Fresh Revolution Feared in Buenos Ayres
Buenos Ayres reports troops kept under arms overnight after officer dismissals spark fear of a new revolt. Cordoba governor resigns and the provincial bank closes as tensions rise in the region. Uncle Sam as arbiter for peace between Salvador and Guatemala is cited with U S mediation aiding negotiations led by Mizner.
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Uncle Sam
Salvador
Guatemala
Rioman Art
Mexico
Buenos Ayres
Cordoba
Sam
Ciry
San Salvador
la Libertad
Galindo
United States
Thetis
Ezeta
Mizner
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Blaine
Maine Central
Uruguay
Man Dies of Heart Failure Bathing at Crescent Beach
A man believed to be David F. Crane of East Somerville dies of heart failure while bathing at Crescent Beach. On page 8 the month's mind for John Boyle O'Reilly is set for the cathedral. Also noted are minor hotel gatherings, prominent arrivals, the second day of militia duty on the Wabash, and the Papyrus Club action on the seminar of two members.
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David
F. Crane
East Somerville
Crescent Beach
John Boyle O'Reilly
Wabash
Papyrus Club
Bethlehem Gladly Praises 1890 Coaching Parade
The Bethlehem coaching parade concludes its fourth annual season with lavish hotel and private decorations, a moving lineup of coaches, and prizes awarded to Highland Maplewood Alpine and Strawberry Hill houses. Despite earlier storm, a sunny finale brings fireworks and crowds praising the pageant as a permanent Bethlehem tradition.
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Brruvenem
N. H
Sprcran
New Orleans
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Street
Highland
Upland
Belleyne
Strawberry Hill
Sinclair House
Maplewood
Colonel Sinclair
Ketchum
Howard House
Maplewood Cottage
Highland House
Maplewood Hotel
Mt.Washington House
Strawberry Hill House
Sam
Ous
Pwin Mountain
Iwin Mountain House
Lloward House
Indications Forecast For New England States Fair Weather
Forecast through 8 p m Thursday for Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts including coastal zones says fair conditions with stationary to warmer temperatures and southerly to southwesterly winds. Eastern New York shows fair weather with tied temperatures and southerly winds. Observations note clear skies and moderate humidity with small reported precipitations.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Knode Island
Connecticut
New York
California mining stocks close at San Francisco list
The August 20 mining stock close in San Francisco shows varied gains and losses with names such as Alla wees Hale & Norcross Yest & Welcher Mecttaie Chollar Ophir Union Con. Gould & Curry Commonwealth and North HelIe among others trading in the session. Prices range from around 1.05 to 4.50, reflecting mixed activity across the sector.
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California
San Francisco
Hale & Norcross
Yest & Welcher
Bex
Rown Wolth
Union Con
Ene Colles Ss Esas, Ltd
North Helle Isis
Gould & Curry
Commonwealth Cee
Washington Relic Tooth in Glass Case Exhibit
Isaac J. Greenwood of New York displays a molar said to be General George Washington’s last tooth removed under the law. A glass case holds the tooth along with an under false jaw and an extract from a will. Another case contains a Washington letter noting a $15 remittance dated Vernon January 6, 1799.
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George Washington
Isaac J. Greenwood
New York
Mr. Greenwood
Isaac John Greenwood
General Washington
John Greenwood
Washington
Greenwood
Mr. Vernon
Mexican art exhibition concession in Rome story
Rome reports the Mexican government granted ex Deputy Orsini a concession for an art exhibition to be held in Mexico City. The plan spans 1802 to 805 with Italian government backing. The move stirs gratitude toward President Diaz and his ministers among Italians. Swiss villages devastated by a three minute cyclone near Berne, Aug. 30. Lavallee and Loux villages hit, forests destroyed, many injured.
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Lavalle
Soux
Mexico
Rome
Orsini
Diaz
Berne
Vaur
Lavallee
Loux
Uruguay Ministers Resign Amid Bank Losses
London dispatch reports Uruguay’s Minister of Finance resigns with other ministers expected to follow. The National Bank balance sheet shows a ten million peso loss.
