Canovas del Castillo Again Prime Minister of Spain
Madrid reports a new cabinet formed with Senor Canovas del Castillo as Prime Minister and a lineup featuring Das Tatúan as Foreign Minister, Senor Cosgayon as Finance, Silvela in Interior, Villaverde in Justice, Isasa in Commerce, Azcarraga as War, Berenger as Marine, and Fabre for Colonies. The cabinet favors protectionism and active colonial policy while remaining neutral in Europe. critics label it conservative, while Sagasta era allies condemn the changes.
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Madrid
Senor Canor Tillo
Das Tatuan
Senor Cosgayonn
Senor Silvela
Senor Villaverde
Senor Isasa
General Azcarraga
Berenger
Senor Fabre
Pel Casor
Senor Canovas del Castillo
Senor Sagasta
Senor Canovas
Balmes
M. de Bonald
Canovas
Sagasta
Cortes
Ultramar
Isabella H
Spain
Amedeo
Alfonso XI
Germany
Carolina Islands
Alfonso
Berlin
Aladrid
Paris
Senors Silvela
Cosgayon
Trouble Among Bow Street Police Men
A fragment outlines unrest among Bow Street police. Other items note cholera uptick in Valencia and epidemic appearance in Genoa. The page lists city weather, Boston population estimate, sermons, yachting events, Cambridge electric car collision, Tremont Temple meeting, death of ex Alderman Hayden, Jamaica Clubhouse, injured officer, and various church and public notices.
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Bow Street
London
Valencia
Genoa
Central Square
Cambridge
Tremont Temple
Weather forecast for New England and adjacent states
Washington forecast indicates fair weather and warmer temperatures in the south with stationary readings in the north for Mac. New Hampshire and Vermont show fair New Hampshire and showers in Vermont with southerly winds and steady temperatures. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect fair conditions with southwest winds and warmer readings, except western Massachusetts where temperatures remain steady. Eastern New York will be fair with possible showers in the north, southerly winds, warmer in the south, and stationary temps in the northern area.
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Washington
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Late ship news reports Michigan sailing to Boston
London dispatch dated July 7 notes the steamer Michigan has sailed from Liver pool bound for Boston.
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London
Michigan
Liverpool
Boston
Farewell at North Cambridge Pastorate Ends
Dr. W. B. Alexander's pastorate at North Avenue Congregational Church ends after over four years with large morning and evening congregations. During his tenure 105 communicants joined and sixteen were received today with several children baptized. Music direction by W. E. Roberts and C. L. Capen. afternoon farewell sermon titled The Coming Man.
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Alexander
North Avenue
C. L. Capen
Ships Arrive and Depart With Freight and Passengers
A string of ship movements recorded with arrivals at New York Boston Philadelphia and London. Vessels include Urbina Breswing La Bretagne Serra Hipparchus Termore Maine Manchester Manchester Manitoban Minnesota and Wyoming sailing from ports such as Rotterdam Havre Antwerp Hamburg and Liverpool. Flights of cargo and passenger traffic show active transatlantic activity with multiple July dates and destinations.
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Boston
Galileo
Hull
Eng
Baltimore
Urbina
Rotterdam
Guthier
Heurborg
New York
City of Chicago
Liverpol
la Flandre
Antwerp
Breswing
Hamburg
la Bretagne
Havre
Eastgate
Progreso
Serra
Matanzas
Hipparchus
Rio Janeiro
Termore
Philadelphia
Maine
London
Philadelpha
Scandinavian
Glasgow
Liverpool
Aurania
Barrow
I’aliana
Montreal
Gothenburg City
Leagan
Newark
Manitoban
Minnesota
Jub
Augusta Victoria
Iowa
Gallego
St John
N. B
Nithsdale
Queenstown
Lord Clive
Philadela
Portland
Boston City
la Normandie
Moyille
Heath Point
Wyoming
German Riflemen Open Meeting With Continental Parade
The German federal rifle meeting began with a grand procession from the Brandenburg Gate to the Town Hall and shooting grounds. Visiting American riflemen led foreign contingents, banners and bands marching past cheering crowds as Burgomaster Forckenbeck welcomed all. A later event honored American marksmen with a winter garden banquet and speeches praising their skill.
