Notable New England Notables Leave for Various Destinations
A bulletin of notable moves and health notes: Hon. Ruel Durkee ill at Croydon home. Sen. Bayard returns to Wilmington for a week. Gov. Cleveland of New York linked as a distant relative of the early Boston missionary Father Cleveland. W H Bigelow of Maine to succeed T P Cheney as post office inspector for New England. Senor Antonio Flores designated Ecuador’s new minister to the U S, presented to the president, having previously served in Washington. C H Hoyt of Rag Baby Company back to arrange production of A Parlor Match with Evans Bryant and Hoey. Rev. Geo Gannett and wife head to Madison W I then Iowa and southern Dakota for educational association meetings. H T French departs Washington for New York to sail to Liverpool on Aurania for rest, accompanied by family. Cunard Urania cabin list includes Murdocks, Kendall, Smiths, Tucker, Murdock, French, Merrill, Goulding, Lawrence and a servant.
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Croydon
N. H
Bayard
Washington
Wilmington
Gov. Cleveland
New York
Cleveland
Boston
W. H. Bigelow
Maine
T. P. Cheney
New England
Bigelow
Senor Antonio Flores
Ecuador
United States
C. H. Hoyt
Geo. Gannett
Gannett Institute
Madison
Wis
National Educational Association
Iowa
Dakota
H. T. French
the Treasury
Aurania
Liverpool
Alleged Improper Disposition Of $25 Million Mining Stock
In New York Supreme Court a motion to set aside an order for examination of Henry Clews before trial was argued. The suit by Elphabet Nott against Clews and others charges improper disposition of $25 million capital stock of the Las Neuvre Manas de Santa Maria Gold and Silver Mining Co. A demurrer was overruled. the court vacated the examination order after full argument.
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New York
Supreme Court
Henry Clews
Elphabet Nott
Frederick Grant
John B. Alien
Las Neuvre Manas de Santa Maria Gold and Silver Mining Company
Iglesias resigns presidency and calls general election in Peru
Lima reports Gen. Iglesias resigns after a conference with Caceres and Iglesias commissioners, convoking a presidential and vice presidential election and a new congress. Iglesias withdraws forces to Lima while pacific steam navigation’s Valdivia runs ashore near Huacho, its cargo a total loss and Capt. King drowned en route to the disaster.
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Lima
Caceres
Iglesias
Congress
Pacific Steam Navigation Company
Valdivia
Huacho
King
Spinner's union elects officers at Fall River meeting
The Spinner's union in Fall River Mass held its semi annual meeting electing a president vice president and treasurer. The session, though prolonged, did not decide on labor issues as officers filled the agenda. Discussion focused on the trade, reports from England about new mills and the print cloth trade’s prosperity there contrasted with local conditions. Fourteen spinners recently returned from England, with fourteen leaving last week.
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Fall River
Mass
Spinner’s Union
England
Richmond Vets Visit Newark G. A. R. Posts
Phil Kearney post G A R from Richmond arrived as guests of Lincoln post Newark. Mayor Harmes delivered a welcome speech. A grand procession and decorated streets marked the reception as visitors join Newark Dover and other posts for a three day stay.
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Newark
N. J
Phil
Kearney
Robert E. Lee
Richmond
Lincoln
Harmes
Dover
Moonshiner kills kin with chair in Henry county quarrel
In Danville Virginia on Sunday an apparent family dispute ended in the killing of Albert Richardson by his brother B F Richardson. The brothers clashed after reports say the killer who is said to be a moonshiner abused their mother. The assailant fled the scene.
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Danville
B. F. Richardson
Albert
Henry County
Ohio coal exchange to import Swedes and Hung to restart mines
Columbus Ohio July 8 The Ohio coal exchange decided to import Swedes and Hung to take the places of about 3000 men knocked out in the Hocking valley and to start the mining machines in the strike tied region.
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Columbus
Ohio Coal Exchange
Hun Ns
Hocking Valley
Waterbury Faces Cholera Infantum Epidemic
From New Haven, four deaths reported in two days as Waterbury contends with a cholera infantum outbreak. Numerous additional cases are being diagnosed, signaling a growing public health concern for the city.
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New Haven
Conn
Waterbury
Ex-Gov Hubbard of Texas Chosen Temporary Chairman
Ex Gov Hubbard of Texas is chosen temporary chair at the Chicago convention. Tilden and Hendricks receive loud cheers as debates on unit rule and platform proceed. Hubbard’s speech aims at unity, tariff clarity, civil service reform, and party devotion amid tense convention mood.
