Appeal Circulated Among Massachusetts Roman Catholics
Five hundred copies of an appeal circulated Sunday among Roman Catholics in Massachusetts. It is signed by Rev P A McKenna president J W Walsh secretary and twelve vice presidents of the Irish National League of America executive department of Massachusetts.
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Massachusetts
P. A. McKenna
J. W. Walsh
Irish National League OF America
Commencement address on the Democracy of Learning noted
Riev L Abbott delivered the commencement address at Chautauqua New York on Saturday. The report also notes crops insect troubles in Columbia South Carolina suspected lynching rumors in Georgia and canal delays near Syracuse from a leak at lock 48. Other items cover fights in Virginia Maryland Alaska Yukon reports and a murder inquiry in San Francisco Oregon and Montreal.
Death of Judge Jeremiah S Black in York Pa
Judge Jeremiah Sullivan Black died at 2 10 a m in York Pa aged 73 after a sudden decline from illness. The funeral is set for Tuesday at 5 P M with interment at Prospect Hill. Born 1810 in Glades Somerset County he rose from farmer to eminent lawyer and statesman serving as secretary of state under Buchanan and later as a leading jurist. The article recalls his eulogies and cabinet service and notes his deep religious faith and strong memory for literature.
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Stanton
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Erie
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Yellow Fever Rumors Stir New Orleans Alarm
Galveston reports weekend rumor of yellow fever in New Orleans with no official confirmation. Dr. Fly of the Galveston board of health may be dispatched if needed. Gov Ireland orders health checks on ships from suspected areas. Civilian surgeon Hargis notes Naval Surgeon Owen seriously ill and two new cases at Woolsey Navy Yard.
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Board of Health
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Fly
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Louisville
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Ocean Springs
Key West
Ireland
Woolsey
Navy Yard
Rabid Newfoundland Run Through Flushing Causes Panic
A mad dog terrorized Flushing Long Island biting four children and injuring a horse. A large Newfoundland was killed by locals after being cornered at Main and Liberty streets. The 8 year old girl and two other children were rushed home for medical care. two remain in critical condition with risk of hydrophobia.
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Lh. I
L. I
Locust Street
Main Street
Liberty
Main Streets
William Lawrence
William Bownizan
George Jackson
Bowling
Camp Arthur Fishing Trip With President and Party
At Camp Islam they marched along the Gros Ventre river to Low Mesa and renamed the camp Camp Arthur. The president, Gen Sheridan, Gen Stager, and Senator West fished, with Capt Clark returning from elk and bear hunting. All are well and enjoying the mountain air.
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Gros Ventre River
Fort Washakie
W. T
Islam
Gros Ventre
Canons
Low Mesa
Sheridan
Gen. Stager
Senator West
Capt
Clark
Preparing for Work on the Great Canal The Glass Works
Sandwich Massachusetts August 18 officers of the Cape Cod Canal company advance plans for canal operations. The westerly terminus at Monnument River mouth and the easterly terminus near Sagamore Hill will differ from the 1880 route. A $200,000 state guarantee likely soon placed with the treasurer. The Cape Cod glass works reports progress on Vasa Murre lenta glass with elegant specimens and two skilled laborers, with prospects for more workers.
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Sandwich
Mass
Cape Cod Canal Company
George B. Chamberlain
Wright
Monnument River
Sagamore Hill
Town Neck
Cape Cod
Vasa Murrellena Glass
Wealthy Mexican Killed and Wife Seized by Redskins
A Deming report says a wealthy Mexican was killed below Bavispe Sonora while his wife bathed in a mountain stream. Indians also stole 36 horses from Simon Lambert and partner. Chihua hua reports an attack by armed Indians in US army uniforms. prospectors escaped with camp gear. Sonora governor suspends import duties on American goods in affected cantons. D C Leray offered 1000 to Pueblo Indians to join a rescue of Charles McComas but failed. Rumors of a large Indian band near San Carlos persist but are not common.
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N. M
Bavispe
Sonora
Simon Lambert
Casa Grande
Chihuahua
Cantons
D. C. Leray
Casco Grande
Sierra Madres
Charles McComas
San Carlos Reservation
Wealthy Pendleton Founders Off Pernambuco
The American bark Wealthy Pendleton under Capt. Pendleton, sailing from Adelaide on March 2 bound for Malden island, belonging to Searsport Maine, has foundered and her crew have reached Pernambuco.
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London
Ang
Wealthy Pendleton
Pendleton
Searsport
Pernambuco
Adelaide
Malden Island
Telegrapher strike aftermath and Boston talks
New York telegraphers held a final meeting at Clarendon hall discussing the four week strike. A relief fund for out of work women was planned, with contributions from operators. In Boston, Codman hall heard petitions from 150 operators. many refused to sign, others expected reinstatement with lower pay and oath to avoid unions. Western Union reported limited reinstatements while bases and rapid company policies were debated. A separate note covers a fine for R Bell over racial discrimination and bond redemptions. Pensacola quarantine plans and a pistol incident at a post office.
