Roach’s shipping policy mocked as flawed trade theory
The Nation critiques Mr Roach’s view that the United States should export surplus goods in domestic ships for bonds and gold, then import little, refinance with public subsidies, and use foreign gold to fund domestic industry. The piece flags the idea as impractical charity for ships and criticizes Zach Chandler’s push for congressional money endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roach
United States
New York Times
Zach Chandelier
Congress
Raiders at Red Cloud agency signal new Indian war front
The text describes recent raids on the Red Cloud agency by white marauders and labels it the season’s first broad furrow in opening war. It also accuses Indians of treachery, reflecting hostile sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cloud Agency
Battles and politics tint 19th century headlines
Reports recount a Chilean defeat at Calama with Peruvians and Bolivians capturing the town, Chilean losses over 1500. Four Chilean ships blockade Iquique while Germany debates protective tariffs and Bismarck faces Liberal and Socialist opposition. Bodies found and arraignments noted, crops feared light, maritime collisions reported, Vera Cruz unrest, Salem drowning recovered, and Port-au-Prince fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South America
Calama
Iquique
Germany
Bismarck
Lewis M. Libby
Temple
Asher Dann
Lynn
John Bluitte
Europe
Danube
John Romer
Undine
Bryant
Boston
Mexico
Vera Cruz
William Pinkham
Salem
Port-au-Prince
Weather Outlook Across Regions With Winds and Barometer Changes
The forecast notes southerly to westerly winds across Tennessee Ohio Valley and Lakes region with barometer changes. Expect cooler air moving into the north and west with occasional light rain and partly cloudy skies. Rivers generally fall with slight rises at Little Rock and in the upper Mississippi as weather shifts to warmer or clearing conditions in some areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Ohio Valley
Mississippi
Missouri
Lake Regon
Little Rock
Ohio
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Weather signals ordered at Boston station early morning
Storm signals were ordered at the Boston station at 12 15 this morning. Winds from the southwest were increasing and rain fell at Portland Maine and Rochester New York with cloudy threatening coast wide and a falling barometer and steady temperature.
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Boston
Portland
Rochester
N. Y
Park Theatre Surprises With Horrors Show
Entertainment listings: Rice's Surprise Party in Horrors at Park Theatre this evening. Boston Museum presents H M S Pinafore performed by Boston Boys and Girls. Boston Theatre performs fl M S Pinafore in the evening. Siege of Paris highlights a painting exhibit from 6 AM to 10 PM at Columbus Ferdinand corner. Oakland Garden offers music entertainment and illumination tonight at Columbia Street and Blue Hill Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Theatre
Rice
Boston Museum
Boston Boys and Girls
Boston Theatre
Ships Arrive and Depart Baltic and Atlantic Ports on July 7
A list documents vessels and origins at major ports including Alvah from Liverpool arriving in Boston, Glamorgan and Hibernian from Liverpool at Boston and Halifax respectively, Andes from Port au Prince and Spain from Liverpool in New York, City of Berlin from New York to Liverpool, Circassia from Glasgow to New York, and State of Nevada from New ark to Glasgow with several other crossings noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Alvah
Liverpool
Glamorgan
New York
Andes
Port Au Prince
Spain
Crookhaven
Bohemian
Halifax
Hibernian
Fastnet
City of Berlin
Glasgow
State of Nevada
Newark
Circassia
Moville
Arctoria
Market Listings For Dry Goods and Goods Dealers
This Day. 10 A M Dry Goods John H Osgood 11 A M Settee Cushions Hatch Co 2 Paintings J M Watson Co 12 M Oranges Lions H Harris Co Boots Shoes New York Charlies C Warren Boots Shoes Hats Philadelphia Samuel Bunting s Carpets Wilmerding Hoguet Co
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Osgood
Hatch & Co
J. M. Watson & Co
H. Harris & Co
New York
Charlies C. Warren Boots
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
C. O
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Moses Colman & Scnlly
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Rhodes & Co
Wilmerding
Hoguet
A. M
A. E. Eaton
Lily A
Boots
Lappincott, Son & Co
Body of Lewis M Libby Found Murder Suspected
The missing man from Temple Lewis M Libby was found buried under a tree in the woods near Farmington. He lay three feet deep in a mudhole about a third of a mile from his home, with a blood coated tree nearby. A coroner and jury conducted a post mortem and adjourned without report amid strong murder suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmington
Lewis M. Libby
Temple
Frank Conant
Rufuy
John Dinsmore
A. T. Tuck
F. Small
Joel Chandler
Joseph F. Tuck
John Mitchell
A. P. Russell
William Hodgkins
Balloon of peculiar shape seen near Saxon off Sandy Hook
Capt Snow of the steamer Saxon reports a balloon of peculiar shape sighted at 4 15 PM on the 6th heading southeast, veering north by 6 PM, and sinking at 5 30 PM about 14 miles from the Saxon and four miles ahead of a bark. The sighting occurred about 45 miles southeast of Sandy Hook.
