Bank Closed in Albion After President Vanishes
Albion, N Y Aug 21 A notice on the First National bank door states closure until an examination of affairs. President A Warner left Aug 18 to St Catharines Ont and then New York, sole vault combo holder. Bank examiner found accounts correct. inner vault to be drilled tomorrow. Warner linked to Roswell Burrows estate. discovery shows transfers to Puarmely, Ty tler, Newell, and H H Warner.
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Albion
N. Y
First National Bank
A. Warner
St.Catharines
Ont
New York
Warner
Roswell Burrows
Burrows
W.R. Calkins
Rochester
Boston
W. R. Burrows
Orleans County
W. A. Puarmely
Alexander Tytler
George A. Newell
H. H. Warner
International Bridge Company
Niagara River
New England Notes: Tragic Falls and Drowning Reports
A roundup of multiple tragedies and incidents across New England and nearby areas. Killed by a stair fall in Easthampton. a Westport man died from a horse accident. a Lowell child hit by an ice cart. drownings in Pittsfield and Holyoke. a French boy drowned at the Holyoke dam awaiting search. Also robberies, industrial accidents, a Boston woman robbed, favorable Belknap county road decision, a bridge fall near Haverhill, a Springfield shooting, and a Gloucester boatman drowned. Officers elected at Old Orchard camp meeting.
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Scotts
Holyoke
Mass
Clark
Oli Orchard
Dennis Tilden
Larre
G. H. Ricker
Groveland
Hotel Delmont
Old Orchard Beach
Lowell
Merrimac
George Cool
T. Herbert
Gloucester
Shag Harbor
N. S
Cape Canso
N.S
Taylor
Thomas McAune
Boston
Boston and Maine
Little River
Haverhill
Robt. Reichert
New York City
Springfield
Reichert
Michael Callahan
I. T. Lyman & Son
Albion Paper Company
John Calvin Palmer
Hampton
N. H
Perry
Palmer
Portland District Camp Meeting Association
Old Orchard
Esident
C.J. Clark
F. Wetherbee
T. P. Adams
H. Chase
B. Freeman
J. Cobb
M. C. Pendexter
C. E. Bis
Brilliant Newport wedding at Gen Read villa lawn
A wedding took place Thursday afternoon at the villa of Gen. Read in Newport Rhode Island. The bride is a daughter of Gen. Meredith Read and the groom is Francis Aquila Stout of New York. The ceremony was held on a lawn under a pavilion with many distinguished guests including Admiral Luce and James Gordon Bennett. Letters of congratulation arrived from European nobility connected to Gen. Read’s foreign diplomatic career.
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Gen. Read
Newport
R. I
Meredith Read
Francis Aquila Stout
New York
Admiral Luce
James Gordon Bennett
Torekka
Kas
Col. A. S. Everest
Cleveland
Hendricks
Gov. Glick
Indian Territory
Michigan
Grand Ramos
Mich
Maine
Dover
Piscataquis County
Lon. A. G. Lebroke
Foxcraft
H. B. Flint
W. Cushing
Otis Martin
Guilford
W. I. Parsons
W. EE. Woodbury
Frye
Farmington
J. J. Linscott
R. S. Currier
Wilton
J. G. Brown
E. R. Luce
New Vineyard
Milton Holmes
Joel Byron
Phillips
Brooklyn
Kings County
Stewart L. Woodford
Joseph R. Hawley
John B. Foraker
Ohio
Bay St. Lawrence mackereling fleet reports strong week
Gloucester dispatch notes bay mackerel receipts totaling 2006 barrels with two fares and 794 barrels shipped by rail. Port Mulgrave, N S, reports 16 arrivals from North Bay Monday and Tuesday totaling 5335 barrels, about half shipped home by rail. Schooner Ellen W Sawyer of Portland took 150 barrels Monday.
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Gloucester
Mass
Bay St. Lawrence
Cape Ann
Montclair steamer launched on Lake Winnipesaukee
The Montclair, a 75 foot two deck steamer with patent paddle wheels, was launched by Lamprey Brothers of Long Island. Built by Herbert Blackstone of Boston at 7000 dollars, it carries 225 people and will operate with the Boston and Maine railroad.
