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Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1886
Page
1
Mixed international and local notices headline in 19th century paper
A list of brief items mentions a special envoy to Mexico denied by Secretary Bayard, Judge Zubia settling the Cutting case, Cardinal Taschereau condemning labor flights, and rumors of Treasury dissatisfaction. It also notes losses at sea, building ceremonies in Medford, tanneries quiet in Salem, a New York hearing, party letters, a sea serpent sighting, labor unrest in Fall River and Lowell, arrests for rogues bonds, a Nantasket real estate sale, and various political and legal updates across New England and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Bayard
Zubia
Cardinal Taschereau
Madicott
Islam
Jordan
Treasury Department
Victoria
B. C
William H. Besse
Bata
Columbia River
New Odd Fellows
Medford
Salem
Peabody
Robin M. Squire
Grece
New York
J. R. Bodwell
Maine
Rockport
Boston
Barnard Mill
Fall River
Swent
Lowell
Albany
N. Y
Edward Hanlan
Lake
Knights of Labor
James Shevlin
Sandwich
Groves
Gloucester
Senator Dawes
Stephen M. Whitney
Hingham
Philadelphia
Chicago
Detroit
Ingham
Blair
Parsons
William Kent
Cromwell
Conn
Charles O'Neil
Portland
Gallagher
New Hampshire
Republican State Committee
Brockton
Manufacturers’ Committee
Friends and Bondsmen
KR. M. Kelly
Louisville
Cabinet to name royal commission on Belfast riots
At an English cabinet meeting a royal commission will be appointed to investigate the Belfast riots. Only minor disturbances are reported in Belfast. Christine Nilssen wed Count de Casa Marianda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Christine Nilssen
Count de Casa Marianda
Brighton sewer collapse claims life of Frank McFarland
A sewer cave-in in Brighton crushed Frank McFarland to death. The incident adds to a day of municipal troubles as a large water main burst near Cottage Farm station and a railroad brakeman was killed with two others injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McFarland
Cavirg
Brighton
Whittier
New Yorks
Boston
Boston Water Hoard
Rollin M. Squire
Church Water Waste Indicator Company
Warren Bridge
Aldermanic
Atchison, Eastern
New York & New England
Bell Telephone
Cottage Farm Station
Albert Wallace
Alias Jones
J.T. Glines & Co
Governor Robinson Dies in Essex Camp
Governor Robinson passed yesterday in the camp of the Second Corps of Cadets at Essex. The Twilight moonlight excursions conclude this evening with a steamer trip from Rowe's Wharf. E C Carrigan sails for Europe on City of Chicago from New York on General Butler business, plans return around Oct 1.
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Governor Robinson
England
France
Germany
Everett Lodge
Point of Pines
Canadian Lacrosse Team Beats Irish in Montreal Brief
In Montreal yesterday the Canadian lacrosse team won three straight games in fifteen minutes against Irish players. Also, Captain Frank D. Langsford of Lanesville died after a swordfish wound in Ipswich bay. Other items include a Newport court case about horn blowing, a Williamsport attempted train wreck, Greenfield grand jury prize fight indictment, and Worcester oarsman Edward Hanian’s Lake Quinsigamond trial with 20 minutes 53 seconds best time.
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Montreal
Frank D. Langsford
Lanesville
Ipswich Bay
F. Ashenden
New York
Newport
Philadelphia & Reading
Williamsport
Penn
Greenfield
James Carroll
Carroll
Edward Hanian
Lake Quinsigamond
Worcester
Weather Indications For New England And Eastern New York
Indications from Washington report a twenty four hour period starting 7 a m Saturday August 14 with local rains and southwest winds. Temperature changes expected in the New England and eastern New York area.
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Washington
New England
New York
Weather report from Boston August 13 1886
Observer's Office reports clear conditions in Boston with light NE to SE winds. Temperature ranged from a mean daily high around 83 degrees to a low near 65 with no precipitation recorded.
