Notable Local Tidbits and Notable Visitors
A collage of varied notices from mid Atlantic society: Lieut Greely welcomes a newborn son. Daudet drinks hot water for rheumatism. Col John P Sweeney opens a Lawrence law office. Vanderbilt family rooms noted at Malvern Bar Harbor. Mrs Merrick of Washington recovers from grave illness. Grant’s whispered manuscript pages read with tears. Vanderbilt Jr family rents Sol's Cliffs cottage at Bar Harbor. Princess of Wales gifts jeweled altar cross to St Peter's Church in St Louis. Mary Hill of California seeks marriage to a newspaper man. ex Banker Fish arrives in Auburn for a decade. Mrs Plaisted of Bangor scalded by hot water. Bates mill job filled by Henry L Pratt. Colby University tribute to Abner Coburn. Marshall Tyson retires, George P Howlett succeeds. Amherst professor Crowell endures eye surgeries and retirement looms.
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Lieut. Greely
Alphonse Daudet
Col
John P. Sweeney
Lawrence
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Malvern
Bar Harbor
Richard T. Merrick
Washington
Goldsmith
Sweet Auburn
The
Plain
Baltimore American
ex-Goyo
Bangor
Broadway
Portland Argus
Bates Mills
Lewiston
C. J
Z. A. Smith
Colby University
Abner Coburn
Maine
Marshall Tyson
Boston
Philadelphia
Wright Bros. & Co
George P. Howlett
Tyson
Amherst
New England Notes Highlight Local Disasters and Civic News
A Newburyport boy drowns while swimming as burglars hit Lyndon Vermont with two break ins and a blown safe. The Lady of the Lake steamer is disabled near Center Harbor by a broken cylinder. The New Hampshire House passes a resolution of respect for the late James A Tolmay and awards his salary to his family for the session. Kennebec River floods damage logs near Waterville Maine. Troup sworn in as Internal Revenue Collector at Hartford and reappoints deputies. Nancy Henderson fatally or gravely injured after being struck by a train near Hartford. Thomas Hamilton dies from a falling timber at Acme Iron Works in St. Johnsbury. Taunton census updates show population rise. J W Barber fatally injured in Bridgeport factory accident. John Harrington, Lowell Democrat, appointed deputy collector. Millville rubber works strike continues in Worcester with intimidation. Col J Horace Kent re sworn in as sheriff of the county with a slate of deputies named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Slater
Newburyport
Mass
Siriny
Lyndon
Piepesday
James A. Tolmay
Kennebec
Waterville
Internal Revenue
Troup
Judge Shipman
Hartford
St. Johnsbury
Taunton
Insane Asylum
J. W. Barber
New Haven
Bridgeport
Canada celebrates confederation day across nation
Wednesday marked the eighteenth anniversary of Canadian confederation with nationwide observances. A mix of local incidents and trials colored the day, including notable court actions and regional events across the United States and Canada.
Political Rumors and Officials Mentioned in Reprint Snippet
The fragment cites motions about magwumps in the New York World and hints about Miss Sweet the Chicago pension agent whose two months warning expires. It mentions Secretary Whitney possibly being governor candidate in New York and Bayard possibly retiring from the cabinet, with Col Loring of Fitchburg seeking the gas commission and a dispute touching Loring and Barker amid narrow aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oraker
Marietta
Galveston News
New York World
Miss Sweet
Chicago
Washington Post
Whitney
New York
Bayard
Pittsburg
Col
Loring
Fitchburg
Tewksburg
Barker
Our City
Fiveteentan Times
Rioters in Chicago Strike Disrupt Madison Street Cars
Rioters attack West Division Street cars in Chicago, with about 1000 strikers and citizens vigilantly assembling near the barns. Police and deputies attempt crowd control as multiple cars are smashed, overturned, and guarded by a large force. The disturbance ends with arrests and heavy patrols on Madison Street.
