Czar William on a balcony and a political thaw
A banquet at Peterhof honored Emperor William with the Czar, signaling friendship as both powers seek peace. Reports discuss Berlin and Moscow views on frontiers and the need for evacuation by Germany and Austria, amid cholera and global tensions.
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Sr. Perrresurae
Peterhet
William
Emperor William
von Caprivi
M. Degiers
Prussia
Greishdanin
Russia
Germany
Novoe Vremya
Berlin Post
Austria
Emperor We
Rev Deming speaks on Strikes Justifiable
The Rev M R Deming preaches on when strikes are justifiable in a Sunday service. The article notes his sermon theme and location, reflecting moral and social discussion of labor actions.
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M. R. Deming
Key
Sam Small
Germania Band
The Conveyancers Title Insurance Board Names Officers
The Conveyancers Title Insurance announces its roster led by President Henry Frepenick C. Bownton, with Charles 5. Rackemann as Vice-President and James R. Carnet as Treasurer. Other executives include Grenville Sh. Norcross as Vice-Treasurer, Francis V. Baten, Ames H. Crockie, George A. Fishes, William C. Williamson, and J. Morris Medgith as manager.
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Frepenick C. Bownton
Charles 5. Rackemann
James R. Carnet
Grenville SH. Norcross
Francis V. Baten
Ames H. Crockie
George A. Fishes
Wiliam C. Williamson
Puiseas B. Sra
J. Morris Mergdith
Obert S. Minot
I. Ldes
Weather Report Forecast For New England And New York
Forecast through Monday evening calls for fair weather in New England with southwesterly winds and slightly warmer temperatures. Eastern New York expected to warm, fair skies, southerly winds. In Boston, readings show mild temperatures, varying humidity, and light wind, with no precipitation recorded.
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Washington
New England
New York
Boston
Mbit Norte
Sohite & Il
Shipping arrivals and departures dated August in Atlantic ports
A terse list of ships arriving and sailing from Boston New York Montreal Liverpool Glasgow Havre London Hamburg Dover Shields and Copenhagen with vessel names origins and dates from August 21 to 28. Notable vessels include Scythia Umuria Marengo Pomeranian Nessarian Loudon Egyptian Monarch Amalfi La Champagne and more along routes from Liverpool Boston Montreal New York and Rotterdam to Antwerp and Rotterdam.
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Boston
Scythia
Liverpool
New York
Umuria
Marengo
London
Offame Point
Parisian
Montreal
Pomeranian
Glasgow
Dunmore Hiead
Baltimore
Nestorian
Keassian
Lake Nepigon
Laredo
Whitaelyphita
Maryland
Newark
Loudon
Hamburg
Amalfi
Havre
la Champagne
Dover
Noordland
Antwerp
Charlois
Rotterdam
Shields
Inon
La.m
Folda
Deptford
Polaria
Amalt
Prawie Point
Obdam
Copenhagen
St. Albans
al Shields
Trewellard
Coonaw
Forest fire menaces royal Mount Pentelius residence
A fire roars on Mt Pentelius since Friday threatening the royal summer home. The King and his son direct troops to curb the blaze and defend excavations of the American School of Archeology at Dionysios, which have already been destroyed.
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Athens
Mt. Pentelius
American School of Archeology
Dionysios
German Workmen Penny Brochure Sparks Labor Question Debate
London Aug 25 The Post Berlin correspondent reports a rumor of a penny brochure addressed to German workers on the labor question. The tract claims to present the labor issue from a worker viewpoint and aims to influence opinion among the German work classes.
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London
The
Post
Germany
European dispatches note Caucasus squadrons and Morrocan talks
A ukase orders two cavalry squadrons of Caucasus natives. Cabinet in Fontainebleau debates salted meat export rules and a new tariff bill. Spain presses demands on Morocco after Melilla clash, while Ireland potato failure inquiry and Mecca exile of Moussa Bey are reported. Sugar imports surge from Germany raising Cuban export concerns.
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Percesuena
Caucasus
Paris
Fontaineblan
Tanxarmi
Fez
Morocco
Spain
Melilla
Tangier
Lanpon
Ireland
Constantinople
Moussa Bey
Mecca
Merorounnr
Samoa
Apia
Mataafa
New Hebrides Islands
Amba
Mont Trvipko
Ane
Senor Montero
Senor Callarda
Thomson
Zambesi River
Valuca
Austria-Hungary
Hawaiian Islands
Dutch East Indies
San Domingo
Esee
Esseseresecces Acs
Porto Rico
Philippine Islands
United States
Aldrich
Germany
British West Indies
East Indies
Ex US Comptroller Knox on European view of US silver law
Ex-United States Comptroller John Jay Knox says European bankers favor the US silver legislation as it raises silver prices and supports India Egypt and other silver currency nations. He notes England seeks to maintain the gold pound standard and avoid direct banking with silver countries. The Times warns silver interests of potential price pressures from excess silver.
