Banquet for President at Young's Hotel in Boston
A large reception and banquet will honor President Harrison in Boston with a Mayors' Club dinner at Young's Hotel. The event, set for 6 pm, will include Governor Brackett and numerous state and national figures, with plans for an eight-piece orchestra and a seat at the lead for Mayor Fisher of Waltham.
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Lastvening
the Vendome
Mayors’ Club
Young's
Mayors’ Club of
Massachusetts
Young’s Hotel
Blaine
Sherman
Reed
Hayes
Cleveland
Rusk
Noble
Proctor
Butler
Gherardi
Cardinal Newman Dead Adonis as His Life in Oxford
London, Aug 11 Cardinal Newman died after a period of illness marked by a severe chill and coma. The 89-year-old cardinal deacon, son of London banker John Newman, rose from Evangelical roots at Trinity College Oxford to lead the Tractarian movement. His life traced a shift from Calvinism to High Church, his oaths to reform England’s church, and his later secession to Rome shaping his enduring legacy.
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Oxford
Church of Rome
Isis
London
Cardinal Newman
John Henry Newman
John Newman
Bloomsbury Square
Ealing
Trinity College
Orie
Francis William Newman
Newman
St. Alban’s Hall
Whately
Oriel
St. Mary’s, Oxford
Lattlemore
Pusey
Keble
Hurrell Froude
Tractarian Movement
England
Froude
Europe
Church of England
Falmouth
Whitchurch
Malta
Zante
Ithaca
Corfu
Rome
Achilles
Troy
Monsignore
Cardinal, Wiseman
Straits of
Bonifacio
Corsica
Sardinia
The
Times
Hampden
High Church
Broad Church
Bessang
St. Mary’s
Littlemore Church
Wiseman
St. Philip Neri
Birmingham
Brompton Oratory
Edgbarton
Dublin
Catholic University
Ireland
Oratory
Charles Kingsley
Macmillan
Cardinal
Richard Hi
Hutton
Dr. Newman
Tlis
Mean Daily Weather Report Snapshot
Observations show a mean daily bar around 5.21744 with a maximum near 4.49 and a minimum around 0.0. Wind reported as 4 with gusts and humidity at 71 percent. Total precipitation appears negligible or not recorded.
Army and naval orders restructure commands across departments
Washington dispatch reports naval officers pay inspector A. Kenny detached to Baltimore and L. G. Billings reassigned as fleet paymaster in Philadelphia. Cadet N. T. Coleman given leave. Army orders set Sept 1 changes: Gen John Gibbon relieves Miles in California Pacific. Miles to Missouri division. Gen Alexander Mel. McCook to Arizona. California gains part of Arizona. Illinois moved to Missouri division. New Mexico district discontinued and posts report to department HQ.
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Washington
Naval
Kenny
Philadelphia
Baltimore
L. G. Billings
North Atlantic
N. T. Coleman
Pensacola
Army
John Gibbon
Nelson A. Miles
Department of California
Pacific
California
Columbia
Missouri
Dakota
The
Platte
Alexander Mel. McCook
Department of Arizona
Santale
N. MM
Texas
Arizona
Vessels Arrive and Sail From Atlantic Ports in August
A reflected list shows multiple ships docking or sailing from Boston New York Philadelphia and Liverpool in August including Circassia Pocahontas Concordia Canada Dominion Kaiser Wilhelm II and several others. The cargoes and destinations span from Glasgow to Bremen to London with departures from Boston and arrivals at Queenstown Havre Liverpool and Sagres in a busy transatlantic schedule.
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Boston
Baltimore
Atlanta
Keargiorge
Brace
Saracena
New York
Circassia
Lastow
Werra
Women
Pocahonas
Girgenti
Rock Light
North Shields
Herman Cortes
Matanzas
Concordia
Glasgow
Canada
London
Philadelphia
Ohio
Liverpool
Nantes
diriGand
Murciana
St John
Primara
Dominion
Montress
Helfast
Lord O’ Neill
Queenstown
Aue
Pavonia
Scilly Islands
Augia
Haas
State of Nebraska
AL Southampton
Kaiser Wilbem
Prawle Point
Storm King
Montreal
Ard
Wilkommen
Valtimore
Middleton speaks on Canada farewell and his mistreatment
Ottawa dispatch reports Sir Frederick Middleton and family plan to leave Canada next week after being knighted and granted 820000 to suppress a historic rebellion. He condemns his resignation over confiscated furs, claims humiliation, and predicts Canadian press remorse while Major General Cameron defends him.
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Ottawa
Frederick Middleton
Canada
India
England
Frederick
Crimea
New Zealand
Post
Blake
Hayter Reed
Cameron
Royal Military College
Sir Fred
Collision of Steamers Halcyon and Rheubina Sinks Halcyon
The British steamer Halcyon sank after a collision with the Rheubina near Vigo Spain. Thirteen people drowned. Also reported London Aug 11 the Parnellite members of Parliament mourn John Boyle O Reilly not spared to return home. Chatham garrison mutiny widens with harnesses cut again. three leaders deserted.