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ChricaGo
West Division Street Car Company
Madison Street
Western Avenue
Jefferson Street
Union Street
Halstead Street
Main Street
Ann Street
Reserve
Commission on Commerce Reports Peru Observation and Appointments
The Commission on Commerce to South American Countries notes Peru's unsettled politics and reduced trade, cites private calls for annexation or protectorate ideas, and urges direct steam links with the United States. it also lists presidential appointments and post office vacancies amid restructuring.
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The
Commission On Commerce
Washington
United States
Department of State
Lima
Peru
Chili
Steamship Company
South America
England
Iglesias
Caceres
Pierola
James B. Hays
Wisconsin
Supreme Court of
Idaho
Wm. L. Cabel
Texas
James M. Liddle
Mississippi
Robert S. Shields
Ohio
Charles B. Pearce
Benj. F. Jonas
New Orleans
John G. MacGregor
Customs Division
the Treasury
H. B. James
Montgomery Sicard
Bureau of Ordnance
Muldron
Interior
Congress
George A. Jenks
Pennsylvania
Jenks
Lamar
Department
E. S. Wilson
Jackson
Mias
New Mississippian
Evanston
W. T
Horrible Fire Claims Three In Tenement Building
Cleveland July 1 a blaze at 3 am in two story frame buildings Nos 349 351 and 353 Broadway trapped occupants. Mrs Rosenberg and her 14 year old daughter escaped while three children aged seven one and fourteen and Rose Meisel died. Jacob Trau jumped from a window injured others believe arson started the fire.
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Cleveland
Broadway
Louis Dietz
Max Strauss
Isaac Cohn
Rosenberg
Fannie
Sarah
Esther
Rose Meisel
Ms. Rosenberg
Jacob Trau
Tootle Named Collector of Internal Revenue at New Bedford
NEW BEDFORD Mass July 1 The first removal of a federal officer in the city occurred today Michael Tootle of Fall River succeeded C B H Fessenden as collector of internal revenue for the district Prominent Democrats here express surprise at the appointment as they favored a New Bedford man and remonstrances had been forwarded alleging Tootle is connected with liquor dealing
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bepford
Mass
Michael Tootle
Fall River
C. B. H. Fessenden
Tootle
New Bedford
Caps Shoes and Blankets Contracts Awarded at Hartford
At General Franklin's office Hartford awards: 3000 army fatigue caps to Hurschberg & Co New York at 50 percent. 10 000 pairs of shoes to Charles Hewitt Taunton Massachusetts. 10 000 pairs of bed blankets to Park Mills Taunton Massachusetts for the National Soldiers Home Dayton Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Conn
Franklin
National Soldiers Home
Dayton
Hurschberg & Co
New York
Charles Hewitt
Taunton
Mass
Park Mills
Wallace Gift to Fitchburg Opened as Library and Art Building
The Wallace Library and Art Building in Fitchburg Mass was dedicated today with about 500 in attendance. Rodney Wallace funded the project with a total cost of 82500 including land and furnishings, and work began June 10 1884. The ceremony featured prayers, music, and speeches by Mayor Davis and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eqcuburg
Mass
Fitchburg
Rodney Wallace
Suppe
Wallace
Davis
Bach
John D. Long
Geschich
C. A. Nason
R. G. Huling
Henry B. Peirce
William B. Shortief
Springfield
George E. Towne
Boston
Henry N. Tyler
Smith College
Wence
Cameitare
Liss Ageeden
Sentinel Office
Quiet Day for Grant and Writing Chapter Seen
July 1 report notes Gen. Grant's day was quiet due to cold weather keeping him indoors. He worked four hours, wrote a short chapter for his book, and did not show obvious weakness. Dr. Newman evaluated him. Dr. Douglas prepared him for bed and reported he remained reasonably lucid with no sleep disturbances expected tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McGregor
Gen. Grant
Heb
Newman
Dr. Newman
Douglas
Notorious Criminal Arrested in Lawrence After Noon