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Clarendon Hall
Mitchell
Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Knights of Labor
Brotherhood
Hamstone
Chicago
Boston
Codman Hall
C. W. Henderson
Henderson
Tremont Street
Fire alarm from Hyde Park cites lamp explosion
An alarm of fire in Hyde Park Saturday evening was caused by the explosion of a kerosene lamp in Aubrey Maclernan's house on Sunnyside street. Damage, $100. The alarm from box 52, Newton, at 9:30 Sunday morning was for a fire which entirely consumed the barn of John McCarty on Homer ae west Newton, Loss, $100, cause not Stated.
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Hyde Park
Aubrey Maclernan
Sunnyside Street
Newton
John McCarty
Homer Ae West Newton
Keater Dumber Company
Moline
Ill
Tremont Street
Charles H. Belle
Edward K. Hall
F. Colcord
Martin Hayes
Whitneyville
Wellington
Atkinson
J. C. Fisher & Co
M. D. Keeney
Gray & Co
Middle Grove
N. Y
Crawford
Miss
R. McCready & Co
Montreal
Princeton
Ind
Wm. Jessopp
Man Fatally Shot by Burglars on 156th Street
New York dispatch reports Charles Langmaack fatally shot by two masked highwaymen who robbed him of 17 dollars. In Garden City Long Island a flock of 40 sheep died and 20 injured after lightning struck a tree shelter. Edward McGuire arrested in NYC for circulating counterfeit 2.50 gold pieces. Storms cause no major damage in the city.
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New York
Charles Langmaack
Garden City
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Edward McGuire
Unknown schooner sinks off Beach Haven amid mystery
An unidentified 300 ton schooner sank five miles off Beach Haven Long Beach on Friday morning while pursued by a steamer. Both vessels headed for shore under sail and steam. the schooner vanished with all aboard believed lost. The steamer lingered about half an hour before heading eastward. The schooner reportedly flew a black flag.
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Atlantic City
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Beach Haven
Long Beach
Plan for settlement of all claims against Pacific bank
A three‑person committee proposes an amicable solution to the Pacific National Bank disaster. The American Loan and Trust Company would act as intermediary, receiving claims and funds, paying 25 percent to creditors within seven months, indemnifying stockholders, then distributing the remaining balance pro rata. Creditors and stockholders must transfer claims to the trust company, which would hold funds and pay assessments to cover stockholder guarantees.
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Pacific National Bank of
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Rbut
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Plains
Trust Company
Said Trust Company
John Shepard
James F. C. Hyde
Newton
Moses W. Richardson
John F. C. Hyde
The Week Opens New Theatres and Acts Tonight
The Week's Attractions reports season openings at the Museum and Howard with a full variety bill at the Howard and Olivette at Park Square pavilion. It details renovations at the Howard including a new proscenium arch and drop curtain by H L Reid and staff lineups for management and orchestra.
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Mr. Barron
Miss Clarke
Howard
Mollie Wilson
Pickett and Vincent
Tom Daly
Lizzie Derious
Three Fletchers
Grogan
Park Square
Olivette
Elma Delaro
Eugene Clark
Bessie Grey
Charles Fostelli
Cushing Process Prized as New Method to Age Liquors
Dr Ira B Cushing of Brookline Mass claims a revolution in liquor ripening by passing warm air through United States bonded warehouse liquors with a steam air pump to mimic barrel aging. He asserts the result is chemically pure, tasting like aged liquids, with endorsements from chemists physicians and liquor judges. The Cushing Process Company is formed with offices in multiple streets and plans to supply druggists for medicinal and family use at lower prices while guaranteeing purity.
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Brookline
Mass
United States
Ried
Dr. Cushing
H. W. Burgett
E. Burt Phillips
High Street
Broad Street
Cushing Process Company
Democratic and Greenback Parties Convene in State Meeting
The Democratic State Committee met Saturday in the absence of Col. French and N. A. Plympton with Reuben Noble presiding. Wetherbee of Acton died. resolutions of respect drafted. Springfield favored as convention site for Sept 26 with Springfield leading on ballots. Officers, district delegates, and numerous committees named. Woodbury and Cov eney among at large selections. The Greenback state committee organized naming P. P. Fields as chairman and G. B. Hutchinson as secretary. state convention date to be fixed Aug 29.
