Knights of Pythias Parade In Milwaukee Parade
The Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias met in Milwaukee with Supreme Vice-Chancellor Shaw presiding. Reports show membership around 275000, grand lodge treasuries totaling $115,952, and $1575203 in subordinate lodges. Relief payments reached $789,455 in the past year and $1,497,436 in two years. George Shaw of Eau Claire is expected to be elected supreme chancellor. A parade of uniformed and ununiformed ranks drew over ten thousand, with fifteen brigades. The 11th brigade included the Massachusetts contingent and a Connecticut unit, under General J Abbott.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Supreme Lodge of Knights of Pythias
West Side
Turner Hilal
Shaw
George Shaw
Eau Claire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
J. Abbott
Avery Gifts 15000 For Architecture Library At Columbia
Samuel P. Avery donated 15000 to Columbia College for buying architecture books and periodicals. He also presented a collection on art and architecture to form an architectural alcove valued around 60000 total gift. The alcove honors his late architect son and public lectures will be offered in fall with tickets by application.
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New York
Samuel P. Avery
Columbia College
Avery
Haverhill & Groveland Street Railway Workers Demand Pay Rise
A dated note to the Haverhill and Groveland Street Railway board demands ten hour days for conductors and drivers, raises to two dollars per day, and higher pay for extra trips with new rates. It requests George H. Greeman as superintendent and notes current daily wages of 175 and 150 dollars for different staff, with a board meeting expected soon.
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Haverwick
Haverhill & Groveland Street Railway
West Newbury
City
Bradford
Groveland
Savaryville
George H. Greeman
H.C. Mouton
Haverhill & Groveland Street Railway Company
Fires Record Shows Wide Electric Losses In Cities
The record of fires reports two hundred telegraph and telephone wires burned in New York at 141 Chambers street where Barron & Co. stored woodenware, with total loss per building and contents at 50 000 dollars. Separate blazes include D J Barbers tannery in North Adams with 50 000 dollars loss and 11 000 insurance, and at Milford Utah a depot explosion caused by giant powder with heavy damage. Farmington Maine notes Lincoln Nichols farm buildings at Chesterville burned, insured 1500 dollars, due to a defective chimney. An alarm from Box 432 at 3 50 yesterday afternoon proved false.
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New York
Chambers Street
Barron & Co
North Adams
D. J. Barber’s Tannery
Union Street
Royal of Liverpool
Fire Association of Philadelphia
Niagara
Merchants’ of
Providence
Phoenix
Brooklyn
Liverpool
London
Globe
Hamburg
Bremen
Salt Lake
Utah
Milford
Farmington
Lincoln Nichols
Chesterville
Wyoming Volcano Outburst Reported at Mammoth Hot Springs
Secretary Noble received a telegram from Mammoth Hot Springs indicating an eruption of the geyser New Crater at Norris Basin. A 4:15 p.m. earthquake was followed by a roar, with steam, stones, and water shooting about 600 feet in circumference and 125 feet high, shaking the basin area.
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Washington
Noble
Boutelle
Mammoth Hot Springs
Wyo
Norris Basin
New Crater
Army Retiring Board Actions and Cadet Camp Orders
Washinetrox July 8 Army orders appoint a retiring board at St Paul to examine Second Lieutenant C D Townsley and others. First Lieutenant Herbert Cushman is ordered to Governor's Island for examination. Charles Braden is relieved from duty at the New York Military Academy. Cadet Charles Del Hine directed to attend National Guard encampment in Fort Washington Maryland July 20. Second Lieutenant C D Tow sley ordered to report to retiring board at St Paul for examination.
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Washinetrox
Sredau
Thomas H. Ruger
Horace Jewett
Third Infantry
Merritt Barber
K. Winne
FE. A. Mearns
St. Paul
C. D. Townsley
Herbert Cushman
Twentieth Infantry
Army Retiring Board
Governor’s Island
N. Y
Charles Braden
New York Military Academy
Cornwall
Charles del Hine
United States Military Academy
National Guard
District of Columbia
Fort Washington
Charles D. Towsley
Governor Brackett Heads North Adams Visit
Governor Brackett Lieutenant-Governor Haile and the Executive Council with President H B Marcy General Superintendent John Adams and Chief Engineer E K Turner of the Fitchburg railroad arrive in North Adams on a special train. Businessmen greet them at the station and escort them to the Wilson House for dinner. They proceed to Williamstown and return for an informal reception at the Wilson House tonight.
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North Adams North Adars
Brackett
Haile
Executive Council
Marcy
John Adams
E. K. Turner
Fitchburg Railroad
Wilson House
Williamstown
Wilson
Elks In New York Form Legal Grand Lodge
A body styling itself the legal grand lodge of Elks convened in New York lodge rooms and elected officers while adopting resolutions repudiating the Cleveland gathering. The session drew Elks from across the country with a parade held this afternoon and the New York matter to be discussed tomorrow.