George Rollins, claiming to be the brother of a jail official, tried to steal watches from Henry P Doe and David Knowles in Lawrence jewelry shops. Detective Philbrick pursued. Rollins escaped before being captured by Assistant Marshal Vose. He previously served time for burglary and escaped from Ipswich jail, now wanted for multiple offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Mass
George Rollins
Marsal Vose
Henry P. Doe
David Knowles
Doe
Philbrick
Rollins
Vose
Ipswich
Stedlin
Lynn
New Hampshire Veterans Plan August Reunion Forces Leaders
New Hampshire Veteran association adjourned meeting approves arrangements for the annual reunion the last week in August. President John B. Linehan presided. Maj. Otis O Wyatt of Tilton to command Confederate forces and Col. John B Hall of Manchester to command Union forces. Corp. Tanner of New York to deliver the oration on the third day. Several distinguished speakers have signified intent to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H
New Brompshire Veteran Association
John 8. Linehan
Otis O O. Wyatt
Tilton
John B&b. Hall
Manchester
Corp. Tanner
New York
Bath awards rewards in Policeman Lawrence murder case
Judge Libbey ruled on the $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction of Policeman Lawrence's killer. Benjamin Gibbon of Portland gets $400, Bath $200, W F Reed of Bangor $150, Dennis Tracy of Bangor $125, Michael Lacy of Bath $75, Dan Johnson of Portland $50. James Bailey receives nothing as city marshal expenses were paid by the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Harmony and public school music at teachers convention
New York July 1 reports an afternoon session where CG Capen of Boston presented Harmony as Introductory to Composition and Performance. George F Bristow of New York gave Music in Public Schools arguing current vocal music teaching is failing. Faelton of Baltimore and W H Stanley of New York offered piano and vocal recital.
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New York
Music Teachers’ Convention
Lb. Capen
Boston
George F. Bristow
Bristow
Carl Faelton
Baltimore
W. H. Stanley
Williams College graduates hear alumni trustees nominees
Williams Williams College alumni at their adjourned meeting nominate five candidates for alumni trustees. The committee includes John E. Bradley and Amherst’s C. Canfield. Governor Robinson and Gen. Dalton attend, while Charles Cobb delivers a valedictory. The day features college talks and a dinner with President Carter.
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Williamstown
Mass
Granville Hall
Perry
Magee
John E. Bradley
Canfield
Amherst
Gov. Robinson
Gen. Dalton
Cols. Rockwell
Whipple
Stearns
Garfield
Oxford
Carter
Bentley Wirt Warren
Brighton
Charles C. Cobb
Bridgewater
Commonwealth
Mark Hopkins
Williams
Hopkins
David Dudley Field
Prof.Whitney
Yale
H. M. Hoyt
Philadelphia
C. C. Dwight
Auburn
N. Y
John W. Dickinson
Boston
E. Fitch
Rochester
P. C. Miller
New York
Francis Parkman
D. D
George R. Leavitt
John §. Bright
W.F. Campbell
Benedict
Phillip A. Robinson
William E. Carnochan
Frederick J. Fessenden
Carroll L. Maxy
Henry VY. Youngman
Gardner C. Leonard
Henry R. Platt
Robert G. Aitkin
Carrol L. Maxy
James I. Peck
Stephen H. Tyng, 3d
Frederick W. Slade
George H. Warren
John L. Kilbon, Jr
Edward L. Dixon
Arthur V. Taylor
William M. Grosvenor
van Vechten
Herbert D. Bailey
Rice
Henry B. Ward
Rice Fund
Frank C. Barnes
Henry K. Hyde
Thomas 8. Burr
Archie F. McAllister
Frederick Fessenden
Carroll L. Maxey
Stephen F. Livingston
Lellan J. Tuck
Sanborn G. Tenny
Irving T. Cole
William E. Carnachan
Stephen B. L. Penrose
Mourning at Court Ball as France Declines
London reports that M Waddington French ambassador and his wife refused to wear mourning at the court ball despite the queen's order following the death of Prince Frederick Charles of Germany. The ambassador sent a courteous note expressing regret yet citing government policy against mourning for enemies of France. The piece also notes other brief foreign and domestic items including parliamentary contests and naval exercises.
