Ridiculous Debate Over Birdsall Testimony and Weather Becomes Folklore
The Memphis Avalanche mocks doubts about Tilden defeating Hancock in 1880 citing Judge Birdsall affidavits from the New York Sun. It notes drought in New England, rain in grain belts, and then reflects on camp meetings and Gov Butler’s political stance, arguing party changes justify shifts in principle.
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Memphis Avalanche
Tilden
Hancock
Birdsall
Connecticut
New York Sun
Alfonso Watches Revolt Risk While Youth Brims With Hope
The young Alfonso, king of Spain, dislikes leaving leisure to face revolt as history recalls Cadiz’s 15 year old insurrection that toppled a monarchy. Generals, queens, republics, monarchies and Carlist threats shaped Spain through years of upheaval. He should put fishing aside and attend to affairs.
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Alfonso
Spain
Cadiz
Prim
Madrid
Isabella
Webb’s rashness blamed by Saturday Review on English roots
The Saturday Review contends Capt. Webb’s notoriety drive caused his rash conduct. It says Webb, an Englishman trained for public display, sought fame after crossing the channel, with praise turning fatal. Newspapers fueled the sensationalism while Webb took himself seriously, not merely drowning for an American spectacle.
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Webb
Mr. Webb
Notable Guests and Local Notices From Boston Patch
Gen Rosecrans visits Parker house while Walter Clapp of American house visits Connecticut for health. Clock erected by Butler & Co. on Tremont street. Illness deepens for Hon. George Marston of New Bedford. Rev Charles A Reese resigns Dearborn Street Baptist pastorate to Rutland Vt. Mayor Palmer to Saratoga for 10 days. Parkers and Windsor officials host visitors. Birthday gift to F J Marden of Preston house. Deck hand Charles Marden praised for rescuing John Thompson. rewarded by President Walden. Washington Capital notes Col Mike Sheridan as party historian. Julia E Ward narrows escape in San Francisco fire. stays in Oakland. Saxon passenger list from Philadelphia includes many names.
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Rosecrans
Washington, D. C
Parker House
Walter Clapp
Connecticut
Wiliam S. Butler & Co
Tremont Street
George Marston
New Bedford
Charles A. Reese
Dearborn Street Baptist Church
Rutland
Palmer
Hood Cottage
Nahent
George H. Philbrook
Saratoga
A. B. Darling
Fifth Avenue House
New York
G. Witherbee
Windsor Hotel
F. J. Marden
Preston House
Swampscott
Charles Marden
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn
John Thompson
Walden
Washington
Mike Sheridan
Gath
Julia E. Ward
Mt. Holyoke Seminary
San Francisco
RK. C. Neal
J. E. Waller
W. W. Herd
W. Husted
Price
Flashes Br Cable News Recap of Global War and Elections
The report notes cholera deaths among British and Egyptian troops, republican gains in French elections, Munich art exhibitors earning second class medals, and Vatican plans to consult church prelates in November. It mentions Portuguese authorities arresting Salvochea and leaders of Ajoz refugees sent to Cherbourg, plus a stray ad for Hub Punch.
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Munich
Messrs. Tobey
Rosenthal
Abbey
Juengling
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Egypt
Suez
Ramileh
Europe
America
Vatican
Senor Salvocchea
Bet of Deputies
Ajoz
Portugal
Portugese
Africa
Cherbourg
At the Capital Big Man Bested by Plucky Little One
In Washington Aug 13 Gen H W Boynton a newspaper correspondent shows a scratched face after a clash with pension agent N W Fitzgerald over a Cincinnati news item. Boynton accuses a swindle ring while Fitzgerald pursues him. resulting scuffle ends with Boynton prevailing and Fitzgerald fleeing to a drug store. The Nickerson case and other political notes follow including a colored voters quarrel and various administrative details.
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Nickerson
Indicted Fire Commission Members Face Malfeasance Charges
Baltimore August 13 grand jury indicts all members of the late city fire department commission including Mayor William Pinkney Whyte ex officio president and Samuel W Regester Thomas W Campbell J Frank Morrison Samuel Hanna Bartholomew E Smith and Charles B Slingfarr bail set at 8000 each the charges involve furnishing supplies to the department at higher than market rates in violation of a city ordinance.
