Inquiry Into Harrison Letter Opening in Parliament
In London on August 15 the House of Commons questioned Home Secretary Matthews about opening mail to Charles Parnell or President Harrison’s letter to Dublin. The minister said no authorization existed and any opening would be without Home Office knowledge. An inquiry into Harrison’s letter is under way.
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The President Goes Home From Manchester Visit
President travels from Manchester to Concord amid light rain and a millyard drive by carriage. He tours canal yard operations, inspects exterior mill buildings, then boards a special train to Concord led by the legislative committee chaired by Senator John C. Pearson.
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Legislative Committee
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Dr Carroll praised by Lynn wife on asthma cure
Mrs. R C Taylor of Lynn Massachusetts wife of J W Taylor Esa details her rapid recovery after treating with Dr Carroll at 175 Tremont Street Boston. She suffered asthma stomach troubles and catarrh for years before Dr Carroll's medicines and care restored her health enabling easier breathing, better sleep and renewed appetite. She urges others to seek his treatment and notes his long career and specialties in catarrh and lung diseases. The report adds biographical notes on Dr Carroll and his office hours and prior railroad service.
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Granite State Legislature Acts on Boundary Compromise
The New Hampshire House rejected a bill repealing the 1885 insurance law and then approved the boundary line compromise with Massachusetts, agreed Aug 16 1888. It later passed a bill on railroad earnings misuse after reconsideration and adjourned the next day, with about 250 acts adopted including railroad, normal school, soldiers' home, and bank commissioners measures.
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Democrats of Virginia Nominate McKinney and Tyler
Virginia Democrats nominate Phil W. McKinney for Governor and J Hoge Tyler for Lieutenant Governor by acclamation at the state convention. R Taylor Scott named for Attorney General with a platform endorsing remonetization of silver and abolition of tobacco tax while stressing white supremacy.
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Virginia
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Supreme Court
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Henry Sabin
Clinton
Spencer Smith
Council Bluffs
Harrison
New York
Republican State Committee
Saratoga
C. N. Bliss
John N. Knaps
Auburn
Sullivan on Trial for Prize Fight at Richburg
Purvis Mississippi August 15 John L Sullivan stood trial on a charge of engaging in a prize fight at Richburg pleading not guilty. Prosecution witnesses testified from train arrivals to sponge removal with Major W W Robinson noting Sullivan's eye while cross examination questioned ring shape and ground location. Jake Kilrain posted $1000 bail in Baltimore until Thursday through John Rooney as security.
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Robinson
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Marion County
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BaLtimore
Jake_ Kilrain
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Prairie Fires Sweep Montana Prairies and Losses Reported
Prairies several miles north and southeast of Mies City Montana burned likely from a Sunday lightning strike. In Norwalk Connecticut a barn on Harbor Street owned by the Olmstead estate was burned by an incendiary with horses and wagons saved and losses around 1000 dollars insured. A kerosene lamp exploded in the attic of 21 Albany Street injuring Mary Donovan who was found intoxicated and nearly suffocated. the Bennetts heirs own the building with about 50 dollars in damage.
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Prairies
Norwalk
Conn
Harbor Street
5. E. Olmstead
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Mary Donovan
Bennett
All Peabody Dogs Muzzled This Season
Peabody authorities order police to kill unmuzzled dogs found in public from Aug. 15 to Sept. 15. A rabid dog was shot yesterday after biting several other dogs in the town.
Heavy Electrical Storm Damages Asbury Park Area
A fierce electrical storm in Asbury Park New Jersey caused widespread damage. Lightning struck buildings, flooding closed streetcars and lights, Wesley Lake overflowed flooding Main Street stores, and a railroad sluiceway was clogged with debris. Water reached six feet in west-side homes as embankments were undermined and boats were swept away.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Ocean Grove
Wesley Lake
Main Street
Mass Meeting Called by Weavers on Wage Demands
FALu River reports a call issued today for a mass meeting of weavers at the park at 5 p m Saturday. The gathering will discuss pushing the Board of Trade for an advance in wages.
