Babies of Maine Use Lactated Food for Health
In Newport Maine a infant nearly wasted away but improved after using Lactated Food. Mrs Wheeler says the baby thrived from day one and stayed healthy after continuous use. J W Black of Searsport reports a healthy baby girl due to long reliance on Lactated Food. The ad urges mothers to trust Lactated Food for babies' health and happiness.
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Newport
Maine
Dd. W. Wheeler
Massachusetts
Union
J. W. Black
Searsport
Black
Reunion of Henry King Descendants and Memorial Unveiling
Describes a Brockton gathering of Henry King descendants and the unveiling of the Kingman memorial monument. Also mentions the Rhode Island Dental Society annual meeting in a separate page reference.
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Henry Kingman
Brockton
Kingman
The
Rhode Island Dental Society
Bismarck Visit by Independent Shooting Corps in New York
The Independent New York Shooting Corps paid a visit to Prince Bismarck at his castle. The party, in full uniform, included Diehl, Weber, Hermann Weber, Ehrer, Fisenhauer, Hoepfner, Koerber, Koster, Kruse, Krauss, Loewer, Lehing, Mahrenholz, Maas, Splitdorf, Stein, Weiler, Wintersmeyer, Wegeler and Waldschmidt. Prince Bismarck welcomed them, spoke of German unity, and recalled anecdotes. Lunch featured Weber on his right and Wegeler on his left. He discussed beer and wine trade in America, and promised a photo. Rifle winners Busse, Krause, and Schroeder of New York were noted.
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Forester Lange
Prince Bismarck
William Weber
Germany
Friedriesruhe
America
Atlantic
Samoa
Bismarck
Wegeler
Independent Corps
Mr. Weber
Berlin
Messrs. Busse, Krause
Schroeder
New York
No Strike Takes Place Two Constables Imprisoned
Quietness prevails in the Metropolitan police as two constables were sentenced to fourteen days for assaulting superiors. Rioting occurred on Bow Street, with a mob clashing with mounted police, sixteen arrests, and four constables injured. Prince and Princess of Wales attended the opera.
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London Police
Ais
Bow Street
Loxspon
Metropolitan Police Force
Seren T
Prince and Princess of Wales
Procedure in the Commons Prolonging Bills Debate
The House of Commons procedure committee passed a standing order to prolong bills across sessions after Liberal members withdrew in protest. The majority then backed the measure as the chair’s motion to suspend a bill for debate to block obstruction was rejected 6 to 5 with Balfour Clarke and Hartington in the majority.
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London
House of Commons
Lonxpon
Chamberlain
Balfour
Sir Edward Clarke
Lord Hartington
Leicester Races Portland Stakes Won by Orvisto
London July 8 The second day of the Leicester summer meeting featured the Portland Stakes for two year olds a five furlong race worth 3500 sovereigns Orvisto won with Peter Flower second three lengths ahead of Reverend
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London
Leicester
Orvisto
Peter Flower
Reverend
Congo State to Be Taken Over by Belgium Bill to Aid State
Brussels dispatch reports an extra session of parliament as a bill will be introduced in the Chamber of Deputies to provide financial support to the Congo State and outline the plan for Belgium to assume control of the territory in the future.
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House of Commons
Victoria
France
Chamber of Deputies
Congo
Belgium
Brussels
The Retention of Walfish Bay Urged by English Deputation
A London deputation led by Sir Donald Currie urged the retention of Walfish Bay to prevent German authority expansion in South Africa. Lord Salisbury promised to consider the matter but would not speak further. He planned to move in the House of Lords on Thursday.
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Paris
Waltisch Bay
South Africa
Lord Salisbury
London
Donald Currie
Castle
Walfish Bay
House of Lords
Anglo German agreement bill advances to second reading
Berit reports the bill implementing the Anglo German agreement passes its second reading. The North German Gazette notes Baron Wissmann is ill and resting but has not resigned as imperial German commissioner to East Africa.
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Berit
Baron Wissmann
Eest Africa
Specie Payments Suspended for Six Months in Uruguay
Uruguayan legislature met in special session to approve suspending specie payments by the national bank for six months. Government aims to avoid forced currency while saving the bank, with potential liquidation if foreign help fails. A bank run prompted a national holiday. 1.5 million dollars in gold heads to the city to ease distress as gold premiums rise.
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Wissmann
Uruguay
Buenos Ayres
Bismarck
New York
London
Times
Buenxos Ayres
Cortes Closed Until Christmas For Dissolution
Maprio July 8 report states the Cortes will be closed until Christmas and then dissolved in preparation for a general election held in February on universal suffrage basis.
