Liberal gain in Spalding seat shocks Liberal opponents
In Spalding division Lincolnshire the Gladstonian candidate Halley Stewart defeated Conservative Tryon by 748 votes after a 639 vote swing, widening his majority from the prior election and prompting mixed reactions from Lord Randolph Churchill and Sir Joseph Pease as debates on Ireland and Home Rule intensify.
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Lord Randolph Churchill
London
Spalding
Parlias
Joseph Pease
Gladstone
Wich
Lord Hartington
Mano
Blackburn
Ireland
Liberal Party
Ielaw
England
Free Sunday at MFA Draws Focus on Fashion and Spoons
On a rainy Sunday, about 800 visitors attended the Museum of Fine Arts, far below the usual 2500. The crowd skewed toward wealthy dressers and consumer trinkets, admiring eighteenth century gowns, fancy spoons, Chinese curios, and Venetian glass while art works such as Dante and Beatrice drew less attention.
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Venus de Medici
Apollo Belvidere
Ary Scheffer
Beatrice
Bastien Lepage
Jeanne D’arc
Museum of Fine Arts
Dante and
William Sturgis Bigelow
Rcv
Lord Randolph Churchill
Humberto
Italy
Lord Randolph
Francois Millet
Xavier Dengler
Henri Regnaut
Kitson
Mr Blaine's Trip Abroad and West Virginia Ties
A Sunday Herald correspondent reports Mr Blaine's London visit may include business talks. He is said to be interested in West Virginia mines and railroads and to be negotiating potential sales linked to a Baltimore & Ohio railroad project led by ex Senator Henry G Davis.
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Blane
West Virginia
Baltimore & Ohio
Henry G. Davis
Maine Prohibition Case Result Stirs State Debate
In Augusta Maine Judge Andrews fines Michael Burns $100 for selling imported liquor in original bottles, while noting Governor Bodwell's push to prosecute. The case, tied to a broader anti prohibition effort, features appeals and debate over legality and political motives amid rival party remarks.
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L. T. Carleton
Burns
Baker
H. M. Heath
John H. Potter
McFadden
Maine
Liverpool
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
United States
Supreme Court
Andrews
Bodwell
Republican
Blaine
Yonan Frisian
Steamer City of Havers Wreck Near St. Lawrence Shore
July 3 report states the steamer City of Haverswale had to land near the Danford shore after breaking its helm during a night voyage from a moonlight trip. Passengers were assisted by the Boston Maine road crews and lawrence ton men.
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Haverms
City of
Havers
Diack Hocks
D3nadford
Local resident Arthur Smith dies after illness in Orrington
The obituary notes Ellis Smith of Orrington who had suffered a prolonged illness and died this morning. The report provides limited biographical details and mentions the deceased’s residence and age.
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Ellis
Smith
Orringtemu
Germany and Russia in escalating wartime tensions
July 3 report details growing distrust between Berlin and St. Petersburg as Russia intensifies anti German campaigns and stock prices fall. German landowners including Prince Hohenlohe and Count Henckel race to sell Russian estates amid czarist ukase pressures and fear of asset expropriation.
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Russia
Berlin
Cologne Gazette
The
Post
Prince i Hohenlohe
Count Henckel
Herr -Kramsta
Ukkasey F
St. Petersburg
Prince Radaiwill
Prince Reuss
Status of Father McGlynn in Rome Excommunication Doubt
New York reports Dr. McGlynn’s status remains uncertain as the papal forty day period to appear before the Holy See expired. He did not travel to Rome, instead addressed a Washington Heights gathering and departed for Wisconsin. Clergy debate whether excommunication by name has been enacted and how a later order might apply.
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New York
Washington Heights
Wisconsin
Rome
America
McGlynne
Cardinal Simeoni
Henry George
Must Leave Egypt or Fight
Paris reports M de Lesseps stating that if England remains in Egypt, France will be forced to war. He warns the Sultan could lose his throne if the Anglo Turkish convention is signed. He notes Russia Germany and Austria favor a cautious approach avoiding direct Egyptian concessions.
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Paris
M. de Lesseps
England
France
Eough
Brussis
Sete Nord
Dee
Esancell
Russia
Bulgaria
Germany
Austr
le Nord
Geristhap
Italy
Queen of Hawaii Jubilee Mention Sparks Controversy
Vanity Fair notes the Queen of Hawaii may attend a national jubilee, stirring debate over court protocol and color imagery. The piece cites British and European royals, including the King of Saxony and the Duke of Sutherland, amid political tensions and a mock royal designation for Hawaii’s sister Lily.
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Vanity Fair
Hawaii
Buek
Malace
Saxony
Phurdh
Liliuokolani
Lily
Killarney
Man Fakes Identity Walker Blaine Arrested in Montreal
A young man at Montreal’s Windsor Hotel claimed to be Walker Blaine son of James G. Blaine. He presented a $1000 Bank of Rutland draft, bought jewelry with checks, and used a pass book before a detective identified him as Herbert Taylor formerly of Worcester. He had earlier registered as F R Hall to dodge questions.
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MonoythAby
Walker Blaine
James G. Blaine
Actgusta
Windsor Hotel
Bank of Montreal
Merchants’ National Bank of Rutland
Herbert Taylor
Worcester
F.R. Hall
Hall
ANOTHER BIG BOYCOTT IN GREEN GLASS TRADE
Proapecenta July 3. Knights of Labor plan boycotts against Green glass firms in the Eastern district employing Glass Blowers' League members over Knights. Circul ars signed by John W. Hayes warn firms as fallout from last year mass revolt and the split to form the Green Glass Blowers' League. Less than one tenth of green glass blowers in the East are Knights.
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Proapecenta
Glass Blowers’ League
Knights
Knights of Labor
John W. Hayes
General Executive Board
National ‘Trade Assembly
Green Glass Blowers’ League
National Trade Assembly
The
Kuignts
Centenary of Dr Gallaudet Celebrated in Hartrorp
About fifty descendants of Dr Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet gathered in Hartrorp Connecticut to mark his birth centennial. A memorial window was unveiled at Centre Church and a reception held at the American Asylum, the nation’s oldest school for the deaf. The group then visited Indian Neck on Long Island Sound where Dr Edward M Gallaudet, head of the National College of Washington, has a summer home.
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Thomas H. Gallaudet
Hartrorp
Conn
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
Indian Neck
Long Island Sound
Edward M. Gallaudet
National College of Washington
Mysterious Murder Ties to Railway Employee Mahoney
The body of Mahoney, an Indiana Bloomington and Western railway employee, was found this morning with a stab wound through the heart. No clue to the murderer or motive has emerged, leaving investigators in search of answers.
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Sprixermip
Mahoney
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Railway
Dee Dennis
Ex Governor Merrill in Critical Condition Near Death
Avausta Maine July 3 Ex Governor Merrill is very low tonight and barely alive. He lies unconscious with only slight body movement and takes no nourishment.
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Avausta
Merrill
Utah constitutional convention shapes church state separation
Delegates in Lake City pause Fourth of July recess as the Utah constitutional convention uses the 1882 document as a baseline. A 13 member committee led by John L. Caine works on amendments to protect religious freedom and ensure minority rights without church dominance in state affairs.
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Sar Lake Crry
Utah
John L. Caine
Congress
A Barrel of Beer The Cause
In South Framingham at M Criese's boarding house a barrel of beer led to a deadly altercation. Philip Grim, a German boarder, fatally stabbed Criese in the right side with a jackknife and fled but was arrested. The victim suffered a grievous wound with exposed bowels.
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M. Criese
South Natick
Philip Grim
Criese
Grim
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