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Debates Over Unit Rule at Democratic Convention Ends With Grady Motion
A long deliberation centers on Grady's amendment to end the unit rule, with Fellows defending New York's rights to cast a unit vote. Tammany allies hiss opposed speeches while Kelly and Doolittle argue for or against the rule as delegates press for free, individual votes.
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Grady Amendment Debate Locks In New York Vote At Convention
Debates over delegate voting rights rage as Grady of New York seeks recorded state preferences. Final tally shows New York 72 against, overall results 350 yes and 445 no on the amendment, followed by adjournment and setup for credentials and platform committees.
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Wisconsin
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Louisiana
Menzies
Indiana
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Missouri
Great Difference of Opinion on Bayard and Cleveland Vote
Special dispatch from Boston Post datelined Curiao July 8 reports a wide range of views on the New York unit vote at the convention. Bayard and McDonald factions gain attention as southern delegates split from Tammany, with Bayard touted for a possible boom and Cleveland still leading in preliminary sentiment.
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Democratic Convention Outshines Republican in Dignity and Order
The article contrasts the Democratic convention with a prior Republican gathering in the same building. It praises better decorum and organization at the Democratic event, noting orderly conduct, stronger oratory, improved hall arrangements, and inclusive visibility for delegates, while faulting the Republicans for disorderly behavior.
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Chicago
H. LN
Trade unions parade in CuicaGco protests July speech
Labor and trade organizations held another parade on Market street in CuicaGco to press for a speech by Gen. Butler. The procession was joined by numerous bands and supporters as they moved through the city.
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Gen. Butler
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Baudi
Crowds Cheer Butler From Palmer House Window
A large throng bearing transparencies and banners paraded via the main streets and gathered before the Palmer house where Butler stood at his window. Repeating Saturday’s scene, crowds pressed close, cheers roared, and only after half an hour of waves and acknowledgments did Butler retire indoors.
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Butler
Deadlock on Chairman Choice Delays Iroquois Club Meeting
A special despatch to the Boston Post reports the resolutions committee at the Iroquois club remains deadlocked with 18 votes for Morrison and 18 for Converse on the chairman. Absent members hinder progress as Vermont Connecticut Missouri splits threaten reform versus protectionist planks. The dispute could shift to the convention floor if not resolved.
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Attempts to Combine Against the New York Governor
Curiaco July 8 The evening at hotels was quieter yet crowded with political maneuvering as factions rally against Cleveland and seek to consolidate votes for Thurman. Ohio splits show anti Thurman 25, Thurman 21 while others favor Thurman. Maryland backs Cleveland on second ballot. California pledges a Pacific bloc for Thurman. A Breckenridge speech and talks of a Thurman nomination close the report.
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West
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California
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Deadlocked Democratic Platform Committee Chooses Morrison and Converse
The Democratic platform committee met at the Iroquois Club with 36 members. A tie vote of 18 18 on permanent chairman between Morrison of Illinois and Converse of Ohio triggered a reballot, again tying. Temporary chair Hay led proceedings while a permanent chair would be elected after platform completion.
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Iroquois Club
Malcolm M. Hay
Pittsburg
William R. Morrison
Illinois
George L. Converse
Ohio
Morrison
Converse
Hay
North Carolina
Alabama
Mississippi
Missouri
Delegates Visit Texas Headquarters at Grand Pacific
Carcaco July 8 The Texas headquarters at the Grand Pacific drew many visitors including hundreds of delegates and ladies. Gov Hubbard stood at the end of the room while people passed by to greet him as the evening progressed.
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Texas
Grand Pacific
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E’gleck
Texas Delegation Weighs Votes At Democratic Convention
Delegates crowded as admittance was refused while Daniel Manning and Delegate Fellows spoke for Cleveland. Senator Lamar replied focusing on southern interests. No formal poll taken. Bayard 18 votes, Cleveland 4, White 4, delegates undecided, Thurman favored by Texas after Bayard.
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New York
Cleveland
Senator Lamar
South
Texas
Bayard
White
Thurman
Canvassing Illinois Delegation on Presidential Preferences
In Curiaco on July 8 the Illinois delegation met in secret to canvass presidential preferences. 31 of 44 members attended with Gov. Palmer presiding. McDonald of Indiana was urged by Joseph Mann of Danville as a solid choice, while Gen. J C Black argued Cleveland lacked reform credibility. Several ballots yielded no decisive result as key members left, suggesting no candidate could secure a unit vote.