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Weims
N. H
Montclair
Long Island
Lamprey Brothers
Lake Winnipesaukee
Herbert Blackstone
Boston
Boston and Maine Railroad
Train ambush near Bustamante halts pay car raid
A Mexican National railway passenger train from New Laredo to Monterey was ambushed near Bustamante station. Bullets struck passenger coaches but no injuries were reported as the engineer sped away. the assault is believed to be a bid to rob the pay car.
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Galveston
Tex
Mexican National Railway
New Laredo
Monterey
Bustamente Station
Brutal dog fight ends in fatal injury near Long Island City
A lengthy early morning dog fight near Long Island City between Snap from Philadelphia and Tip from Boston ended with Tip fatally mutilated after 38 minutes. Both dogs weighed 48 pounds and were in fine condition. bettors favored Tip.
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New York
Long Island City
Philadelphia
Tip
Boston
Kansas Republicans Split on Prohibition Stand
Kansas Republicans at TopEka held a convention that adopted a platform denouncing the prohibition movement as foreign to Republican principles. The group endorsed the national party platform, Blaine and Logan, and rejected the prohibition doctrine while pledging support for the national nominees.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Committee On
Republican Party of
Prohibition Party
National Republican Party
James G. Blaine
John A. Logan
National Convention
Blaine
Logan
Independent Republicans Confer in Vermont Over Blaine Opposition
Brattleboro Vermont August 21 1884 Independent Republican leaders from Windham County met at Opera Hall led by Dr Henry Tucker to chart strategy for September elections The group endorsed the regular county ticket while endorsing a possible independent state convention and naming delegates for a conference on August 26 The resolutions condemn corruption in the party oppose Blaine and endorse civil service reform while pledging opposition to political rings
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Brattleboro
Windham County
Opera Hall
Henry Tucker
D. E. Tassser
Blaine
Vermont
St. Albans
George E. Crowell
H. Warren
N. H. Spencer
Dover
H. Q. Peabody
Londonderry
T. B. Demming
Wilmington
Republican Party
Lincoln
Seward
Sumner
Chase
Wilson
Robesons
Belknaps
Keifers
Dorseys
Blaines
James Glaine
Republicans Warn Maine Towns of Election Bribery Fears
A Maine Republican circular from August 15 1884 accuses Democrats of seeking to buy votes and calls for vigilance to prevent bribery. The Democratic Party counters that the GOP intends to deploy money in close towns, with the Argus noting bribery in known towns and vowing exposure of leaders if needed.
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George C. Wing
Auburn
Henry M. Sprague
Edward A, Noyes
Portland
P. O
Maine
Democrats
The
Argus
Republican State Committee
Louisiana protected industries convention endorses home industry protection
A New Orleans convention of protected industries representatives at Exposition hall adopted resolutions urging government aid for home industries and labor. The measures call for protection as a governing principle to be applied in the most effective manner, aligning with broader Great Britain policy references.
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Britain
United States
Great Britain
West Indies
Guinea
Sandwich Islands
Mexico
Congress
New Orleans
Protected Industres of Louisiana
Exposition Hall
Somerville Democrats Elect Delegates
Somerville Democrats convened at Bow street hall to nominate delegates. William E. Weld presided, William H. Flynn was secretary, with speakers Stedman H. Libby and P. G. Farrell. Delegates named span wards, committees, and county and senatorial slots across four wards in Somerville.
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Somerville
Democrats
Bow Street Hall
William E. Weld
William H. Flynn
Stedman H. Libby
P. G. Farrell
Ward 1
J. F. Hanley
Willam T. Dwyer
P. Dollener
J. Vial
J. Manning
C. W. Currier
S. Lund
W. T. Dwyer
T. F. Coughlin
H. W. Doherty
G. McLaughlin
J. H. Roache
J. K. Hall
H. Cole
J. Lee
W.J. Coughlin
M. J. Sparks
3. Kelly
N. J. Sparks
G. Lund
William J. Coughlin
W. C. Conner
G. A. Flycross
William Flaherty
James Z. Devlin
Patrick Rafferty
William Flynn
Allen O'Reilly
Charles G. Lincoln
John M. Woods
Thomas F. Maguire
Knapp
Peter Savage
William McDonald
William H. Flaherty
James Devlin
William McDonnough
G. A. Everess
A. R. Brown
Albert Kenneron
F. H. Woods
C. H. Sanborn
A. P. Griffin
F. W. Ring
D. W. Stilman
Thomas Lewis
Congressional
Griffiths
H. D. Smith
A. IP. Griffin
Isaac Kendall
R. A. Melvin
Charles E. Ofilson
J.B. Mahew
Quincey A. Dickerman
Ward
C.F. Sanborn
W. F. Griffiths
Henry McConnell
Charles E. Rymes
L. C. Flannigan
B. Lichber
R. Clark
G. H. Libby
A. T. Dunbar
William Weld
I. P. Benton
A. R. Benton
J. H. Fellows
IT. V. L
J. Dp. Prindle
W. E. Weld
Bernard Leichton
L. (. Flannigan
Vermont National Guards Muster Opens With Camp James S. Peck
The Vermont National Guards muster begins tomorrow and runs six days. The camp, named Camp James S. Peck, honors the late adjutant and inspector general and will be on the war ground site. Tents are set, troops will arrive by train, and next Tuesday is governor's day with regiments reviewed by Gov. Barstow.
