Accidents and public talk mark July list in city
A long hospital roll reports injuries from blank and toy pistols and fireworks across City Hospital Massachusetts General Hospital and local homes. Included are Patrick Foley 19 Roxbury and George Rason 3, with several victims under age. A related Cambridge event reports Mayor Russell presiding at a Democratic Club convention praising Cleveland and urging economic restraint and national unity.
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City Hospital
Patrick H. Foley
Boston Street
South Boston
Annie Myrey
Camden Street
John Shepard
Bellescourt
Roxbury
Thomas J. Cannon
Lamartine Street
Myer Popp
Orange Street
William A. Walters
Athens Street
Patrick W. Harrigan
Fellows Court
Albert Engel
Centre
Robert Bunell
Union Park Street
J. Lawton
Willard Place
Henry E. Rice
Richard Cummins
George Rason
Kirkland Street
Charles H. Foye
Foye
William F. Albert
Bromley Park
City Ospital
Thomas J. Kennahan
Dorchester Avenue
Massachusetts General Hospital
Lathrop
Whiting
Howard Street
Chorge Pierce
Main Street
Cambridgeport
Thomas J. Hurley
Chestnut Street
Brookline
John McMahon
Rutland
Fitchburg
Boston
Ballrinmore
League of Democratic Clubs
Academy of Music
Charles Ogden
Nebraska
J. T. Wightman
Ogden
Latrobe
William FE. Russell
Cambridge
Mass
Massachusetts
William E. Russell
Mr. Russell
Young Democracy
Young
Democratic Party
People’s Party
Grover Cleveland
St. Louis
Rowlin Wolves
Republican Party
Cleveland
Ban
Opening of international cricket match at Toronto
This morning reports describe the opening of an international cricket match at Toronto Ontario with page 1 information. The trial of Pitcher proceeds as the judge overrules prisoner's counsel objections. Oxford and Cambridge oarsmen comment on Yale's challenge likely not being accepted this year.
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Toronto
Ont
Pitcher
Oxford
Cambridge
Yale
Amesbury and Tammany Society mark July Fourth with speeches and parade
Crowds fill Amesbury and New York for Fourth of July ceremonies. In Amesbury Josiah Bartlett statue unveiling drew Governor Sawyer and local dignitaries amid a grand civic parade, martial music, and tributes from speakers. The Tammany Society events featured readings from President Cleveland and remarks by West Mills and Cox praising unity, reform, and labor interests.
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New York
The
Tammany Society
Academy of Music
Senator West
Missouri
Collins
Massachusetts
Mills
Texas
McCreary
Kentucky
Hooker
Mississippi
Shively
Indiana
Ford
Michigan
McAdoo
New Jersey
Biggs
Delaware
Grand Sachem Flack
Cleveland
Whitney and
Vilas
Friends of
Grover Cleveland
West
Republican Party
Roger G. Mills
Democratic Party
Amesbury
Speciau
Josiah Bartlett
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Commonwealth
J. RR. Huntington
New England
Annes
G. W. Osgood
W. E. Biddle
F. A. Babcock
Enoch O. Dresser
Eighth Regiment
F. A. Osgood
Brackett
Dalton
G. W. Johnson
Elijah J. Morse
E. M. McPherson
Governor’s Council
J. R. Huntington
E. Moody Boynton
Battery C
Lawrence
Duchesney
Chandler
Portland
R. Mudge
Merrimac
Grand Army of the Republic
Newburyport
Fourth Regiment of Patriarchs
St. Jean Baptiste Society
Monument Square
Arles H. Sawyer
New Hampshire
Augustus D. Ayling
Concord
Elbert Wheeler
Nashua
Howard L. Porter
Arthur L. Emerson
Chester
Genet
William EE. Spalding
Tufts College
Newton
Boynton
United States
Goarfold
Bartlett
Republic
Tariff Legislation Faces Long Fight in Congress
Washington July 4 The tariff bill progress looks to clear the dutiable schedules by July 20 with a House vote by August 1 and Senate consideration to follow. Debates loom on internal revenue, with possible conference friction if Republicans resist House terms. Leaders weigh adjournment vs. continued battles over river and harbor funding and other measures as capstone for party platforms.