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Boston
Observer’s Office
Sienau Service
U. S
Weather record summary of yesterday’s observations
Met record notes yesterday's meteorological observations across stations up to 10 pm. Data details include timestamps and readings, reflecting atmospheric conditions and measurements recorded in the period.
Diplomatic Secrets Leak Over Mexican Negotiations Split Cabinet
Washington reports reveal a secret envoy to Mexico is dispatched to Paso del Norte to investigate the dispute. A private lawyer, unnamed and unconnected to government service, travels abroad amid official secrecy. The probe aims to uncover facts the authorities have not yet learned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mexico
Paso del Norte
Public Service
Goode
Jenks
Jackson
State Department
Brigham
New York
International Copyright Association
Secretary Bayard denies Mexican envoy offer on Cutting matter
Secretary Bayard denies a cabinet acceptance of a Mexican government envoy to review the Cutting matter. He reports Mexican funds used to influence public opinion against the administration. A Texan envoy Arresures was killed by Mexicans near the border. his body was found blindfolded and with hands bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayard
Washineron
Jackson
Congress
Arresures
Linn
Piedras Negras
State Department
Wreck of the William H. Besse at Columbia Bar
Consul Robert J. Stevens reports the Bath Maine bark William H. Besse with steel rails grounded on a Columbia River bar July 27 and is a total wreck. Tug and pilot unavailable. Captain Gibbs believed he could navigate the bar. Seaman Hans Hansen of the R L Belknap of Rockport Maine was lost overboard while sealing the outside seams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Besse
Washington
Robert J. Stevens
Victoria
B. C
State Department
Bath
Columbia River
Gibbs
Hans Hansen
R. L. Belknap
Rockport
War Department stance signals no near conflict
Washington reports no imminent war as Secretary Endicott departs for Massachusetts for ten days. Adjutant General Drum serves as acting secretary of war during the absence while Chief Clerk Tweedall heads to Ashbury Park and then St. Clair Springs above Lake St. Clair.
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Washington
War Department
Endicott
Massachusetts
Richard C. Drum
John Tweedall
Ashbury Park
St. Claire Springs
Lake St. Claire
President shakes hands with 200 visitors in Washington
The President greeted about 200 people this afternoon including a blind woman and a crutch user. He listened to each speaker, deviating from his rule, but his reactions suggested their requests were not granted.
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Washington
Webster Named Chief Examiner Of Civil Service
The President appointed William H. Webster to be chief examiner of the civil service commission succeeding Lyman who was promoted to a commission seat. Webster, a Republican, heads a pension office division and has led the departmental examining board since the commission’s founding.
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Washington
William H. Webster
Civil Service Commission
Lyman
Treasury clash over bond call and resignations in Washington
Washington reports reveal Treasurer Jordan may resign over policy disagreements with Secretary Fairchild and Manning on federal bond calls. Jordan opposed the 10 million dollar bond call, favoring sinking fund limits, while Manning could influence future policy.
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Treasury
Washington
The
Evening Star
Jordan
Fairchild
Manning
Treasury report notes unpaid government balances and debts
A Treasury statement lists unpaid balances owed by the government totaling about 1 million dollars and about 1.5 million in unpaid interest from failed checks. Other items include the Rutland free delivery start date, Postmaster General Vilas on a travel circuit, and Commodore Braine’s promotion to acting rear admiral with a Sept sail for Rio de Janeiro.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Rutland
Vilas
New York
Buffalo
Ashland
Wis
Madison
National Bank
Daniel L. Braine
Naval Board of Instruction
Rio Janeiro
Egan and Davitt In Chicago Attend Irish League Talks
Patrick Egan, head of the Irish-American National League, arrives in Chicago with Michael Davitt delayed. They discuss expected trouble at the forthcoming convention, Palmer House politics, and the league’s independence from the Palmer House committee. Egan plans to resign as president. A P Sutton will resign as secretary. succession is unsettled with names like Sullivan or Finerty speculated.
