Two Boston Teams Clash as Kelly Switches Sides
M. J. Kelly, captain of the Boston Association team, signs with the Boston League for 25 000 for two years. He leaves the grounds midgame, joins George Floyd and Billings, and confirms the move to the League club amid widespread speculation and a tense public uproar.
Abbott Transfer From Wheelock to Manchester Jail
George H. Abbott alias Frank C. Almy, the Christie Warden murderer, was moved from Wheelock House to Manchester jail by train. A crowd watched as he remained passive and pale, tearful at farewell from Officer J. H. Foster, while crowds along the route gathered to glimpse the notorious prisoner.
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President Harrison Tours Vermont in Enthusiastic Stops
President Harrison visits Castleton Middlebury Vergennes St Albans and Burlington towns in a five day tour. He speaks on education thrift and liberty praising New England pioneers and Vermont leaders, noting strong agricultural markets and expanding trade as the nation prospers. The trip includes public receptions, yacht voyage on Lake Champlain, and a large crowd at St Albans Park with fireworks.
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Fires Roll Across Several Towns In One Night
A Beverly cottage on Washington Street owned by John B. Hill and occupied by Charles Dow sustained about 1000 in damage from a fire traced to a wooden fireboard in the chimney with 800 insured. Charleston Arkansas saw its town burned with a total loss around 50 000 and the courthouse and records were not saved. Moody Texas suffered fire that half destroyed the business section including the post office with 20000 loss. John J Butler residence on West Thirty four street New York burned with 16000 loss after chandelier fall triggered alarm at box 192.
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Man shoots boarder over debt in Providence
James Donahue killed boarder John Hagan during a quarrel at Donahue's Carrington avenue house in Providence at 10 PM. Donahue surrendered to police. Hagan, from Pawtucket, worked on city sewers and has family there. The dispute centered on money owed at another boarding house.
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Late ship news lists vast East Coast traffic and transfers
New York reports a long list of ships sailing to and from European and Caribbean ports. Vessels include Fulda Bremen Westernland Antwerp and City of Chicago bound for Marseilles Antwerp and other destinations with ships like St Prancras Young and America cleared for Antwerp and Stockholm.
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Vermont special legislative session begins in Montpelier
The Vermont Legislature convened in a rare 16 year first special session with Speaker Mann presiding. Appointments to committees were made, bills introduced on tax, railroads, land cession, and World’s Fair funding. adjournment set for Thursday if possible. Captain L H Bixby and Vermonters in Chicago spoke on the $20,000 World’s Fair appropriation. Redfield Proctor received a complimentary letter from Governor Pagé appointing him to succeed Edmunds as United States Senator.
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Cricket at Cottage City Promises Bright Future
Cottage City August 26 Cricket holds sway all week as Manhattan Cricket Club faces Mystics amid soggy pitches from morning rain. Cobb leads with 13 in a total of 44. Mystics total 19 after 2:22 to 3:26, dampened by Tyers bowling for Manhattan.
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Arrivals of Eastern Yacht Club Fleet at Boothbay Harbor
The Eastern Yacht Club fleet reached Boothbay Harbor Me at 4 pm with Volunteer captained by General Charles J. Payne first to anchor followed by Miranda owned by G H R Hill and other craft including Foam Mayflower Fortuna Sea Fox Oenone Theta Peerles Wayward Cinderella Alger Sayonara Gossoon. The fleet left the Isle of Shoals at 9 am and faced a southwest breeze with no accidents reported. Commodore Tucker hosted guests Captain Hooper Charles Whitney and W Eaton Jr.
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Longwoods defeat Wanderers in Halifax match
The Longwoods of Boston beat the Halifax Wanderers by forty runs in Halifax on August 25. Halifax was all out for fifteen runs in their second innings as the visitors claimed victory in a brisk cricket contest.
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