The Irish National League Not Dead Its Coming Meeting
Patrick Egan, president of the Irish National League of America, rejects claims the league is defunct. He notes 660 branches nationwide and says they will be active at Chicago’s national convention next January, with potential attendance by Parnell and T D Sullivan among others.
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Irish National League
Omaha
Neb
Patrick Egan
Irish National League of America
League
New York
Tukam
Chicago
America
Parnell
T. D. Sullivan
Dublin
Sullivan
Irish National Party
Ireland
Justin McCarthy
Sackville Street
Dustin
Parnellite
Home Rule Party
Home Rule
England
Horses Runaway Injures Swartz Bros. Team in Pittsgoare
A tanner Swartz Bros. team descending Devillers street ran away after frightening horses. Mr. Swartz and worker Schilling were thrown from the vehicle and severely hurt. Mrs. Wagler was dangerously injured. Telegraph poles fell, injuring several by wires.
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Pittsgoare
Curious Post Office Clerk Faces Leave Suspension
A Boston Post dispatch reports Canfield, a long time post office clerk now deemed insane, was suspended for absenting himself while falsely citing illness with a doctor’s certificate. The case tests new leave rules and links to a prior high‑profile family name.
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Boston Post
Washington
Post Office Department
Canfield
Herman E. Canfield
Providence
Nellie Canfield
New York
Walker Blaine
United States
Court of Commissioners of Alabama Claims
Mulligan
White House
Cleveland
Walker
Durham
The
Treasury
Alabama Claims Court
Blaine
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Fish
George F. Frelinghuysen
Frelinghuysen
Thayer
Montpelier
Maj Lyman's Stay in Washington Disputed
The report that Maj Lyman of the Fourth Infantry is being returned to his regiment after a three year department detail is denied. He served in the rebellion, aided Indian wars, and sought to finish his remaining year to educate his daughter, asserting his leave is lawful and not influenced by Senator Edmunds or others.
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Consul Hughes
United States
Birmingham
Great Britain
America
Hughes
Waller
London
State Department
Italy
France
Slavonia
Austria
North America
Turkey
Spain
Sicily
India
Asia
WaaningTon
Endicott
Maj
Lyman
Fourth Infantry
Edmunds
Congress
Mississippi
Montana
Dakota
Mr. Edmunds
Arthur
Soldiers’ Home
Cleveland
Maj. Lyman
Washington
Treasurer’s Statement and Federal Revenues Report
The statement lists treasury funds by type including gold coin and bullion 249 984 700 dollars silver dollars and bullion 170 745 800 fractional silver coins 24 834 000 United States notes 55 765 000 national bank notes 2 917 000 in redemption 4 689 000 deposits with national bank 10 172 590 and certificates outstanding 124 322 500 96 796 000 currency 1 915 000. Internal revenue receipts today 148 000 and customs receipts 591 900. National bank notes received for redemption 255 000. Also notes postmasters named for fourth class posts in Maine and New Hampshire and a report on Hon. S L Phelps’s remains. Mentions anti Mahone Virginia Republicans and navy yard foremen examinations.
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United States
National Bank
Maine
Presque Isle
Theresa A. Butler
Crono
B. E. Donigan
New Hampshire
Troy
Warren W. Kimball
Centre Harbor
Chas. H. Carney
Virginia
Washington Navy Yard
Cholera Panic and Irish National Party Outlook
Marseilles faces a cholera panic with widespread deaths in Rhone towns and hospital admissions rising at Pharo. Parnell outlines Irish home rule aims while campaigns plot candidates and pledge unity, amid international tensions and colonial policy debates.
Camp Meeting at Hain Annual Meeting of the Association
A rainy Aug 25 encampment in Hamilton holds three morning services at the various tents with Rev. Odell Rev. Bailey and Rev. Wilder preaching. The afternoon annual meeting at Malden tent hears secretary and treasurer reports on encampment finances and property. Magee sympathy resolution adopted.