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CuicaGco
Patrick Egan
League
Chicago
Order of
Hibernians
Alexander Sullivan
America
National League In America
Ireland
Palmer House
John Devoy
National League
Egan
Parnell
A. P. Sutton
Quebec
O'Reilly
Detroit
Sullivan
Finerty
Canadians Triumph in Seabright Cricket Match
Seabright New Jersey hosts an international cricket match as Canada defeats the United States. Canadian openers scored 123 for 11, Harley top-scoring with 39. USA bowled well, Morgan 17, Lowry 14, Machutt 15. At 6pm, Canada 13-0 in the second innings.
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Perrie
W. P. Wilson
Bh. Jo Fuller
United States
A. E. Brewster
W.C. Morgan, Jr
E. W. Clarke, Jr
Jd. A. Scott
W. Brockie, Jr
L. Mansfield
S. Law
H. Machutt
A. Broadhead
J. L. Pool
P. Glenn, Jr
W. C
Notice at Union stock yards threats from committee
At Chicago Union stock yards the Lake Shore company continues work under Winchester rifles. Notices in blue pencil on despatch cards threaten Southern workers with death and feature skulls and coffins, signed by a committee.
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Cuhicago
Lake Shore Company
Union
Winchester Rifles
Col William Kent Dies at 93 in Cromwell Conn
Col William Kent died in Cromwell Connecticut Thursday at age 93. He belonged to a prominent family with connections to Ed ward Kent Maine governor and Hon George Kent, with links to Prentiss Mellen and Henry O Kent. A veteran of New Hampshire militia, he helped welcome Lafayette to Concord.
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William Kent
Cromwell
Conn
Edward Kent
Maine
Concord
Boston
Kent
New Hampshire
Lafayette
Colonel Kent
Prentiss Mellen
George Kent
Washington, D. C
Henry O. Kent
Republican Party
Cabinet to probe Belfast riots and prorogue Parliament
The cabinet agreed to appoint a royal commission to examine the Belfast riots. The Queen's Speech was approved and Lord Salisbury will visit Osborne to confer with the Queen. A cabinet majority favored proroguing Parliament to February unless events in Ireland demand an autumn session. Sir Michael Hicks Beach pledged the government can keep order without special legislation.
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London
Belfast
Lord Salisbury
Osborne
Ireland
Michael Hicks- Beach
Belfast Quieting After Disturbances with Arrests
BeLFAst reports a quiet day with stone throwing and a barrel theft incident. Protestant roughs seized a porter barrel from a dray and assaulted a woman over a truck request. police jailed the men. Taverns closed until Monday. Catholics sought protection for Catholic workers from Meyer. A constable faces trial for baton assault last June.
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Belfast
Meyer
Steamship Rates Cut By Royal Netherlands Line
The Royal Netherlands Steamship Line again lowers steerage fares to and from London via Rotterdam to 12 dollars, an eight dollar cut in one case, and to Scandinavian ports to 15 dollars, a three dollar drop in another.
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New York
Royal Netherlands Steamship Line
London
Rotterdam
Steamship Lines to Cut Rates Next Monday
In New York steamship circles it was stated that all English lines will reduce fares on Monday to match rivals already cutting prices. The move aims to regain traffic and compete with established lower rates among competing lines.
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New York
Judge Zubin Case Seen as Continuous Act in Cross Border Libel
Galveston report explains Judge Zubin's Paso del Norte ruling convicting Mr Cutting of repeated libel published first in Mexico and reprinted in Texas. Distribution on Mexican soil and seizure of copies are cited as completing the crime under Chihuahua law, resolving jurisdictional questions.
