Fraud warning on Martin Hill cash carrier patent
A circular from Martin and Hill of Florence Massachusetts warns merchants that a Lamson Company appeal to the U S Supreme Court may reverse Judge Colt's ruling on the cash carrier patent. If reversed, users could owe Lamson damages for periods of use plus fees to Martin and Hill.
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Messrs. Martin & Hill
Florence
Massachusetts
Colt
Lamson Company
Messrs. Martin & Fill
Judge Colt
Supreme Court of the United States
Martin & Hill Cash
Renewing the Fight Over New Hampshire Railroads
The New Hampshire legislature opens a heated session as the Boston & Maine and Concord railroad interests clash. Lawmakers press for compromise or bitter stalemate while investigations and local measures shape votes and committee hearings.
Cornell Wins Closest Intercollegiate Rowing Race
Cornell edged Bowdoin by two to three feet in a tight 9m 34s to 9m 38s four oared race on Lake Quinsigamond. Winds rough water and shifting strokes defined the finish with judges declaring Cornell the champion and earning the pennant and silver cup from Worcester Telegram.
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Worcester
Sreerau
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Cornell
O’leary
Old College Course
Fielder
Albert Hamm
Bowdoin
Coal Mine Brook
Fred Plaisted
John Teemer
Wigwam Hill
Regatta Point
Worcester Telegram
Quinsigamond Boat Club
Preck
Varny
Owever
E. Hale, Jr
Eugene Buckley
Boston
Aee Brown
Charles
Francis
Troy
N. Y
Curtis
C. G. Piotta
J. I. O'Neil
Bruswick An
Psotta
Weather Forecast for New England States and Nearby Areas
Indications show for Maine and New Hampshire a day of local rain with southerly winds shifting to northerly and higher temperatures in the east. Vermont and eastern New York expect southerly winds with fair weather and steady temperatures. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut should have fair weather with stationary temperatures and generally southerly winds. Blue Hill Observatory notes thunder showers for southeastern New England starting Tuesday night.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
New York
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Blvue Hint Observatory
New England
Funeral set for ex Governor Morrill in Augusta
The funeral for the late ex Governor Morrill is scheduled for Thursday at 11 30 a m Rev Mr Whitman of the Winthrop Street Universalist Church Augusta Me will officiate Morrill was a member of the church and community observes the obituary notes in yesterday’s meteorological record taken at all stations up to 10 p m
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Morrill
Whitman
Winthrop Street Universalist Church
Augusta
Arrest Sparks Commons Defeat and Home Secretary Shakeup
A London arrest triggers a government defeat in the House of Commons and raises the prospect of Home Secretary Mathews resigning. Premier Rouvier seeks a budget with no tax rise. The Constantinople commission is ordered out for failing to sign the Egyptian convention. Marquis of Hartington answers Gladstone on Liberal quarrels. Canadian Pacific seeks a £100,000 annual subsidy for British mails.
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London
House of Commons
Campbell Bannerman
Ireland
Cass
Mathews
Messrs
Reed
James Howard
Johnston
Tyler
Newton
The
Daily Telegraph
Howe of Commons
Rouvier
Constantinople
Marquis of Hartington
Gladstone
Canadian Pacific
West End tragedy ties to poverty and turmoil
An elderly West End resident Edward Wheeler dies by his own hand amid poverty and domestic strife. City notes report a stockholders meeting for West End Railway Company planning consolidation. Aldermen vote to amend ordinances and boost deputy collectors amid a tight money market with weak stocks and declining bank averages.
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Edward Wheeler
West End
West End Railway Company
General Paine
Wilmington
Del
Boston Yacht Club
Commodore Meer
City Point
Atchison
Boston
New England Pension Grants Listed by State and Recipient
Washington July 5 report lists pensions for New Englanders by state and recipient. Maine names Abigail Vose Rockport James Paul Kingfield Eben F. Vose descendants plus others. New Hampshire includes John Trevitt Mt Vernon. Vermont records Annette Griswold Brookfield and others. Massachusetts covers Margaret Hodgkins Boston Rebecca Grafton Plymouth plus several others.