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Washineton
Srorau
Internal Revenue
House
Senate
Conference Committee
Riddleberger
Carlisle
Committee On Rules
Randall
Reed
Cannon
Colonel Matson
Indiana
Friends of the Union Pacific
Congress
Hennepin Canal
Portage Lake
New England
Lake Walden Fourth Fires and Lake Disasters
A July Fourth roundup reports multiple accidents and drownings from Lake Walden and nearby water bodies. Incidents include severe burns from firecrackers at Kenora Lake, infant death from a carriage mishap, boat capsize drownings on Crystal Lake and Lake Massabesic, plus a balloonist injury and a drowning at the Connecticut River. Also recaps a heated political rally at Lake Walden featuring ex Governor St John and General Swift.
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Springfield
John Connors
John Riley
Gardner
Henry Huntley
Farnham
Crystal Lake
Manchester
N. H
Fletcher's Island
Lake Massabesh
Annie Glakin
Mary Ellen Walsh
Amoskeag Falls
Witumantic
Conn
Fair Grounds
NorryFiep
G. L. Griggs
Cornell University
Kingston
N. Y
Hewins & Hollis Outfitters Boston Weather Data
Hewins Hollis Outfitters at 4 Hamilton Place Boston, and weather indications for July 4–8 show stationarity then cooling. Boston readings include barometer 30.12 at 8 A M 29.96 at 8 P M, temps 71.0 to 72.0, dew point 58, humidity 53 to 61, wind SW, clear skies, mean temp 71.5, max 86.4, min 59.5, precipitation 0.00.
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Boston
Eastport
Fair Portland
Northfield
Clear Block Island
Fairlbany Steer
Fairew York
Philadelphia
Nantucket
Washington
Pchburg
New Orleans
Shreveport
Fort Susith
Galveston
Fair Knoxville
Cloudy
Memphis
Fair
Cincinnati
Kain Pittsburg
Buffalo
Eevee Cawego
Clevelan
Fair Detroit
Grand Haven
Ackinaw City
Cleararquette
Mich
Chicago
Sulit
Clear Ab
Fair Yaarmouth
Ee i
Balifax
Eeser
Weavenworth
Ween
Ik St Clotay
Vincent
Ooere
Ses Ee Bismarck
Fort Buford
Fort Assinaboine
Fort Custer
Clona
Peer Ees
Rapid City
Sneer Ig S
Fair Cheyenne
Bone
North Piatre
Enver
Yodge City
Ama BE
Oftsill
Clear East Lake City
Aii Selbaie
Fire engine kills woman in East Boston incident
Last night steamer No. 9 of the East Boston fire department, en route to an alarm, ran over and killed Eliza Sullivan, 47, who lived at Decatur and Paris streets. The body was sent to the North Grove street morgue.
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Boston Theatre
W. E. L. Dillaway
City Point
Jamaica Pond
Eliza Sullivan
Boston
East Boston
Decatur and
Paris Streets
North Grove Street
Steamers Arrived and Departures From Various Ports
A list of ships arriving or departing between June 27 and July 4 at Gibraltar Hamburg Lizard Liverpool Hull Penarth Hong Kong and New York includes Brooklyn City from Almazar ron bound for Baltimore Strathleven from Japan and China for New York Rhaetia from New York Suevia from New York for Hamburg Circassia from New York Samaria from Boston for Liverpool Rhein from Baltimore Rotterdam from New York Barcelona from New York Assyria from St John NB Colorado from New York Lirique from St John NB Lord of the Isles from New York Stamford from Baracoa San Marcos from Aspinwall Piqua from Messina Bar ravouta from Grenada and other similarly listed movements.