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City of Mexico
Galveston
Diario Offical
Cutting
Zubin
Paso del Norte
Mr. Cutting
Texas
Mexico
el Centinela
el Paso Sunday Herald
Medina
el Centeneia
Sunday Herald
A. P. Cushing
Chihuahua
Bar
Squire Hearing Ends as Great Infidel Bets on Outcome
New York August hearings on Commissioner of Public Works Squire concluded with witnesses including Joseph B. Adamson and the Mayor's secretary. Bets of 1000 dollars were offered on whether the Mayor would be out of office before the commissioner of public works. Colonel Bob Ingersoll and others discussed further indictments in the Squire Flynn affair as the grand jury was discharged until Tuesday.
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New York
Squire
Grace
Joseph B. Adamson
Strahan
Adamson
Shearman
David S. White
Bureau of Permits
White
Straban
Lyon
Comptroller’s Office
Koch
Hubert O. Thompson
William R. Grace
Chickering Hall
John Tracy
Tracy
Yachts Gather at Marblehead and Newport Races Begin
Marblehead reports arrivals of the Ladoga Gracie and a flotilla including Stranger Huron Active Alice North Star Edith Sea Bird at anchor. Newport prepares for the great race as Galatea and Mayflower ready to depart amid social courtesies. New Haven fleet sails for Onset. Sagitta heads to Newport. Yacht Sylph arrives at Vineyard Haven with Toroniik also in port.
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Marblehead
Ladoga
Gracie
New York Yacht Club
Stranger
Huron
Active
Alice
North Star
Edith
Sea Bird
Priscilla
Silvia
Cyda
Mystery
Newport
R.I
Henn
New BrEprorp
New Haven
Clara
Winsom
Alga
Vineyard Haven
Sylph
New
James Shevlin Named Sandwich Postmaster
President Cleveland appointed James Shevlin post master of Sandwich replacing Frederick S. Pope whose term expired August 7. Born in Sandwich in 1888, he attended local schools and served in the Seventh United States Infantry from 1860 to 1867 including battles in Virginia and Gettysburg. He held town offices since 1884 and was endorsed by Democrats and rival Republicans alike. The community welcomes the appointment.
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Sandwich
Cleveland
James Shevlin
Frederick S. Pope
Shevlin
Seventh United States Infantry
Virginia
Sykes
Gettysburg
Christine Nilsson Wed Count de Casa Marianda in Paris
Christine Nilsson married Count de Casa Marianda of Spain in a private Paris ceremony. The couple began their honeymoon soon after and prepared to travel to Spain.
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Paris
Christine Nilsson
Count de Casa Marianda
Spain
Labor dispute falls short of settlement in Brockton
In Brockton on August 13 the Lasters' Union and the manufacturers' executive committee met two hours without conclusions. The manufacturers issued an ultimatum offering to resume work at prior pay under existing rules until Nov 1 if Lasters accept new terms and allow free return to Reynolds factories. Lasters refuse some terms and favor independent rulemaking. Mayor Whipple seeks an early settlement as outlook remains bleak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Manufacturers’ Executive Committee
Lasters’ Union
Manufacturers’ Committee
Lasters’ Protective Union
J.B. Reynolds’s
L. M. Reynolds
Knights of Labor
Whipple
Too Strong For Us As New Yorks Rout Boston Ballclub
The New York team defeats the Boston nine in a heavy showing with Radbourn hammered and fielding errors costly for Boston. Morrill and Radbourn homer and double helps New Yorks build and maintain lead despite late Boston rallies. Umpire Fulmer draws criticism for calls. attendance 2789.
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Oj Nash
Dorgan
Oj Radbourn
Feterbrook
Morrill
Welch
Adbourn
Connor
Bostons
New Yorks
Radbourn
Ewing
Fulmer
CuicaGco
Chicagos
St. Louis Fine
McCormick
The Halibut Monopoly Plays In Gloucester Trade
The Ed ward P Boynton returning from the halibut banks sold 28 000 pounds in Portland at 4 cents per pound after being told by Agent Loveitt that Gloucester Boston dealers would not buy unless prices matched a monopoly. Captain Groves plans to quit halibuting as costs rise and prices stay suppressed.