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New England
Washixnton
New
Jay N. Baldwin
Monkton
Gideon Smith
Shelburne
George W. James
North Ferrisburg
John A. Griswold
Brookfield
Massachusetts
Margaret E
David Hodgkins
Original
Boston
Charles Dougherty
Cambridgeport
Rebecca T
Henry J. Grafton
Plymouth
Almand. Farr
Shrewsbury
Abram Barrett
Lynn
William H. Swazey
Ian Jonathan A. Brown
Taunton
Addison B
Heath
West Otis
Ernst murderers trial to start Thursday in New Haven
In Superior Court Judge Stoddard denied a continuance for Henry B. Chamberlain and Jamie F. Taylor. Chamberlain’s trial is set to begin Thursday morning for the murder of Mrs. Ernst in New Haven Connecticut.
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Ernst
New Haven
Conn
Superior Court
Stoddard
Henry B. Chamberlain
Jamey F. Taylor
Chamberlain
Yellow fever cases rise in Key West with three deaths
Three new yellow fever cases reported since yesterday in Key West along with three fatalities. City health officials urged residents to take precautions and avoid crowded areas as surveillance continues.
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Key West
Late Ship News: Gloucester Schooner Sinks Near Seal Island
The schooner Charles P Thompson of Gloucester struck Bionde Rock near Seal Island at 2:36 AM Sunday and sank after backing into deep water. The crew, unready, escaped by boat to Seal Island as fog hampered navigation. The wreck, weighing sixty nine tons, was owned by Robert Lowe and others of Gloucester. Lonpox July 5. Arrivals: City of Montreal off Brow Head, Devonia at Glasgow bound for New York.
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Halifax
Charles P. Thompson
Gloucester
Maas
Bionde Rock
Seal Island
Tiine
Western Bank
Robert Lowe
City
Montreal
New York
Brow Head
Devonia
Glasgow
Rouvier Budget Proposes No New Taxes Or Loans
Paris reports M. Rouviers budget aims to balance state finances by retrenchment totaling 129 million francs. It excludes fresh taxes and abandons alcohol surtax and personal property levy. Ordinary budget reduces 69 million francs and extra budget 60 million francs. The Chamber adopted three years military service and approved raising foreign alcohol duty to 70 francs per hectolitre.
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M. Rouvier
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Hartington Replies to Gladstone on Irish Policy in Cabinet
The Marquis of Hartington defended cabinet unity on Irish policy and denied Gladstone’s claims of persistent divisions. He urged publication of cabinet proceedings to reveal who supported Home Rule and who resisted. He challenged Gladstone to provide details on Freyne debates and named colleagues, asserting no personal remonstrance from Gladstone.
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London
Marquis of Hartington
Gladstone
Lord Hartington
Liberal Party
Mr. Gladstone
Altoether
Germany Austria Italy Weigh Closer Alliance
The Tagblatt reports Germany Austria and Italy negotiating for a closer alliance than the current entente. The talks aim to strengthen cooperation among the three nations amid rising tensions in Europe.
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Vienna
the Tagblatt
Germany
Austris
Italy
Work of Anarchists Causes Explosions in Paris
A bomb hidden outside a Montmartre property owner’s premises exploded causing heavy damage. Nearby windows smashed and a wall hole created. An Italian tenant recently jailed four months for assaulting landlords. suspicion falls on his associates. Three members of an anarchist landlord league have been arrested.
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Paris
Montmatre
Submarine Cable Conference Ends in Paris
The submarine cable conference has closed and members depart for home. A protocol fixes May 1, 1888, as the reinforcement time for the convention of March 1884, with a reservation that five signatory states yet to vote on the remur
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Paris
London Composer Lindsay Sleeper dies at 61
London reports the death of Lindsay Sleeper the noted musical composer at age sixty one. The same bulletin notes a reception hosted by Minister Phelps with eighteen hundred seventy guests and lists numerous prominent attendees.