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Brrr
Brandenburg Gate
Germania
Berlina
Forckenbeck
New York
Central Hotel
Horwitz
Waldmann
Fears of Trade Crisis as Iron and Steel Prices Fall
Prices for iron and steel continue to drop despite steady production and lower consumption. Rolling mills plan to curb output as puddled raw iron falls from 80 marks per ton in December to 68 marks, with further declines expected.
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Burrs
Czar Angered by Panitza Execution Affecting Ferdinand
The execution of Major Panitza sparks official anger in St. Petersburg. The Czar is said to pressure Prince Ferdinand’s position on the Bulgarian throne and influences Comte de Paris to condemn Ferdinand. The Comte writes Ferdinand denouncing the act and delaying plans to invite Princess Clementine. Svoboda denies Bulgaria seeks alignment with Russia or Ferdinand’s ouster. The Czar remits $10,000 in stamp duties for the new French embassy lease in St Petersburg.
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Peterspure
Major Panitza
St. Petersburg
Ferdinand
Comte de Paris
Panitza
Clementine
Soria
Svoboda
Stambuloff
Bow Street police suspended amid duty protest
Londox July 6 Fifty police from Bow Street refused duty last night after a constable linked to police reform was moved to another district. He was later reinstated and the men began returning to duty. A crowd outside booed the leaving officers as forty nine were suspended while others returned to work.
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Londox
Bow Street
Proposition to Raise an Endowment for an American Prix de Paris
In Paris on July 6 a plan emerges among American artists to establish in New York an endowment similar to the prix de Rome. The idea would fund sending one or more American artists under thirty to Paris each year for study, with selection by Paris authorities and public expense coverage. Some prominent Americans abroad have offered to contribute.
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America
Prix de Paris
Italian Chamber of Deputies
Edwin Chadwick
Social Economist
Paris
New York
Rome
Italian Deputies Scene as Crispi Withholds Catania Papers
In Rome on July 6 the Chamber of Deputies erupted after Premier Crispi announced he held documents with serious charges against Catania’s municipal authorities and refused to produce them until the proper time. Signor Imbriana and others protested the move in a heated session.
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Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Crispi
Catania
Signor Imbriana
Cholera Cases Rise in Valencia Area and Genoa
Mapnio reports cholera resurgence with twenty-nine new Valencia cases and eighteen deaths on Saturday and twenty-one new Valencia cases and thirteen deaths on Sunday. Bolova records eleven new cases and three deaths while Gandia shows three cases and three deaths Cro notes cholera breaking out and government suppression claims.
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Mapnio
Valencia
Bolova
Gandia
Cro
Runaway Horse Hits Officer in City Streets
William Frawley of 99 Cambridge drove on Walnut avenue when his horse fell and bolted after freeing itself from the buggy. The horse tangled in harness dashed down Warren street where Special Officer Lawyer of Station 9 was knocked down and seriously injured. A citizen finally stopped the runaway and ended the incident.
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William F. Frawley
Cambridge
Walnut Avenue
Yester
Warren Street
Station 9
Frowley
Army and Naval Assignments and Leaves Announced
Washington July 6 Army orders Second Lieutenant E W V C Lucas is to temporary duty with the battalion of engineers at the United States Military Academy. Leave of absence granted First Lieutenant B Gatewood extended two months. Naval orders Professor W W Hendrickson detached from the Naval Academy and placed on waiting orders. Lieutenant J Boush ordered to examination for promotion. Naval Cadet N T Holmes detached from duty at Cramp's shipyard Philadelphia and ordered to the receiving ship St Louis.
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Washington
Stretan
Army
E. W. V. C. Lucas
Corps of Engineers
Battalion of Engineers
United States Military Academy
B. Gatewood
Sixth Cavalry
Naval
W. W. Hendrickson
Naval Academy
J. Boush
N. T. Holmes
Cramps’s
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Kate Mahoney Of WarrivituE Ends Life In Lockup
In WarrivituE Me on July 6 Kate Mahoney aged about thirty hanged herself with her apron while confined in the local lockup for intoxication. She left three children behind.