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Board of Trade
Shipping news drift lists arrivals and departures from Atlantic ports
A dated compilation shows ships at Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and London with origins including Liverpool, Port Antonio Jamaica, Palermo, and Montreal. Vessels such as Marmion, Roman, and Britannic are noted along with routes to or from Baltimore, Le Havre, Suez, and Queens town. Several ships are marked as having proceeded from Southampton to New York or London, reflecting mid August and August 15 activity.
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Latran
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Joston
British Empire
London
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Port Antonio
Jam
Roman
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Robert Harrowing
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Late Ship News Delivers Wide Atlantic Arrivals and Departures
From New York Aug 14 report ships arrive and sail including steamers Herman Winter Boston Abbie S Walker Vinal Haven and Emersion Lottie Franconia and more with numerous destinations. Cleared vessels list includes Chateau Latte Oliver Bordeaux Llandaff City Gore Bristol Hugo Magica and others.
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Abbie S. Walker
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Buenos Ayres
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Ire
Ruby
Alexander
Pointe-a- Vive
Fetes mark second anniversary of Prince Ferdinand throne
Reports from Soria and Paris describe Prince Ferdinand greeted with enthusiasm during anniversary fetes. He praised Bulgaria's progress and noted Western admiration. Other items include extradition talk on Boulanger Rochefort and travel of Emperor Francis Joseph with Emperor William amid cheering crowds.
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Ile
Asbury Grove Meeting Notes Brighten Despite Threatening Weather
At Asbury Grove on Aug 15 crowds gathered in the tabernacle tent for a day of services and lectures led by ministers from Zion's Herald, Lawrence, Boston, Peabody, and Malden. Highlights included sermons on Behold I stand at the door and knock, the Resurrection of the Dead, and the Ungathered Harvest, with juvenile and dedicatory events in between. Tomorrow features an annual meeting and further preaching by Rev. Frederick Woods and Rev. Odell.
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Zion's Herald
Charles Hanaford
Lawrence
J. W. Hamilton
D.D
Boston
W. P. Ray
Peabody
John
W. P. Odell
Malden
Frederick Woods
Chautauqua Alumni Reunions Highlight Day
At Chautauqua New York on August 16 alumni reunions marked a festival day. Dr Gladden lectured on corporations as a social factor and moral influence while concerts drew thousands. Lectures by Mahaffy and Burrows accompanied by normal union events and an illuminated boat fleet capped the program.
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Chautauqua
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Kellogg Memorial Hall
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Washington Gladden
Mahaffy
Greece
John Henry Burrows
John Stuart Mill
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Normal Hall
J. W. Worden
Philadelphia
A. D. Dunning
Boston
J. L. Hurlburt
Methodist Church
Normal Union
Elixir of Death Ends Patient in Shamokin
George Robert, son of Mt. Carmel, suffered long from bowel inflammation and related illnesses. After doctors lost hope, Brown Sequard elixir was injected in the left chest and again in the arm. The patient improved briefly but died the next day.
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Penn
George Robertson
Mt. Carmel
Reunion of Maine Veterans Held at Hurricane Isle
The annual reunion of the Fourth Maine Regiment and Second Maine Battery convened at Hurricane Isle with large attendance. Officers were elected and a clam bake followed, featuring speeches by Colonel Elijah Walker of Somerville and General Tilson of Rockland.
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Hurricane Isle
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Ontario Cricket Association Sets Sept. 16 For International Match
In Toronto on Aug. 15 the Ontario Cricket Association decided to ask the American Association to fix the international match around Sept. 16. The plan aims to stage the game after summer events and strengthen cross border cricket relations.