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Gloucester
Edward P. Boynton
Portland
Groves
Loveitt
Boston
Atlantic Company
Gilder Case Dismissed In Dolly Adams Bond Charge
The grand jury dismissed the case against Colonel William H. Gilder the Arctic explorer after Dolly Adams withdrew the complaint. Adams signed a document stating she did not believe the defendant intended to defraud her regarding a $1000 bond.
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New York
William H. Gilder
Dolly Adams
Dangerous Calling Ends in Death at Boston Depot
Edward P. Vose of the Boston and Maine railroad was crushed between coupling cars at the depot and died at Massachusetts General Hospital. He was 40 and lived at 65 Middlesex street Charlestown. Brakeman Charles Dwyer, 25, fell from a freight car and fractured his right leg. he was taken to MGH. Willem F. McLaughlin, young man of 126 Lincoln street, fell from a freight car on the Old Colony line and was severely injured, also sent to MGH.
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Edward P. Vose
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts General Hospital
Middlesex Street
Charlestown
Charles Dwyer
Boston & Albany
Chambers Street
Willem F. McLaughlin
Lincvin Street
Old Colony
Wheat posted as out of condition at New York Produce Exchange
About 64,000 bushels of No. 2 red wheat were posted yesterday at the New York Produce Exchange as out of condition in Woodruff stores.
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New York Produce Exchange
Woodruff
Massachusetts Gubernatorial Hopefuls Feature in Party Review
The Democratic State committee prepares for the state convention while Republicans push candidate talk. Profiles cover Lodge Lovering Douglas Grinnell Andrew Brackett and others with emphasis on labor ties and regional roots in Massachusetts politics.
Among the Democrats for Governor in Massachusetts
The national administration support is key for the Democratic candidate with John E. Russell of Leicester cited as a favored possible nominee. The piece surveys Leicester native Russell and other Massachusetts figures including William Eustis Russell, Patrick Andrew Collins, James Cellins, Leopold Morse, Henry B. Lovering, and William L. Douglas, detailing their backgrounds, careers, and potential run for governor.
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John E. Russell
Leicester
State Board of Agriculture
Russell
Greenfield
Massachusetts
John Russell
New York
Central America
Panama Railroad Company
Pacific Mail Company
Ben Holladay
Great
Overland Mail
San Francisco
Mexico
Wells, Fargo & Co
the Tribune
Manhattan
Century Clubs
Mr. Tilden
Abram S. Hewitt
Massachusetts State Board of Agriculture
Général Butler
Thurman
Bayard
Cleveland
William Eustis Russell
Cambridge
John P. Squire
Harvard
Law School
Boston University
Suffolk
Charles Theodore Russell
Cambridge Common Council
Lleveland and
Hendricks
Middlesex County Democratic Club
Democratic Party
Polk
Boston
Patrick Andrew Collins
Collins
Congress
Cellins
Ireland
Leopold Morse
Europe
Morse
Bavaria
Fourth
Samuel Hooper
Rufus 8
Frost
Bailiwick
Henry B. Lovering
William L. Douglas
Lovering
The
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Republican Gubernatorial Hopefuls Profile in 19th Century Massachusetts
The piece profiles Oliver Ames a long serving lieutenant governor noted for wealth and hospitality and compares him with rivals Ex-Congressman William W Crapo and Speaker John Quincy Adams Brackett. It notes Ames four terms in state service and family-industrial ties with Oakes Ames, Crapo's legal and political rise in New Bedford, and Brackett's Harvard law background and Boston political ascent.
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Ames
State Senate
Easton
Leicester Academy
Brown University
North Easton
Commonwealth Avenue
West Chester Park
Oakes Ames
William W. Crapo
New Bedford
Republican Party
Robinson
Massachusetts
Dartmouth
Yale College
Crapo
Uge
Congress
Washington
John Quincy Adams Brackett
House
Brackett
New Hampshire
Boston
Harvard University
Bos
Bodwell Letter Attacks Prohibition Split in Maine
Portland August 138 The acceptance letter for Bodwell nominated for Maine governor rails at labor disputes and tariff policy while praising prohibition. It argues for arbitration, wage protections, debt imprisonment abolition, child labor limits, and weekly wage payments, condemning anti prohibition factions and urging loyalty to the prohibition cause.