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Philadelphia
Snow
Boston
Sandy Hook
Mutiny at Vera Cruz and Turmoil in Mexico City
Report from Havana dated June 7 describes a mutiny of the Libertad crew at Vera Cruz on June 26, the assault by garrison officers, and a purge that left nine mutineers dead. The Libertad fled as Independencia and others pursued. authorities reportedly have gained control amid widespread terror and merchant hostility over anti contraband laws. Zamacona’s resignation is officially denied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Vera Cruz
Mexico
Libertad
Independencia
Senor Zamacona
United States
Death of Napoleon IV Reported Court Findings
A Cape Town dispatch dated June 17 states the Court of Inquiry found Lieut Carey did not grasp his guardianship role over the Prince Imperial but criticizes his reconnaissance on dangerous ground. A court martial was ordered. Carey argues he was not in command when the prince was killed and early evidence lightly absolves cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Cape Town
Carey
Prince Imperial
Prince Victor Emerges as Heir Candidate in Bonapartist Calm
From the London World report the Princess Mathilde backs her nephew Victor as the likely heir, while Prince Jerome remains a divisive figure. Victor, tall and fiery with Corsican lineage, is seen as a stronger candidate than Louis in a volatile Bonapartist landscape.
Tariff Debates Stir Berlin Buyers and Bismarck Policy
Dispatches from Berlin report a looming tariff increase driving merchants to import ahead to dodge higher duties. Bismarck presses to raise foreign corn duties while Liberals oppose coffee and petroleum taxes. Reichstag aims to adjourn after a tariff compromise.
Russian plots loom after czar assassination attempt
London reports a German doctor supplied the pistol to Solovieff who attempted to kill the czar on April 14. He has been sentenced to hang. The Times Berlin correspondent notes Russia’s gloom from Nihilists crop failures and corn beetle damage. Fifty thousand rubles are set to eradicate the beetle. Two hundred houses burned at Irkutsk with more towns threatened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Alexander Solovieff
Russia
Weimar
Germany
Solovieff
Mesontsoff
St. Petersburg
Times
Berlin
Irkutsk
Rumored Capture of Calama Amid Naval Revelations
New York reports from Lima dated June 18 describe Calama as captured from Chileans by Peruvians and Bolivians with heavy Chilean losses. Four Chilean warships blockading Iquique. claim Huascar disabled Blanco Encalada. Chilean evacuations rising as Iquique residents flee bombardment. Twelve thousand rifles mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Panama Herald
Lima
Calama
Valparaiso
Iquique
Bolivian Army Receives Six Million Cartridges at Arica
Six million cartridges have been landed for the Bolivian army at Arica. Vessels at Callao number 177 as authorities seek to declare guano islands neutral and orders are issued to anchor ships farther out to avoid cross fire from nearby forts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arica
Lao
Callao
Guano Islands
Zulus Advance Continued as Cetewayo Responds
London dispatch reports that while no military operations will occur until Cetewayo replies, the Zulu advance has begun. A War Office telegram notes Cetewayo has not yielded to the proposals yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Chelmsford
Bartle Frere
Cetewayo
War Office
Great Fire Strikes Port au Prince Hayti
Advices report Port au Prince in flames with blocks of buildings in ashes. Hayti unrest causes business suspension and the Custom House to close amid the revolution. Kingston reports July 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingston
Jamaica
Hayti
Port-au-Prince
Custom House
Grain crop prospects in the Danube valley report
The Times dispatch notes Western Austria’s rain stunting Bohemia crops while Danube valley fields above Linz look superb though continual rains threaten harvests. Similar anxieties spread east amid daily showers affecting yields across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Danube
London
Times
Ischel
Austria
Bohemia
Linz
Kashgar
Manchester Complaints on Concord Railroad Tariffs Hearings
The Manchester citizens will address the Railroad Committee in Concord about alleged tariff discrimination by the Concord Railroad. They cite higher charges for New Hampshire and regional goods and claim most railroad revenue comes from Manchester while taxes punish the city.