Imperial highway plan linked to Pacific mail route
The Canadian Pacific Railway proposes a high speed ocean service for English, China, and Japan mails with admiralty supervised boats convertible to armed cruisers. It seeks £100,000 yearly subsidy and a land and sea corridor from Vancouver to Hong Kong, calculating cost by existing India China mail subsidies. The scheme touts free Canada to Asia land carriage for China and Japan mails and troop transport at cost price.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railway
China
Japan
America
Ocean
Peninsula & Oriental Company
Suez
Vancouver
Hong Kong
Riot Threat Feared In Lincoln Tenth Street Track Battle
A potential riot erupted as rival streetcar gangs clashed on Lincoln's Tenth Street over track possession. Police intervened, arresting three leaders including John Fitzgerald, president of the Irish National League of America, who was fined $10 and costs for flourishing a shillelah.
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Lincoln, Neb
Tenth Street
John Fitzgerald
Irish National League of America
The Missing Manufacturer Narick July Search for Doherty
This afternoon three volunteer parties searched the woods and ponds near Narick for Patrick T Doherty a boot and shoe stock manufacturer who vanished from home Sunday morning. He is about 82 years old five feet inches tall with a light complexion and smooth face.
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Narick
Patrick T. Doherty
Doherty
Mortality in New York Rises with 208 Deaths in One Day
In New York on July 5 the city faced rising mortality with 200 deaths reported yesterday and 208 deaths recorded today, signaling growing alarm over the outbreak.
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New York
New Hampshire House Sees Broad Legislation Actions
In Concord on July 5 the New Hampshire House introduced bills to protect veterans graves, penalize liquor makers after 1887, revive and amend the Concord & Rochester railroad charter, incorporate banks and insurance firms, grant two thirds pay pensions to veteran locomotive engineers, set savings bank officer qualifications, regulate Sunday trains, and appoint a factory inspection board to curb child labor in machinery cleaning.
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New Hampshire Trust Company
Dover
Roxbury
Keene
New Hampshire Construction Company
New Hamphire Sons of Veterans
Vermont & New Hampshire Railroad
Civil Service Commission
Keene Street Railway
Sheridan Guards
Manchester
New Hampshire Agricultural College
Congress
Committee On Banks
Concorp
N. H
Concord & Rochester Railroad
Monadnock Bank
Monadnock, General Stark
City and
New England Fire Insurance Companies
Board of Inspectors
Fidelity Bank Official Tells of Crooked Deals in Cincinnati
E L Harper vice president of Fidelity Bank now in county jail awaiting trial says he bought bank stock the day before its failure and deposited 30000 on Saturday. He claims a five man group including Wilshire Woods Chatfield and himself signed a written agreement to pay Ammi Baldwin for silence. He links J D Hearn to bank examiner action and accuses Mrs Baldwin of pressuring Hickenlooper over Hearn. Harper claims his help kept the others out of trouble.
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Cincinnati
E. L. Harper
Fidelity Bank
Harper
Third National Bank
Ammi Baldwin
George Wilshire
William Woods
W. H. Chatfield
Joseph Wilshire
Vnte
Baldwin
J. D. Hearn
Third National
Mr. Hearn
General Hickenlooper
Hearn
Chatfield, Woods
Wilshire
Lynn veterans visit Richmond in fraternal tour
The General Lander Post G A R veterans from Lynn Massachusetts toured Richmond sightseeing visiting the Confederate Soldiers Home and meeting with cordial receptions. They were entertained at Sanger Hall and the ladies were also hosted before departing tomorrow.
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Richmonn
General Lander Post
Lynn
Mass
Sanger Hall
Peng
Morbypig
Wrestler Quinn Fatally Shot In New York Street Duel
Joseph Quinn aged 25 renowned amateur middleweight wrestler and NYAC member was shot dead at Thirty-eighth street and Second avenue by Daniel Lyons of 691 First avenue after a quarrel over a woman. Lyons fled. Quinn died at Bellevue Hospital.
