Vienna building collapse and varied foreign dispatches
A four story Vienna building housing offices and shops collapsed injuring many as authorities fear an abscess under a man’s arm worsens. Other items report Ali Ben Kalifa seeking amnesty, hidden rifles found in Liverpool, Turkish tax frauds, an Genoa abolition meeting halted, Bolivian war continuation, Dillon unable to attend Parliament, gold exports to America, severe winter at Hammerfest, Prague theatre fire, Candahar Cabul movement signals, Ayoob Khan recruitment, and a Sofia fire destroying over thirty houses.
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Tunis
Ali Ben Kalifa
Caldi
Nefetis
Liverpool
Standard
Adrianople
Rome
Genoa
Canzio
Garibaldi
Rio Janeiro
la Paz
Bolivia
Dillon
Dublin
House of Commons
Daily News
Paris
America
United States
Great Damage to Property by Gale at Petersburg and Vicinity
Petersburg and nearby suffered one of the severest wind and thunder storms in years with torrential rain and winds up to sixty miles per hour. Key structures unroofed include the Norfolk and Western freight depot, a Petersburg and Weldon workshop, Cameron & Bro.’s tobacco factory, and the city fair grounds grandstand. Two houses at the city poor farm were blown down, several homes struck by lightning, and widespread damage to trees, fences, and chimneys amid fears of crop losses in surrounding counties. The day opened with a record 106 degree shade temperature, now pleasant.
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Norfolk and Western Railroad
Petersburg and Weldon Railroad Company
Mt. Airy
Philadelphia
Star Braid Mills
Ninth Street
Montgomery Avenue
Twenty-second
Bainbridge Streets
Fuller and Mosher Held in Machias Larceny Case
Fuller and Mosher remain jailed in Machias awaiting examination on larceny charges delayed until Goodnow arrives to testify. The men protest their innocence, claiming lawful possession of cargo from the vessel Western Sea, while the prosecution argues intent to illegally convert goods. The ship's crew repairs follow a collision with the schooner Dart as more provisions and stores remain on board. Trial is set before Trial Justice Wilder with Lynch Wildes representing the government and Sargent Talbot for the defendants.
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Machias
Fuller
Mosher
Goodnow
Liverpool
Biddeford
Lynch
Europe
Machinsport
Dart
Boston
Western Sea
George D. Wildes
Mosher and Fuller
Wilder
John F. Lynch
Charles Sargent
John C. Talbot
Arrest of Blanche Douglass An Important Admission
New Haven August 13 The Jennie Cramer murder case near West Haven draws renewed attention as Blanche Douglass a New York courtesan is arrested on perjury charges for statements to the coroner's jury that proved false. She awaits a West Haven hearing after bail set at 1000 dollars. The Malley brothers are not yet under arrest, but a witness sighting near the beach on Saturday morning could lead to their arrests.
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New Haven
Jennie Cramer
West Haven
Walter
James Malley, Jr
Blanche Douglass
New York
Williams
Twenty-Ninth
Bai
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Ae Con
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Wm. J. Roberts
Rosie Bonner
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Miss Bonner
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Parmenter
Man Blows Out His Brains After Attempting Wife Killing
Portland, Aug 13 Charles Boynton river driver and mill hand 32 lately lived in Saco with wife. After she left for Bar Mills two days earlier he followed, asked if they would live apart again, she said no. He shot at her missing, she jumped from a second story window. Mrs Waterhouse entered room and was shot twice, one bullet through palm one into breast. He then shot himself in stomach and died instantly. Mrs Waterhouse likely to die.
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Brockville
Ont
Montreal
Prescott
Toronto
John A. Howarth
William Taylor
Robert Scarlet
Arthur King
William Mackenze
Hamilton
O. P. Hartshorn
Holton
Michigan
Walker
Detroit
Night Express
Portland
Charles Boynton
Mill Hand
Saco
Bar Mills
Mrs. Waterhouse
Trains Delayed as Arizona Washouts Flood Rail Lines
Despatch from Tucson reports no eastern trains arriving for days due to washouts on the Southern Pacific. Cienega bridge washed away, road three feet under water. Casa Grande water four feet over tracks and rising. Marcopa town flooded.
