Land Company Suit Over Mora Grant In New Mexico
Judge Lawrence refused a motion to continue an injunction in the case brought by the land company of New Mexico against Stephen B. L. Elkins and others. The suit seeks title to a one fifth share of the Mora tract of about 827000 acres, alleging Elkins and partners bought, sold, and controlled the land while plans to sell at 70 cents per acre. Elkins admits possession and denies wrongdoing. The court found no basis for an injunction pendente lite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lawrence
Supreme Court
The
Land Company of New Mexico Limited
Stephen BL. Elkins
Elkins
New Mexico
E. A. Darling
Thomas B. Catron
Paul Butler
T. Rush Spence
Mora
Blackmore
London
England
Elkine
Kellar
Chenowith
St. Paul
Neb
Joshua 8. Palmer
Portland
C. H. Barker
Timothy Shaw, Jr
Biddeford
E. Hi. Banks
Wheat, oats and crops seen in Rural New Yorker forecast
From 3500 crop reports the Rural New Yorker projects winter wheat at 210 million bushels and spring wheat at 155 million, totaling 365 million with a drop of 147.6 million from last year. Oats expected to be the largest ever. corn area large. potatoes and tobacco up. cotton fair with insect injury. apples fair but pears and peaches weak. western trees dying. New Jersey Delaware Maryland crops fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union
New Yorker
Exos
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Dynamite Blast Kills Three at Sideling Hill Tunnel
A dynamite blast at the east end of Sideling Hill tunnel on the South Pennsylvania railway in McConnelL esburg Pa. this morning killed John O Brien heading boss Christ McCormick and John White. Four others were seriously injured and two may die. James McManus survived with severe wounds and located the men after the blast. Wm Hunter also badly wounded. A gang of 25 had just retired. O Brien allegedly caused the premature discharge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcconnelesburg
Sideling Hill
South Pennsylvania
John O’ Brien
Christ McCormick
John White
James McManus
Wm. Hunter
O’brien
Bell seeks injunction against Western Pennsylvania Telco
In Pittsburgh on July 6 the United States circuit court heard preliminary injunction arguments by American Bell and Western Pennsylvania Telephone Company. Attorney Storrow of Boston led Bell’s case as both sides, with many lawyers, prepared for a potentially week long session. The judge presides McKennon and Acheson, and a broad audience attended. The decision is expected to set a precedent for similar cases in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
United States Circuit Court
McKennon and
Acheson
Western Pennsylvania Telephone Company
American Bell Telephone Company
Storrow
Boston
Bell Company
Western
Withdrawal of revolutionaries from Baranquilla
Navy dispatch from Admiral Jouett reports the entire revolutionary force withdrawing from Baranquilla and coast to 60 miles up the Magdalena River where government troops are entrenched. A battle is expected. Colombia now has one warship at Aspinwall. rebels abandon their last seagoing vessel. Swatara to be sent north at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Colon
Navy Department
Mexico's financial scene worsens as Diaz faces foreign banks
A New York report cites a traveler from northern Mexico describing a deeper crisis. German and English bankers oppose Diaz's policy to align with the United States, aiming to disrupt his government and Mexican trade control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
The
Evening Post
Mexico
Diaz
United States
Big Four bicyclists begin cross country tour from Buffalo
The 107 member Big Four touring group starts from Buffalo heading to New York on July 17. Wheelmen from New York Boston Chicago and Buffalo travel via Lake Ontario by steamer from Charlotte then through Canada to Thousand Islands and Alexandria Bay before reentering at Clayton. They continue to Amsterdam Albany and towns along the Hudson River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
N. Y
New York
Boston
Chicago
Lake Ontario
Charlotte
Canada
Thousand Islands
Alexandria Bay
Clayton
Amsterdam
Albany
Hudson River
Yellow fever case found near New Orleans but no importation
The New Orleans board of health says there is no cause for alarm after a sporadic yellow fever case in a suburban area. Dr. Joseph Holt, board president, issued a despatch noting early disinfection and isolation and stating there is no trace of importation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ni&w
Orleans
Board of Health
Joseph Holt
New Orleans
Habeas writ likely to move Carver to New Haven for libel trial
Willimantic July 6 probable habeas corpus writ to take Dr Carver to New Haven for immediate trial on civil libel suit by W Cody. Cody’s agents agreed to the step today and the superior court was asked for the writ. The show itself has not secured bonds and remains here under attachment.