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Baltimore
William Pinkney Whyte
Samuel W. Regester
Thomas W. Campbell
J. Frank Morrison
Samuel Hanna
Bartholomew E. Smith
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United States cricket team to play Canada for title in Toronto
A representative U S cricket eleven, formed mainly from Philadelphia players with one Boston man J G Hubbard of Longwood, travels to Toronto for a two game series against Canada to decide the championship.
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United States
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Canada
Boston
J.G. Hubbard
Longwood Club
Old Orchard Brilliant Light Show Attracts Thousands
A grand electric lighting fete at Old Orchard Beach Maine drew about 15 000 attendees. Special excursion trains from Portland and Dover brought crowds while Gov Robie and Mayor Deering attended. President Gott of the American Electric Illuminating Company toured a display using 100 lights with a 40 light shore row over a mile. The event featured bands, decorated buildings, and a two hour fireworks display.
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Robie
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Presidential Struggle and Yellow Fever in Panama
In Panama politics grow tense as factions back Otalora and potential civil war looms if Numez resigns. Yellow fever hits officials like Penfield and Bettelheim, with mild cases and recoveries noted. Off the coast at Barranquilla a British captain and crew vanish while sounding at Boca de Ceniza. Peace efforts in Peru gain ground as Chilian forces defeat Montoneros.
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Barranquilla
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Voyager
Chattanooga
Elsie
Boca de Ceniza
Edward Bretts
James Ross
Juan Guavey
Atoenenosd
Peru
Caceres
Aid For The Sufferers At Vineyard Haven
Generous contributions pour in for the homeless and needy at Vineyard Haven Cottage City M V The relief committee pleads for 20000 cash to cover immediate needs Total subscriptions include 1600 from W Cary a New York merchant and 1600 from G W Soren a New York lawyer A relief meeting led by Gov J Cary of New York raised about 660 Rev L B Bates of Est Boston appealed and sparked support at Union chapel with the gathering chaired by Gov Cary
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Cottage City
M. V
General Relief Committee
W. Cary
New York
G. W. Soren
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J. ©. Cary
L. B. Bates
Boston
On the Turf Saratoga Races Report
At Saratoga Aug 13 the program featured five races. Violator won the opening one mile event with Brocade second and Ref eree third in 1 49. Jim Nelson swept the two heats of the 3 4 mile sprint with Carson second and Little Emily third in 1 16 and 1 17 respectively. Wallensee led the 1 14 mile clash with Gleaner and Nettie close behind in 2 1 and Dan K won the 1 1 8 mile with Helen Wallace and Baby in pursuit in 1 57 19.
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Brocade
Jim Nelson
Carson
Little Emily
Evasive
Nelson
Wallensee
Gleaner
Nettie
Lile
Dan K
Helen Wallace
Baby
Desperado Texas Bill killed baker then foiled mob
A man known as Texas Bill shot and killed baker Denger in Hutchinson Kansas. Emerson was arrested. A mob of about 60 masked men attacked the jail at midnight to hang him, but the sheriff and posse arrived and dispersed the group. Emerson is described as a desperado with prior killings.
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ST. Louis
Hutchinson
Kan
Emerson
Texas Bill
Denger
Vermont Mining Company to appoint receiver Aug 24
Creditors of the Vermont Mining company plan a meeting on Aug 24 at Hanover New Hampshire where a receiver is expected to be appointed. A Boston party has offered 230000 dollars for the mine and appurtenances, a fraction of original investment.
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Vermont Mining Company
Boston
Three Negro Murderers Moved to Chatham by Danville Sheriff's Guard
In Danville Virginia this morning the sheriff transported the three Black murder suspects to Chatham under Danville Greys protection. A mob of about 250 men had surged toward Chatham the night before but dispersed when learning two military companies were stationed to guard the route.
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Chatham
Fragmented 1900s baseball score snippets across cities
Puzzle-like OCR line reads scores and team names such as Philadelphia Athletics 5 Metropolitans, Pittsburgh Baltimore 11, Lynn Heralds 7, New York New Yorks 1, Philadelphia 1, Cincinnati Cincinnati 17 Eclipse 3, Buffalo Chicago 14 Buffalo 8, Cleveland Detroits 4 Cieveianas 2. Ghenys 3.
