Veterans and new parties spark debate amid turbulent news
Horatio Seymour dismisses new parties as brief but useful to expose old party fallacies. Tornado near Wallingford, Conn. claims 23 lives, $100000+ losses, crowds visit. Chicago shoemakers threaten violence over cheap Chinese labor, likely to resume work. Grand Jury indicts Louisa Syvan for conspiracy with Mr Allen. no bill in Conway case. German Turner festival in Turn Hall continues with picnic today. Mrs Rice drowned at Cohasset narrows may end Rice-Coolidge suit. Washington tornados cause damage. Burglary arrests target West End and East Boston. Senator Matthews predicts Grant as 1880 Republican candidate. Columbia College crew returns to fanfare.
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Horatio Seymour
Taliman
Wallingford
Conn
Chicago
Louisa Syvan
Allen
James Conway
James Fastbender
Tappan
New England
German Turner Association
Turn Hall
Middlesex Street
Sharon Pond
Sarah M. Rice
Cohasset Narrows
Washington
John Morton
West End
Boston
Stanley Matthews
Grant
Columbia College
New York Detectives Arrest Hannah Lyons in arson attempt
Detectives in New York yesterday held Hannah Lyons in custody after tracing her from New Jersey where she was arrested intoxicated wearing stolen clothes. The complaint lists jewelry and dresses valued at 587 dollars taken from Mrs Lena Welzhoefer, with arson charges not yet entered. Justice Morgan remanded Lyons in default of 2000 bail for examination Monday.
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New York
Hannah Lyons
Lena Welzhoefer
Hannah
New Jersey
O'Connor
Broome Street
Mrs Welzhoeter
Jersey
Welzhoefer
Smith
Jersey City
Cave Bennett
Bennett
Brooklyn
Jeffrey
Senator Matthews defends Hayes policy in southern outlook
Interview with Senator Stanley Matthews shows firm support for Hayes's Southern policy. He says Davis's letter is insignificant to the South, which has accepted the policy and rejects warlike moves. He notes a new mixed party of Democrats and Republicans forming in the South and asserts Grant is the strongest potential nominee who would pursue Hayes's approach.
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Stanley Matthews
Hayes
Jeff Davis
South
Grant
London
Calcutta
Times
India
Seinde
Patna
Bombay
NO NEW ORDERS TO ORD ON MEXICAN FRONTIER
Washington reports Secretary of War disputes an order to General Ord about pursuing marauders into Mexican territory. Sherman says Ord would fire back if fired upon. He believes Diaz cannot suppress border troubles and dismisses chances of war with Mexico, noting Texas would gain postwar vitality.
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Washington
McCrary
Ord
Sherman
Diaz
Mexico
United States
Texas
Washington Storm Destroys Property and Injures Messenger
A fierce Aug 19 storm struck the city at 2 o clock with a tornado-like blast. Wind uprooted trees and toppled carriages. Western Union windows shattered and a messenger wounded. St Ann's Orphan Asylum roof was carried 300 yards. iron fence sections blown down. White House grounds damaged. Lafayette Park trees and overturned wagons noted. Flight lasted about an hour and a half, fury spent in under ten minutes.
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Washington
Western Union Telegraph Office
St. Ann’s Orphan Asylum
Lafayette Park
White House
Treasury
Fifteenth
Government sets South Carolina cases as test for revenue
Washington notes the government will use South Carolina revenue cases as test, Chief Justice Waite to sit with Judge Bond around Sept 1, employing top counsel whose names are not yet public. Congress plans action to expose a conspiracy to rob the Freedman's Bank and possibly sue original Trustees for losses. Internal Revenue aims to raise tax on fermented liquors to cover tobacco tax cuts, while a mugger robs Mrs Elizabeth Pierce on Sixth Street. Hulls and boilers of steam yachts to be inspected under 1875 law. L. Hines named Postmaster at East Highgate Vermont.
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Washington
South Carolina
Waite
Bond
Whitthorne
Congress
Freedman’s Bank
Foster
Internal Revenue Department
Elizabeth Pierce
Sixth Street
Treasury Department
L. Hines
East Highgate
Vermont
Strikes in region defused while Chicago Crispins threaten
The Miners Journal reports that in Pottsville last week Knights of Labor debated a general strike, but Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron workers opposed it and expected a $250 wage basis with steady work, easing strike fears. Local operators may still strike where wages lag, while Hazelton Lehigh meeting set an 1875 wage basis, removing strike grounds. In New York Chicago Crispins, price fights set at 1050 weekly, with threats of Chinese labor import and Socialists challenging manufacturers, threatening clashes unless workers resume.