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New York
Joseph Quinn
Thirty-eighth Street
Second Avenue
Daniel Lyons
First Avenue
Lyons
Quinn
New York Athletic Club
Ile
Coffee Exchange
East Thirty Eighth Street
Bellevue Hospital
Rhode Island Dental Society Holds Annual Meeting
Newport Rhode Island July 5 The Rhode Island Dental Society held its annual meeting with good attendance Dr A Brackett Harvard College read a paper on Hypodermic Medication and the use of Cocaine There were cordial expressions of support for the dental section of the international medical congress to be held in Washington in September A committee was appointed to harmonize Rhode Island dental laws with those of other states Officers were elected and the society dined at the Ocean House.
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Bowdoin
Intercollegiate Rowing Association
Lake Quinsigamond
S. Bowdoin
Lawrence Times
Fred Leavitt
Boston
Gulf of Mexico
Mt. Washington
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Ky. J. Lee
Richmond
New Hampshire
Maine Central Railroad
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Fitzhugh Lee
Virginia
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Philip H. Moxom
United Labor Party
Ohio
Jacob Sharp
Phillip Preem
Natick
Jefferson Davis
Beauvoir
Miss
Senator Cullom
Bodwell
Lake Amosagunticook
Butterworth
Canada
Detroit
Chicago
Indianapolis
Joseph Quinn
New York
Samuel M. Sopher
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United States Cavalry
Bateman
Richard Cronan
Niagara River
Catholic Herald of New York
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Neb
Rhode Island Dental Society
Newport
Corrigan
Vatican
McGlynn
New York City
Brewster Free Academy
Dover
N. H
The
Weirs
R. I
A. Brackett
Harvard College
International Medical Congress
Washington
Rhode Island
Ocean House
Family quarrel ends in stabbings at Cranston Print Works
In Cranston, Robert Burke stabbed his brother Owen Burke during a family quarrel and then injured companion William Lasey who came to Owen's aid. Burke and Lasey are detained. Owen remains missing after sustaining the more serious injuries.
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Provence
R. 1
Cranston Print Works
Robert Burke
Owen
William Lasey
Robert
Lasey
Missing Bartender William Stiehl Feared to Have Suicided
Bripccroft Conn July 5 William Stiehl a bartender for Slegman Whetstine disappeared from the store about 11 PM leaving his coat and hat behind. No trace has been found and he has been melancholy of late raising fears he may have taken his own life.
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Bripccroft
Conn
William Stiehl
Slegman & Whetstine
A Murderous Cavalryman in San Francisco
Private Thomas N. Batemen of Troop A, Second United States Cavalry, shot and killed First Sergeant Samuel M. Sopher at the Presidio barracks after a reprimand for intoxication. Bateman fired on Sopher as he attempted to rouse delinquents, then reloaded and fired a second time.
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San Francisco
Thomas N. Batemen
Second
United States Cavalry
Samuel M. Sopher
Presidio Barracks
Bateman
Stony Creek Murder Case Advances with Arrest
New Haven July 5 Peter Coffey of Stony Creek was arrested on a bench warrant for the murder of Station Agent C S Way. Way’s mangled remains were found near the depot three months ago and Coffey will be sent before the grand jury tomorrow.
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Stony Creek
New Haven
Conn
Peter Coffey
C. S. Way
Way
Coffey
Maud B Wins Final Heat at Lawrence Driving Park
In Lawrence on July 5 fewer than 500 watched the local race day. Maud B. won the final heat in the program’s main event, a 2:37 class purse of $200. Brunette owned by D. W. Beckler of Boston trotted under protest in the first event.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Driving Park
Maud B
Brunette
D. W. Beckler
Boston
M. Kimball
Br. m. Mand
J. Morrisey
B. G. John H
Lene J
Mosher
Mascot
Ee de L. Prescott
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Lady Wilcox
A. Taylor
B. G. Dick
G. G. Greylight
Ceoaay OB & Sd
M. Oneata
Acme
Kl Bees Bo
William Warner
G. Alex
Eeers US Bok
Br. G
Little Jim
Death of Actor Edward Lamb at 58 in Brooklyn
Comedian Edward Lamb died this evening in Brooklyn at age 58. The veteran stage performer was known for his lively humor and appearances in early 20th century productions. His death leaves the theater world mourning a beloved character actor.
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Brooklyn
Edward Lamb
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