McAuliffe Beats Griffo In Ten Rounds At Seaside
In Seaside Arena Seabord, McAuliffe defeats Young Griffo by decision after ten fast rounds. Spectators boo the verdict, cries of robber echo as Griffo taunts a rematch while police clear the room.
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Coney Island
Australia
Young Griffo
Jack McAuliffe
Seaside Arena
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Mac
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Griffo
Jack
Trains collide in fog on Chicago street
Inbound Chicago and Eastern Illinois passenger train hits a Chicago and Erie engine at Thirty seventh street. Few passengers aboard. no serious injuries. Fireman Daniel Cannon killed. two other railway employees seriously hurt. Thick fog cited as cause.
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Chicago
Chicago & Eastern Illinois
Chicago & Erie
Thirty-seventh Street
Daniel Cannon
Free wool in bond entering duty-free after tomorrow
Washington Aug 27 Secretary Carlisle announces that all wool in bonded warehouses at U S ports will become duty free after tomorrow. The official tally shows 63,799,321 pounds valued at $7,719,672 through July 31, with Treasury not yet receiving newer figures.
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Washington
Carlisle
United States
Bureau of Statistics
Treasury
Train Crash in Cairo Kills Fireman and Injures Engineer
An east bound Baltimore and Ohio passenger train struck a huge boulder near Cairo this morning. The engine was derailed, Fireman Shaughnessey was killed and Engineer Flannery fatally injured.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cairo
Shaughnessey
Flannery
Deadly Street Car Collision Strikes Hammond
In Hammond Indiana on August 27 a street car crash left ten people seriously injured. Motorman Mashine and passenger Faulkner both from Hammond were fatally hurt in the wreck.
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Hammond
Ind
Mashine
Faulkner
Senate and House Move Slow as Tariff Bill Prints Begin
Washington August 27. The Senate and House did little today and will meet tomorrow. The House voted to print 60,000 copies of the tariff bill with rate comparisons to earlier measures. A member secured leave to print in the Record a speech on Sherman act repeal from a year ago.
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Washington
Senate
House
Situations Wanted Ad Notice
Classified brief notes advertise situations wanted and other wants at one cent per word. A compact listing notes readers may place requests for work or other services, urging quick response and simple terms.
All Change Police Department Shaken with 74 Reassignments
Boston Public safety reshuffle lifts Frederick G. Hoffman to captain of Division 6 and moves a wide roster of lieutenants sergeants and patrolmen across divisions. The plan shifts 6 lieutenants 11 sergeants and 52 patrolmen while naming two new lieutenants and promoting two sergeants to lieutenant.
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George A. Wyman
Wyman
George A. Walker
Division
George W. Wescott
Jason W. Butters
Millard M. Frohock
Tom’’ Brown
Liquor Squad
William J. Lowery
John P. Clarke
Lowery- Innes
South Boston
Otis F. Kimball
Irving H. Peabody
William S. Kendall
James E. Sargent
Timothy Enright
Thomas W. Coleman
William J. Sheehan
Charles H. Tighe
Lagrange Street
Phil” Warren
George A. Hall
Peabody
James D. Conboy
John C. McGarr
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Lewis Tewhart
Tom Brown
Pierce
Wescott
Burnett
Butters
Tighe
Brighton
Kendall
East Boston
Sargent
Mount Pleasant
Enright
Coleman
Walker
Division 4
South Cove
Martin
IDFA
Post
Police Department
Boston
Station 4
Jeremiah Hayes
David T. Long
William N. H. Knight
Thomas Hensey
John V. O’grady
William Ready
Richard J. O’day
Joseph W. Goss
George F. Kelley
William J.ealy
Jeffrey J. O'Connell
George L. Richardson
Fremont Chase
Andrew J. Bennett
John Gallagher
Charles M. Montgomery
Walter M. Berry
John H. Swan
John J. Sharkey
James B. Keiran
Wesley W. Chandler
James J. Gillen
George Brooks
Michael A. Kelley
James F. Shea
Arthur B. McConnell
Dennis J. Casey
John F. Welch
Thomas F. Donohue
Samuel W. Clarke
George W. Norton
James To Wright
Oe Deen Peeichael J. Morrissey
Vision
Pennes Rrans
Rday
Rive
Jealous husband slashes wife in Newburyport attack
T Connors tried to kill his wife this afternoon by cutting her throat in two places with a razor. She was taken to Anna Jaques Hospital and is expected to recover. Connors was arrested as jealousy and rum are blamed for the incident.