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Siprera
Bodwell
Maine
Republican Party
Tach
United States
Reripjican
Eratic
Cig
Democratic Party
Prohibition
Call for Republican State Convention Issued in New Hampshire
Hon J H Gallagher, chairman of the state committee, issues the call inviting all Republicans who support a free ballot fair count honest money prohibition of liquor and federal and state law administration to participate. A committee meeting and delegate nominating session will be at Phoenix Hall on Monday Sept 18 to organize the convention.
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Republican State Committee
Concorp
N. H
J. H. Gallagher
South
North
Phoenix Hall
Curiaco
Zeigler
Ingham
Johann Most
Congress of Socialists
Europe
Turkey
Johann
Haymarket
Engel
Linng
Most
Smithereens
Gad
Captain Black
Mrs. Paresons
New Style Sharpie Yacht Interest in Burlington
W H H Murray formerly of Boston and proprietor of the Golden Rule urges Burlington citizens to build a fleet of sharpie yachts on Lake Champlain. He predicts a regatta in September 1887 with many yachts and sizable prizes, drawing thousands and national attention.
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H. H. Murray
Burlington
Lake Champlain
W. H. H. Murray
Boston
Park Street
Fall River Weavers Strike at Barnard Mill
The weavers at the Barnard mill in Fall River struck this afternoon after weeks of tension following a spinners' protest. Poor quality filling bought from Rhode Island mills caused waste and lower production, with workers expecting to resume Monday if spin ners return.
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Fall River
Fallu River
Barnard
Rhode Island Mills
Progressives Bar Cigar Makers From Returning to Work
New York reports the executive committee of the Progressive Cigar Makers Union forbade any member from returning to work before Monday. Manufacturers push for immediate resumption, but union leaders demand one more day for preparations. The Knights claim they are not defeated and foresee employers needing the Knights of Labor label, which would require firing all non Knights.
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Progressive
Cigar Makers’ Union
Knights
Knights of Labor
Cardinal Taschereau Affirms 1884 Condemnation of Knights of Labor
Cardinal Taschereau communicates the Holy See has upheld the 1884 condemnation of the Knights of Labor. He notes Cardinal Simeoni’s June ruling confirms the church’s stance and urges bishops to proceed against the society as instructed. The Archbishop of Quebec closes with assurances of devotion.
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Cardinal Taschereau
Knights of Labor
Sacred Congregation of the Propaganda
Canada
United States
Society of the Knights of Labor
Holy See
Simeoni
Holy Office
E. A. Car. Taschereau
Jealous saloon keeper fatally wounds bartender in Portland
Charles O Neil, a Portland saloon keeper, shot his bartender Timothy Short in the back. Short is expected to die from a pistol wound through the kidneys as jealousy over the bartender and a suspected affair with O Neil's wife triggers violence. O Neil attacked his wife, searching for a bank book containing 170 dollars, then fled with others after the shooting and remains at large.
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Portland
Charles O'Neil
Timothy Short
Short
O’neil
Tom O’neil
Centre Street
Fire destroys warehouse injuring three Lowell firemen
A blaze at P. J. Smith & Co. junk and paper stock warehouse on Middle street caused heavy smoke and forced a tough fight by firefighters. Daniel Crowley and Nathaniel Bishop suffered serious injuries from falling glass while another firefighter sustained severe facial and neck burns. Stock and building losses are pegged at 3000 dollars, fully insured with the Washington Company of Boston.
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P. J. Smith & Co
Middle Street
Daniel Crowley
Nathaniel Bishop
Washington Company
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