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Brattleboro
Vermont National Guards
James S. Peck
Vermont
Judge Dillon Addresses ABA on Centralization and Law
Judge John Dillon of New York delivered the annual address to the American Bar Association at Saratoga. He defended civil and political equality, lauded the U.S. Constitution, criticized overreliance on codification, and urged conservative codification while warning against crowding dockets and excessive reliance on written briefs. He praised Marshall and the jury, argued for a self governing framework, and asserted the common law as the foundation of American jurisprudence.
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N. Y
American Bar Association
General Council
John ¥. Dillon
New York
England
United States
Marshall
David Dudley Field
Supreme Court of the
Great Britain
Beer in Paris Drives Surging Bavarian Imports
The San Francisco Chronicle notes Paris has 25,000 beer shops and $150,000 spent daily on beer. Bavarian beer shipments have surged this season, prompting the Eastern railway to run daily beer trains from Munich to Paris, except Sundays, in 19 hours. Each train averages 53,060 gallons, promptly delivered to importers and distributed to restaurants and saloons.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Paris
Eastern Railway
Munich
Strasburg
Writer’s Fame Measured by Brandy and Ginger Beer
An anecdote recalls a famed author receiving six brandy bottles from an anonymous admirer, a sign of true fame. The speaker laments that, by contrast, his own reward is only ginger beer, a modest, effervescent substitute.
Impressive Funeral for George H. Tyler at People's Church
A large crowd attended the services for George H. Tyler at People's Church corner of Columbus Avenue and Berkley Street. Delegations from Boston Yacht and Fusilier groups, Elks lodges, the Ancient and Honorable Artillery, and many theatrical figures joined the procession. Rev. J. W. Hamilton and Rev. J. W. Dedman led a musical program by Braham, White, and noted soloists. Floral tributes, a loaded procession, and a later grave-side Elks ceremony completed the obsequies before interment in West Medford.
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Columbus Avenue
Berkley Street
Boston
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New York
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The
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
National Lancers
Siloam Lodge
J.W. Dedman
Messrs
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J. L. White
J. K. Berry
Miss Baldwin
J. L. Gilbert
L. H. Parkhurst
Elks
Messrs. Tompkins & Hill
Boston Theatre
Siloam Lodge No. 2
1.C.C. F
George P. Hartshorn
Bijou Theatre
Frank W. Gaskill
T. N. Hastings
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Boston Yacht Club
Bijou
N.C. Goodwin
Dr. Jones
Isaac B. Rich
John B. Shoeffel
Park Theatre
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Boston Fusilier Veteran Association
Boston Theatrical Mechanics’ Association
Theasket
Commodore C. A. Perkins
C. F. Loring
W. K. Miller
Post 113
Grand Army
Capt. Andrews
Lancers
H.C. Barnabee
Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Charles Wierman
J. W. Proctor
Veteran Fusileer Association
Lieut
W. P. Drury
First Massachusetts Veteran Association
H.C. Burbank
Siloam Lodge Odd Fellows
R. Byram
New York Lodge of Elks
W. €. Vanderlip
Boston Elks
Germania Band
Koston Fusileers
Sears
Mass
Veteran Association
Dahlgren Post
Veteran Fusileers Association
Boston Lancers
Boston Lodge of Elks
Hearse
Berton
New York Lodges of Elks
Shawmut Avenue
Boylston Street
Tremont
Hanover
Washington
Charlestown
West Medford
the Elks
Pickpocket Elliott Charged With Grand Larceny Case
Portsmouth dispatch reports Charles Elliott alias John Gray, also known as Billy Perry, arrested in Newburyport for pocket picking from Charles H. Goodwin. Sheriff Kent seeks extradition from New York as the man faces grand larceny charges. Elisha Hoyt, 79, arraigned for obtaining three suits of clothes by false pretenses. bonds set at 100. Hoyt, a known confidence man, past Ipswich cattle theft prisoner.