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Democratic State Committee
Jonas H. French
N. A. Plympton
Reuben Noble
Westfield
J. W. Coveny
Daniel Wetherbee
Acton
Fales
Lewis
Storer
Springfield
Boston
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Salem
M. M. Cunniff
Hancock
Ward
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Charles Levi Woodbury
Charles P. Thompson
Gloucester
Warwick House
Messrs. Fifield
Lewis and Stover
Middlesex
Josiah G. Abbott
Ian Noble
A. A. Haggett
Lowell
M M. Cunniff
J. P. Sweeney Lawrence
Drake
Baston
Bushrod Morse
Sharon
Thomas Salmon
Woburn
Henry Walker
George S. Willis
Pittsfield
Charles D. Lewis
Framingham
Maynard
John Hurley
Sempleton
Charles E. Raymond
Cambridge
James E. Estabrook
James W. Calnan
George W. Fifiela
C. A. Galvin
B. P. Peach, Jr
Lynn
H. L. Butterworth
Brookfield
John W. Corcoran
Clinton
James Devine
Charles L. Woodbury
Reuben Nobile
M.M. Cunniff
Leander Sprague
A. C. Drinkwater
Philander Cobb
E. B. Maynard
J. W. Coveney
Joseph A. Ingalls
Suffolk County
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S. P. Billings
Hatfield
Franklin County
E. J. Pratt
Greenfield
Norfolk County
J. Rower
Randolph
Simron
Bristol County
L.S. Drake
Easton
E. Barrett
Fall River
B. F. Hathaway, Jr
New Bedford
Worcester County
George F. Hewitt
Henry E. Fales
Milford
John Huarley
Templeton
J. W. Corcoran
Hampden County
George H. Blelock
R. P. Crafts
Holyoke
Berkshire County
George
Plymouth County
W. Savery
South Carver
W. Wilkins
Brockton
Cape District
T. B. Chase
Harwich
Greenbackers
Greenback State Committee
Charles H. Litehman
Marblehead
Oolficers
P. P. Fields
G. B. Hutchinson
Highway Robbery and Notable Local Incidents Reported
A string of incidents from Saturday and Sunday includes Thomas R. Major reporting a break-in at 9 Ashton Place with a ladies watch a plated chain and a revolver stolen. John Hayes arrested for larceny of seven pairs of trousers from J. B. Barnaby Co. A four-week-old girl left on 29 Carver Street steps was taken to Clarendon Street home. Daniel Chambers robbed of $125 and a silver watch near South End. A 3-month-old boy left at 1110 Harrison Avenue sent to Chardon Street home. Alexander Desjardins, 21, under arrest for several highway robberies. Edward Berry, 22, last seen after an ER rand to Boston. Maggie Powers, 15, runaway from Portland, locked up until city marshal arrival. Warner Powers charged with assault with a loaded pistol on Kitt’s Street. Stephen Linnehan injured by horse car. visited City Hospital. Preston Schliegher, 28, foot crushed on North Ferry Avenue. possibly amputated. Several youths arrested for robbing Terrance Dolan’s store on Hudson Street. $6,246 recovered from them. McDonald, Gannon arrested for watch and money robbery on Stoddard Street. Joe Dunn, East Canton Street foreman, injured when wheels ran over his head but refused hospital care to return home. prognosis doubtful.
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Ashton Place
Charles Street
John Hayes
J. B. Barnaby & Co
Washington Street
Carver Street
Clarendon Street
Daniel Chambers
Tremont Street
South End
Portland
Warner Powers
Division 3
Charles Tlayes
Kitt’s Street
Stephen J. Linnehan
Medford
Boston
City Hospital
Preston Sehliegher
North Ferry Avenue
John Connell
Michael Carey
David Carey
George Doherty
Eugene Reardon
Lizzie le Clair
Carrie Hildebran
Indiana Place
Terrance Dolan
Hudson Street
Parker Street
Captain Rhodes Aims for Niagara Rapids Swim Prize
Captain Rhodes stated in an interview he will attempt the Niagara rapids to claim the government prize of 50 000 dollars and plans a 5 000 dollar monument to Capt Webb, with the Webb widow receiving an equal share. He and Herman Fiurchardt swam five miles Saturday, Rhodes ill but undeterred, while a dummy may be sent through the rapids today and the voyage to follow on Tuesday.
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Largest Race Ever Sailed at Beverly Yacht Club
Beverly Yacht Club hosted what was billed as the largest regatta, with 237 entries and 171 starters. Marblehead harbor saw a flotilla of yachts awaiting favorable wind, which arrived mid race path. Prizes totaled 1165 dollars in gold, awarded across multiple classes, with detailed course lists and judges aboard the Phantom.
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Marblehead
WSW
New York Club
Beverly Club
Roaring Bull
Tom Moore
Egg Rock
Curtis’s Point
Selman
W. Lloyd Jeffries
George A. Goddard
Daniel Appleton
W. A. Jeffries
E. V. R. Thayer
James i. Blake
George P.gardner
Phantom
Rifle Shooting and Cricket Notes at Walnut Hall
A fair attendance observed at the rifle shooting match at Walnut Hall. Wind calm until 3:30 then brisk with a sharp shower around 9. Best scores listed. Oarsmen from Maranacook to row at Lake Maranacook on September 4, with Hanlan, Lee, Ross, Plaisted among others.
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