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New York
New Books on John Jay and Chauncey Depew
A review of Pellew’s John Jay biography praises its clear, compact narrative and use of manuscripts, while noting a minor error. It also surveys Chauncey M. Depew’s Orations and After-Dinner Speeches, highlighting his engaging, conversational style and knack for storytelling with varied anecdotes.
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John Jay
William Jay
Jay
Henry Flanders
Philadelphia
Flanders
Pellew
Harvard
Atlantic
Great Britain
America
Poughkeepsie
New York
United States
George Peliew
Boston
Hougston, Mifflin & Co
The Bostonian Launches as A Noted Illustrated Weekly
The Bostonian now runs for several months and shows signs of becoming an established weekly. It covers humor and local topics with a strong Boston flavor, including Society's Round Table led by Mrs. Caroline H. Washburn.
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Bostonian
Boston
Society’s Round Table
Caroline H. Washburn
Specially addressed correspondence by steamship routes
Consolidated list of vessels and routes delivering specially addressed correspondence to multiple regions. Entries include Central America except Costa Rica and Guatemala via San Marcos New York July 9 8 p.m., Progreso via Ciudad Condal July 1 3 p.m., Tayui via Prius William II July back, Porto Rico via Smeaton Tower July 10 8 p.m., Trinidad and Tobago via Titanic July 11 5 p.m., Fortune Island Jamaica Jacmel Aux Cayes via Ailsa July 11 8 p.m., Scotland via Circassia July 11 3 p.m., France Switzerland Italy Spain Portugal via La Bretagne July 11 8 p.m., Windward Islands via Monica July 11 3 p.m., Mexican States Yumari July 11 5 p.m., Great Britain Germany Belgium Denmark Sweden Norway Russia Turkey via Fulda July 11 8 p.m., Ireland via Servin July 11 8 p.m., Netherlands via Spaarndam July 11 8 p.m., Cape Hayti St Domingo Turk’s Island via Saginaw July 11 3 p.m., Iruxilig Ruatan via S. Oteri July 12 8 p.m., Costa Rica via Foxhall July 12 8 p.m., Nova Scotia Newfoundland via Halifax Halifax July 12, Cephalonia July 12 3:80 a.m. for limited regions.
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Central America
Costa Rica
Guatemala
South Pacific
Colon
Costa Ric
San Marcos
New York
Progreso
Mexican States
Ciudad Condal
Tayui
Venezuela
Curacoa
Trinidad
British
Dutch Guiana
Prius William II
France
Switzerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Havre
Windward Islands
Trinidad and Tobago
Monica
Yucatan
Campeche
Tapasco
Chiapas
Mexican
Cuba
Yumari
Great Britain
Germany
Belgium
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Hussia
Turkey
Southampton
Sremen
Stearmohip Fulda
Ireland
Austria
Netherlands
Russia
Servin
The
Spaarndam
Cape Hayti
St Domingo
Tork’s Island
Saginaw
Iruxilig
Ruatan
S. Oteri
Trans Pacific Mails From San Francisco In July
Notices for Hawaiian Islands and Pacific connections indicate mail closures from the Boston office on various July dates. July 12 5 p m closes for Japan Shanghai Hong Kong and dependent Chinese ports and East Indies through the Gaetic. July 13 5 p m closes for Australia New Zealand Fiji Samoan and Hawaiian Islands via Mariposa. July 20 5 p m closes for Society Islands via City of Papetti.
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Hawaiian Islands
Australia
San Francisco
Mauds
Boston
Japan
Shanghai
Hong Kong
East Indies
British Indies
Straits Settlements
Siam
Daoteh Boat Indies
Gaetic
Tice
New Zealand
Fiji
Samoan
Society Islands
City of Papetti
Maris
Whalers Report Arrivals From Atlantic Cruise
Bark Falcon and Rising Sun report port arrivals with cargoes of sperm oil from recent Atlantic Ocean cruises. Falcon carries eight passengers from the Azores and 700 barrels of sperm oil. Rising Sun sailed from the West Indies via Cornell Ground Jast with 360 barrels of sperm oil and no vessels seen since leaving the West Indies.
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New Bedford
Falcon
Nandy
Azores
Provincetown
Whaiingsch
Rising Sun
Stevenson
Cornell Ground
Shipping News Miniature Almanac July 9 High Water
Shipping news from Boston harbor dated July 9 lists arrivals including Steamer Alfred Dumois from Cuba with fruit, Steamer Yunnri from Port Antonio, and multiple steamers to and from Portland Bar Harbor and Gloucester. It records ship movements, departures, latitudes, winds, and noted vessels such as Mary Waldron and Katie Terrio with cargoes and passengers, plus schooners and fishermen activity and new tonnage developments in Providence and Boston.