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London
M. Waddington
St. James’s
Frederick Charles
Germany
France
Lord Churchill
Lady Churchill
Leonard Jerome
New York
Woodstock
Lord Randolph Churchill
India
Lord Randolph
Corrie Grant
Paris
Bouet
Tonquin
Marseilles
Tiensin
Vienna
Perth
Danube
England
Russia
Dublin
Lord Ashbourne
Edward Gibson
Ireland
Dublin Castle
Lauanceston
Cornwall
Hardinge S. Gifford
Ford
Webster
Berlin
Ems
William
Marquis of Salisbury
Baron de Staal
United States
Keiley
Port Philip
Syd
Bank of England
Ellis Av Hmmead Bartlett
the Admiralty
FIGHTING THE REDMEN Battle reports from frontier clashes in 19th century
A fragmented report from Tombstone and Wichita July 1 details a clash near Fronteras about 30 miles northeast, claiming 36 Indians and 16 Americans killed and several wounded. Later, San Bernardino sources note 16 Indians killed and 15-20 prisoners. white losses unlisted.
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Tombstone
A.T
A.J. Huncke
Fronteras
San Bernardino
Thomas Crocker
Ft. Bowie
Sonora
Davis
Wichita
Kan
Col. Dyer
Beacon Park racing notes show two heats and a crowded 2:33 class
The Beacon Park program on a cool Wednesday closed with unfinished 2:24 and 2:23 classes to be completed today. A tight 2:21 event featured Amelia C and Judge Davis with several heats and a late upset in the final, while the 2:33 class produced drama with Flora, Susie Owen and others, and the 2:30 class saw De Barry win easily as scoring ran high.
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Beacon Park
Billy Hutton
Albert France
Amelia C
Davis
France
Jack Bowen
Button
Dunham
Silly Button
Susie Owen
Miss Leland
Pheresa Sprague
Minnie C
Green Bay
Jack Splan
Piera
Hopemont
Dexter H
Daisy W
Flora
Susie Gwen
Ramsay
Wroth
Lia Bickford
Bickford
Theresa Sprague
James Golden
G. de Barry
Charles Kenyon
Wm. Arthur
J. E. Turner
Frank Ellis
Geo. H. Hicks
B. G. Newsboy
Fight at Stepstone Ends With Wounding and Death
A Mount Sterling dispatch reports Dr. James Carter shot and badly wounded during a confrontation near Stepstone on the Chesapeake and Ohio line. A Black man, unnamed, was killed. The incident stems from a trial of a druggist fined $525 for selling liquor without a prescription as temperance supporters clash with supporters of free whiskey.
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Louisville
Times
Mount Sterling
Stepstone
Chesapeake and Ohio
James Carter
Sfish
Stepstorei
Friends of
Prize Fight Ends In Six Rounds In Fall River Barn
In Fall River a six round prize fight with hard gloves ended in the sixth when Jim Gorman of England delivered a decisive blow to John Kelly of Fall River. Referee was George Taylor of Jersey City. About 50 spectators attended. purse and gate money were at stake.
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Fall River
John Kelly
Jim Gorman
England
George Taylor
Jersey City
Gorman
Provincetown Reports Abundant Codfish From Banquero Letters
Letters from the schooner Nellie Swift dated Banquero on June 22 report 300 quintals of codfish. Provincetown ships also send sizable catches including Leon Swift 200, Ellen A. Swift 300, Ethel Swift 1100, Louisa A. Grout 1100, William Mackerson 400, Georgie D. Payne 500, Joe D. Baker 400, and Pearl Nelson 400.