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Maprio
Continued Expressions of Thanks to France by Russians
In Sr. Peterssura on July 8 reports say Russian newspapers express satisfaction with French court sentences on Nihilists arrested in Paris for plotting against the Czar. They call the conviction an important factor in the rapprochement between France and Russia.
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Sr. Peterssura
Russia
Paris
France
Storm damages crops near Paris as cabinet meets
Pars reports a cabinet meeting at the Elysée with Agriculture Minister Develle stating that storms have seriously damaged crops around Paris. He added that crop prospects in other parts of France were favorable.
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Pars
Palace of the Elysée
M. Develle
Paris
France
Saratoga Strikes Duke Rock Off Plymouth
The United States man of war Saratoga struck Duke Rock while leaving Plymouth today. It backed off in a few minutes and anchored, sustaining only very slight damage before proceeding to Southampton.
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United States
Plymouth
Eng
Lennon
Saratoga
Duke Rock
Southampton
Cholera in Spain Worse Than Believed In Valencia
Maprio reports the new War Minister who visited Valencia says the cholera epidemic is more serious than commonly thought. The Cabinet plans to punish local officials for concealing truth. In Manseinlles cholera leads to disinfecting all incoming mails from Spain.
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Maprio
Valencia
Manseinlles
Natonais
Spain
Kennedy Wins First Henley Diamond Sculls Heat
Loxpow July 8 Kennedy defeats Psotta in the first heat for the diamond sculls at Henley regatta by four lengths. Psotta, American amateur sculling champion, competes in the event.
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Kennedy
Psotta
Loxpow
C. G. Psotta
G. K. B. Kennedy
Central Telegraph Office Turmoil and Other July Dispatches
London reports unrest in the central telegraph office as overtime refusals grow. Officials seek female operators. A British note to Egypt evacuation date is discussed. Rosebery resigns from the county council. Consul Johnson cites pork import bans not applying to Hamburg and other free cities. Steamers to Delagoa Bay expected on the 23rd. Kalnoky improving after brief audience with Italian ambassador Peterspurc. Mutual Land Credit Company transfers to Imperial Agricultural Bank with olive and caper duties cut.
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Central Telegraph Office
Egypt
Lord Rosebery
County Council
Bern
Johnson
Washington
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Lubeck
Rostock
Reichsanzeiger
Germany
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Mutual Land Credit Company
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Exciting Races Open Philadelphia Driving Park Meet
Midsummer trotting meeting opened at ParapEornta with fine track conditions and thrilling finishes. The Bingham Hotel stake for 2:19 pacers, $2500 added, was won by Dallas the favorite in a standout race. Neal Whitbeck won the 2140 Taco heat series in three straight heats. The 2:24 race finished with Camilla claiming two heats.
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Philadelphia Driving Park Association
Bingham Hotel
Dallas
Neal Whitbeck
Camilla
Lightning Strikes Farm. Barn Burns and Cattle Die
A lightning strike hit the barn of Joseph Watson killing his hired man Norman David son and stunning Davidson's brother. The barn burned with eleven head of thoroughbred cattle. Watson’s loss is $4000. Other town and county buildings suffered partial damage and crops endured heavy rain and hail.
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Valley Avenue
F. W. Ayer & Co
Wistrarop
L. Noyes
Berson
Augustus Thompson
George Webb
Phebe Howard
S. G. Davis
Levi Jones
George Glidden
Chester H. Shaw
Polena B. Shaw
Shaw
Leander Bates
Mr. Bates
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Rouse’s Point
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Sarazona
N. Y
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Whitehall
Cuest
Cleveland
Lake Shore
St. Paul
Minn
Jamestown
N. D
Pioneer Press
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Edmunds
John Fosburg
Uxpringe
Ont
Daniel Munro
Joseph Watson
Norman Davidson
Davidson
Watson
Behring Sea scare addressed by Canadian leaders
Ottawa reports Minister of Fisheries C K Tupper met Sir John Macdonald to discuss Behring Sea and Atlantic fishery issues. He dismissed alarm over U S cruiser sealers conflict. Victoria notes reports of seizures likely this year, with crews heading to Behring Sea. no confirmation on British war cruisers’ involvement.
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Ottawa
C. K. Tupper
River du Loup
Gulf of St. Lawrence
John Macdonald
Behring Sea
Tupper
United States
Sir John
Victora
B.C
Victoria
Maple Bay
Uo Behring Sea
Middleton bids farewell to Canadian militia chiefs
Ottawa July 8 Sir Frederick Middleton writes General Laurie to bid farewell to the militia of Canada stating he fulfilled his duty and acted to advance the force's best interests throughout his career.