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New York
Gov
Palmer
Joseph Mann
Danville
Joseph McDonald
Indiana
J. C. Black
Cleveland
McDonald
Associated Press
Vilas Nominated Permanent Chairman of Convention
Col W F Vilas of Wisconsin is proposed as permanent chairman by the committee on permanent organization at CubcaGco on July 8. The panel also recommends making permanent the remaining officers of the temporary organization.
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Col. W. F. Vilas
Wisconsin
WW. F. Vilas
CubcaGco
Committee On Permanent Organization
Cholera death toll in Toulon and port safety measures
Foreign report details cholera fatalities including 3154 deaths at Toulon since outbreak, four deaths at Marseilles in 12 hours, and three at Aix. England tightens precautions with quarantine patrols from France and Spain, examining arrivals and sending infectious cases to Gravesend hospital. Rumors of cholera at Nice prompt sanitary commission.
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Lundy Island
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New York Brick Makers Vote to Cut Supply and Form Group
A large meeting of brick manufacturers in New York and New Jersey agreed by unanimous vote to reduce current supply to match demand and to form a permanent brick manufacturers’ organization. A Toronto lacrosse club party arrived in New York to rehearse in New Brighton before visiting Coney Island. The clearing house committee debated interest on deposits and fraud protection. Dr. Cyrus Edson found artesian well water polluted with sewage for manufacturing. Col John A. McCaul faced assault charges in court, and Mrs. Jennie Newville died after being struck by a runaway horse on Fifth Avenue. she was known in touring company circles as Carrie C. Johnson.
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Coney Island
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St. Louis
Fifth Avenue
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American Institute of Instruction Meets in Cottage City
The American Institute of Instruction gathered in Cottage City Massachusetts at 7:30 P.M. on Monday with a large audience present. Gov. Robinson was absent. Homer B. Sprague gave an historical address. Prof. C. T. Winchester spoke on An Old Castle about Ludlow Castle in England. Sprague chaired today's session as William T. Harris delivered Moral Instruction in Public Schools. J. W. Dickinson discussed High Schools. Charles F. King spoke on Teaching Geography by the Topical Method. George H. Martin presented School Preparation for Citizenship. A general discussion followed. The evening closed with Frank A. Hill lecturing on New England Primers.
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Cottage City
Mass
American Institute of Instruction
Gov. Robinson
Homer B. Sprague
C. T. Winchester
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Ludlow
England
Sprague
William T. Harris
Concord
J. W. Dickinson
State Board of Education
Charles F. King
Boston
George H. Martin
Bridgewater
Frank A. Hill
One High School
Prohibitionists Elect Ticket At Albany Convention
At the New York prohibition state convention in Albany on July 8, William J. Groo led as temporary chair and urged a third party effort. In the afternoon 75 delegates were chosen for the national convention and a full electoral ticket was nominated with Walter J. Farrington and Virgil Willard named for Court of Appeals judges. A standard prohibition platform was adopted including a woman suffrage plank.
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Alpany
N. Y
William J. Groo
Chicago
Walter J. Farrington
Virgil Willard
Court of Appeals
County treasurer Leib surrendered to jail on theft charges
C L Leib, the defaulting Washington county treasurer, turned over to jail by bondsmen after admitting no gambling or burglary. He claims about $20,000 missing while his father and brother offer to transfer ore valued at $18,500 to his bondsmen, which was rejected. Criminal charges have been filed.
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Brenham
Tex
C. L. Leib
Washington County
Leib
Senators On Summer Tours Run Up Bill For Public Fun
The Senate plans summer trips at public expense with committees assigned to roam for weeks or months, from Bay St. Louis to California, investigating lands, fisheries, Indian affairs, and freights while charging the costs to the people. Lapham Hawley and others lead missions, with travel by sea and rail, plus a special printing and finance panel.