Institute of Instruction Members Arrive in FaRyan House
About 400 members of the Institute of Instruction have arrived at FaRyan House New Hampshire. Directors hold a business meeting this evening and preparations are made for tomorrow's work. A successful session is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FaRyan
Jeannette Yacht to Sail Tomorrow Afternoon
San Francisco notes the Arctic yacht Jeannette is scheduled to sail tomorrow afternoon. California and Consolidated Virginia have paid dividends this month. Milton J. Safford, son of ex Chief Justice Reuben Safford, died in receiving hospital from a cerebral hemorrhage. Tulare county settlers fighting land title against the Southern Pacific Railway Company are tearing up the railroad track. William L. Moore, Sheriff of Iryo county, was
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
California
Consolidated Virginia
Milton J. Safford
Reuben Safford
Alabama
Lemone
Tulare County
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Wiliam L. Moore
Iryo County
Washington Items The Work of the Mississippi River Commission
Special Despatch to the Benton Post reports on the Mississippi River Commission. Secretary McCrary says no official info confirms holdouts. Gen Gilmore remains in charge of public works, Gen Harrison may serve as legal adviser while the engineer handles most tasks without abandoning his law practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Post
Washington
Mississippi River Commission
Harrison
Indiana
Eades
McCrary
Gilmore
The
Army Engineers
Gen. Harrison
Sherman
The Murders of Mrs Hull and Mr Seymour’s Case in Gotham Gleanings
Judge Potter grants habeas corpus in Chastine Cox murder case and Cox’s reply to young men. Police conclude Seymour death due to stray bullet. Brooklyn Bridge expenditures reach $10,523,574.86 with Jan 1881 completion target. Francis Cosgrove to be sentenced. Mrs Berger sentenced to twelve years. Veterans return from Newport. People’s Tontine Society incorporation filed. A scow sinks after a bay strike. two Italians Vincienzo Lynirato and Rienzo Snersto drown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cox
Seymour
Cora Sammis
New York
Potter
Supreme Court
Chastine Cox
Hull
Mr Robinson
Brooklyn Presbyterian Church
Ryan
Brooklyn Bridge
Edgemere Iron Company
Francis Cosgrove
Vincienzo Lynirato
Rienzo Snersto
Playing Soldier at Newport Review by Twenty-third Brooklyn
Col Ward and about two thirds of the Twenty-third Brooklyn Regiment visit Fort Adams to review Light Battery K and observe drill. Three rifle matches pit officers and enlisted men with scores favoring the visitors, followed by a grand lunch and a well attended Camp Robinson review and dress parade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport, R. I
Fort
Brooklyn Regiment
Brooklyn Boys
Col. Ward
United States
Portsmouth
Boston
Camp Robinson
Ocean House
Bowdoin Junior Prize Declamations Held in Brunswick
The Bowdoin College Junior Prize Declamations took place at First Parish Church Brunswick on July 7 with Chandler's orchestra providing music. The program featured readings from Kellogg Headly Howell Ruskin Shakespeare Lippard and others. Prof Henry Carmichael hosted a reception for seniors and guests after the event. Herbert Grindall won first prize and H B Wilson second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Chandler
Frank Goulding
Regulus
Kellogg
E. C. Burbank
Ney
Headly
H. A. Wing
Pericles
H. W. Grindall
Howell
A. M. Edwards
Schurz
F. W. Ball
Ruskin
T. H. Riley
Clarence’s Dream
Shakespeare
E. G. Spring
Benedict Arnold
Lippard
Musie
H. B. Wilson
Carl
Anon
T. F. Jones
Little Stowaway
Frank Winter
Davis
Blaine
E. W. Bartlett
Henry Carmichael
Herbert Grindall
Shocking Accident at Elmira Newspaper Building
In Elmira on July 7 William Coy Kendall an 18 year old apprentice in the Advertiser composing room fell from the third floor to the press room basement a 60 foot drop. He struck the elevator cross bar and became entangled in cables suffering a fractured skull a broken wrist and severe internal injuries likely fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