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Warrivitue
Kate Mahoney
French and American Pork Debate in French Senate
French Senate backed a 3 francs duty on corn and a 6 francs duty on cornmeal signaling a continuation of nine year policy toward American pork. Comte de Cariel argued pork import bans health grounds, while Milland and others urged keeping prohibition. An Temps article suggested possible conditions for lifting the pork ban.
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Paris
Comte Foucher de Cariel
M. Milland
The
Temps
Samoans News From Apia and Pago Pago
Steamer Mohican visited Pago Pago and took formal possession of two land pieces ceded to the United States. King Malietoa received his first May salute aboard Mohican, with a royal gun salute as the flag was raised. Sewall and Captain Shepard presented wrecks of the Trenton and Vandalia to the king. Sewall names ex-Vice-Jonus Blacklock trustee to manage sale funds. Relations with Germany improving as new government stabilizes.
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San Francisco
Mariposa
Apia
Samoa
United States
Mohican
Sewall
Pago-Pago
Malietoa
Schumann Tafa
Shepard
Trenton
Vandalia
Consus
Jonsus Blacklock
Ministerial Crisis in Hawaii Resigns and Replacements Named
The July 6 dispatch from San Francisco reports that on June 17 King Kalakaua appointed John Adams Cummins as Minister of Foreign Affairs and replaced several ministers. New appointees include Godfrey Brown as Finance Minister and Charles N. Spencer as Interior Minister, amid cabinet resignations and political dissension. Noble Wideman introduced a legislative resolution on June 13 urging dissolution of the cabinet to resolve irreconcilable divisions among royal advisers.
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San Francisco
Mariposa
Honolulu
Knights of Pytalas In Camp Parade Milwaukee Plans
About 15 000 uniformed Knights of Pythias will march in the Milwaukee camp parade. The Eau Claire division arrived first with fifty members. The New Dowland delegation reaches Milwaukee by 11 tomorrow. The week features a monster reception for the Supreme Lodge, daily sessions, a Tuesday parade, prize dons contest on Wednesday, a grand fireworks show Thursday, a mammoth band concert Friday, and prize awards Saturday.
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West
Exposition Building
Powder keg blast at grocery store kills children in Industry
Sparks from a Jackson cracker ignited a fifty pound powder keg in August Smith’s grocery in Industry Pennsylvania. Seven children were injured. five died. The store, a local children’s gathering place, hosted several youngsters who were lighting crackers. The tragedy followed warnings about keeping powder under the counter. The shaken owner faced grief and blame as he fled with a crazed father nearby.
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John Brennan
George Kohler
Willie Kohler
Emma Smith
Mary Smith
Charlie Shoul
Brennan
Smith
Elizabeth
Industry
A Row on the Maine Border
Orono Maine July 6 six drunken Prince Edward Islanders were ordered from the station by agent Robert Neil One man seized the baggage master Charles Bussell by the throat Bussell drew a revolver to free himself another man struck Bussell s arm and the revolver discharged later the party inflicted a severe if not mortal wound Bussell a 240 pound man was taken to Bangor where the ball was removed and later returned home Costigan d search is
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Maine
Orono
Prince Edward Islanders
Robert Neil
Charles Bussell
Bussel
Bussell
Bangort
Costigan
Boy Andrew Johnson presumed drowned at Wallingford lake
New Haven July 6 reports the body of eight year old Andrew Johnson found in Community Lake Wallingford. He was last seen Saturday morning paddling with two Layman brothers who deny knowledge of his whereabouts. An investigation will be conducted amid fears he may have been rafted overboard.
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Haufax
N. S
Newfoundland
St. John’s Herald
Baldwin Walker
Sir Baldwin Walker
Sir Baldwin
Fisher’s Brook
Bay St. George
Sandy Point
Baird
Supreme Court
Far River
Earl S. Ashley
Dighton
Mrs. Ashley
Ashley
Mr. Ashley
New Haven
Andrew Johnson
Community Lake
Wallingford
Johnson
Runaway carriage injures three in Plainfield hillside
A carriage on a downhill stretch from Washington Rock in Plainfield toppled when the harness broke. Mrs. Kate M. Overbaugh, her daughter Mrs. Amos P. Gray, and Gray’s two year old son were thrown free. Overbaugh suffered multiple fractures and head injuries, Gray had severe head and internal injuries, the child a broken leg and scalp wounds. all were rendered insensible.