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Baltimores
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Lynn
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Multiple 1900s Events Span Drownings Scandals and Rallies
A Lancaster Watch plant plans to reopen midweek after a temporary shutdown. Seven year old Thos Griffin drowned in a pond at Hoosne Tunnel on Monday. August Dunker shot Frank Wahl then wounded himself during a St. Louis dispute over a card game. The Royal Arch Masons opened their triennial convocation in Denver with Alfred R. Chapman of Boston presiding as nearly 400 delegates attend. About 250 cigar makers from Montreal head to the United States after wage talks fail. James S. Lyon, ex Buffalo city treasurer and ex-partner of Joseph Bark, sentenced to four years as an accessory after theft of city funds. Vermilion Park hosts Illinois’ largest Grand Army reunion in Pontiac, Michigan, with Gen. Oglesby delivering the welcome. James G. Parker of Williamsport, Pa., has absconded with 30000 dollars and a young woman, leaving a wife and child. The St Louis Post-Dispatch cites a Rome bishops conference planned for November. preliminary councils to be held in Baltimore. papal invitation issued to U.S. religious orders. Lawrence Ind banks: deposits safe, payment may begin in a month. rumors at People’s National bank declared unfounded. Lima reports Gen. Caceres seeking safe conduct to Lima. peace hinges on submission of his forces. Charleston S C marks its centennial with sunrise salutes and a civic ceremony. Governor and state officials attend. Paul Hayne’s ode read. a marble bust of Robert Hayne unveiled.
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Hoosne Tunnel
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August Dunker
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General Grand Chapter of
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Denver
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Courtenay
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Virginia
The Telegraphers Striking for Higher Pay and Hours
The Senate sub committee on labor opened in New York to hear the case of telegraphers led by Master Workman John Campbell. He testified wages fell since 1870 with commercial operators earning 54 dollars monthly, railroad operators 39, and first class operators in cities from 80 to 85. The Western Union dominates with large profits and suspected blacklisting. The strike is over pay, hours, and Sunday pay, with Brotherhood plans to build a rival line and calls for broader labor support and action.
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Senate Committee On Labor and Education
Blair
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Pugh
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Call
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Aldrich
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John Campbell
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Mass Meeting This Evening Amid Striker Solidarity
The Strikers celebrate action by local trade organizations with joyful meeting notes. Western Union reports higher business since the strike and denies overload claims. Three Halifax operators returned to work at the main Boston office on Monday amid strong union support.
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Boston
Halifax
N.S
Contradictory Reports on Telegraph Wire Strikes and Arrests
At a Telegraphers' Brotherhood meeting in New York dated August 13, reports claim only 39 wires were working at Western Union, while the company disputes this, saying 12 men returned to work and wires are repaired. Arrests are reported in Jersey City of Thomas Drum and Thorne Williams for cutting wires, with others returning to work or reinstated across Cleveland Detroit Oswego Pittsburg and Wilmington as of August 13.
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Telegraphers’ Brotherhood
Mitchell
Western Union
Link
Western Union Company
Pittsburg
Oswego
Thomas Drum
Thorne Williams
New Jersey
Jersey City
Williams
Roselle
Scouth Elizabeth
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Clowry
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Brotherhood
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N. C
Drowning in Portland Harbor Sinks Ira Davis Son of Ferry Village
Ira Davis, son of Frank Davis of Ferry Village, drowned accidentally while rowing in Portland harbor Sunday evening. In Portland, National Bell Telephone Maine voted to accept terms for consolidation. First Mate Basden and Second Mate Segers of the schooner Fred W Small were discharged after a hearing on assault charges. The York county Sons reunion and clam bake was planned for Cushing's island with Hen Bradbury presiding. White and Martin, Boston monte swindlers, pleaded guilty in Portland municipal court and were sentenced to four months. they sought to retract but were refused. Bail set at 600 dollars.