William Coy Kendall
Advertiser
Coy Kendall
Heavy rain and hail damage crops in Minnesota valleys
A recent rain and hail storm swept across Minnesota causing crop damage in multiple counties. In Mankato rain flooded streets and cellars and some buildings were washed away. Meaker and Kandiyoki counties suffered a severe hail storm that may destroy about two thirds of 5000 acres of grain. Elsewhere crops look well apart from hail impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota Valley
Mankato
Meaker
Kandiyoki
Guano Shipments Rise From Lobos Islands Amid Peru Chili War
The Bulletin dispatch from Callao reports 850 tons of guano shipped daily from Lobos Islands and forty vessels cleared for Callao to load guano. It notes the Peru Chile war makes this intelligence vital for shipmasters as charters need not be canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bulletin
Callao
Lobos Islands
Peru
Chili
Enders Resigns as President of Alta Life. Bulkley to Succeed
In Conn July 7, the Altna Life Insurance Company announces Mr T. C. Enders resignation from the presidency. He is replaced by Mr Morgan Bulkley, whose father B A Bulkley long led the company. Enders succeeds him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ld Hartrorp
Conn
T. Co. Enders
Tna Life Insurance Company
Morgan Bulkley
Builkley
B. A. Bulkley
Enders
Sacred Heart Academy Exercises Glow at Elmhurst
Providence July reports on Sacred Heart at Elmhurst where the June 25 closing included music recitals and a French operetta by 6 to 12 year olds. Two Maryland and Providence laureates received highest literary honors as Bishop Hendricken distributed prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
The
Sacred Heart
Barbara Freichie
E. I. Baker
Academy
Bessie G
Maryland
Louise G
Our
City
England
Elmhurst
Hendricken
Gladden
Wallace, LL. D
Father Cleary
Boston College
Father Bodfish
Boston Cathedral
Amateur oar rows outline regatta at Saratoga details
At Saratoga N Y crews for the amateur regatta were drawn with events scheduled over three days. Races include pair cared college four oars college singles junior singles double sculls four oared shells and six oared shells with heats and finals. Notable entrants span Union Springs Hartfo rds Monmouth Red Bank Zephyrs Detroit Pilgrims Grand Haven Montre al and New Orleans clubs. First race each day set for 10 A M with heat positions listed from the lake's west shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
N.Y
Brown
Union Springs
Reisel
Hartfords
Field
Monmouths
Red Bank
Seyfert
The
Nautilus
Reading
Goffe
Pilots
Grand Haven
Mich
Leonard
Watkins
Bull
Zephyrs
Detroit
Murray
Elizabeths
Portsmouth
Jackson
Palisades of
Yonkers
Rommel
Tritons
Newark
Gear
Longeuils
Montreal
Elizabeth Club
Longeuil
Pilkington
Seawanhaka
Lang
Columbia Club
Allegheny City
Wells
Excelsior Club
Musgrove
St. John Club
New Orleans
Rathbone
New York Athletic Club
Phillips
Trenton
Higgins
Cohoes Club
Rodger
Atlanta
Brennan
Riverside
Crotty
Galveston
Mumford
Perseverance Club
Lyon
New York Athletics
Hyndman
Minnesota
St. Paul
Yates
Pilot Club
Hartford Club
Saginaw
Wyandottes
Wyandotte
Quaker City Club
Philadelphia
Evew Clegg
McGregor
Olympics
Albany
W. Craig
W. P. Craig
Hope of
Crescent Club
Mutuals of
Saugerties
Lachine Club
Olympic Club
Friendships
New York City
Shownecommettes
Monroe
Michigan Club
Watkins Club
Atalantas
Hillsdales
Hillsdale
St. John
Michigan
Shawmut
Boston
Mutuals
Dauntless
New York
J. Lewis
Cornell
Cornell University
Nilsson's London Home and Quiet Life of a Star
The London World profile details Christine Nilsson Rouzaud and her husband living quietly in Belgrade Road London with a vast photo collection and social restraint. It notes her theatre loving social lifestyle, memories of triumphs, and a swift anecdote with the Russian Czar over a portrait swap.