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Senate
Eck
House
United States
Knox
Dwari Chickley
New York
Chicago
Newport
Ang
John Jay Knox
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Rothschilds
India
Egypt
England
Lonpox
the Times
America
British miners and eight hours vote urged
At a Miners Federation meeting President Wood said two German messengers reported the Emperor’s new democratic stance and desire to equalize German labor laws with Britain’s. The gathering unanimously urged submitting the eight hour day question to British miners for a vote before any international strike.
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London
Miners’ Federation
Wood
Germany
Prince Bismarck
England
Prisoners Among Cattlemen Aboard Richmond Hill Arrives
The steamer Richmond Hill arrived from London with several cattlemen locked in holds as cargo thieves. Captain Perry requested Patrol to remove the men at quarantine. An unrelated medical note promotes Mellin's Food as best for infant nutrition.
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New York
Aux
Richmond Hill
Perry
London
Four Candidates for Mayor in Newromr Race
The August 24 report outlines a lively municipal election with four candidates for mayor. Democrats nominated Colonel S. R. Honey, while Captain John Waters may run on a nomination paper against Honey. Republicans plan to nominate Thomas Coggeshall and Edward Newton may challenge Coggeshall via a nomination paper under the new secret ballot law requiring about 100 names. The field includes contests for other city offices, promising a busy election.
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Newromr
S. R. Honey
John Waters
Ioney
Thomas Coggeshall
Edward Newton
Funeral for Walter Howe Drowns Newport Cottage Scene
News from Newport reports the funeral of Walter Howe, the New York cottager who drowned Friday. Services were led by Rev. George W. Douglass, the body laid to rest in Island Cemetery. A large turnout from cottage residents and New York friends attended. An Old Colony excursion from Boston brought 2600 people, with Providence and other areas contributing many more. The weather was unusually cool for August.
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Coliver
James E. Durfee
Pall River
Mass
Pennsylvania
Newport
R. L
Walter Howe
Beacon Hall
George W. Douglass
Washington
Island Cemetery
Boston
Old Colony
Providence
Bicyclist Chickley Breaks New York Chicago Record
Edward Chickley, student at Long Island Medical College, shattered the New York to Chicago bicycle record by finishing in fourteen days and six hours and twenty five minutes, beating Neilson's prior mark by seventeen hours five minutes. He rode into Chicago last night, signaling a new era for cross country cycling.
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Chaco
New York
Chicago
Edward Chickley
Long Island Medical College
Neilson
Chickley
Yellow fever on board aboard Buz zard at Halifax
The British ship Buz zard arrived at Hali fax from Jamaica with yellow fever aboard after being ordered to Halifax as the fever spread among the crew. The vessel had earlier relieved Pylades, which had been ashore and went to Bermuda for repairs. There were eleven cases on board at one time. nine died at Port Royal and were buried there. All others have recovered except five, who are expected to recover.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Japan
British Columbia
Vancouver
Grosse Isle
Maprio
Mediterranean
Valencia
Toledo
Madrid
Durban
Madras
Natal
Caro
Estor
Haliax
Buzzard
Jamaica
Halifax
Pylades
Hermuda
Port Royal
Fatal Altercation Aboard Schooner Avenger At Sea
The schooner Avenger struck Watch Hill reef near New London but sailed on without damage. A sailor stabbed the mate in the left side during an altercation on the reef. physicians fear the wound will prove fatal. No arrest was made as the vessel sails from Charlottetown bound for Worth Amboy.
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Conn
Avenger
Watch Hill Reef
Charlottetown
BP. E. L
Worth Amboy
Paper firm Butler and Johnson Fail in New York
Frederick Butler and Alfred E. Johnson, paper dealers at 44 Beekman Street, assigned yesterday with 16013 preferences to the Hickinson Clark Paper Company and 3866 to Christo Company of Ivher LD, Robert of Gravesend, N.Y.
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Frederick Butler
Alfred E. Johnson
Butler & Johnson
Beekman Street
Hickinson-Clark
Bryoke
Christo Compa
I ‘ Vher LD
Robert
Gravesend
N.Y
Suppressed Council Talk on Possible Railway Strike Unfolds
The Supreme Council of the United Order of Railway Employees met for an hour and adjourned at 5:30 am as plans to publish its results remained unsettled. Sargent reported on East warnings about Buffalo switchmen dismissals and noted Powderly and Webb discussions while members faced press questions about a potential strike.
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Powderly
Hayes
Mr. Webb
New York Central
Rst
Webb
Sloward
Wilkinson
Sweeny
Sargent Sant
Ntire
Sargen
Mr. Powderly
Supreme Council
Eugene V. Jiebs
Brotherhood of Firemen
WY. H. Morrissey
Brotherhood of Trainmen
John Downey
Switchmen’s Mutual Aid Association
Council
Mr. Depew
Depew
Organization of Labor
Knights of Labor
New York
Behal
New York Central Company
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