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Pickyecsket Elliott
Elisha Heyt
Portsmouth
N.H
Kent
New York
Charles Elliott
John Gray
Newburyport
Charles H. Goodwin
Maiden
Thin City
Greely
Billy Perry
Elisha Hoyt
W. Moses
Hoyt
Massachusett S
Massachusetan
Ipswich
Mass
Louisville Delegate Denies Irish Vote Trade Claim
William L. Collins of Louisville, a delegate to the Irish national convention at Boston, rejects reports that the league considered trading the Irish American vote for Ireland's cause. He says participants in the alleged conference acted without authority and that the league intended to keep Irish and American politics separate. Despatches misstate his presence at a secret Boston meeting.
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Louisville
William L. Collins
Boston
Ireland
League
Collins
Louwisville
Barnes Family Reunion Held in Bridgeport Connecticut
The Barnes family reunion in Bridgeport Connecticut on August 21 drew a large attendance. Officers elected at the meeting were President Dr Lewis Barnes of Oxford and Secretary Treasurer Samuel H Barnes of New Haven. The next reunion will be held in Sheffield Massachusetts.
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Bath
Judge Redman
J. B. Donovan
Centre
Washington
Dummer
Connecticut
New Haven
Conn
Greenback State Central Committee
Butler
Bridgeport
Hartford
New Britain
Waterbury
Tpiwgeport
Barnes
Lewis Barnes
Oxford
Samuel H. Barnes
Sheffield
Mass
Union Grounds
Springfield
Commercial Point
Scotsman McHugh Wins At Rockaway Beach Bout
New York August 21 report of a hard glove match for 100 dollars a side and gate money at Rockaway Beach. Storey Canavan of Greenpoint fights Mike McHugh of Glasgow Scotland. after seven rounds Canavan throws in the sponge and McHugh is awarded victory.
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New York
Rockaway Beach
Storey” Canavan
Greenpoint
Mike McHugh
Glasgow
Scotland
Canavan
Sunday school excursion train wreck near Nankakes
REATOR II Aug 21 A Sunday school excursion train from this place was struck by an Illinois Central train near Nankakes. James Penn was killed and about a dozen others were injured, with two or three of the injured likely to die.
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S@REATOR
Illinois Central
Nankakes
James Penn
China Refuses French Demands Amid Tense Franco Chinese Row
London reports China rejects indemnity terms and recalls envoys as Paris says Li Fong Pao leaves Berlin. Pekin warns of war while Tsung Li Yamen seeks to involve neutral powers. British and others bolster ships to protect subjects. Numerous dispatches describe ongoing Franco Chinese negotiations and warnings of reparation.
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London
Pecan
Times
China
Paris
Li Fong Pao
Pekin
Admiralty
Reuter
Tien Tsin
France
The
Tsung Li Yamen
Canton
Langson
Shanghai
M. Patenotre
M. Ferry
Berlin
Russia
St. Petersburg
Yekaterinoslav
Christain
Marseilles
Toulon
Claremont
Malta
Calcutta
Upper Burmah
Mandalay
Bham
Tilden praised as a reformer and party savior by The Sun
The New York World lauds Samuel J. Tilden as a born leader with broad, penetrating judgment and reform instincts. It notes his advice to back Grover Cleveland for clean government and his alignment with Democratic leaders in supporting Cleveland to save the republic, urging the Sun to respect his conclusions.