Farmer Shoots Wife Then Kills Self Near Greensburg
In Greensburg Westmoreland county Joseph Akins 71 shot his wife 73 dead yesterday afternoon after telling a neighbor he had killed the old woman He then killed himself with the pistol placed under his chin The dispute is thought to involve a small property they shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Joseph Akins
Greensburg
Westmoreland County
Cain
Akins
Fall River Strike Reports Quiet, Minor mill Gains
The Fall River strike remains quiet with no material change. Manufacturers claim slight gains in some mills. A large spinner meeting yielded no重大 developments. Soliciting committees report success with $2000 pledged from New York societies, signaling favorable sentiment.
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Fall River
Mass
New York
News in Brief
Gen Sherman and his two daughters arrive in Montreal on Monday. The potato bug harms New Brunswick crops. Everett Butler of St John owes 2.2 million with assets 2.7. A funeral sermon policy changes by the Utica Ministers Association. Rear Admiral Godon’s remains arrive in Philadelphia and will be laid in Laurel Hill vault. Buford trial for murder of Judge Elliott opens in Owen ton with insanity defense expected. Mexican Jose Cordova executed for July 1877 murder in San Antonio. he claimed innocence. Wentworth Rollins travels from New York to Albany on a bicycle toward Saratoga. fastest so far fifteen miles per hour. Prof James K Allen ascends at Troy on the Fourth. 90 minutes, over 100 miles, lands near Harrisburg. Ottawa boy Vaudette shoots sister. she dies. Barrett Smith and John Hall confess murder of Major Pugh. to be hanged Aug 8. Reeves shoots wife at candy factory. surrenders without statement. Utica blacksmith Quintin Young fatally stabs John Schicken after dispute. arrest follows. Newfoundland coast fishery reported good at Bonnebay Cape St Mary’s Rerowse and Ferryland. scarce north of St John’s. Crops island wide harmed by prolonged cold. Miners at Big Mountain Buck Ridge Sterling Lake Fidler Sha m an and Graeber, and Shepp’s men at Locust.
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Sherman
Montreal
New Brunswick
Everett & Butler
St. John
N. B
Utica
N. Y
Godon
Blois
France
Philadelphia
Laurel Hill
Buford
Judge Elliott
Owenton
San Antonio
Jose Cordova
Robert Trimble
Wentworth Rollins
New York
Albany
Saratoga
James K. Allen
Troy
Harrisburg
Pickaway County
Vaudette
Ottawa
Ont
Barrett Smith
John Hall
Major Pugh
Murfreesboro
Tenn
St. Louis
William C. Reeves
Reeves
Quinten Young
John Sehhken
Young
Schicken
Newfoundland
Bonnebay
Cape St. Mary’s
Rerowse
Ferryland
St. John’s
Big Mountain
Buck Ridge
Sterling
Lake Fidler
Shamakan
Graeber
Shepp
Locust
Portland rolling mills offered for private sale
The Portland rolling mills extensive manufacturing property is offered for private sale until Aug 1, after which time it will be disposed of at auction. The Seventeenth Maine Regiment Association plans its annual reunion on Aug 18 at the Auburn Spring House by Lake Auburn. Of York county bar members from the time of William P. Haines admission forty four survive: Moses Emery Judge Nathan Clifford Hiram H Hobbs and Increase S Kinnball. Cornville officers faced mutinous paupers as they tried to remove Abel Brown and others from the poor farm with Brown fatally shot and his mother cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland Rolling Mills
Seventeenth Maine Regiment Association
Auburn Spring House
Mineral
Lake Auburn
York County
Wiliam P. Haines
Moses Emery
Nathan Clifford
Increase
S. Kmnball
Cornville
Abel Brown
Brown
New Hampshire News Roundup of Local Events
The Peterboro light battery has been disbanded and the guns moved to Hancock light battery. A cottage house in Goffstown burned killing 80 year old Mrs Batchelder. A Croydon native, Mr Wilcox, was recognized by an old acquaintance in his return to town. Five thousand landlocked salmon were moved to Nutt's pond near Manchester from Plymouth hatchery. Sheriff Kent sold Whittier carriage works at Fremont for $1790. A Gilford man charged with selling diseased meat was held on $500 bonds. A 10 year old boy near Portsmouth suffered severe injuries after being run over by freight cars. Keene Board of Education elected high school staff. All Union district schools start September 1. In Wolfboro lake water rose briefly a foot then fell, with offshore wind. Dover District Methodist ministers held annual session at Epping camp grounds. Winnipesaukee lake cotton and woollen company investigation finds lake use beneficial to regional manufacturing. Massachusetts burden is disproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterboro