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Uruguay
London
Hardwicke Stakes at Stockton and Great Northern Leger Winners
In London racing news Sarawak won the Hardwicke Stakes at Stockton with Schism second and Installation third from seven starters. The Great Northern Leger at one mile thirty is won by Queens Birthday, Childebert second, Margarine third with six starters. Nearby reports note Armenia’s worsening crisis and cholera deaths at Ebor Mecca and Jeddah, plus potato blight spreading in County Down and a death on a British steamer at Malaga.
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General Foreign News
London
Stockton
Sarawak
Schism
Installation
Childebert
Margarine
Armenia
Moosh
Cairo
Ebor
Mecca
Jeddah
Duslin
County Down
Armagh
Malaga
Sultan of Morocc o vanquishes rebels at Zemmour
From Valencia the report claims the Sultan of Morocco secretly defeated rebels at Zemmour, executing eighty prisoners. The message from Sr. Perensaura dated Aug 20 notes the steamer Gregor burned on the Volga at Nishni Novgorod with many passengers perishing by fire or drowning.
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Valencia
Tortosa
Tarragona
Tanciens
Counterfeit Silver Dollars Found in U S Vaults
United States Sub-Treasurer Walters delays signing while government experts recount over seven million silver dollars in Philadelphia vaults. Early counts reveal counterfeit coins among the first thousand. ex Sub-Treasurer Page explains prior shipments and past counts, with details disputed and awaiting official resolution.
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Hudson
Philadelphia
United States
Walters
Davis Page
George Eyster
Eyster
Page
Gallen
Washington
Wise
Canadian Pacific Buys Canada Eastern Railway
Ottawa reports Canadian Pacific has completed negotiations to purchase the Canada Eastern railway in northern New Brunswick. The line would connect with the New Brunswick railway, recently absorbed, to shorten the route from the Upper Provinces to New England points.
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Ottawa
Ont
President Harrison Birthday in Cape May Party
President Harrison arrived at Broad Street Station from Washington with General Sewell. They traveled to Camden in Sewell's private car and proceeded to Cape May aboard the 2 30 express. At Cape May Point the party, including Mrs Harrison and Baby, began a quiet birthday celebration at the presidential cottage marking his fifty seventh birthday.
Thirty-ninth Annual Meeting Opens in Indianapolis
The American Association for the Advancement of Science begins its thirty ninth annual meeting in Indianapolis with an organizing session in the House of Representatives. Over two hundred members attend as Professor A Mendenhall hands the chair to Professor George L. Goodale who will serve as president elect. Retiring president Mendenhall delivers the annual address as sections meet and readings by Chandler Minot and others are noted.
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Indianapolis
Ind
American Association For the Advancement of Science
House of Representatives
A. Mendenhall
Association
George L. Goodale
Cambridge
Mendenhall
Asa Gray
Harvard
Goodale
Australian Association
A. Chandler
C. 5. Minot
Boston
Naval orders shift engineers and grant leave at steel works
Washington reports a series of naval orders: George D. Stricklane is assigned to the Standard Steel Casting Company in Penn to relieve R. T. Hall, who goes to Philadelphia. George K. Salisbury is detached from Chicago and sent to Baltimore. Horace R. Yowell is released from Mare Island for a one year leave. Solon Arnold is moved from Baltimore to Chicago to continue duties until Sept 1, when his resignation will be accepted to take effect one year later.
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Washington
Naval
George D. Stricklane
Standard Steel Casting Company
Penn
R. T. Hall
Philadelphia
George K. Salisbury
Chicago
Baltimore
Horace R. Yowell
Mare Island
Solon Arnold
Fire, manhole cover erupts near Scollay Square
A loud blast near Scollay Square just before midnight sent the Edison Electric Light manhole cover rising six feet as flames erupted. The incident caused an outage of all incandescent lights and insulation burn in the wires, but no injuries were reported.