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Ira
Frank Davis
Ferry Village
Portland
National Bell Telephone Company of Maine
Basden
Segers
Fred W. Small
Augusta
United States
Sons
York County
Cushing’s Island
Bion Bradbury
Yorks Society
White
Martin
Monte
Boston
Gould
Funeral of Hon N Butler Held at Fisherville
The funeral for the late Hon N Butler was held in Fisherville Sunday afternoon with a large turnout from the Merrimac county bar and others. A west bound freight on the Portland Saco and Portsmouth line derailed at Butler's crossing in Kittery, four cars badly smashed and several damaged. The Boston Express from Fabyan's to Woodside derailed at Lisbon, delaying five hours due to a misplaced switch.
Multiple events noted from East Weymouth to Yarmouth
Injured Mr. Joseph W. Rogers dies after falling under cars at East Weymouth. Lake Pleasant hosts 6000 at a Sunday spiritual camp meeting with Cephas B. Lynn and A. B. French speaking. Norton to Fall River sees burglaries and a death of John Jennings from heart disease. Fall River assesses property value at about 43.88 million with rate 15.40 per thousand. Worcester police officer seriously injured. suspect arrested. Pittsfield carriage accident hurts Lena Warner and another Miss Wood. Williams College Walker expedition leaves Boston for Eastport to gather natural history specimens. Yarmouth camp Open with love feast and services under multiple pastors. 1200 dollars raised for debt and future improvements.
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East Weymouth
Lake Pleasant
Cephas B. Lynn
Boston
A. B. French
Ohio
Charles L. Hildreth
Lowell
Lowell Machine Shop
Westford
Dun Stable
Attleboro
Wade
Ade, Davis & Co
Fail River
John Jennings
Globe Street Railway Company
Fall River
Worcester
J. H. Riley
Pittsfield
E.M. Wood
Lena Warner
Northampton
Wood
Warner
Walker Scientific Expedition
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Eastport
Samuel F. Clark
Mr. Goodrich
Stockbridge
H. B. Ward
Troy, N. Y
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Germantean
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Willimstown
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Hull
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Chatham
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S. McBurry
Wellfleet
Thomas Jones
Middleboro
S. Thomas
Easton
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Holbrook
Private CoHinger Found Drowned At Fort Adams Dock
Private CoHinger of the 4th United States artillery was found drowned at Fort Adams dock Newport on Monday. It is not a case of death by his own action. James Murphy, 39, a freight conductor on the Boston and Providence line, was thrown from a train in East Providence yard Saturday afternoon when a car jumped the track and was run over and killed. He lived in East Providence and leaves a wife and two children.
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Pattern
4Th
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Fort Adams Dock
Newport
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Boston and
Providence Road
East Providence
Wrecker of Freight Train Held in $800 Bond
Lewis N Steele of New Brittan was held on $800 bonds after attempting to wreck a New York and New England freight train by placing ties on the track. Readiness of workers saved a passenger train by minutes. Edward Dailey of New Haven was assaulted by five youths, fracturing his hip. he is believed to be fatally injured. Five suspects, John Higgins, James Tiernan, Gregory Muller, James Cunningham, and Charles Connell, were arrested.
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Lewis N. Steele
New Brittan
New York
New England
Edward Dailey
New Haven
John H. Higgins
James Tiernan
Gregory Muller
James Cunningham
Charles Connell
Driscoll Triumphs In Three Mile Single Scull Race
In Lowell on the Vesper course George Gassell of New York faced D D Driscoll who led from the start and won by five boat lengths in 2im 18s. The favorite outpaced the field as Sebackers reportedly lost money on the outcome.
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George Gassell
New York
D. D. Driscoll
Driscoll
Sebackers
James McDermott and the Cork Conspiracy Tale
Brooklyn Eagle prints a three column history of James McDermott tying him to Fenian plots and the Cork dynamite conspiracy. It recounts his alleged spying, forged credentials, conversations with Rossa, plans to teach nitroglycerine making, and subsequent captures, trials, and a failed assassination plot.
Quarantine flaws and the old time horrors in history
A critical essay traces quarantine from its Venetian origins in 1485 to modern hopes, highlighting 40 day rules, enforcement failures, and the endless loopholes that turn quarantine into costly, leaky commerce hindrance. It cites 1870 Turco-Persian frontier, a crowded cholera camp, and 1865 Syra port as stark examples.