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Tursday
Alfred Dumois
Nor
Christie
Anes
Cuba
Seaverns & Co
Yunnri
Kilse
Port Antonio
Jam
Boston Fruit Co
Seamer State of
Ingraham
Langor
Kennebec
Collins
Bath
Tremont
Donovan Portland
Geo A Chaffee
Godfrey
Gloucester
William § Slater
Baker
Vineyard Haven
Mary Whitridge
Roverts
Joel Cook
Childa
New York
Hark Lilllin
Harrington
Mitchell
Buenos Ayres
Boston
Geo Waldron Ake
Kirig Katie
Terrio
Paspebiac
Leu Mary & McLaughlin
Ferrior
Abano
Harris
St.John
McKay
Roberts
Port Williams
Baton
Grierson
Falestine
Swaine
Kendrick Fish
Clark
Lucy EO Friend
Elizah Emery
Taylor
Howard Williams
Foster
Wildy
Wildy~geon, Paine; Stephen Morgan, Mehaffey
Elizabeth M Cook
Richard Vaux
Burns
Edward R Iumerson
Brockway
G H Holden
Rich
Lizzie W Matheson
Ligale Carr
Burger
Alice Kelle
Burdies
Hoboken
Emma K Smalley
Cole
Weehawken
Nellie Starr
J D Ingraham
Wilks
Port Liverty Qatter
Hingham
DeWitt, Andrews
Smith Tattle
Feltis
Daimariscottins
Planter
Smith
Copy
Thurston
Langer
Lady Autrin
McClintock
Rockland
Hine
Dolingon
Deer Isle
Fleetwing
Williams
Newburyport
Bed
James H Fripp
Sich
Wellfleet
George Po Rust
Brockelbank
Wingherscheek
Card
Nantucket
Nantucket South Shoal
United States
Portland
Blue Sill Bay
Torrey’s Castle
Eecemougin Beach
Pass Harbor Head
North Point Buoy
West Barge
Canary Ledge
Noker’s Island
WiaNn
Yorrey'’s Ledge
Freights and charters from New York July 3 report
New York reports active business with moderate petroleum freight and easier rates. Charters include hi hope Bark Magellan with 300 bbls refined petroleum to United Kingdom, Pudel 2200 bbls to Sake, Alex Keith 4000 bbls to Sligo, Anna Maria Atundo general cargo to Lisbon, Ruth Hermann 11000 bbls to Antwerp or Rotterdam, Elliot 40000 cases to Manila, Argyll brig cargo to Port Arthur, and J W Fish coastwise to Boston with coal at 80 cents.
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New York
Hi Hope
Magellan
Philadel‘iia
United Kingdom
Pudel
Sake
Alex Keith
Sligo
Hoston
Anna Maria Atundo
Lisbon
Ruth Hermann
Reine Petolenum
Newark
Antwerp
Rotterdam
Philippine Islands
Elliot
Manila
Argyll General Cargo
Portanu Lince
Logwoon
Fish
South Amboy
Boston
Foreign Ports Report Shows July Ship Movements Worldwide
A cable reported long list of ships arriving and sailing from ports including Anjer PAssed May 28 to Yokohama, and numerous vessels at Berlin Bergen Gibraltar Hull Hull, and Yokohama with destinations such as Philadelphia New York Boston Shanghai and San Francisco. The notice records numerous vessels including bark Linden Magellan James Stafford and City of Montreal among others with routes to New York Philadelphia and Boston and notes salings from Melbourne Malta London and Singapore.
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ANJER
Isaac Reed
Waldo
Iloilo
Philadelphia
Hamburg
Caldwell
New York
Yokohama
Revolving Light
Sprague
Singapore
Samar
Small
Boston
Agostino Rombo
Ital
Liattini
Bangkok
Bremen
Otto
Ger
Bremers
Magdalene
Meyer
Bergen
Linden
Crowe
Perth Amboy
Baracoa
Victoria
Huston
Gibraltar
Knight Templar
Grangemouth
Fred W Carson
Reid
Cronstadt
Mamburg
James Stafford
Scott
von Berg
Hartung
Perth
Hong Kong
Lennox
Hull
Eng
Colorado
Llanelly
Park Lliza Linea
Nor
Andreasen
Halifax
Liverpool
Wallacetown
Wortley
San Francisco
Gin
London
Cailed
Encroy
Durham City
Concordia
Claussen
Drummuir
Withers
Melbourne
Jennie Harkness
Camden
Amesbury
James G Pendleton
Searsport
Lancaster
Malta
Embleton
Baltimore
Port Antonio
Kong Frode
Toston
Rio Janeiro
Mistley Hall
Evans
Portland
Ore
Port Natal
J L Bowen
Coombs
Swinemunde
City of Montreal
Goas
Cambusdoon
Carland
Cheribon
Shields
Caucase
Crystal
Klits
Arceduca Rodolfo
New
Port and Vessel Movements Across Atlantic Ports July 7 8
Maritime items record ships and barks passing through Hell Gate and various U S and international ports. Vessels include Leith Fort William in New York bound east. saxon from Providence to Boston. several schooners and steamers dispersing to Kennebec Boston New York Philadelphia and Wilmington. July 8 sailings note for multiple craft and routes across Portland Boston Philadelphia and Newport News with cargoes and destinations.