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Mr. Tilden
Sun
Samuel J. Tilden
Tilden
Grover Cleveland
Randall
Gov. Cleveland
Hoadly
Bayard
Hohnan
Yhurman and
McDonald
Horatio Seymour
Oamaru Tale of a Bailiff Turned Heir to Earldom
In Otago Times notes a local man W. O. Grant, long a resident of the district and former assistant bailiff to the resident magistrate, is poised to become Lord Reidhaven as heir to the Seafield earldom. His father Hon. James Ogilvie Grant trails without title after the late earl’s death. Grant, now tied to a farmer’s homestead, could inherit a £70,000 income and a seat in the British peerage, while remaining a husband and father in Oamaru society.
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Otago
New Zealand
Oamaru
W. O. Grant
James Ogilvie Grant
Earl of Seafield
Mr. Grint
Reidhaven
House of Peers
William II
Ma. Evans
Fumigation at St Remy Slaughter House Enforces Entry Rule
A Marseilles letter to the London Daily News describes a peculiar practice in St Remy where travelers arriving through Tarascon are stopped at the city entrance and must undergo fumigation at the slaughter house under the supervision of the establishment's porter. When he is absent his daughter takes over.
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Marseilles
London Daily News
St. Remy
Tarascon
Sip
Grover Cleveland Life and Public Services Book Review
Frederick E. Goodrich’s Grover Cleveland biography from B. B. Russell highlights his rapid rise to executive leadership and statesmanship. The review praises the work’s broad treatment of Cleveland’s mayoral and gubernatorial service, notes portraits of Cleveland and Hendricks, and lauds the introduction by Hon. F. O. Prince.
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Gary
Grover Cleveland
Frederick E. Goodrich
B. B. Russell
Republic
Goodrich
Cleveland
Bssk
Thomas A. Hendricks
Hendricks
F. O. Prince
The Massage At Newport Exposed By Cincinnati Enquirer
The writer recalls a brutal Newport massage experience where a masseuse twisted and dislocated limbs, strained muscles, and battered skin through a twelve stage regimen. After fifteen minutes of torture the narrator felt exhausted, taller, and finally compacted, while gasping for breath at the end. The piece condemns the Newport girls for enduring such harsh exercise routines.
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Clara Belle
Cincinnati Enquirer
Newport
Spotters on New York streetcars discussed by conductor
In a New York Tribune scene a streetcar conductor explains how spotters operate on the car. He notes telltale behavior like watching watches and indicators to catch thieves, recounts a case of a conductor stealing 34 fares, and jokes about leaving the road rather than riding horses.
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New York Tribune
Tribune
Bowery
Revenue on y On y Missouri hugging societies
A Chicago Herald item notes Missouri clergy societies aim to boost church funds with paid hugs. Prices listed include girls under 16 at 25 cents for two minutes and ages 16 to 25 at 50 to 75 cents, school maids 4 cents, widows by looks 10 cents to $2, old maids 3 cents each or two for a nickel. Ministers exempt. Editors pay for ads but cannot hug until others finish.
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Chicago Herald
Missouri
Folkestone Vicar’s Chalice Sparks Parish Protest
London Truth reports that Folkestone vicar Mr Woodward, three-parts Catholic, defies churchlines by using a chalice bought from Mgr Capel. A Virgin Mary medallion on the piece depicts blood from Christ’s side, provoking offense among parishioners while he continues to employ it in the parish church.
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London
Woodward
Folkestone
Mgr. Capel
Mary
Injuries Reported After Carriage Crash in White Mountains
Intelligence from Bethlemex states near Echo Farna in the White mountains several travelers were injured when thrown from a carriage. Mrs Camp of Brooklyn suffered a complicated elbow joint fracture and spine injury. Mrs James of Montreal wounded with three broken ribs a fractured left arm and a forehead wound, very dangerously hurt. Miss Foote of Montreal bruises and cuts. Miss McIntosh of Montreal forehead and spine contusions ear cut. Miss Brooks of Newburyport scalp wound. a two year old child badly hurt.
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Bethlemex
Echo Farna
White Mountains
Camp
Brooklyn
N.Y
James
Montreal
Foote
Mcinntosh
Brooks
Newburyport
Baé
Reunion of Old New Salem Academy Held at New Salem
In Athol Massachusetts a largely attended reunion of the New Salem academy was held today. J Ormand Wilson superintendent of schools Washington DC delivered an address. Dr John E Mason Washington was president. Alumni speeches and music by Athol brass band followed with literary exercises. Officials elected include President Dr John E Mason Vice Presidents Hon A Harding Daniel Ballard Secretary Treasurer Edwin F Stowell Orator for next year Hon H C Gale.