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Scollay Square
Hanover
Court Streets
Edison Electric Light Company
Steamers Arrived at Boston and Other Ports
A list of steamers arriving or sailing on August 20 and nearby dates. Vessels include Hawarian from Liverpool, Ravter from Antwerp, Yuumari from Jamnatea, Devoula from New York bound for Glasgow, Alaska from New York to Liverpool, Crystel from New York to Father Point, Mascotte from New York to Antwerp, Volturno from New York, Amarynnia from Montreal, Milanese Boston to London, Illinois from New York, and several other arrivals and departures with multiple origin and destination pairs.
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Boston
Hawarian
Liverpool
the Ravter
Antwerp
Yuumari
Jamnatea
AL Moville
Devoula
New York
Glasgow
Queenstown
Alaska
Proceeed
AL Leith
Crystel
Father Point
Eigh Companion
Avon
Huston
London
Vlessey
Montreal
Slate Conventions Nominates Judicial Ticket and Delegates
The Slate convention in Barrton North Carolina nominated Chief Justice Merriman and Justice Clark by acclamation and endorsed nine Superior Court judges for reelection. Senator Vance was urged for reelection to the US Senate. Proposals push silver coinage currency expansion repeal of internal revenue and abolition of national banks amid calls for financial reform.
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N. C
Merriman
Clark
Superior Court
Vance
United States Senate
Minowaukee
Wis
Hoard
Joseph R. Treat
Congress
Death toll rises in Presidents bride disaster with twenty dead
Quincy reports three more fatalities today raising total to twenty as eleven injured remain at Quincy Hospital in precarious condition. Names include Mrs Abbie Apners and Miss Eva Bankarp among the dead, with several others identified from yesterday’s list and more bodies expected to be identified.
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Quincy
SpretAn
Quincy Hospital
Abbie Apners
Louisville
Eva Bankarp
Asheville
N. C
Martie Francis
Chelsea
Boston City Hospital
Mary F. Parser
B. F. Parker
Wellesley Hills
Master Panker
F. Parker
Lyman Mirritn
Rumney
N. H
Many E. Truroy
Lexington
Marnne
Jessie McAllister
Lowell
Ruth Blackburn
M. A. Hail
Fort Wayne
Ind
E. C. Bailey
Roxbury
W. R. Abbott
Andrew Tower
Charlestown
J. L. Needham
Lawrence
W. Edwards
J. O. Brown
T. W. Addison
Maria Welch
James
Cleveland
Hall
Brown's
Hall’s
N. IL
Winchester
Mass
Kendrick
Boston
French
Langley
Porter
Stevens
Panic in tunnel trains ends with tragedy and fright
In Chicago La Salle street tunnel a panic arose when two grip trains stopped suddenly on a grade. A brake failure blocked escape, women and children were trampled, Mrs Julius Winter was fatally crushed, others suffered bruises and shock though no collision occurred.
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MercaGgo
la Salle Street
Julius Winter
Wright and Ditson Advocate Celery Compound Boosts Health
A Boston sports advocate recounts George Wright of Wright & Ditson praising Waine's Celery Compound. He notes personal fatigue eased by the remedy and urges readers to trust modern scientific discoveries for general vitality and endurance.
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Dante Net
George Wright
Wright & Ditson
Washington Street
Boston
America
Thue
Wri
Lam
Talso
Waine
Powderly Leads bitter fight over rail strike
New York Aug 20 Powderly declares the strike has grown beyond a local assembly into a federation battle with the railroad unions ready to back it. Webb refuses arbitration, Powderly presses for a hearing at Webb’s office, while talks end without threats.
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New York
Powderly
Federation of Railroad Employees
Devlin
Webb
Ilo
Knights of Labor
Depew
Vanderbilt
Mr. Webb
Powdderly
Messrs. Powderly
T. W. Powderly
New York Central & Hudson Railroad
Terre Haute
Ind
Grand Central Station
Messrs. Webb
Voorhis
Mr. Voorhis
Charles Oswald
Seventy-ninth Street
Spuyten Duyyvil
Oswald
Ludlow Street
Chcaco
Illinois Central System
Leck
Burrago
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