Reports from Captain Repard and Queen Victoria telegram
Washington learns from Captain Repard of the revenue cutter Rush and a congratulatory telegram from Queen Victoria. Officials deny US moves to acquire Hawaii while warning against foreign interference, and outline potential actions to protect American interests if needed.
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Repard
Revenue Cutter
Rush
Queen Victoria
Washineton
Sprcau
Department of State
United States
Hawaiian Islands
State Department
Golden Gate
Hawaii
Mississippi River
Cuba
Department
Civil Service
Edgerton
Chicago Post Office
Lyman
Oberly
Secretary of the Treasury
Shepard
Onunalaska
Alaska
Behring Sea
Cape Cheerful
W. P. Sayward
Victoria
B. C
Behring
Ounalaska
Sitka
Dolphin
San Francisco
St. Georgesland
Grace
Oanalaska
Anna Beck
Premier Macdonald fails to visit Campobello amid bad weather
St Andrews New Brunswick August 14 Sir John A Macdonald and Lady Tilley planned a Campobello visit but repeated postponements due to rain and rough seas thwarted the trip. The Escort failed at Clam Cove Head and the Emmet could not reach the island. The premier aged 70 to 80 declined a Sunday voyage citing weather and safety. The event drew local humor and newspaper witticisms about the rain and a long reign.
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St. Andrews
N. B
Sreciat
John A. Macdonald
Campobello
Tyn-y-coed
Government House
Sir John
Lady Macdonald
Leonard ‘Tilley
John
Clam Cove Head
Tilley
Fredericton
Colorado
St. John Telegraph
Canute
Telegraph
Defect in the New Cruisers Visit to the Atlanta
Newcastle August 13 The Atlanta cruiser visitors recount the ship’s practical design and comforts including officer quarters electric lights and ice making. Dances aboard are curtailed by limited deck space but hops at Hotel Pocahontas and Parkfield Hotel charm officers with stylish gowns and a notable search light spectacle. The piece ends with regret as the Atlanta leaves for Bar Harbor. Also Wayland farmers threaten lawsuits over downstream flooding by Boston water board waste.
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Newcastle
N. H
Sprcrar
Atlanta
Uncle Sam
Tennessee
Navy Yard
Pepperell
Empire State
Parkfield
Kittery Point
Bar Harbor
Wayland
Boston Water Board
Meadow Pond
Natick
Crowds At The Races As Favorites Win At Saratoga
At Saratoga New York on August 16 crowds enjoyed four races with strong betting. Harry Russell won the opening three-quarter mile race with Cassatt second and Lelex third while Swift took the one and one eighth mile sweep. Tramp won the Foxhail stakes over Bronzomarte and Carey with Glenspray second. Rosalind led a one mile race with Maggie Mitchell second and Modesty third. Broughton won the final selling race with Unique second and Jubilee third.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Sproran
Hanover
Selex
Pat Dennis
Harry Russell
Romp
Harwood
Valor
Cassatt
Capulin
Meadow Queen
Pools
Lelex
Unique
Santa Claus
Colonel Owens
Harry Glenn
Biscuit
Place
Swift
Royal Arch
Brown Duke
Springfield
Gray Cloud
Orvid
Queen of Elizabeth
Columbine
Valiant
Cloud
Association
J. R. Keene
Carey
Bronzomarte
Tramp
Glenspray
Pendennis
Bro
Saxony
Lewis Clark
Alfred
Gleaner
Modesty
Rosalind
Maggie Mitchell
Himalaya
Broughton
Littrell
Rebel Friend
Tambourette
Eva K
Rio Grande
Harry Rose
Phil Lewis
Bixby
Jubilee
Persimmons
Herman
Chickahominy
Gold Bond
Bequests From Maria Chorley and William Perkins
The late Maria D. Chorley leaves 1000 to the Young Women’s Christian Association and 500 to both the Children's Friend Society and the Home for Little Wanderers. The late William Perkins bequeaths 30000 to Harvard College 2500 to the Boston Asylum and Farm School 2500 to the Boston Marine Society and 1000 to the Boston Young Men’s Christian Union.