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Pottsville
Miners’ Journal
Knights of Labor
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Gowen
Coal and Iron Company
Lehigh
Hazelton
Chicago Crispins
New York
Chicago
Crispins
Wallingford Tornado Tollrises as Town Seeks Harmony
From Meriden August 10 report on Wallingford disaster where 25 killed and many injured. The storm wrecked the Catholic Church and surrounding houses near the Plains, with cautious figures estimating property loss around 250000 plus. a relief committee aids survivors as crowds gather and Gov. Hubbard visits.
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Meriden
Conn
Wallingford
Mary Lynch
Maggie Lynch
Patrick Cashen
John Cashen
Gov. Hubbard
Durham
Killingly
Meriden Mobilizes Aid After Wallingford Tornado Toll
Meriden city officials and wealthy residents plan a Monday drive for donations to help tornado Sufferers from Wallingford. Funeral services for 27 victims were held with 10,000 spectators and 2000 carriages, as townspeople gather at a makeshift hospital and cemetery. Notable burials include John Hayden Katy Lynch and 23 others, while guards and officers supervise crowd control and emergency aid.
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Meriden
Conn
Wallingford
Mayor Lines
Leo
Winsted
Messrs
Slocum
O’connell
New Haven
Mallon
John Hayden
Katy Lynch
John Lee
Thomas Ginty
Frederick Littlewood
Connecticut National Guard
Richard Taylor
John Littlewood
John Mooney
Mary Matthews
Rarus Disqualifed For Excess Trials In Trotting Race
The ruling declares judges erred in allowing a fourth trial for Rarus after time trials in Rochester. The race was finished when he left the third heat, and wagers and the extra 2.13 1-4 time do not count as a record. Other trotting and Saratoga results noted, with Powers winning the 3 straight heats in a separate race.
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Umns
National Trotting Association
Rarus
Rochester
N. Y
Steve Maxwell
Jersey Boy
John H
Banquo
May Queen
Powers
Adelaide Green
Arus
Winners of Henley Race Come Home to New York Parade
The steamship City of Berlin arrives with Columbia College's victorious Henley crew. Crowds cheer as Goodwin and teammates are carried ashore to Delmonico's amid a citywide welcome, with oars decorated and a city hall reception planned. The coach is ill, and Edwin Sage stays in Europe.
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New York
City of Berlin
Columbia College
Goodwin
Henley
Blackbird
Edson
Ridabock
Eldridge
Board of Aldermen
Thames
Delmonico’s
Columbia
Seventy-first Regiment
Broadway
van Amringe
America
Columbias
Dublin
A. S. Hewitt
Hewitt
Delmonico
Jasper T. Goodwin
Henry G. Ridaboek
Cyrus Edson
Charles Eldridge
Edwin Sage
Europe
Sweden
Norway
Russia
Kelley
London
Capt
New Hampshire
Mortgage Sealed for New York and Northern Railroad Bonds
A mortgage is recorded by the New York City and Northern Railroad Company to trustees Sitzman Scott Oliver and Hazard Palmer. Bonds total 2000 with values 3500 and 3000, dated May 1, 1878, due 1908, at 7 percent interest. Three hundred thousand dollars reserved to double track and expand terminal facilities. Road runs through New York Westchester and Putnam. Amalgamation of the road with the New York and Boston line contemplated.
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New York
New York City and Northern Railroad Company
George Sitzman
Scott & Oliver
Hazard Palmer
New York and Northern Railroad Company
Westchester
Putnam
New York Yacht Squadron Heads to New Bedford for Races
The New York Yacht Squadron sails from Newrourrt to New Bedford at 9 am with planned races to Brenton's reef lightship and a clam-bake. A Wednesday sweepstakes for schooners and sloops from New Bedford to Oak Bluffs and back, plus multiple Newport course races, are set. A keel schooner match Rambler Intrepid Dreadnaught runs to Block Island and back, and a $500 Bennett cup will be contested during the week. The squadron thanks Newport residents for last year's hospitality and aims to reciprocate.
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Newrourrt
R. I
New York Yacht Squadron
New Bedford
Brenton’s Reef
Yacht Club
Oak Bluffs
Newport
Block Island
James Gordon Bennett
Referee Blaikie Agrees to Sculling Match Wager Plan
William Blaikie, invited referee for the Hanlan Courtney sculling race, will oversee if a purse is raised by interested parties as at Saratoga. He declines if the wager is to be funded personally by the rivals.