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San Francisco
Cal
Tucson
Arizona
Southern Pacific Railroad
Cienega
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Marcopa
Boston Base Ball Loses to Providence on Home Ground
The Boston Base Ball Club was defeated by Providence on Providence ground. Gilligan scored for Boston after Barnes fumbled, with Radbourn delivering the long drive to left. Ward's brilliant shortstop work highlighted a well fielded game in front of 700 spectators.
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Boston
Providence
Ward
Gilligan
Barnes
Radbourn
Trotting Stakes and Local Sporting Notes Reach Beacons
Nominations close this evening for trotting meetings at Beacon Park Hampden Park and Mystic Park with entries from the National Association of Trotting Horse Breeders. The list includes stallions never beaten 2 20 and 2 30, featuring Hambletonian Mambrino and Independence among others, with related breeding details and sires noted. General notes cover lacrosse exhibition by the Lynn and Union clubs in Boston, a Haverhill regatta for the championship flag, and anticipated entrants for the Shawmut six at Washington along with regatta costs. The New York Rifle Club has challenged the Massachusetts Rifle Association to a match at Walnut Hill around Sept 10, and a grand rifle tournament is planned in Atlanta with the NRA overseeing arrangements.
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Tremont House
Beacon Park
Hampden Park
Mystic Park
National Association of Trotting Horse Breeders
Certis
Hambletonian
Alexander
Abdallah
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Jutras
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Reed
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National Association of
Potomac River
Boston
Kent
Hayden
Doyle
McLaughlin
Murphy
Healy
New York Rifle Club
Massachusetts Rifle Association
Walnut Hill
Atlanta
Donaldson
Fire at Hotel Columbus in Boston causes $4500 damage
Alarm from box 62 at 2 56 Saturday morning reported a fire in Hotel Columbus at 239 Pleasant street Boston. Building owned by Jacob Pfatt and occupied by Michael Tierney damaged by fire from a gas jet. furnishings damaged $4500. Separate incidents in Charlestown Knoxbury Cambridge and other towns noted with minor damage. several fires extinguished with limited loss.
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Pleasant Street
Michael Tierney
Jacob Pfatt
Thorndike Street
Charlestown
Knoxbury
Prentiss Street
Kenney
Tenth Division
Harrington
Jeremah O’brien
New York Brings in Rabello and Various Local News
Rabello, the Esposito suspect, was brought in irons before United States Commissioner Osborn and identified by Italian gendarmes. A crowded court heard affidavits from the Italian ministry. adjournment followed. The city reports mass inquiries about a man calling himself Dr GC F Jewett, none known in New York. Castle Garden labor demand grows with Rhode Island, Connecticut and New Jersey seeking silk, cotton and wool workers, high wages offered for skilled hands. A Leo Hartmann sympathy meeting at Irving Hall condemned Secretary Blaine. Rudolph Kehr, caught stealing, shot himself and will die. Journalist John Anderson died by suicide in a Saratoga cottage, likely mental distress. More sharks caught in rivers. John Stalin hosted a Glen Island excursion for 2,500 children and 1,000 parents. Bartholomew says no instructions from Russia on Hartmann. A. D. Wheeled, Wolcott & Co. clerk, who embezzled $45,000, sailed on the Neckar with a woman and will be arrested on arrival in Southampton.
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New York
Rabello
Esposito
United States
Osborn
Italy
Pearson
GC. F. Jewett
Union Square
Castle Garden
Labor Bureau Department
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
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Irving Hall
Blaine
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Germany
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Saratoga Cottage
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Glen Island
D. A. White
Southampton
Dental convention officers named at Saratoga meeting
Art the American Dental convention proceeded with papers by Dr. Atkinson and John Allen on teaching and sensitive dental topics. Officers elected include John Allen president, H Townsend vice president, J G Ambler treasurer, A A Rich recording secretary, J H Smith corresponding secretary, with an executive committee formed by M H Dodge, J G Ambler, A H ote, W H Colgrave, E D Fuller and C F ich.
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Saratoga
N. Y
American Dental Convention
Dr. Atkinson
New York
J.G. Ambler
John Allen
H. Townsend
Philadelphia
J. G. Ambler
A. A Rich
J. H. Smith
New Haven
M. H. Dodge
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W.H. Colgrave
E. D. Fuller
C. F. Ich
Epidemic Strikes Horses in La Selle Indiana
A strange epidemic prostrates four hundred horses in La selle Indiana. Generals Butler and his schooner yacht America reached Halifax on Saturday with the owner aboard.
