Rainbow wins chaotic Newport yacht race in light winds
Cornelius Vanderbilt on Rainbow wins the eighth race for the $1000 cup at Newport Rhode Island, beating Yankee by 14 seconds and Mineola by 1:09 as Virginia finishes far back in light, fluky airs. Race halted after 15 miles due to poor wind.
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August Belmont
Lee
Poe
Bes
Mtieog
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EMU Gow
Cabic Akc
Ecraseebs Claus
Meda
Point Judith
Eiapses Yacht
Exhibition Day At Orchard Park Bath House Roxbury
Boys and girls from Orchard Park Roxbury swam in an exhibition day organized by Supt J L Kelley. Events included graceful swimming and various races with Patrick King and Thomas Cunningham notable in multiple categories. Orchard street lads defeated Cabot street in the final team race amid applause with city officials and representatives in attendance.
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Bath House
J. L. Kelley
John Butler
Thomas McCabe
Annie Walsh
Annie Jennings
Bridget Burke
Mary Donahue
Nellie Barry
Annie Hall
Edward Hammond
Michael Walsh
Thomas Cunningham
Patrick King
George Donovan
Cabot Street
Orchard Street
John Wiannery
J. J. Kelley
John F. Mulvee
David Abrams
Abrams
Lane
Neely Case: Judge Denies U S Request in Custody Ruling
Judge Wallace denied the U S Attorney Burnett bid to revoke his order sending Neely to the marshal pending appeal to the Supreme Court. He said he would await further extradition developments while Jr. Lindsay filed a new habeas corpus petition asserting Neely remains in marshal custody.
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Wallace
United States Circuit Court
United States
Burnett
Neely
United States Supreme Court
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Knights of Labor Parade Plans on Labor Day
The Knights of Labor and District Assembly No 30 will lead a Labor Day parade with about 3500 men in line. The event will differ from the joint parade organized by the Central Labor Union and the Building Trades Council. John Hurley is named chief marshal.
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Appointment lineup lists Donnelly staff and aides
The announcement names James J. Donnelly as chief of staff and Thomas H. Canning as aide-de-camp, with aides including Robert Hylands L A 628 Daniel Leonard L A 5463 John Harrington L A 6572 John Reynolds L A 5789 and A.
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Thomas H. Canning
Robert Hylands
L. A
Daniel Leonard
John Harrington
John Reynolds
Knights of Labor Parade Route Through Boston Coordinates
A parade led by Thomas H. Canning and James J. Clarke will assemble in Copley square, move along Boylston to Post Office Square, with reviews planned at the State House by Governor Crane and City Hall by Mayor Hart. The march begins at 9 30.
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School
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Miss Helen Zimmerman Jilts Duke of Manchester
New York August reports say Cincinnati heiress Helen Zimmerman with a $10 million fortune has ended her engagement to the Duke of Manchester. She plans to wed Isaac M. Jordan of Cincinnati, a man without wealth or title, and seeks a plain American husband as she travels with accompanying relatives.
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Mathew
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Parade line details by several local unions and bands
The marshal and aids will be mounted. The State Military Band has been engaged. Local assemblies have voted to parade including Freight Handlers 628 South Boston 250 men Sewer Workers 1621 0 Expressmen 1642 150 Railway Employees 1741 100 Paving Employees 1756 200 Water Workers 1927 100 Mixed Trades 241 100 Sanitary and Street Cleaning 5463 300 Freight Handlers 6572 Charlestown 500 Longshoremen 6789 East Boston 700 Longshoremen 174 Charlestown 600 Park Employees 7576 Longshoremen 067 South Boston 100 Longshoremen 9923 North End 12% men
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Charlestown
East Boston
Park
North End
Lightning Strikes Down Dover Youth During Storm
In Dover Delaware on August 20 Herbert Dyer a 15 year old boy was killed instantly by a lightning bolt while on a wagonload of hay. The bolt burned his clothes off and killed one horse. his brother was knocked unconscious by the shock.
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Herbert Dyer
Hub Trade Sees Export Rise Amid Ocean Freight News
Trading figures show exports at 2,59481 compared with 1,990,502 last year while imports stand at 967,611 versus 1,192,798. Wreck Nellie M Slade lies sunk after eight feet of water. Columbian resumes service London via Furness. Mariners report dredging for a new cross harbor pipe and wrecking crews at Meridian Street.
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Admiral Farragut
Long Wharf
Landsman
Maritime Listings of Vessels and Tugs in Various Ports
A long list of ships tugs barges and schooners with origins including Gloucester Portland Philadelphia Weehawken and Bangor among others is noted as cleared or sailed or on passage with several named vessels and barge movements in Atlantic and New England ports. The entries reference coordinates routes and coal ports and include vessels such as the Lancastrian Onward State of Maine Yarmouth N B City of Macon Prince Arthur and Evergreen anchors at President Roads.
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Snow
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Pratt
Sullivan
Wave
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Mary B. Rogers
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Kennebec
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Fannie Hodgkins
Wiscasset
State of Maine
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Low Fare to Chicago During G A R Encampment
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad offers Boston to Chicago round trip tickets for 21 dollars due to the G A R encampment. Tickets usable August 25 26 and 27 with return by September 30. Stopovers allowed at Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia. A J Simmons N B A 211 Washington Street Boston.
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Shipping News Mini Almanac Aug 21
Sun rises at 4 67 a m. sets 6 37 p m. day length 13 hours 46 minutes. Moon rises at 1 a m. High water 8 1 a m. Ships arriving include Karisas from Br waters Eng Aus with passengers and cargo. Hawkesbury and Halifax with merchandise and passengers to Arthur M. Britannic from Nor with coal via Norfolk.
Wachusett Dam Bid Notice Issued by Massachusetts Board
The Metropolitan Water Board of Boston invites sealed proposals for rubble and ashlar faced Wachusett Dam at Clinton Massachusetts. Bids due 2:30 PM September 25 1900. Plans and specs available August 30 from Chief Engineer 3 Mt Vernon Street.
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Wilmot , Evans
Henry P. Walcott
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Frederic P. Earns
William N., Davenport
Bradbury Applies for Druggist Liquor License in Boston
Board notice states Benjamin F. Bradbury seeks a sixth class liquor license as a Druggist at 637 Washington Street Boston in one room on floor and cellar of the building. Clerk Thomas Ryan confirms the application under Public Statutes chapter 100.
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Benjamin F. Bradbury
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