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New York
William Blaikie
Hanlan
Courtney
Saratoga
Eight Hours Battle in Bosnia Kills Hundreds
Official reports confirm a long engagement from Maglaj to Sheptsche on August 8 with Bosnians and Turks suffering heavy losses. insurgents estimated at over 6000 with four cannon. 500 Bosnians killed or wounded and 700 prisoners. Austrian advances reach Vrunduk as Sheptsche is found abandoned. Other dispatches claim 100000 Bosnian opposition forces armed, with strategic points along the Serajevo road entrenched. The Porte plans large concessions to Crete while denying Greek demands. Times Vienna dispatch notes Turkish accord with Austria allowing occupation. Russian Central Asia move aims to seize six Khanates near Hindoo Koosh, narrowing the India barrier.
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ELC. Viienna
Maglaj
Sheptsche
Vrunduk
Serajevo
Constantinople
Porte
Crete
Greece
Sarajevo
Austria
London
Ava
the Times
Vienna
Turkey
Times
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Berlin
The
Central Asia
Amudarya
Hindoo Koosh
Vakhan
Afghanistan
Russia
India
Papal Secretary Nina warns nuncios to proceed with prudence
Apu G Nina the Papal Secretary of State issues a circular to Papal Nuncios advising prudence to avoid embarrassment for the Holy See and to maintain sincere friendship with powers. Separately reports note Republican demonstrations in Spain, Queen Christina’s condition, and favorable Nile rise with crop prospects.
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Lorenzo Nina
Cardinal Franchi
Holy See
Auburn Shoes See Big Week Lift Shipped Cases Rise
Auburn reported shipping 1357 cases of shoes last week, up 300 from the prior week. A 10-year-old son of Joseph Havstrom of Wisconsin drowned at Birch Point Saturday noon. Pickpockets are active at Old Orchard Beach, with best chances at the railway station. The Seventeenth Maine Regiment will reunite at Riverside Farm Baldwin on Saturday Aug 17. Edward Furbish, aged 14, son of John Furbish of Brunswick, drowned while bathing.
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Auburn
Joseph Havstrom
Wiscasset
Birch Point
Old Orchard Beach
Seventeenth Maine Regiment
Riverside Farm
Baldwin
Edward Furbish
John Furbish
Brunswick
Moses Owens
Bath
Pepperell Square
Saco
Ripley
Kennebunkport
Robbins
Waterville University
Miss Nott
New Haven
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Maine
Falls, fires, and theft mar New England week
Andrew Caurt of Bow dies after barn fall. Arthur Trow and John Fox barns in Mont Vernon struck by lightning. Daniel Ficke of Dublin killed repairing his barn. Lancaster station theft of about $30. C W Booma arrested and bailed. Tornado near Almost Beach damages trees, timber, orchards, houses. roadways blocked, many chimneys and windows blown out.
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Frederic Littlewood
Main Street
Andrew Caurt
Bow
Burnside
Weirs
Arthur Trow
John Fox
Mont Vernon
Daniel Ficke
Dublin
Boston
Concord
Montreal
Lancaster
Groveton
C. W. Booma
Booma
Providence
Rve
Richard Jenness
Notable Obituaries of Cap tain Stinson Bridgham and Powers
Captain Charles Stinson and Mrs Emily C Bridgham of New York died August 9 at 65. Bridgham, formerly in Boston newspaper circles and Associated Press, was a Boston native. Timothy G Powers, Croydon New Hampshire, died August 4 at 65, a respected business man. Samuel G Chandler of Black Springs Georgia, aged 63, formerly Goshen New Hampshire resident, moved South in 1843. Dr Joel Shaw
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New York
L. H. Bridgham
Boston
Associated Press
Croydon
N. H
Black Springs
Goshen
Thean Shildrean
Dorchester
South End
Hudson Street
Tragic Rural Accident and Arrest Report
Mrs Smith Johnson of Irawas died when her wagon sheared off the road south of West Rutland on Saturday afternoon. Patrick Comerford, Brattleboro tramp, released after proving an alibi in a brutal assault on a young girl. Saturday night John Lynch stabbed James Mansfield in Bellows Falls, a serious gash not deemed fatal. Lynch under arrest.