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Hain
Association
Hamilton
Odell
Cliftondale
Bel-logham
A. F. Bailey
Troy
Cottage Street
C. M. Wilder
Malden
J. P. Magee
Mr. Reater
Marblehead Baptist Church
Bellingham
Cottage-street
Cambridge
C. T. Johnsone
Mr. Dearborn
Downes Taber church scandal letters draw public sympathy
Rumors mingle with denials as Deacon Story and Boston merchants deny involvement. Parson Downs and lawyers face questions over anonymous letters and alleged conspiracy while Mrs. Pendergast reveals letters amid a heated dispute in Bowdon Bowdoin square church.
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Boston
Joseph Story
Parson Downs
Bowdoin-square Baptist Church
Butterworth
Post
Deacon Story
Commercial Street
Mr. Wilbur
Story
Mr. Downs
Bowdon
Mr. Taber
Messrs.Story
Wilbur
Traveller
Cambridge Street
Globe of Sunday
Down
Aber
Downs
Reece
Bright Newport Wedding Ties Frelinghuysen to Coates Family
Miss Alice Coates daughter of James Coates Providence and granddaughter of Sir Peter Coates Ayrshire Scotland wed Theodore Frelinghuysen son of the late secretary of state. The ceremony at Carey villa featured lavish floral decorations and notable guests including ex-President Arthur and George Bancroft. After a collation the couple departed for Boston and New York before sailing on the Etruria to Scotland for their honeymoon on Sir Peter Coates's estate.
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Newport, R
Merning
Alice Coates
James Coates
Providence
Carey Villa
Hodson
Arthur
Davis
Nee Frelinghuysen
Lucy Frelinghuysen
J.W. Haven
George Frelinghuysen
George Bancroft
Sir Peter Coates
Scotland
Frelinghuysen
Frederick Frelinghuysen
Hugh D. Auchincloss
New York
Pennington Whitehead
Newark
N. J
Thatcher Thayer
United Congregational Church
Boston
Knights of Labor strike disrupts Texas and Missouri rail work
A Ty ler special reports Knights of Labor in the Texas and St. Louis railway at Galveston strike at 10 o clock demanding all due wages be paid. In Parsons Kansas workers refuse to repair Wabash cars, while Cleveland officials say Wabash engineers won t join the strike and Kansas City notes no major change yet.
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Galveston
Tex
Tyler
Knights of Labor
Texas and
Missouri Pacific
Cleveland
Arthur
Brailhead of
Kansas City
Brilliant schemes and failures mark Gen Norton’s foreign fair
An 1883 Boston led foreign exhibition designed to travel to Chicago and London failed under Gen. Norton's management. The Post and Morning News reported that exhibitors refused to follow Norton to new cities, while directors condemned his methods and likened him to Col. Sellers. Norton's executive flair was praised by some, yet his plans consistently ended in financial disaster.
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Framingham Savings Bank
Esty’s Block
Framinghaw
Luther F. Fuller
Fuller
Gatchell
Adams
Framingham
Natick Nations
Post
London
The
Morning News
Paris
Gen. Norton
Mechanics
Brooklyn
Boston
Gen. Nortong
Chicago
New Orleans
Col. Sellers
Important Trades Mark Trials in the Su perior Court at Greenfield
In Greenfield Massachusetts tomorrow the Spurr silver plated ware case returns to the superior criminal court. The Spurr firm once led by George W Spurr faced Rogers trade mark challenges and later forgery indictments. Also in Zoar Dora Woodward was convicted of assault with a pistol after she defended herself against threats and insults. Bemis of Shelburne Falls faced a possible incest sentence with a nolo contendere plea and the court weighs further testimony from his two young daughters. Public indignation runs high.
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Greenfield
Zoar
Mass
Spurr
Superior Criminal Court
George W. Spurr
Spurr Manufacturing Company
D. GC
George E. Rogers
Miller’s Falls
Hhis
William Rogers & Son
Hartford
Franklin County
Dora Woodward
Allen
Bemis
Shelburne Falls
Nolo
Bond
Veterans Rally Opens Ninth New Hampshire Reunion at Weirs
The New Hampshire Veteran association kicked off its ninth annual gathering at Weirs with about 5900 attendees despite a rainy start. Rain drenched the grounds turning camp O W Lull muddy before clearing by sunset as the Sons of Veterans plus 390 members settled into headquarters. The program featured a Highland band concert, drum corps singing, and camp fire events guided by local leaders. Tomorrow showcases Grand Army day with receptions, a parade, and evening performances while winds remain cold and taps echo late at night.