Chinese Laundryman Murdered in Rome New York
Sing Lee a Chinese laundryman was found dead in his Rome New York laundry at 4 PM strapped to his bed with a stab wound. A placard on the door read Me go in York now. He is thought to have been killed for his money with a Chinaman suspected of the crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
N. Y
Sing Lee
York
Washington
Franklin
Gibraltar
Pensacola
Kearsage
Tangier
United States
Semsers
Messrs
Professors Benton and White Missing After Yacht Voyage
On Thursday last Prof. Benton of the Young Men's Christian association and Frank White of Dunkirk sailed from Dunkirk in a yacht bound for this city. Fears arise that both are lost as no news has reached here since their departure. White is president of the Rambiers Bicycle club.
Lawrence Aldermen Reject Licenses In July 15 Cutoff
NO LICENSE. LAWRENCE MASS July 6 The board of aldermen voted not to receive applications for liquor licenses after July 15 They refused inn holders licenses to several applicants A proposal to reduce laborers pay was tabled
Ex-Editor Dixon to Take Over Vermont Watchman
St Albans July 6 D W Dixon longtime editor of the St Albans Messenger who has recently retired plans to take over the Vermont Watchman of Montpelier and will assume possession on July 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
D. W. Dixon
W. N. Prescott
Vermont Watchman
Montpelier
The New Cabinet Battle over Bradlaugh’s oath in Commons
Parliament reassembled as Mr Bradlaugh faced an oath vote with opposition from Sir Michael Hicks Beach and radicals. The motion to refuse him the oath passed 265 to 219, prompting Bradlaugh to withdraw. Lord Salisbury outlined difficult foreign policy issues including Afghanistan, Egypt, and the Soudan, emphasizing steady, cautious measures and defense of India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Commons
Bradlaugh
Labouchere
Burt
Michael Hicks-Beach
Exchequer
Russia
Randolph Churchill
Randolph
Marquis of Salisbury
England
Afghanistan
Central Asia
Mulifear
Lord Salisbury
Penjdeh
Telegraph
Earl of Northbrook
Soudan
Egypt
France
China
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. de Freycinet
Bankers
Grant & Co
Baron Grant
Dublin
Earl of Carnarvon
T. D. Sullivan
Westmeath County
Coblenz
Empress Augusta
Frederick William
New York
Spain
Aranjuez
Valencia
Pittsfield Murder Mystery Deepens Without New Clues
Pittsfield reports little progress in the George Dunbar case as detectives search for a rifle or brass knuckle motive. Insurance totals exceed ten thousand across multiple companies. a Wednesday funeral is planned at the Methodist church. Senator Dunbar of Westfield handles private papers. a private inquest was held yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
George Dunbar
Dunbar
Pease
Lee
Wellington
Tucker
Faulkner
Renfrew
Neil Faulkner
Scully
Berkshire Life
Union Mutual of
Portland
Massachusetts Mutual
Springfield
State Mutual of
Worcester
Bay State of
Westfield
Massachusetts Benefit
Boston
New York Reserved
New York
Royal Arcanum
Knights of Pythias
Knights of Honor
Odd Fellows
Knights and Ladies of Honor
Fidelity and Casualty Accident
North American
Methodist Church
Morse Rests His Case in Fisher Hill Probe
A brief session of the Fisher Hill Investigating Committee ends with Morse resting his case as the Water Board prepares to begin testimony in its defense on Wednesday. The committee will hear witnesses and review evidence tied to the water administration dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher Hill
The
Water Board
Allen
George A. Wilson
Supreme Court
Edward Avery
Simmons
Morse
Farmer
Teachers Talk at Newport Opens Annual Institute Session
The fifty sixth annual American Institute of Instruction opened in Newport Rhode Island with a capacity crowd at the skating rink. Hon James W Patterson of New Hampshire presided while many Boston and New Hampshire educators attended including Col H B Sprague and Mrs Abba Goold Woolson. Gov Wetmore was unable to attend and was represented by W P Sheffield. The program features talks on The New Education commonly discussed topics and a week of lectures and readings by prominent educators. The opening program included welcome remarks by Rev Warren Randolph and Mayor Franklin, with Patterson delivering the main address on The Value and Uses of Wealth. The event is expected to draw over 3600 attendees and includes readings music and seaside recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R.I
