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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1873

Page

2

Madrid Carlists Defeated Near Estella by Republican Troops

In a Sunday clash near Estella about 5000 Government troops ambushed 3000 Carlists. The Carlists were routed, a truce granted to recover the dead and wounded, and their forces retreated toward the French frontier. Don Alfonso and Gen. Tristany among the wounded. Lizzarago brings 2000 men to reinforce the besiegers. Estella later fell to the Republicans with lighter casualties.

Hour Gen. Butler George F. Hoar Republic Yale College Plymouth Church Brooklyn Hoar Beecher Industrial School Ens Joey Bagstock Commonwealth Cape Ann Hartford Courant Hawley Benjamin F. Butler Courant Benjamin Boston Post Office Cape Ann Granite Company Congress Col. French General Butler Madrid Estella Don Alfonso Don Carlos Tristany Lizzarago

Thunderstorm devastates midland counties with fires and deaths

A fierce storm swept through midland counties causing crop damage and loss of life. Reports from Cambridge Peterborough Wiesbach Newark and other towns describe apocalyptic wind and lightning. Fires started by lightning and homes endangered as Clauderly Hall near Cambridge burned after a lightning strike.

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