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Boston Post
Washington, D. C
Senate
Committee On Public Lands
Backbone” Railroad Company
New Orleans Pacific Railroad Company
Bay St. Louis
Miss
Newport
Committee On Fisheries
California
Committee On Indian Affairs
Indian Territory
Colorado
Round Valley
Seaboard
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Lapham
Pacific Coast
Fish and Fisheries
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House
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Letter Carriers' Vacation Cut by Budget Battle
Washington dispatch reports post office officials say Congress failure to fund substitutes for 15 days leave per year will halve the vacation, requiring carriers to pay for longer absences. Pension examiners to be hired, with exams covering law and anatomy. Henry S. Neal begins as treasury solicitor. banks extended to 1904. Marine National Bank dividend anticipated. nine postmaster nominations not confirmed.
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Washington
Post Office
Congress
Post Office Department
Civil Service Commission
Henry S. Neal
the Treasury
Rayner
Granite National Bank of
Augusta
Merchants’ National Bank of
Lowell
Mass
Marine National Bank of New York
Senate
Mark B. Buxton
Nashua
N. H
Annual meeting of American Philological Association opens
Hanover New Hampshire July 8 The sixteenth annual meeting opened with auditing committee appointment and treasurer's report readings. Papers included The Theory and Function of the Thematic Vowel in the Greek Verb by W S Scarborough and The Crastinus Episode at Palaepapharsalus by B Perrin. D Oge presided and Rh Jebb Whitney J March attended.
Sensational racing at Monmouth Park with fatal and injury incidents
New York July racing at Monmouth Park featured two accidents in the third race Himalaya threw Feakes who suffered a head injury and was unconscious. Orator finished fourth and collapsed dead as he was pulled up. George Kinney won the 1 1 8 miles in 1 56 with Jack of Hearts second. Brookwood 3 4 mile for two year olds led Exile second Richmond third. Ecuador 11 2 miles for three year olds in 2 40 with Greystone second Leo third. Drake Carter Shrewsbury handicap 1 2 miles with Barnes second Monitor third Constantina 7 furlongs ECiat second Boulotte third Bonaivetta chase 3 15 Chifola second Beverwyck third.
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New York
Monmouth Park
Himalaya
Feakes
Orator
George Kinney
Jack of Hearts
Brookwood
Fatal accident and other matters unfold in city notices
Agnes Murrah a child struck by Cheney's Chelsea express team died from injuries sustained near her North Street home. John Kelly recovering after an adze blow incident at Oxnard sugar refinery. Helen Hogan died from carbolic acid during personal crisis. James Farrell attempted suicide with paris green. emetic saved him. William Baldwin jailed for assault on wife with a hammer at Silver Street. John Connelly fell from a Middlesex Street window suffering a probable skull fracture. John Sullivan arrested for counterfeiting a $5 National Bank note. William Roach found injured on Boston and Albany tracks near Orange Lane after an alleged fall.
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No. 214
North Street
Cheney
Chelsea Express
John Kelly
Oxnard
Helen G. Hogan
Charlestown
James Farrell
Metropolitan Road
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Station 6
Silver Street
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Middlesex Street
City Hospital
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Third Division
Thomas McDonnell
Merrimac Street
William Roach
Albany Street
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Corner Stone Laid At Adath Israel Temple Ceremony
The corner stone of the new Adath Israel Temple at Columbus avenue and Northampton street was laid with a large attendance. Speeches by Rev. Dr. Gustav Gottheil and Rev. Sollmon Schindler plus music marked the ceremony, and a time capsule was placed beneath the stone containing multiple documents and coins.
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Washington Park Race Day At Chicago Races July 8
Washington Park features a three quarter mile for 2-year maidens won by Volunte in 1 17 4 with Exile second and Tennessee third. Gen Harding led the mile dash for 3-year-olds in 1 45, Strickland second and Bob Cook third. Washington Porch Cup two and a quarter miles in 4 01 49 with Bob Mies second and April Fool third. Topsie won the one and one eighth miles in 1 57 with Swiney second and Imogene third. Racing postponed to tomorrow due to rain. Jay Eye See seeks Maud S record and Johnston seeks to beat pacing mark 2 10.
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Chicago
Volunte
Exile
Tennessee
Gen. Harding
Strickland
Bob Cook
Gen. Monroe
Bob Mies
April Fool
Topsy
Swiney
Imogene
Driving Park
Jay-Eye-See
Maud S
Johnston
Indian Trouble Flares in Lapla County Standstill Field
Denver dispatch reports rising Indian trouble in Lapla County as high water blocks retreat to farms. Major Whiteside with two cavalry companies deploys to hit the Utes, while eighteen heavily armed cowboys head to the action. If fords fail, a fight is expected within days.