New England News Briefs Include Fatal Cart Crush and Fireside Camp Scenes
A four year old boy in Saco was killed when a cart toppled on him. The National Christian Temperance Association opened meetings at Old Orchard Beach with ex Gov Perham delivering the opening address. Kennebec valley camp meeting at Dresden draws eight to ten thousand, with special trains and boats. Charles A Maxwell of Portland learned he inherits 228000 pounds from Sir Charles Maxwell of Glasgow. John Pentegrass, 18, at York Manufacturing in Biddeford, broken by an elevator rope fall, suffers serious injuries. A Bangor party camped at Pushaw lake. Oscar Files, 20, dies when a rifle in a boat discharged into his chest.
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William King
Saco
National Christian Temperance Association
Old Orchard Beach
Perham
Kennebec Valley
Dresden
Charles A. Maxwell
Portland
Sir Charles Maxwell
Glasgow
Scotland
Maxwell
Gale Brothers
Haverhill
Mass
John Pentegrass
York Manufacturing Company
Biddeford
Bangor
Pushaw Lake
Oscar Files
Quake, Fire Plans, and Loyalist Events Stir New Hampshire
Contoocook reports a minor quake with vivid lightning while Concord moves to build a 6000 dollar fire engine house at Fisherville. Railways plan a new elegant union passenger station in Concord next year. State National Guard encampment led by Gen. J.M. Chough set for West Concord starting Tuesday Sept 13 for four days. Barracks at the Weirs underway with state funds, to be ready for soldiers reunion. Prospective buyers discuss old state prison property in Concord involving Pittsfield boot and shoe interests and a Massachusetts iron firm. A Hopkinton clergy council accepted Rev H Stone’s resignation after he refused withdrawal. E. Copeland jailed in Enfield for alleged theft, had left Bellows Falls six years ago with a bad record. A grand concert at Rye Beach Sea View House featured Miss Fannie Riddell of Manchester, followed by a lively Saturday bop. Mountain resorts report a busy pleasure season with crowded hotels and full parlors, cot beds and sleeping rooms common. The funeral of Capt A F Nettleton held in Lancaster with Rev Barnaby officiating and Knights Templar ceremony. Boston Lancers and Franklin Lodge Odd Fellows sent tributes.
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Concord
Fisherville
Union
State National Guard
J.m.chough
New London
West Concord
Weirs
Pittsfield
Massachusetts
Hopkinton
H. Stone
Rye Beach
Fannie Riddell
Manchester
A. F. Nettleton
Lancaster
H. D. Andrews
James W. Pierce
the Lancers
W. P. Wilder
J. D. Percival
Franklin Lodge of
Odd Fellows
Universalist State Convention Returns to Barre in August
Barre hosts the Universalist state convention on August 23 to 25. The event gathers clergy and members across the state for three days of services and meetings.
Addison Putnam Stroke Strikes Lowell’s Elder Statesman
Addison Putnam a prominent Lowell businessman and one of its oldest citizens suffered a paralysis stroke Friday night. The item notes his status as a leading local figure and provides no further conditions.
Providence boarding house keeper found dead in river
The body of Isaac Seely of Providence, a boarding house keeper, was recovered from the river Sanday. Sprague estate mills have halted operations under Trustee Chafee since the 1873 failure, with hundreds of workers seeking work elsewhere as the estate’s complications threaten widespread hardship.
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Isaac Seely
Providence
Sanday
Sprague
Chafee
Spiritualist camp meeting draws thousands to Lake Pleasant
At Lake Pleasant Mass on Aug 14 a large spiritualist camp meeting reported its largest assembly. Cephas B. Lynn spoke on Ingersoll and his Critics to about 3,000 attendees, with 10,000 on the grounds at the afternoon session. J W Fletcher and Miss Cora L Richmond also spoke as Chinese lanterns lit the grounds for the first grand illumination.
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Lake Pleasant
Mass
Cephas B. Lynn
Ingersoll
Lynn
J. W. Fletcher
Cora L. W. Richmond
Hartmann the Nihilist Seeks US Return Under Shield of Russia
In Hamilton Ontario on August 13 the nihilist Hartmann arrived under the alias G Black at Hendersons hotel then moved to another hotel after claiming a Toronto trip. He has been receiving letters from the post office and is watched by police, but Canada has no treaty to extradite him to Russia. Identified by a Hamilton resident who saw him in New York, he hopes to return to the United States only with Washingtons guarantee of safety.