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Favorable Prospects for Trust Company Repositors
In St Albans Vermont on August 13 President Brainerd of the trust company stated continued investigations into the lumber affairs yield a more favorable outlook. Directors prepare a public statement in two or three days. The Norwood Lumber title cannot be defeated, property may be held for the trust company. Liabilities of the Southeastern railroad to be met in full, Chapman's Montreal Gazette piece sparks hope. Chapman leads a large books, charter and stock inquiry, predicting eventual sale to a New York syndicate. Brainerd asserts integrity. Washington property can be held for the bank. public sentiment should cool with a forthcoming statement. Chapman says all claims against the road will be paid in the fall.
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Barlow
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Boston Aldermen Debate Sewer Chief Moses and Fairbanks
The Boston board of aldermen met to discuss sewer department management. Alderman Haldeman criticized Superintendent Moses over staffing and contract actions, praising foreman Fairbanks and urging reform. A substitute to consolidate sewer management under one board was offered, and petitions on tracks, street work, and local projects were presented as the session adjourned.
Fire at No 51 Washington street saloon notes $200 damage
An alarm from box 18 at 9 33 P M Monday reported a fire on the fourth floor of No 51 Washington street occupied by W H Evans as a photograph saloon causing $200 damage. The foreman of engine No 8 blocked a United States mail wagon crossing the hose. the driver claimed no time to detour to Union street. E vief reports by telegraph cover fires across multiple towns, including Granville sawmill loss of 5000, Peters shingle mill loss 4000, and various other fires with insured and uninsured losses.
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Peters
London
Lancashire
Worcester
James S. Simonds
Wilkinsonville
Sutton
Jonas Brown
Calamity in Vineyard Haven Wipes Out Village Businesses
A devastating fire in Vineyard Haven Massachusetts destroyed the village business portion and over 38 houses Saturday night, displacing hundreds including many widows and orphans. The afflicted seek immediate assistance and donations via checks sent to the designated address.
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Gun Cotton Plant Planned for Navy Supply at Newport
Providence Aug 13 Newport reports Capt T O Selfridge commandant at the torpedo station has received plans for a full gun cotton plant. He expects in three months to have machinery in place to meet the navy demand. He notes no private plant exists in the country and the government has relied on foreign makers.
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Sheraton Dealer Faces Large Losses in St John
ST JOHN New Brunswick Aug 13 A B Sheraton dealer in carpets and house furnishing goods reports liabilities between 80 000 and unknown amount leaving creditors to face substantial deficit while a local court record notes the unsettled accounts and ongoing bankruptcy discussions.
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Cafe run by Woodbury Bent and Hall in High and Con
The cafe operated by Messrs Woodbury Bent and Hall is situated at the corner of High and Con streets. The brief note lists the partnership and location without further details of hours or offerings.
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High and
Con
St Augustine Sunday School Picnic At Highland Lake Grove
The St Augustine Sunday School held its annual picnic at Highland Lake grove on Monday with about 1 409 attendees. The program featured a theatrical pantomime L effrontee or The Adventures of 8 Bad Boy dancing singing and games. Mayflowers beat Andrews by a score of ttps in a base ball match. A potato race for ladies under 20 was won by Miss D Dustin who received a gold ring. Rough on Rats product promotion appears in the text.
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Veterans to Pick Gettysburg Tablets Sites in Boston Meeting
Massachusetts veterans met in the state house green room to decide tablet placements on Gettysburg field. Col. Henry J. Thayer, Maj. Mubrey Green, Capt. Hastings, Capt. Bowes, and Col. Batchelder named a five member committee to visit Gettysburg starting October 23 to select exact tablet sites.
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Wood
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3Rh
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John Coffey
Kingsbury
Underwood
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Springheid
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Marton
Iowa
Henry J. Thayer
12Th
Maj. Green
Massachusetts Battery
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Three Abandoned Girls Sought by Boston Vessel Crew
The Canard steamer Pathia from Liverpool via Queenstown arrived with three girls aged 7, 5, and 3 who were left without a father after he reportedly abandoned them. The children were handed to alien commissioners in Boston, while a cabin passenger pledged to search for a home for the youngsters.
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