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Provincetown
Mass
Nellie Swift
Banquero
Leon Swift
Ellen A. Swift
Ethel Swift
Louisa A. Grout
William Mackerson
Georgie D. Payne
Joe D. Baker
Pearl Nelson
Burglars Foiled At B. F. Steele Store
In Springfield Massachusetts two burglars attempted to force open the wholesale fruit dealer B. F. Steele's case about 7 30 tonight. They damaged the door dial punched a hole in the door and fled when spotted by a policeman. They escaped leaving a full kit of tools behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
B. F. Steele
Oyster beds plagued by destructive insect in New Haven area
New Haven July 1 Oyster men report a devastating insect has damaged their beds. Of about 100000 bushels harvested last year roughly 90000 are ruined, threatening local fisheries and livelihoods. Officials and fishermen seek relief and solutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Isn't There Some Other Game These Fel lows Can Play
Chicago and Boston produced a heavy hitting fourth game with sharp fielding. Chicago scored 24 runs to Boston 10 as 20 bases were piled in the seventh inning and 5 earned runs recorded. Pfeffer Clarkson Dalrymple Burns led the heavy Chicago attack while Whitney and Clarkson fanned many. Errors and miscues listed with earned runs and plate appearances. umpire Cubman.
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Chicago
Boston
Chicagos
Bostons
R. O's
A- EK
Dalrymple
Hornung
Gore
Sutton
B. A Kelly
O! Wise
Ansop
Dealey
Pfeffer
Whitney
Wiliamson
O Buffinton
Byrne
Manning
Clarkson
Gunning
Dalrympe
Burns
Flint
Anson
Wise
Buns
Buffinton
Amypire
Cubman
New York
Detroit
Crane
Weid- Tan
New Yorks
City charter proposes monthly department head meetings
Boston mayor unveils section seven of the city charter calling monthly consultations with department heads and requiring signed written complaints. A record book to log complaints will be opened in the mayor’s office for consideration at regular meetings or earlier if urgent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hale
Boston
HouGit O'Brien
Burlesque Show and Concerts Hit Delays at Oakland Garden
The next attraction at Oakland Garden features Eustis and Tuthill's burlesque company in A Modern Venus. Promenade concerts planned for Music hall on Wednesday are postponed due to incomplete arrangements. Polly, beloved by two hundred hussars and theatergoers, captivates audiences at the Boston Museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland Garden
Eustis & Tuthill
Music Hall
Polly
200Th Hussars
Bostor Museum
Night watchman fires at two suspects near Springfield
A night watchman fired at two suspicious men on the city outskirts. Police later pursued the pair who fled and dropped three flannel bags containing Christ Church Episcopal silver communion service, a theft not previously reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Christ Episcopal Church
Livingston Howland declines receivership of railroad
Indianapolis July 1 Livingston Howland telegrammed Judge Gresham at Springfield Ill today to say he will not take the receivership of the Toledo Cincinnati and St Louis railroad appointed yesterday He said I must have other help or die Goward assessor at Lowell Mass said it was kidney trouble and Kennedy cured him
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Morse
Mr. McClearn
McClearn
The
Water Board
Fisher and Aspinwall Hills
Herbert L. Perry
Boston
Fisher Hill
Col. Cabot
Cabot
Mr. Perry
Aspinwell Hill
Janey
City Engineer’s Department
Mr. Baxter
Mr. Simmons
Baxter
Mr.Simmons
Wilson
Brookline
Hart
Simmons
Supreme Court
William Allen
Geo A. Wilson
Messrs
Thomas and
Russ
George A. Wilson
Mr. Russ
Mr. Morse
Whitcomb
Board of Aldermen
Common Council
Gray
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Hubert C. Thompson
Public Works
McDonald
United States Supreme Court
St. Louis
Fogarty
Andrews
Abot Bounder
Boyle
Ferguson
Indianapolis
Goward
Lowell
Mass
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Wm. H. Snyder
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