Hancock
Goffstown
West Village
Batchelder
Wilcox
Croydon
Manchester
Plymouth
Commissioner Powers
Nutt’s Pond
Sheriff Kent
C. H
G. E. Whittier
Fremont
Benjamin Weeks
Gilford
Laconia
Supreme Court
Helen Larrabee
Portsmouth
Board of Education of
Keene
Franklin W. Hooper
George H. Brown
E. M. Taft
Alice M. Whitcomb
Union
Wolfboro
W. W. Smith
Derry
George W. Ruland
Greenland
Winnipesaukee Lake Cotton and Woollen Manufacturing Company
Lake Company
Lucy Grinnell
Middleboro
Westboro
N. Gifford
Duxbury
Henry L. Sampson
Mary Ann Carrigan
Sherborne
Providence
R. I
Officer Oaks
Williams College
Norths West
Chicago
Atheneum
Arthur E. Sampson
House of Correction
Fitchburg
S. G. Cushing
Westboro Water Service
Annie Brown
Lowell
Annie
Gloucester
Charles H. Casey
Joseph Simmonds
Superior Court
James Walsh
Carrier
John O. Keefe
Amesbury
Keefe
Waring Hat Manufacturing Company
Carriers
New
Merrimac
Milford
Caroline Veit
Lawrence
Ocean House
Newburyport
Heath
Haverhill
Metcalf
Nantucket
Joseph P. Nye
Thomas Ring
John B. Collins
Reuben K. Hobbs
Selectmen and Board of Health
Cominy
Plymouth Beach
Fall River
Howard
Rhode Island
New York
Manufacturers’ Gas Company
Cook Borden
Charles P. Stickney
John Crowther
Canada
Sherbrooke
P.Q. Crowther
East Cambridge
Louis H. Marvel
A. M
Z. H. Hunt
John E.clark
H. C. Hallowell
Collins School
T. Andrews
Sawyer School
Cc. H. Sawyer
Joseph Simmons
James Welsh
Boynton’s Wharf
Porter Street
Hathaway, Soule & Harrington Baseball
New Bedford
Mattapoisett
Sun Dance described as brutal Sioux ritual near Poplar River
A letter from Dr T Woodbridge, Fort Peck Agency physician, recounts the annual sun dance of the Sioux at a Montana site near Poplar River. The account details a vast ceremonial precinct, 28 hours of torture with buffalo heads through flesh, fasting, prayers for hunting success, and thousands of participants and onlookers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
T. Woodbridge
Forts Peck
Poplar River
Montana Territory
Lodges
Brest
Building Collapse Kills Children in Jersey City Demolition
A roof collapse during the demolition of an old building in Jersey City injures several people. Among the dead are 11 year old Margaret Gordon and 12 year old Patrick Downs. Mrs Findley crushed. Mrs Baker dying. Others suffer non fatal injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jersey City
Baker
Margaret Gordon
Findley
Patrick Downs
Bold robbery shocks Montclair high society
Mrs Fuller wife of A T Stewart Co Chicago house manager and Beekman's daughter was chloroformed and robbed on a Montclair New Jersey street Sunday evening. Summer boarder at Hillside House, she was attacked near a supper gathering. News excites New York residents as wives and daughters stroll after dark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Sun
Montclair
Jealousy Triggers Suicide at 216 Christie Street
Mrs Josephine A Colton shot herself at 216 Christie Street New York on July 7. Jealousy of her husband, a compositor, caused the tragedy. The couple had lived separately but he supported her as a dressmaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Juy
Josephine A. Colton
Christie Street
Groom Shovel Company Collapse Ties to St Louis Firm
New York report notes the suspension of the Groom Shovel Company leads to the failure of Semple and Birge Manufacturing Company of St Louis with liabilities pegged at 250000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
New York
Jely
Semple & Birge Manufacturing Company
Groom Shovel Company
Teays defeat Providence 9 to 7 in Providence
Baseball recap from yesterday reports Teays defeating Providence 9 runs to 7 at Providence Rhode Island. The game details highlight key innings and scoring as Teays secured the win on the road.