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Newburyport
T. Connors
Anna Jaques Hospital
Connors
Freight wreck near Erie leaves man crushed to death
A Lake Shore freight train was wrecked near Erie Pennsylvania this morning. Brakeman William Rohr suffered serious injuries while Conductor Cook was only slightly hurt. A young man of very respectable appearance was crushed to death between two large stones on a flat car.
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Penn
Lake Shore
William Rohr
Cook
Weather forecast for New England and region
Forecast issued for Tuesday calls for Maine New Hampshire Vermont fair and warmer with south winds Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut fair and warmer with east winds turning south eastern New York to fair and warmer with southwest winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Poet Celia Thaxter Dies at Isles of Shoals
Celia Thaxter, famed poet known as the Sweet Goddess of Appledore, died suddenly at Isles of Shoals Me after neuralgia of the heart worsened from Friday illness. She had been under medical care as newspaper notices report.
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Isles OF Shoals
Cleveland Tariff Letter Sets Stage for Reform Battle
President Cleveland declares tariff reform must be honestly settled in Congress and by the people. He blasts trusts and reformers while urging free raw materials to lower costs, defend American industry, and widen markets. The letter accompanies a context of a tariff bill becoming law without his signature and Treasury guidance to customs officials.
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Pelf
House of Representatives
Secretary of the Treasury
Grover Cleveland
Celia Thaxter Destined Poet of Appledore Passes
The poet Celia Laighton Thaxter died after a night of illness described as a sudden decline. Born June 29, 1835 in Portsmouth, she grew up on Appledore Island with a vivid literary circle and hosted gatherings that made her home famous. Her funeral is set for tomorrow on the island, where she wished to be buried, ending a celebrated life among New England poets.
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Thaxter
Celia Laighton Thaxter
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Granite State
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Cedric
Oscar
the Shoals
Laighton
Appledore Island
Isles of Shoals
Star
White Island
President Tells of Tariff Bill Stand
Executive Mansion letter to Representative Catchings of Mississippi explains his decision to veto without signature. He notes flaws and inconsistencies in the bill yet calls it an improvement and a step against protected monopoly, aligning with Democratic tariff reform ideals despite disappointment.
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Mississippi
Executive Mansion
Washington
T. C. Catchings
Sir
Clarke
Alabama
Congress
Democratic Organization
Democratic Party
Sweeney Confirmed Postmaster at Lawrence
The Senate confirmed John P. Sweeney as postmaster of Lawrence on August 27, receiving Senate approval for the appointment.
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Sweeney
Lawrence
Senate
Washington
The
Senate Today
John P. Sweeney
Judge rules against Dryden in shipping commissioner case
Judge Cole of the District Supreme Court denied Littleton T. Dryden of Baltimore a writ of mandamus to restore him as United States shipping commissioner at Baltimore. The decision held the removal by Secretary Carlisle shows dismissal for cause.
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Washington
Cole
District Supreme Court
Littleton T. Dryden
Baltimore
Carlisle
United States Shipping Commissioner
Dryden
Office of
Mexico ratifies boundary survey treaty extended time
The President signed and sent to the Senate a notice that Mexico has ratified the treaty extending the survey period for the U S Mexico boundary. The move formalizes continued efforts to map and resolve the boundary line between the two nations.
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Washington
Senate
Mexico
United States
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