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Kalin Delages
Weirs
N. H
New Hampshire Veteran Association
O. W
Sons of Veterans
John C. Linehan
Penacook
S.S. Piper
Manchester
Natt_ Shockford
Lake Village
Dana W. King
Nashua
Otis ©. Wyatt
Tilton
F. C. Wasley
Lowell
Pss
Highland Band
A. F. Rublee
Manchester Drum Corps
Martin A. Haynes
Late Village
Grand Army
G. A. RK
M. M. Colliss
Portsmouth
Tatoo
Rumor of Duel Between Tennessee Officer and Conkling Denied
In Bark Harever Maine the Tennessee shipboard officers say they are astonished by rumors of a duel with Hon. A. R. Conkling of New York. Conkling denies any challenge or fight plan, stating the dispute was ordinary and without ill will. The Tennessee sails tomorrow, and Conkling plans to leave as well.
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Liberte
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Caroline Islands
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Cox
Constantinople
United States
H. D. Wolff
Berlin
Bremen Senate
International Telegraph Conference
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Gulf of Aden
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Bismarck
Irench
la Liberte
England
Olivier Pain
M. de Freycinet
Foreign Office
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Ballytrackle
County Waterford
Ireland
Decourcy
Thendon
Vigo
Sprain
Parson Downs
New York
East 127Th Street
Yorkville
RK. H. Crombie
Davis
Joy Street
G. W. Davis
Bowdoin-square
Lieut. Curran
Mr. Downs
Deacon Davis
Downs
Bark Harever
Tennessee
North Atlantic
A. R. Conkling
Methodist Camp Meeting Opens at Claremont Junction
The Claremont Junction Methodist camp meeting opened on a rainy Monday with small attendance. Rev. J. C. Robbs and Rev. A. L. Cooper lead events. Evening preaching by Rev. A. L. Cooper. Tuesday morning sermon by Rev. A. B. Troax of Bellows Falls. Afternoon preaching by Rev. Mr. Backster of Antrim. Evening services by Rev. Eaton of Hinsdale and Rev. Reynolds of Barnard Vermont.
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Claremont
N. H
Claremont Junction
J. C. Robbs
A. L. Cooper
Springfield
A. B. Troax
Bellows Falls
Mr. Backster
Antrim
Eaton
Hinsdale, N. H
Reynolds
Barnard, Vt
Seizure of Four Continental Excursion Steamers
United States Marshal seized four of five Continental steamboats between Providence and summer resorts after libels by Thomas J. Fenner alleging license violations. Bail set at about 15 900 dollars. boats released. Trial slated for September. no prior government complaints against the company.
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Providence
Continental Steamboat Company
United States
J. H. Coggeshall
Thomas J. Fenner
Vermont Universalist Convention Opens In BeLtons
The fifty second annual convention of Universalist churches of Vermont and the Province of Quebec opened in BeLtons with Hon. A. T. Foster calling order. Rev. J. N. Emery delivered the welcome and Rev. J. M. Atwood preached. The session continues for three days.
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BeLtons Fallis
Universalist Churches
Vermont
Quebec
A. T. Foster
Derby Line
J. N. Emery
J. M. Atwood
D. D
Canton Theological Seminary
Malden Driver Injured In Street Collision
George Johnson of G H Amerigse Co grain dealers was driving near Pleasant and Middlesex streets when his wagon struck the Maplewood coach. He was thrown, struck his head, and sustained a possible skull fracture. Dr Shute treated him at the police station.
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George Johnson
G. H. Amerigse & Co
Pleasant
Middlesex Streets
Maplewood
Johnson
Shute
Police raid ends without findings at Hanover Street den
A Second Division squad visited 35 Hanover Street suspected of housing a gambling den. The door was locked, an occupier invited entry, but inside only ordinary furniture was found and police left without incident.
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Hanover Street
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