Railcar accident and injuries across several towns
A brakeman Hofferman in North Georgia was severely injured after being struck on a moving car near Mont Peter and Jonesville. Mrs C. W. Brink of Waterbury was badly cut when a harness failure caused a wagon collision with a horse. James Burns, 50, suffered a near fatal railroad accident at Fayetteville with a deep, sand-filled wound. Alexander Stewart, heir to the New York Stewart estate, returned from New York with funds and perks from the Metropolitan Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hofferman
North Georgia
Montpeter
Jonesville
C. W. Brink
Waterbury
James Burns
Fayetteville
Alexander Stewart
Proctorsville
New York
Stewart
Alexander
Metropolitan Hotel
Seven visitors arrested for disturbing the peace in Wareham
Seven visitors accompanying a visiting club were arrested for disturbing the peace in Wareham. Five secured bail and left for home while two remained in durance vile. A Monday trial was announced. Maggie Crawford, 20, attempted suicide by bed bug poison after a night with a young man she knew. She was treated with an antidote and gave no reason for her act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wareham
Maggie Crawford
John B. Rouse
North Adams
Death of Pawtucket boy after vehicle incident
James Spencer of Pawtucket died Saturday following being run over by cars a few weeks earlier. The report notes others in the Twenty-third Brooklyn Regiment returning home due to cold camp nights and a military review at Fort Adams with Col Ward. A pontifical requiem mass for the late Prince Imperial of France will be celebrated today at St Marys Newport with Col Jerome Bonaparte and his brother from Baltimore in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Spencer
Pawtucket
Twenty-third
Brooklyn Regiment
United States Artillery
Fort Adams
Col. Ward
St. Mary’s
Newport
Hendricken
Prince Imperial
France
Col
Jerome Bonaparte
Baltimore
AMBER OF AFGHANISTAN Ameer Yakoob Khan Observed at Kabul
Gandamak correspondent describes Ameer Mohammed Yakoob Khan Wali of Kabul age about 83 seated on horse near Kabul. He is cautious proud dour toward officers and seeks terms with Simla and the Viceroy. Observations note Europeanized dress and English saddlery suggesting royal dignity under pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gandamak
London News
Shere Ali
Kabul
Ameer Mohammed Yakoob Khan
Wali
Yakoob
Jacob
Shere Ali Khan
Cavagcara
Simla
Abdool Jan
Yakoob Khan
Ameer
Local notices and incidents across towns in Massachusetts
Reports from Massachusetts towns include an 83 year old woman’s broken thigh in Middleboro, rising Westboro post office needs and new Duxbury postmaster, a Sherborne prison escapee recaptured in Providence, Williams College graduates pushing Chicago exams, and a series of court, police, and labor events. Also notes robberies, shipyard strikes, a Milford skeleton find, searches for a missing German woman, Nantucket assault injuries, Plymouth beach factory hearing, and local school re-elections.
Texas Civilities. Two Texans Meet and Fire Friendly Shot
Two Texas friends meet across a swift river in a far frontier spot. They exchange greetings and decide to shoot in place of handshakes. Bronche Bil and Sam ride aside and fire, each wounding a saddle and arm but ending the encounter with mutual praise and heartfelt farewell.
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Virginia City Enterprise
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Sam
Allers
Broneho
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Fires Leave Multiple Buildings Destroyed Across Several States
Fire reports on July 7 describe extensive damage from blazes in multiple towns. The Telegraph block in Belfast, Maine, suffered about 1000 in loss. Westmore and Island Pond in Vermont reported total destruction of homes and barns. Providence Rhode Island saw Thomas Cook’s livery stable burned. Boothbay and Metcalf shipyard structures damaged. Shelbyville Indiana reported a 10000 loss at Kent’s grain elevator. Norwood New York saw a 30000 loss at the butter tub factory. Cincinnati saw Robinson’s wagon factory damaged 5000 with injuries to six firefighters. Concorp New Hampshire noted Patrick Lyons’s dwelling burned.
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W. C. Tuttle
Westmore
Island Pond
Silas Cheney
Providence
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Thomas Cook
Pontiac
Warwick
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Damariscotta
Charles McClintock
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Metcalf
Shelbyville
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Springfield
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Norwood
N. Y
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Cincinnati
Concorp
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Suncook Village
Fisherman Finds Brass Kettle Full of Gold Coins
J. W. Benton, a poor fisherman near St. Mark's old hospital, unearthed a brass kettle while digging worms. The container hid $1400 in gold coins, lifting him above his labor in the fishing trade.
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Tallahassee
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