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Boston Post
Washington
White House
Biss
Boynton
Frank Hamilton
Dawes
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Ont
Nihbilist
Hartmann
G. Black
Henderson’s
Toronto
Canada
Russia
Hartman
New York
United States
Predicting a Democratic Victory in Virginia Politics
The Virginia Republicans are split into two factions, leaving Democrats with an easy win. Readjusters caused the break, and the split likely hurts the Republicans more than the Democrats. Many straightouts may back the regular Democratic ticket to defeat the Readjusters.
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Washington Star
Ind
Virginia
Irish in America urged to back land league fight
Florence Jervis Abbott calls on Irish in Boston to unite for the land league to drive English landlords from Ireland. She argues a strong Irish American action can stop England from turning Ireland into cattle ranches and sheep walks, urging organized support and a solid phalanx to pressure landlords and safeguard Irish soil.
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Salem
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Maine liquor licenses spark disbelief from Dennis Muldoon
In Portland on August 12 Dennis Muldoon argues that while 694 retail and 92 wholesale liquor licenses exist in the state, critics claim Maine has no liquor sales. He questions the notion and asserts his own skepticism about such prohibitions.
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Boston Post
United States
Maine
Uncle Sam
Dennis Muldoon
Portland
Veal sale remark mirrors Virginia GOP critique
Bridgewater Mass August 13 letter to the editor cites a butcher's remark about blue veal to illustrate what the writer calls the Republican Party's current stance in Virginia. Andrew H Ward casts doubt on the party's "eternal principles" and references Hoar as a shining light in the Republican ranks.
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Andrew H. Ward
Bridgewater
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Valley field cotton stock and wage contrast in Canada
A Toronto Globe correspondent in Quebec contrasts cotton stock prices with worker wages, noting stock at 225 and adult wages at 90 cents daily while children earn 10 to 20 cents. The piece criticizes profits of cotton lords and argues the Dominion government must carefully select commissioners to study child labor for a factory act.
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Canada
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Jeau Baptiste
Dominion
Hen clam from Old Orchard sparks seaside pun
The Exeter CN notes a playful tale about a hen clam at Old Orchard Beach. Reportedly, hotel men imported hens from Hen nessy to lay clams, joking that the Hen nessy brandy is used to treat sea sickness, a humorous footnote in local gossip.
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Old Orchard
Exeter CN
Atlantic
Ola Orchard Hotel
Youth Robberies Shake Highlands Area
Two 15 year old boys Thomas Morrison and Thomas Shaughnessey were arrested at the Highlands on Saturday for robbing women of pocketbooks. Mrs. Sarah Quimby identified them as the Aug 6 thieves who took a hand satchel and 75 cents. Police urge robbed victims to report to the 10th station to identify property and suspects. Additionally Thomas Conway was arrested for larceny of a $15 silver watch from William L. Curtis while Curtis slept on Sudbury street. John Doherty accused of assaulting John Coyne with a brick on Cross street, leaving cuts near the eyes. Timothy Murphy arrested for assault and battery on Commercial street. Coyne treated at home on Cross street.
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Thomas Shaughnessey
Highlands
Sarah Quimby
Burrell
Thomas Conway
William L. Curtis
Sudbury Street
John McLauren
Station 1
John Doherty
Cross Street
Station 8
Timothy Murphy
John Coyne
Commercial Street
Coyne
The Coming Fair At New England Institute Building
The exhibition building is nearly finished and ready for exhibitors. Seventeen cars of exhibits arrived Friday and more the day before, with twenty carloads of machinery arriving Saturday. Fifty electric lights are in place and eight miles of gas pipe have been laid to prevent delays. A basement restaurant offers exhibitors and assistants meals at a minimum price.
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New England Manufacturers’ and Mechanics’ Institute
Fatal Fall Claims Ann Harrington at 77 Years
A 77 year old resident of 224 Eustis Street fell from a third story window Saturday night, dying before 4 a.m. Sunday. A separate case lists 16 year old Philip H. K. Riley of Lowell as the boy killed on the Lowell railroad, with remains at Grove Street morgue.
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Lowell
Grove Street
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