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Smith Johnson
Irawas
West Rutland Village
Patrick Comerford
Brattleboro
Liberty
Bellow’s Falls
John Lynch
James Mansfield
Lynch
Lightning Strikes Gloucester Areas Amid Dam Drownings
Reports from New Bedford to Gloucester describe lightning damages to homes in West Acton and Ward Eight, with injuries to Mrs Hanna ford and a house in Gloucester. A Turner's Falls youth drowned after a river dam incident while several men suffered minor harms from a thunderstorm and a camping party dangerous event.
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Mayflower
United States Naval Academy
New Bedford
Roger B. Bryam
Worcester
Congressman Rice
The
Sun
Lowell
Butler
Greenbacks
John Spinney
Maud Muller
Gloucester
James Finnley
West Acton
Hannaford
J. Ji. Simmons
Westfield
Manchester
England
John Daily
Patrick Spellman
Morris McCarty
Turner’s Falls
Holyoke
Union Paper
Eigar
G. H. Bush & Co
John Ten Eyck
Thomas Monahan
Hampden Coat Jail
Ten Eyck
David Stillman
Shofield
Monahan
Quinn
Ten Eyek
Concord and
Essex Streets
Ed Bray
Susan Dennen
Ward Seven
Ward Eight
Fires blaze at Junction House and nearby plants
Aug 10 report from White River Junction Vermont details the destruction of the Junction House hotel owned by A T and O F Barron with Lloyds estimates at 50,000 dollars insured for 25,000. Firefighters from Hanover and Lebanon saved stables and neighboring structures. Also covered are oil works in Brooklyn and other lightning induced blazes across New England with multiple insured losses and one noted uninsurable fire at Sawyer Peabody’s barn in Lunenburg Massachusetts.
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White River Junction
Brooklyn
Waitk River Junction
Junction House
A.T
O. F. Barron
Hanover
Lebanon
N.H
G.W. Gates
Messrs Barron
Vermont Mutual
New York
Gates
Nathan Marks
Nevin
Hudson Oil Works
Brooklyn Gas Works
Firenapore
Mass
Sawyer Peabody
Lunenburg
Worcester Company
George Sampson
Ashburnham
Fitchburg Mutual
Manchster
N. H
Caleb Maynard
Northfield
Notable Local Crimes and Damaging Incidents
Albert Parks is held in 31100 for breaking into five Danbury stores. Herbert and Edward Beers drowned while bathing at Brookfield Friday evening. A patent cow milking machine failed at Collinsville, a cow dying from udder affliction linked to its use. Seven Bridgeporters injured in a Pittsburg, Cincinnati and St Louis Railroad accident belong to one family and were emigrating to Kansas. Frederick W Pitkin, Colorado GOP nominee for Governor, native of Manchester, descendant of the late Gov Pitkin, Wesleyan graduate with honors in 1934.
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Albert Parks
Danbury
Herbert
Edward Beers
Brookfield
Collinsville
Pittsburg
Cincinnati and St. Louis
Kansas
Frederick W. Pitkin
Colorado Republicans
Manchester
Gov. Pitkin
Wesleyan University
Quarantine Hospital Shifted as Yellow Fever Presses
In St Louis on August 11 health officers move the quarantine hospital to a river site fourteen miles below the city and increase surveillance on steamers and trains from infected areas. Also August 11 reports from Grenada Mississippi cite fifty to sixty cases and five deaths, with nurses and physicians departing Memph is for Grenada. Rev Father Fam ey, Lazarist priest and former Cape Girardeau College professor, dies of yellow fever in New Orleans.
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J.D. McIntire
Pekin
Bailey
Belknap
Magog
Sherbrooke
Bismarck
Fort Custer
San Francisco
New York
Austin
Miss
Bud Evans
William Fretwell
Chicago
Smith
Lawrence County
Illinois
Laudsman
William P. Parker
Newark
N. J
Security Insurance Company of
New Haven
Parker
Grenada
Fount Peoch
Essex Cook
Williamson County
Tenn
Cook
Fort Worth
Sing Sing
Yonkers
Burns
St. Louis
New Orleans
MemopuHis
Father Famey
Cape Girardeau College
Missouri
Vault full of corpses found in Jersey City Cemetery
In New York on August 11 a large vault in the Jersey City Cemetery was found nearly full of thousands of corpses piled in rotting coffins. The vaults behind the dead area have been used for years to store bodies, with ventilator holes cut through the hill causing a long standing shock to witnesses.
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New York
Jersey City
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