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Col
Lapla County
Whiteside
Spain denies Cuba sale report as false claim
Miguel Suarez consul general of Spain states the published synopsis of the Havana commission report is absolutely false. He asserts Spain has no plan to surrender Cuba to Germany or any power, and the commission is not tasked with judging a sale of the island. The statements were released for private and malicious ends.
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Panama Quiet After Cabinet Shakeup and Delayed Resignation
In Panama on July 8 Dr Cervera refuses to resign despite nominating an independent president. To prevent disturbance he remains in office for three months, agreeing to cabinet changes and dividing offices with the opposition. Troops withdrawn last night and today the plaza is quiet.
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Cervera
Moonlight excursion to Nantasket Beach by steamship
A pleasant sea trip aboard Bofton and Hingham steamship boats to Nantasket beach offers a moonlight excursion with harbor and surf views. Fares have been cut. 50 cents buys a round trip ticket plus admission to the skating rink and the Hotel Nantasket piazza.
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Lovers quarrel ends in ark murder suicide in Austin
In Austin Illinois this afternoon Henry Summers and May Whitney were found on the sidewalk with bullet wounds to the head. Whitney has remained unconscious. Summers says the girl shot him then herself. The pistol belonged to Summers and authorities suspect he committed the act, possibly following a lovers quarrel.
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Henry Summers
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Summers
Child Killed by Providence Train Near Bungay Crossing
In Attleboro Massachusetts a 2 year old girl Emma daughter of John Dennis was struck by the 6 20 P M Providence train arriving at 6 50 P M near Bungay crossing while playing on an embankment. She was thrown 50 feet and died instantly from the impact.
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Emma
John Dennis
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Explosion sinks tug H C Cole at Eliot's landing
The steam tug H C Cole exploded its boilers at Eliot's landing on the Missouri River seven miles from Booneville. Seven crew members including three white men and four negroes were killed except Captain Thompson. The boat was torn to pieces and the pilot house blown about 200 yards away.
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H. C. Coleman
Eliot’s Landing
Missouri River
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Discharge and Union Boycott Hit St Louis Republican
Notice posted in the Republican office states no union printers will be used and 35 compositors were discharged. In the afternoon the typographical union began a boycott, circulating a poster and urging workers to oppose the paper and its future candidates.
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Window Glass Workers meet in annual convention
PIrTsBuURG Pa July 8 The Window Glass Workers association met in its annual convention today with about 100 delegates from across the United States attending. Key topics include proposed changes to the constitution and by laws and the election of officers for the coming year.
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Jaly
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Bowdoin Class Day Opens in Memorial Hall
Brunswick Me July 8 class day at Bowdoin opened with routine exercises. At 9 45 the class formed in front of the chapel led by its marshal and marched to the new memorial hall for the program including a prayer by J A Waterman Jr an oration by L Barton and a poem by J Torrey Jr. The hall
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German tailor William Dreher dies by suicide in Connecticut
New Haven July 8 German tailor William Dreher from Canaan ended his life amid romantic troubles. The death is reported from New Haven with no further details provided.
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William Dreher
Canaan
Captain Baker Engaged on City of Columbus Wreck
Captain Baker of the Boston Towboat Company works on the wreck of the steamship City of Columbus. The hull lies broken apart in several sections as salvage operations continue.
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League Record Amid Patchy Totals and Variances
The record shows varying results with teams such as Boston Chicago Providence Cleveland New York Philadelphia Buffalo and Detroit scattered across wins and losses. Incomplete figures hint at game outcomes and standings, with several numbers and team references partially legible from the clippings.
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Petersburg Factories Idle In Slow Season Across Cotton Trades
Swift Creek and Blandford cotton mills halted production, creating large layoff numbers. Other local cotton factories run only half time, with tobacco works also reduced. The slowdown stems from a dull season and overproduction.
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Special Notice Invitations and Excursion Tickets From Litchfield Wharf
Invitations to the Opening and excursion tickets on the B W S Line from Litchfield's wharf issued for July 2 and 3, were delayed in the mails last week and will be good Wednesday Thursday or Friday July 9 10 and 11 after noon or events.
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Brookline
Beacon Street
Washington Street
Elbridge Clapp
Sharon and
Foxborough
Toronto Printers
Yorox
the Globe
C. H. Graves & Sons
Ocean Pier
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!