American Institute of Instruction
James W. Patterson
New Hampshire
Institute
H. B. Sprague
Girls High School
Boston
E. H. Davis
Chelsea
Mass
Walter A. Mowry
Arthur Mowry
Anderson
Henry R. Warte
Arthur Bowker
Quincy School
Amos Hadley
Concord
N.H
Z. Richards
Washington, D. C
Abba Goold Woolson
N. H
George Eliot
Gov
United States Artillery Band
Warren Randolph
D. D
Joint Special Committee
Franklin
Patterson
Randolph
Wetmore
William P. Sheffield
J. W. Patterson
Dr.Robinson
Brown University
Sidney Woollett
Robinson
Noah Porter
Yale College
W. H. Payne
Michigan University
Charles A. Young
Princeton
Alice Freeman
Wellesley College
Robert Fletcher
Dartmouth College
T. W. Bicknell
New England Journal of Education
Leaver
Homer B. Sprague
The
Girls’ High School
S. R. Thompson
Abba Goold
Woolson
L. H. Marvel
Lewiston
Institute of
George A. Littlefield
Robert G. Metcalf
New Yorkers Fall Short on Leaders’ Grounds in Culenco
Culenco Illinois July 6 The New Yorkers quit the field as leaders won three of four on their grounds. Homes mine panicked in eighth inning allowing four runs after two failed chances to get the side out. Attendance seven thousand. Gore out hit by batted ball. A brilliant catch saved the game. St Louis July 6 The maroons beat Providence 11 innings, Burns debut with a backward catch of a line drive off Gilligan, keeping the visitors from scoring in the sixth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culenco
NEW Yorks
Chicagos
Po.a.e. R
PO. A
Burns
Clarkson
Creace
Dorgan
Deasley
Welch
Gerhardt
Gore
St. Lovutis
Maroons
Providence
Dick Burns
St. Louis
Gilligan
Louis
Providences
PO. A. E. KR
A. E
Boyle
Bassett
St. Lews
Shafer
Seery
McCormick
Radford
Dumap
Wild Poe
Bogie
Hines
Dunlap
McKinnon
Cushiman
Philadelphias
Detroits
New England
Haverhill
Haverhills
Lawrence
Titcomb
Conway
Bostons
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Cincinnati
Porkopolis
Portland
Weidel
Hilsey
Fulmer
Holland
Watson
Pioneers
Roxburys
M. A
Courcey Telegrams Describe Assault on Hong Kong Legation
Paris dispatches summarize Gen. Courcey’s telegrams from July 5 describing a coordinated Annamite assault on the French legation in Hongca and surrounding citadel. Reports claim 30,000 attackers, fires at straw huts, legation damage, and French losses. yet defensive success is claimed with impending reinforcements and warnings of further attacks. Courcey notes citadel in possession with 1000 cannons and plans for repulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Courcey
Hun
Hongca
Regation
Hougen
Haiphong
Hug
Legation
Hue
Afghan ameer plan to attack frontier reported
Advices from the Russian front on the Murghab state say Afghan forces mass along the frontier. The movement suggests the ameer of Afghanistan intends to launch an attack on the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peterspure
Murghab
Ameer
Afghanistan
Emigration limits and honors amid Asia diplomacy
San Francisco dispatches report John Russell Young on the Chinese restriction act, US China emigration, and potential treaty needs with England. Japans honors to Stevens and resumption of specie payments are noted, with Corean integrity concerns as Russia masss troop movements near Windivestock and a patrol fleet sent to the Corean coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
John Russell Young
United States
China
Oceanic
America
Hong Kong
England
Corea
Shanghai
Russia
Windivestock
Corean
Salt Lake half mast flag sparks Utah unrest
Salt Lake City seethes over a Fourth of July flag at half mast. Gentiles argue the act reflects church authority and betrayal. A veteran weeps before the city bell, vowing to leave the “nest of treason” within 48 hours as local leaders defend the gesture amid disputed papers and public orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Utah
Horace Eldridge
Deseret National Bank
United States Depository
Prove Enquirer
Independence
Daseret News
Fatal Fire Near Woodbridge Claims Eight In Family
A Virginia residence fire near Woodbridge killed three members of the Harrison family and two others, with two adults and two children surviving. Mrs. Harrison’s eldest child perished, and a neighboring baby was burned in the incident. Several injured relatives remain hospitalized with limited hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Woodbridge
