform, predicts quick improvement with crops and world demand, and outlines plans to study currency and tariff measures before returning to Newport and Es
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Russell
Congress
Democratic Party
United Democratic Party
United States
United States Congress
Newport
Essex
Second Corps
Constellation
Utes Cross Into Colorado. Aid Sought for Western Settlements
Denver reports bands of Utes from Utah crossing into western and northwestern Colorado during their annual hunt. Settlers request aid as Governor Waite calls on General McCook, who will refer the matter to Washington. Messages to the governor are urgent for protection of the western region.
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Denver
Col
Colorado
Utah
Waite
McCook
Washington
Colonel Doherty appoints Beach adjutant of Second Battalion
New Haven Connecticut August 8 Colonel Doherty of the Second Regiment C N G today announced the appointment of Lieutenant Rodman W Beach to the position of adjutant of the Second Battalion Lieutenant Beach was paymaster of the regiment and the position made vacant by his promotion has been filled by the transfer of Corporal John W Lowes Company
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New Haven
Conn
Doherty
Rodman W. Beach
Beach
John W. Lowes
Repeal Keynote The President’s Message to Congress
The President’s message to Congress, read in the House and Senate, outlines alarm over a fragile financial situation driven by silver purchases and gold depletion. It condemns the 1890 silver legislation as causing instability and warns that continuing coinage parity is at risk, urging congressional action. It also cites Treasury note issuance, gold reserve depletion, and external gold exports as consequences. The piece notes New York polling on repeal views and contrasts with The Herald’s differing counts.
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Washington
Cleveland
Congress of the United States
House
Senate
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
Congress Discusses Silver Policy Readiness for Repeal
Washington August 8 Every Senator in his seat listened to the President's message urging prompt repeal of the Sherman act silver purchases. Silver advocates and silverites reacted with indignation as bills to repeal, restore coinage, and issue silver certificates were offered and sent to the finance committee. Senator Hill pushed repeal while preserving bimetallism, and Lodge and West proposed votes and policy resolutions on free coinage and parity of gold and silver.
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Washington
Stewart
Teller
Dolph
Oregon
Finance Committee
Ill
New York
Nevada
Hill
Senator Hill
Lodge
Senate
Mr. West
United States
Congress
House Receives President Message in Written Form
Washington August 8 The House opened at noon with prayers by Rev Dr Haddaway then heard that a written message from the President would be communicated to Congress. Clerk Kerr read the document as members listened intently, applauding after its reading and displaying unprecedented interest in a state document. Orders restored, Mr O Ferrall of Virginia moved the case of Richardson and Belknap who claim seats in Michigan's fifth district.
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Washington
Haddaway
Springer
Congress
Pruden
Kerr
O’ferrall
Richardson and
Belknap
Michigan
What Working Men Think About the President Message
A brief page note reports that working men discussed the President's message last evening, with weather and other topics ignored. The crowd included various workers, and the tone suggested Fawkers and brokers were pleased. Further details continue on Page 74.
Raid Hits Bohemian Club Gambling Rooms on Washington Street
Captain Gaskin and a six officer team raided the Bohemian Club at a brick building near Washington Street, removing a costly roulette wheel and gaming tables to a patrol wagon. A janitor was arrested while other furnishings valued around $2,100 were seized. A second raid at 27 Harrison Avenue yielded more gaming gear, totaling about $1,000, with no arrests. The Bohemian Club, long linked to Nat Goodwin, is described as frequented by Harvard students and actors.
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Hayward Place
Station 4
Lagrange Street
Bohemian Club
Vilaie
Gaskin
Peabody
Washington Street
David Banks
Hennessey
Harrison Avenue
Nat’ Goodwin
Nat
Chelsea Joe
Charley Hailey
Harvard
Chelsea Social Club
Kirkland Street
Beach Street
Policy Shop Raids Net Several Arrests In City
Police raided two policy shops yesterday afternoon. At 53 Hanover Street officers seized manifold books and arrested George D. Matthews 33 of 47 Warton Street Peter Felice 38 of 20 Ferry Street for gambling related offenses. At 69 Causeway Street a large haul of policy slips was seized and Frank Muller 60 of 159 Shawmut Avenue John Hale 60 of 42 Wenham Street and James Welch 39 of 49 Shawmut Avenue were arrested for presence where gambling implements were found.
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Hanover Street
George D. Matthews
Warrenton Street
Peter Felice
Ferry Street
Causeway Street
Frank Moller
Shawmut Avenue
John Hale
Wenham Street
James Welch
Cholera Developments Across Europe Aug 8
In Rome Signor Giolitti declares cholera extinct in Alessandria and a declining Naples outbreak with fewer than twelve daily cases. Berlin reports a suspected cholera death in the East End prompting an autopsy. Vienna notes cholera spreading in Roumania and Galicia with multiple cases in Lemberg.
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Dresden
Signor
Gioletti
Fed
Alessandria
Naples
Berlin
Vienna
Roumania
Galicia
Lemburg
Capial
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WHITE
Atkinson
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Washington, Cor. Common St
Boston
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Pope Mfg. CO
Columbus Av
Cook's
Avon ST
Howes
Wildey
Devonshire St
John J. Whipple, Pres’t
George F. Taft, Treav’r
New England
Ain Insurance
Pate CO
J. T. Phelps
State Agt
Dev
N. Y
Marblehead
Salem Willows
Island and
Beverly
Baker's
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Boston Post
Snow’s Arch
Tapers
Terror
Hug
Knight & Petch’s
London
Husband
Nat Taylor
Post Man
Gov
Sweti
R. RK
Tremont Street
Qivke
Qoliber-Coodale CO
Mass
Mark
Dongress
House of Representatives
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Jthe Herald
Mittal
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Fawkers
Brokers
OY Gaskin
Europe
King’s Bohemian
Longwood Avenue
Telephone
Roxbury
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