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Cardinal Newman
Pavel Sir Frederick Middleton
Lonvos
Halcyon
Rheubina
Vigo
Spain
John Boyle O'Reilly
London
House of Commons
Chatham
New Cabinet Formation Reported in Chile
London dispatches say a new cabinet will be formed in Chile under Senor Belisario Prat, with the appointment expected to shape government policy. The report cites advices from Santiago de Chile and notes anticipated shifts in leadership.
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Buenos Ayres
Celman
Senor Alera
Union Civica
Haeglish
Lopez
London
Santiago de Chili
Senor Belisario Prat
American schooner Roulette given permission to buy provisions
Ottawa Ontario August 11 The American fishing schooner Roulette which had entered Pictou Nova Scotia in recent days has been granted permission to purchase provisions for a homeward voyage despite not holding a modus vivendi license.
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Ottawa
Ont
Pictou
Gulf OF Georgia
SpeciAn
Whitelaw
United States
Dominion
Westminster
Jhitelaw
Blunder in Orders Causes Collision on New York Central
Two freight trains collided on the Auburn division near Railroad Mills New York. Both engines and about twenty cars were wrecked. The crash was blamed on a blunder in orders. Killed and wounded listed include George Lightheart fireman Louis Palmer engineer and others. Several injured with uncertain conditions.
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Frip Harris
Groruk Horstier
Engies
Louis Palmer
Jassé Dansey
Dracut License Controversy Ends as Lennon Surrenders Fee
Lawrent August 11 The Dracut license dispute reaches a close with John Lennon returning to the Selectmen his 8000 license fee and surrendering licenses ruled invalid by the court He also refunds 3000 to cover police expenses The town reportedly will grant no further licenses and Lennon has had enough of it
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BosTos
Mas
Europe
Rome
Paine
Seldon
Mother
Som
Lawrent
Selectmen
John Lennon
Escaped American cattle in Canada alert Ottawa
Ottawa reports two head of American cattle passing through Canada escaped at a railway station while in sealed freight cars. Authorities ordered the animals shot to prevent disease, as foreign-owned cattle in quarantine remain sealed except at designated stages on their journey.
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Canada
Ottawa
Party of city officials tours harbor aboard Bradlee to greet the President
A large contingent of Boston officials led by Mayor Hart sailed from the harbor on the J Putnam Bradlee to view the fleet and the President. Attendees included Senator Campbell, Representative Means, Alderman McLaughlin, several department heads, school and health officials, and city supervisors. The party arrived back at Boston Light by 4 and a salute marked the return at Eastern Avenue Wharf shortly after 6.
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Old South
Hamlin
Long Wharf
John Q. A. Brackett
Jant
Dalton
Holt
Shepherd
Stoddard
Hedges
Winslow
Mitchell
Currier
Chase
Keeler
Noble
Halford
Beeson
Taylor
Helt
Baltimore
Boston Light
Minot’s Ledge
Harrison
Hoston
Gallatin
Gherardi
Vs. McKee
New York
Brackett
Massachusetts
Nobles and
Rusk
Boston
J. Putnam
Bradlee
Fort Warren
Eastern Railroad
Atlanta
Yorktown
Petrel
Charlestown Navy Yard
Morrison
Rowe's Wharf
Massachusetts Yacht Club
Melee
Lancers
Vendome
Mr. Harrison
J. Putnam Bradlee
Hart
Senator Campbell
Suffolk
Means
McLaughlin
Flood
Cushing
Rowe
Drew and Murphy
O'Kane
W. J. Porter
Nugent
Jones
Meehan
Lane
Davis
Boad of Health
Forristall
Allen, Swazey and Pettigrove
Board of Supervisors
Baltamore
Eastern Avenue Wharf
The Banquet at the Vendome for President Harrison
President Harrison was entertained at the Vendome Hotel by Massachusetts last evening in an informal banquet. Colonel Greenleaf oversaw the dinner in the famed Vendome style. About seventy five gentlemen were invited with Governor Brackett acting as host.
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the Vendome
Harrison
Hotel Vendome
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Greenleaf
Brackett
Obnoxious Welcome Banner Sparks Firehouse Removal
William Feltus of 13 Portland Street displayed a banner reading Welcome for the blue, but none for the gray. Grand Army men objected and notified Captain Cain who ordered its removal. Feltus refused, the captain removed it himself, and the banner is now at the station.
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William Feltus
Portland Street
Grand Army
Cain
Feltus
Maritime arrivals and departures from Aug 11 harbor notes
Tug M Winch and pilot boat No 5 are off here. Arrivals include bark Shawmut and multiple schooners from New York and Bath. Cleared ships head to Lisbon, Batavia, Liverpool, Calcutta, and other ports. Crews and vessel names listed among Bertha, Odin, Heliss, and more.
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Hicnarp Liaut
M. Winch
Abel W. Parker
A. Heaton
John Cadwalder
New York
Shawmut
Bangor
Briz David Bugh
Bath
E. Ih. Redmond
Martha's Vineyard
A. H. Perry
New
St. Pierre
Mart
Heliss
Jonson
Lisbon
Gaditano
Goicoeche
Liverpool
Florida
Brash
Sydney
C. Bl
Newport
Lima
Colon
Alfred Dumois
Christie
Gibara
Orhens
Young
Batavia
Mark Berrano
Edgith
Buenos
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Pass
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