Joseph Harrison
Samuel Harrison
Samuel
Bailey
Miss Bailey
National encampment prizes announced at Fairmount Park
Philadelphia July 6 The board of military judges announced the prize winners for the national encampment at Fairmount Park Infantry first prize went to the Houston guards Zouaves first prize to the Busch Zouaves St Louis Artillery first prize to Battery B Washington Artillery New Orleans Gattling guns first prize to the Second New York Battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Board of Military Judges
Houston Guards
Busch Zouaves
St. Louis
Washington Artillery
New Oreans
New York
Grant Keeps Sleep Quiet Amidst Painful Steps
Gen Grant's condition remained cautious but improving with restful sleep and steady strength gains. Doctors noted relief from noon onward, though intensified forenoon pain persisted briefly. He spent the day indoors, briefly joined by Col. Ochiltree, and later relaxed with family before nightfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. McGregor
N. Y
Gen. Grant
Gen
Grant
Douglas
Col
Pam Ochiltree
Dr. Douglas
Saratoga
Riotous strikers and armed police guard Chicago horse cars
Two hundred strikers with Pinkerton detectives and deputies arrived at Western avenue car barn at 5 am as 400 police moved in to protect routes. Cars ran under heavy guard on Randolph Lake and Madison streets with armed police aboard. By afternoon mobs attacked several cars near Van Buren and Robey, overturning two vehicles and injuring conductors. arrests were made. All cars then withdrew to the barns, with service halted after 5:30 pm and no cars to run overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Pinkerton
Western Avenue
Randolph Street
Lake
Randolph Streets
van Buren Street
Madison Street
Jefferson and
West Division Street Railway
van Buren
Robey Street
Robey
Lake Street
Striking iron workers demand wage terms at Cleveland Rolling Mill
About 1200 iron workers in Cleveland march to the Cleveland Rolling Mill general office demanding a return to old wages and a semi monthly pay day. Manager W B Chisholm says July 1 wages stand and pay days won t be restructured. Leaders insist no discharges if workers return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ployers
Cleveland
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
W. B. Chisholm
Proclamation Against Government Sparks Riot Fears
A student signed proclamation in Mexico City July 6 denounces the debt decree as tyrannical and calls for a popular demonstration. Government orders troops to stay in barracks and editors are arrested for violent denunciations of the regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF Mexico
Galveston
Gonzalez
Xuild
Yucatan
Floods Cause Widespread Destruction in Parsons Area
Reports from Parsons Kansas dated July 6 describe extensive flood damage as the Neosho River rises five feet beyond any recorded level. Wheat in shocks is ruined, livestock lost, and homes and fences swept away with several deaths confirmed. Rail communications are cut. Missouri Pacific plans a boat transfer while eastbound trains are delayed by days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Kan
Neosho River
Chauute
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Osage
Missouri
New Bedford School Committee Resign Over Rugg Discharge
At a New Bedford meeting, Dr Danbar and Messrs Benjamin and Matthews resigned from the school committee over the recommendation to discharge Charles P Rugg the high school principal. The move caused a stir and postponement of action to a later meeting. Dunbar had served nearly 16 years. the others long terms. Efforts to oust Rugg had been ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Danbar
Messrs
Benjamin and
Matthews
Charles P. Rugg
Dunbar
Rugg
Worcester Libelled for Damages by Ella A Donnie Owners
The American steamer Worcester arrived from Boston at Halifax on July 6 and was libelled by owners of the Lockport fishing schooner Ella A Donnie for 2200 dollars for damages and detention after the schooner was run down by the steamer on June 27 while leaving the harbor. Bonds were posted for the seizure and the Worcester continued to Charlottetown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax
Worcester
Boston
Lockport
Ella A. Donnie
Sieunt
Charlottetown
Fire escape bridge plan and street openings proposed