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Maria D. Chorley
Young Women’s Christian Association
Children’s Friend Society
Little Wanderers
William Perkins
Harvard College
Boston Asylum and Farm School
Boston Marine Society
Boston Young Men’s Christian Union
Amusements listings in Boston venues
The Boston area theatres and halls announce tonight and afternoon shows including Irish Aristocracy at the Boston Theatre, McNish Johnson and Slagin's minstrels at Globe Theatre, Sweatnam Rice and Fagan at Boston Museum, Soldene burlesque at Howard Athenaum, Arcadia at Oakland Garden, Promenade concert at Music Hall and Munkacsy painting Christ before Pilate at Horticultural Hall.
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Boston Theatre
Globe Theatre
McNish, Johnson and Slagin
Boston Museum
Sweatnam, Rice and Fagan
Howard Athenaum
Soldene Burlesque Company
Oakland Garden
Arcadia
Eue Hall
Horticultural Hall
Munkacsy
Christ Before Pilate
Auction Notices for Brighton and Stocks
Sales by auction today list Albert Howe and Co Brighton and Stock L Day Co at 11:30 a m for cars and carriages. Francis Henshaw Co handles stocks at 12 m. Thursday offers canned goods via Horatio Harris at 12 m.
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Albert Howe & Co
Brighton
L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Horatio Harris
Marriages in the City This Month
Aug. 14 to Aug. 15 marriages reported by Rev. D W Waldron Rev A P Mason and Rev L A Banks. Alfred Binfield wed Lelia Howard John Cedarblad wed Caroline Bolin Marcus Sackett wed Annie Ainsworth.
Deaths in City Aug 14 Death notices listed with ages
Multiple local obituaries dated Aug 14 to Aug 18 naming John J Anderson George F Cotter John H Campbell Peter Crowley Mary G Church Elizabeth Ekholm Frederick R Fowler Francis H Johnson Theresa Keefe Vincent H Osborne Henry Ost hu es Caroline M Putnam William Peters Mrs George Loring Miriam W Sprague Isaac Sweetser John Sullivan William Walsh Maggie White with ages ranging from infants to 88. Funeral details noted for Isaac Sweetser.
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Elizabeth
Jacob Ekholn
Fowler
Peekskill
N. Y
Frederick R. Fowler
Johnson
Cambridgeport
Francis H. Johnson
Keefe
Theresa
John F
Theresa A. Keefe
Osborne
Medfield
Vincent H. Osborne
Boston
Osthues
East Cambridge
Henry Osthues
Putnam
Salem
Caroline M
Nathan Putnam
Peters
Chelsea
William Peters
Potter
Brooklyn
George
John G. Loring
Spragul
St. Johnsbury
Miriam W
William W. Sprague
Charles and
Mary Wentworth
Kennebunk
Sweetser
Lynn
Isaac Sweetser
Ocean Street
Sullivan
Boston Harbor
John Sullivan
Walsh
William Walsh
Whiti
Maggie
Paten
Thomas J
Rose White
Proposals for Rebuilding Chelsea Bridge Water Box Bid
The Boston Water Board invites sealed proposals to rebuild the water pipe box and Fender at Chelsea Bridge North. Bids due noon Saturday August 27 1887 at City Hall Boston with certified check for 1000. Plans obtainable from City Engineer Office. Board may reject any bid.
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Boston Water Board
Chestnut Hill
City Hall
Boston
Water Board
City of
William B. Smart
Chelsea Bridge
North
Massachusetts
the Water Board
H. T. Rockwell
Office of Boston Water Board
Navy Department
Washington
D. C
Congress
Secretary of the Navy
Bureau of Ordnance
United States
Department
Washington, D. C
William C. Whitney
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