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Kate M. Overbaugh
Amos P. Gray
Washington Rock
Overbaugh
Will of William L. Gilbert Provides Large Donations
The Gilbert Home for the Friends at Winsted receives 400000, plus 100000 already spent. 40000 to Gilbert School for Colored Girls. 500000 to establish a high grade school in eastern Winchester. 1000 to each of nineteen nieces and nephews. 48000 for water works to improve lakes’ supply. 12000 to Congregational Church at Northfield and 3000 to Episcopal Church. stock in Gilbert Clock Company valued 30000 distributed to two nephews and two nieces by the time of death.
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Norwork
Conn
William L. Gilbert
Winsted
Gilbert
Guibert Schoo
Winchester
Congregational Church
Northfield
Episcopal Church
Gilbert Clock Company
Gainea
Woollraft
B. F Marsh
Whiting
Canada
Phe
Promiine
DESPERATION IN BARBOURVILLE AND WIDESPREAD WILDCAT NEWS
In Barbourville Adelbert Cumming, crazed and wounded neighbor Sylvan, attacked sheriff McArt and others with a knife. a prisoner rescue led to shooting. In Wisconsin a cloudburst causes over 200000 in damage across Richland county. rail service disrupted for days. Train robbers near Yakima seized $120 before being captured. Worcester ice cream sickness linked to worn, corroded freezers at a Catholic picnic. A dog shot after being hunted by a city stable.
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N. Y
Barbourville
Delaware
Adelbert Cumming
Sylvan
Ming
McArt
Wisconsin
Manpison
Wis
Richland County
Richland
Lone Rock
Earle Mills
Yakima, Wash
Northern Pacific
Worcester
Ux Fourth
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General Foreign News
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St. John's
Lennon
Barn Wissmann
Manchester
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Azores
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City of Mexico
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Menendez
San Salvador
Tricoche
Saint Die
Rom
Corrigan
Burtseli
Constantinople
Ipek
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M. Marinkovitch
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Servia
Turkey
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National Zeitung
England
Zeila
Italy
Somaliland
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Congo
Belgium
Vienna
Kalnoky
Astoria
Connorton
Eleanora
Rattan
Afan
Mer
State Street
Vicinity
Fuepericnr C. B
Cuanies & Rach
James R. Canne
Grenville
Robert Cowman
Moses Williams
Hayny W. Brace
Heman W. Cuarar
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DTORS
Piven
Tans
Sness
V. Baton
Uniet
Mexico
Finance Committee
Blaine
Senate
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House
Wool Growers’ National Association
First Congregational Parish
Unitarian
Sharon
George Willis Cooke
Ir Service League
National Civil
Patent Office
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French Legation
Plainfield
Knights of Pythias
Milwaukee
North Avenues Congregational Church
China
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Bradford Academy
East Lawns
Mich
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Cane May
Hell Gate
Penn
New Jersey Athletic Cricket Club
William L. Gilvert
Czar
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Lrenton
George C. Lorimer
Chicago
Charles Hayden
New
Jamaica
Atng
Equitable Building
J. W. Withrow
Park Street
Christian Church
Farnsworth
Franklin Park
E. Rattenburg Hodges
South Congregational Church
C. E. Hires
Crammar School
Chauncy Hall School
Boylston Street
F. H
Tucker
James
NATO Life Llns
J.J. Phelps
State Agt
Dev
Observer’s Office
Signal Service
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Mometer
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el Paso
Tex
Eastport
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Fla
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Marquette
Prince Ferdinand
Yforty
FOR the Advancement OF Art
Europe
Army and Navy Gazette
King Malletoa
Knights OF
Pytalas
Palo Alto
Palo
George Middlety
Cleveland
Jacek
Wrd
Paine’s Furniture
Canal St.,s
Friends Winsted
T Savem
Mellim
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