The Public Buildings Committee backs a Hancock Street school fire escape bridge to an adjacent building. The Fast Boston Citizens Trade Association may withdraw its Saratoga Street widening petition from Chelsea Street to Winthrop Bridge. Sarah E Loring seeks Montana Street layout Roxbury. Street Superintendent Meehan to place 1048 men on half time today, aiming to maximize remaining staff for summer. City officials in the Department of Public Safety met the mayor. Meyer OBrien urged strict economizing within appropriations as did Public Works. Finance officials including the Auditor Treasurer Collector and Water Registrar will confer with the mayor at noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry T. McClearn
Morse
McClearn
Wilson
Water Board
Simmons
Boston
Water Board of Boston
Ccc
Llawn Mower
Perry
Aspinwall
Fisher Hill
General Commission
B. F. Baker
Aspinwall Hill
Edward ©. Cabot
Lewis Cabot
Devonshire Street
Brookline
Committee of Citizens
Hes Rose
Supreme Court
Avery
Common Council
Mr. Simmons
Brother Morse
Mmske
Committee On Public Buildings
Hancock ,Schoollense
Boston Citizens’ Trade Association
Saratoga Street
Chelsea Street
Winthrop Bridge
Sarah E. Loring
Montana Street
Roxbury
Meehan
Department of Public Safety
Meyer O’brien
Department of Public Works
Department of Finance
State Uid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Post Publishing CO
Boston Post
Telegraph and Mail
Board of Aldermen
THD
Mobra Land
Stephen BE. Elkins
Telephone SvUit
Central American Affairs
Tae
Crilis
Carvena
Cody
LA Flore Sails
North River
Sidney, C. B
Bay City
Mich
Scotland
House of Lords
Pall Mall Gazette
M. Sogaro
M. Rochefort
Olivier Pain
Pants
Congo
Constantinople
Bosphorus
Wolseley
Soudon
Stephenson
Vienna
Duchess of Cumberland
Bob Burdette
Pathfinder
Federal Street
American Institute of
Schofield
War Department
Col. Bradley
South Easton
N. M
Adjt
Drum
Indian Bureau
Lamar
Gen. Schofield
Bayard
Tamaulipas
Cocahuila
Chihuahua
Sonora
Lower California
Nuevo Leon
Norton
Shenandoah
Callao
Peru
Commissioner of Agriculture
M. S. Kern
Agricultural Department
Kern
Columbia
Mason
Marseilles
Department of State
Toulon
Coleman
Geo. W. Cross
Sergt. Cross
Greely
Sporting Matters
Buffalos
Ferguson
Po.a.e. Richards
N.cf
Brouthers
Philapdelphias
A.E Manning
Clements
White
Farrar
Force
Fogarty
Myers
Mouivey
Lille
Bastian
Crane
Gasick
Galvin
Ganzel
Potal
Ccsses Gibrat IF
Philadelphies
Malvey
Lillie
Rowe
Bufffao
White, Howe, and Brothers
Gaffney
Lawrences
PO. A. E
Po.a. E
onWay
Fun of Po
Mavethins Vossceasc-Coerceres Oo
Duval
Prince
R. Conway
Gonway
Joseph Quinn
Belfast
Belfasts
Bangers
Nationals
Lancasters
Norfolk
Norfolks
Newarks
Richmond
Trentons
Virginias
Pittsburgs
Athletics
Baltimores
Brooklyns
Metropolitans
Louisville
Afghan Affairs
Japan
Yokohama
Mikado of
D. W. Stevens
United States Legation
Associated Press
Gov. Hubbard
Tex
Fam
Laredo
Jose Lopez Montalba
the Horizonte
Pedro Arguindigui
el Bravo
New Laredo
Montalba
Arguindigui
Salem
George Estes
Hardy Street
Beverly
George Riel
Liel
Besteul
Gertie Wade
Newark
Salvation Army
Salvationists
Cork
Levi Wallis
TEE Pathfinder
Pathfinder Railway
Hansas
Cornell
DR. Duryea
Ivhacca, N
Duryea
Sullivan
Fall River
James Sullivan
MelIntire
New London
Conn
Priscilla
Grayling
Mischief
Newburyport
A. H. Libby
Hidden
Libby
Charles A. Harriman
Dora Wiley Knoccks
Rochester
Wiley- Golden Opera Company
Academy of Murieh
Miss Wiley
Dora
Bangor
Maine Central Road
East Newport Station
Boston Post. Publishing CO
Milk
Weashington St
Nm Post
Bostor
Boston Weekly Post
Jasob Tuttle
Baltimore and Ohio
Church Street
Madison
Wis
Stoughton
Oppenheimer & Co
Rosenwald & Co
Cohn & Co
John Mark
J. W. Crowell
Reading
Hollis R. Gray
Washington Street
Nashua
Patrick
East Prospect Street
Balcom & Co
South Abington
G.W. Simmons
Brockton Road
Toyama
Carson
Capt. Leonard
Bridgewater
R. I
Giles Briggs
Greene
Lee-Street Unitarian Church
Cambridge
Lee-street Unitarian
Lee Street
Father Scully
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Cambridge Savings Bank
Austin Street
Artemus B. Muzzey
Cambridgeport
Lee-street Society
Henry R. Harrington
Abram W. Stevens
Meadville Divinity School
Mr. Harrington
John P. Blood
City Hall
Ottawa
Ont
Hudson Bay Company
Geological Museum
NEW Hampshire Legislature
House of Representatives
Board of Education
L. Z. Randlett
Penacook
Somerset
Wayne County
Benj. Herber
Mike Blair
John Demeer
Blair
Herber
Herbon
Bosworth Street