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Justice Field Targeted: Wife Accuses Him in Terry Killing
Stockon Cal Aug 15 A warrant for Justice Stephen J Field is issued after Mrs Sarah Althea Terry accuses him of complicity in the murder of her husband David S Terry at Lathrop. Sheriff Cunningham heads to San Francisco to seize Field as the coroner’s jury cites Nagle’s gunshot role. The narrative notes Field resumes duties under deputy protection and reflects on threats and security measures by federal authorities.
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Terry
Senate Committee On Irrigation and Reclamation
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Cal
Stephen J. Field
Sarah Althea Terry
David S. Terry
Lathrop
Cunningham
Marshal Nagle
Sawyer
PD. J. Brewer
Kansas
United States
Franks
Nagle
United States Marshal’s Office
Washington
California
Sam
Ex-President Cleveland Travels by Train and Steamer
Ex-President and Mrs. Cleveland departed Marion on the Old Colony pay car for Boston where the car joined the second steamboat train. They then took staterooms on the steamer Providence bound for New York. Crowds expected Harrison but cheered Cleveland as he left the car with his wife.
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Plan to Build a Maine Railroad to Open Timber Fields
Portsmouth August 15 report that Frank Jones plans an eighty mile railroad from Mattawamkeag to Presque Isle in northern Maine. The line would connect with Maine Central, open rich farming and timber regions, and attract a syndicate seeking land appreciation as access to New England markets improves. Maine Central is said to be interested.
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A PICTURESQUE CAREER OF DAVID S TERRY IN CALIFORNIA
The article chronicles David S Terry from Kentucky lineage to Texas service under Sam Houston, his early law career, and rise on the California bench. It covers his 1856 clash with vigilantes, his opposition to mob justice, and his ties to Broderick era politics amid San Francisco’s corruption. It notes his stubbed neck wound to Hopkins, his arrest, and ongoing disputes with vigilante power.
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Mississippi
Texas
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Bellen
Jack Hay
Texas Rangers
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Mexico
Terry
David C. Broderick
Stockton
Samuel Hardy
Supreme Court of California
Broderick
San Francisco
New York City
Vigilantes
S.A. Hopkins
Reuben Maloney
Maloney
Hopkins
Liberty
Washington
Crosby Libel Suit: Judge Denies Pretrial Examination Request
New York Aug 15 Judge Ingraham refused Russell B Harrison’s bid to examine Colonel Schuyler Crosby before trial in a libel suit. Harrison sought details on Crosby’s finances residence business associates social life marriage status and any pending divorce, along with all allegations in the publication.
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Russell B. Harrison
Colonel Crosby
William Jones
E. S. Butler & Co
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Short
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Supreme Court
Schuyler Crosby
Crosby
Weather forecast for New England and nearby areas
Forecast for Friday evening shows Maine with local showers then fair and warmer with westerly winds. Elsewhere in New England expect fair, slightly warmer conditions with northwesterly winds. Eastern New York will see fair skies and warmer temperatures in the north with stationary temperatures in the south and westerly winds.
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Maine
New England
New York
Blind Boy Run Over and Killed in Hopedale
Mit ForD August 15 An ox team accidentally ran over Samuel Andrews ten year old blind son of Frank L. Andrews of Hopedale. He died two hours after the incident.
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Ford
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President Harrison Visits Concord in Formal State Welcome
President Harrison arrives in Concord NH amid orderly crowds and grand army escorts. He meets Governor Goodell and the legislature, receives greetings from senators and congressmen, then addresses the joint convention before touring the State House and Eagle Hotel for a formal luncheon with notable officials.
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Ayling
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Council Chamber
David H. Goodell
H. W. Blair
W. E. Chandler
Alonzo Nute
Orrin C. Moore
J. H. Potter
U.S.A
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Harrison
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Eagle Hotel
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Chandler
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Moore
J. N. Patterson
the Treasury
Gilman Marston
Exeter
Joseph H. Potter
A. P. Blunt
W. D. Cochran
Nashua
D. A. Taggart
Goffstown
Hiram Kt. Upton
Harry Bingham
Littleton
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