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Canada
Ottawa
Will of Lucius Tuckerman Filed for Probate
The will of Lucius Tuckerman who died June 10 at his Stockbridge residence is filed for probate. Executed October 1887, it lists Eliza W. Tuckerman as widow receiving 24000 dollars annually and use of 1600 I Street Washington DC and the Stockbridge estate. The residue is divided equally among seven children.
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New York
Lucius Tuckerman
Stockbridge
Mass
Eliza W. Tuckerman
I Street
Washington, D. C
Belfast Spider Ike Weir Wins Bout at Erie Club
Ike Weir of Boston nicknamed the Belfast Spider defeated James Connor, Buffalo Athletic Club trainer, before about 1300 spectators. Using two ounce gloves, Weir won by knocking Connor out in the third round at the Erie County Athletic Club rooms in Burvato N Y on July 8.
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Burvato
N. Y
Ike Weir
Boston
James Connor
Buffalo Athletic Club
Erie County Athletic Club
Weir
Connor
Shipping arrivals and departures dated July filings
A bulletin lists vessels at multiple ports with origins and destinations, including Yamuri from Port Antonio and Alfred Dumois from Banes, as well as ships in transit like Gellert from New York to Hamburg and Volturno from Antwerp to Boston. Various routes are noted across Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Moville, Lizard, Bremen, Montreal, Scilly, Liverpool, Havre, Glasgow, London, and Father Point with dates in early July.
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Yamuri
Port Antonio
Alfred Dumois
Banes
Cuba
New York
Cofic
Liverpool
Valda
Kremen
Circassia
Glasgow
Dania
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Lord Gough
Moville
Furnessia
Gellert
Elbe
Bremen
Volturno
Antwerp
Montreal
Lake Nepigon
Scilly Islands
Maryland
Baltimore
London
West Hartlepool
Charrington
Town
Ea Hamburg
Ravensheugh
Havre
Tancarville
Warwick
Muffalo
Herrmann
Newark
Father Point
Lake Ontario
Buenos Ayrean
A Good Answer On Library Cabinets And Finishes
A humorous remark about conversation leads to praise for libraries and book cabinets. The piece argues a strong library foundation comes from a sturdy cabinet with adjustable shelves, quality fittings, and a dignified look. It highlights oak finishes that darken grain and invites readers to inspect the cabinets and affordable prices.
Malachy Bowes Daly Likely to Be Lieutenant Governor
Ottawa reports Malachy Bowes Daly ex-Halifax MP poised to succeed the late A W MacLellan as Lieutenant-Governor of Nova Scotia. He hails from the Daly family, born 1836 at Marchmount near Quebec, educated at St Marys Oscott, and trained at the bar. Daly served as private secretary to Sir Dominick Daly in Prince Edward Island and to Governor MacDonnell and Sir Hastings Doyle.
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Valencia
Malachy Bowes Daly
Nova Scotia
Frederick Middleton
Canada
Kennedy
Piotta
Ottawa
Speciau
Halifax
A. W. MclLellan
Daly
Dominick Daly
Marchmount
Quebec
St. Mary’s College
Oscott
Birmingham
Ung
Dominick
Prince Edward Island
MacDonnell
Hasting Doyle
Health Precautions as Saratoga Crew Dying Spark Quarantine Declares
In Montreal July 8 a health board orders a local quarantine at Longueile Bay near Quebec as the Saratoga, detained at Grosse Isle, raises alarm with three crew deaths from smallpox. Fumigation and detention will continue until health officers confirm no disease.
Weather Indications For New England July Forecast
Washington weather bulletin notes forecasts through 3 pm Wednesday. Maine sees showers with northern fair early and SW winds. New Hampshire and Vermont expect showers with cooler air. Massachusetts showers with eastern fair and NW cooling. Rhode Island and Connecticut fair then showers with warmer W winds. eastern New York showers with warmer temps. southwest segment incomplete.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Observations From External Sources Noted Elsewhere
Brief note records that observations were taken elsewhere and compiled for analysis. It cites no individuals or organizations, but indicates data gathered from outside locations for comparative review.
Late Ship News from New Beptorp
Bark Falcon Handy arrived from the Atlanta Ocean whaling grounds with 360 barrels sperm oil. She sent home 340 barrels on the way. Spoke June 30 at United States ship Jamestown, five days from New York, bound for Plymouth England.
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Falcon
Atlanta Ocean
United States
Jamestown
New York
Plymouth
Eng
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