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Mass
New Salem Academy
New Salem
J. Ormand Wilson
Washington
D. C
John E. Mason
Athol Brass Band
A. Harding
Daniel Ballard
Edwin F. Stowell
Hion
Gale
Minneapolis, Minn
Bank Suspended At Albion On Directors Order
Albion New York August 21 The First National Bank of Albion has suspended business by order of the board of directors due to the president being absent while an examination of its affairs is conducted.
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Albion
N. Y
First National Bank of
Unions Fall to Baltimores in Wide Outdoor Showdowns
About 1000 spectators watched Boston fall to Detroit on the South End grounds as Hornung and Cox sparked a Boston rally amid six earned runs and errors by Cox Jones and Kearns. Meinke homered for Detroit in the seventh, while Wise handled Boston’s defense poorly in one inning. The Union standings and a close Baltimore win over Boston followed, with Baltimore’s bats “bunched” in the first and sixth innings to clinch a 3 to 2 victory. The yacht Cruiser then won a postponed race off Marblehead, beating Hornet as the fleet battled heavy seas and long reaches.
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Hornung
Cox
Jones
Kearns
Detroit
Meinke
Kearn
Bostons
Wise
Yon
Providence
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
New York
Philadelphia
Bulalosesens
Doron Occas
Union Grounds
Baltimores
Cuthbert
Butler
Slattery
Irwin
New Yorks
Buffalos
Chicagos
Philadelphias
Espes
Teeses
Clevelands
A.B. R. E. Hornung
P.O
Sutton
Whitney
Buftinton
Burdeck
Lu Bgt
Eus Ccevesus
Crowes
Siccies - Hackett
Detroits
Bsb
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Wood
Perret
Scott
Weidman
Eweee
Igo Boro
Crowley Morrill
Eones
Crowley
Micélake
Dalls
Kearnes
Buflinton
ball—Bennett
Gatiney
Henry
Union— Baltimores
Kansas Citys
St. Louis
Bisons
Gothamites
Festival at the Point of Pines Delights Thousands
Old Prob appears to take a leading part in the Point of Pines festival with bright smiles and cool breezes. J Thomas Baldwin conducts a varied program of national airs and pieces by Arban Jacome and Frees des Fux plus Gilbert Godfrey Reminiscences. White's Military band from Providence opens with soloists Jenne Fairman De Tourjee, and the four day program includes the peace jubilee instrumental numbers and an Anvil Chorus with red-shirted firemen. The Emma Abbott Opera Company opens a brimming season in Louisville with a 72 member troupe led by Sig Tomasi staging Lakme Semiramis Laila Rookh Heart and Hand and many more. Zimmerman’s Little Primrose musical comedy comes to Park Theatre next Monday night with a Boston lawyer heir plot and a twinned cast. Pinafore at the Bijou enjoys revival with Sir Joseph Porter role by N C Goodwin Jr and a full Lisbon cast, with another performance tonight and Saturday matinee. A complimentary testimonial is planned for John Braham and Charles Rice on Saturday evening.
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Richard Schnebruk
Arban
Jacome
Gilmore
Columbia
Godfrey
White
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R. H. Fairman
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Lynn Brass Band
Colt’s Armory Band of
Hartford
Emma Abbott
Masonic Opera House
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Italy
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London
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Castle
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Brignoli
Zimmerman
Burietta
Park Theatre
Burietta Company
Misses Tillie
McHenry
Alice Ernst
Florence D. Kellogg
Mina Crotius
Jean Chappelle
James Stu
N. C. Goodwin, Jr
Joseph Porter
Capt. Corcoran
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Madison Square Theatre
Max Horter
William J. Duffy
Swain
Tom Boy
Norwalk
Eieuct
N. B
Littleton Island
Lieut. Greely
Cape Sabine
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Windsor Hotel
Telegraph
Marlboro
Lawrence Block
Main Street
Samuel Boyd
F. W. Riley
J. E. Cummings
O. VP
Dodge
Springfeeld
L. Batchelder
Calvin Child
Conway
Worcester
John Doherty
Templeton
G. W. Simmons & Co
C. H. Graves & Sons
John C. Price
Kilby Street
Toledo
Kansas City
Europe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!