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Gibraltar
Brooklyn City
Almazarron
Baltimore
Strathleven
Japan
China
New York
Hamburg
Rhaetia
Lizard
Suevia
Gragow
Circassia
Liverpool
Samaria
Boston
Kinsale
Rhein
Bremen
Rotterdam
Barcelona
Britannia
Penarth
Assyria
St John
Hull
Colorado
Lirique
Hong Kong
Lord of the Isles
Stamford
Baracoa
San Marcos
Aspinwall
Piqua
Messina
Barravouta
Grenada
Phelps of Boston Promotes Life Insurance Agency
A fragment notes an agent named Ja Te Phelps of 163 Devon Street Boston promoting life insurance. The text praises a man who understands and is proud of his business, and mentions subjects like law medicine and insurance as specialized areas.
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Matera
Life Ins
Te Phelps
Agt
Dev
Boston
International cricket match in Toronto opens with USA 206 total
The American eleven won the toss and batted first in Toronto on July 4, finishing at 206. Brockie scored 61 and W Scott 35 as the innings closed. Canada were 79 in their first turn, G W Jones making 22, and play to resume tomorrow with Canada to bat first.
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Toronto
Ont
Sipeedal
Brockie_ ran
W. Scott
G. W. Jones
Butler Wins Canoe Race On Connecticut River
Springfield July 4 Paul Butler of Lowell in the Fly won the second of a series for the Springfield cup on the Connecticut River over a six mile course with a time of 1h 5s Emil Knappe won the sailing race Yr Herke and Irving A Quimby won the senior and junior paddling races in a club event prior to the main trophy race.
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Paul Butler
Springfield
Lowell
Connecticut
Emil Knappe
Anc
Yale's Challenge May Not Be Accepted This Year
London reports that Oxford and Cambridge oarsmen doubt Yale will be able to train a crew before next spring due to the summer break after Henley regatta. The Cambridge captain suggests a possible early race date and even a mixed Oxford Cambridge crew if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxford
Cambridge
Yale
Drowned in the Rapids at Suspension Bridge
Robert William Flack of Syracuse a boat-builder formerly of Toronto attempted to navigate the rapids in an open boat built for the task. The craft capsized and he was drowned. The boat and body were recovered an hour later on the Canada side. He leaves a widow and five children and was about 40 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flack
Niagara Rapids
Massachusetts
Sheridan
Josiah Bartlett
Amesbury
Suspension Bridge
Robert William Flack
Syracuse
Toronto
Flack
Canada
Insect Hunters Visit Lake Nepigon District
Ottawa July 4 special James Fletcher dominion entomologist and botanist with Professor Scudder of Harvard left for Lake Nepigon district to study ravages by insects and collect specimens Scudder, a leading entomologist, specializes in fossil entomology and works with Harvard University Cambridge Mass.
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Ottawa
Ont
James Fletcher
Dominion
Department of Agriculture
Lake Nepigon
Scudder
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
General Sheridan Reported Comfortable On Voyage
General Sheridan's physicians say he passed a comfortable day at sea from Comfort Delaware Breakwater July 4. Pulmonary congestion symptoms have rapidly subsided with no threat of heart failure and prospects for a successful termination of the voyage are favorable.
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General Sheridan
Delaware
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Oes
Fuller
Thurman
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Roseland Park
Hannibal Hamlin
Frye
Clinton B. Fisk
J. G. Whittier
Larchmont Yacht Club
Tammany Society of New York
Harrison
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Chicagos
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Bostons
Philadelphias
Moss & Abbey
Massachusetts Society of the Cincinnati
Whittier
Lake Walden
John
John L. Swift
Stone Castle
State Street
St. John
Kansas
Thoreau
J. J. Lewis
Broadway Universalist Church
O. P. Gifford
Thomas Dickson, Jr
J. W. Hamilton
Neal Dow
Maine
John L
Oregon
Harrison and
Morton
Statesman
Blaine
Pime
General Swift
Mr. St. John
Genera Swift
Fremont
Freedom
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
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Doug Ce
General de Si
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North Street
G. W. Simmons & CO
Hewins & Hollis
Outfitters
Hamilton Place
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