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Reading
New Bedford
Annie F Conlon
Seward
Salem
Grace K Green
Sawyer
Portsmouth
Clara Goodwin
Wyman
Boston
A Plumer
Howes
Everett Webster
Eridicott
Lynn
Geof Fessenden
Weeks
Thomas Lipot
Somers
Cornelius Soule
Francis
Henry N Squires
Gray
Lida Fowler
Higgins
Lam
Portland
Barkentine Folk
Big David Bug- Ylattie
Bangs
Barnard
Norbee
Stowers
New York
Isaiah Hart
Williams
A White
Connors
Norfolk
Henry May
Arne
Edwi Williams
Look
Kennebec
Philadelphia
Winslow
Clark
Lucy A Davis
Davis
Horse Island
Edward Walte
York
Mary Wilgeeres
Bangor
Nelson Ed Newbury
King
Newark
Ada Adelia
Littlefield
Estella
Barter
de Mand
Robertson
Perth Amboy
Holden
Haskell
Snow
Georgie L Crapp
Goldinwait
Mary Ann
McKellar
L L Sprague
Nickerson
Richmond
J Fabens
Tupper
A Heaton
Mary Lanadon
Ltoward
Corrie O Miller
Post
Lizzie P Oliver
Small
Catawamteak
Rowe
Hed Beach
Henry W Anderson
Smith
J W Liivelow
Kodes
Baltimore
Python
Charlotte
Pendleton
Swansah
Macon
Lewis
Satilla River
Sci Alpha
Schotiela
Bath
San Francisco
Anna
Lohmeyer
Antwerp
Swhs
Nellie May
Hodgdon
Port
Mary A Rice
Wentworth
Henry Bb Metcalf
Fasaett
E C Gates
Norwood
Perth
Helen G King
Brett
Elizabethport
Washburn Bros
Carrie T Blanc
van Bond
St George
Vineyard Haven
Ing KE Lueckenbach
John Mason
Nanticket
Nantucket
Alavar
Raymond T Maull
Magee J Cadwick
M Rogers
Wiscasset
Niger
Adams
Millie Washburn
Coffin
Hope Haines
Tibbetts
Stamford
Boston Bound Vessels Sailed From Various Ports
A fleet of vessels have sailed for Boston or reported exits on dates in spring and early summer. Ships and brigs include Ben Avon from Calcutta April 9, Charger from Calcutta April 9, Elwell from Visagua May 15, Guy C. Goss from Port Blakeley April 3 via Port Townsend April 13, Spoken May Lt from aera C Yobey from Port Townsend April 29, Iceberg from Singapore April 1, J. A. Horsey from Miragoane June 15, James Livesey from Chittagong March 1, Lillian from Montevideo May 4 or Barbados prior June 11, Monrovia from Gorientos March 81 via Punta Arenas May 20, McMoseley from Port au Prince July 7, Ohio from Cienfuegos June 8 via Delaware Breakwater July 4, Sarah from St Michaels June 14, Samar from Singapore May 8, Taria Topan from Zanzibar April 25, William A Marburg from Buenos Aires June 25.
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Ben Avon
Br. Bark
Calcutta
Charger
Aim. Slip
Elwell
Am. Ship
Visagua
Guy C. Goss
Am. Bark
Port Blakeley
Port Townsend
Ion
Aera C. Yobey
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Singapore
J. A. Horsey
Miragoane
James Livesey
Chittagong
St. Helena
Lillian
Montevideo
Barpbados
Monrovia
Gorientos
Punta Arena
McMoseley
Am Sch
Port Au Vrince
Ohio
Br. Brig
Cienfuegos
Jum
Delaware
Jilly
Sarah
St. Michaels
Samar
Taria Topan
Zanzibar
William A. Marburg
Buenos Ayres
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Pohaver & Lincvuln
Atlantic Express
Queenstown
City of Rome
Londonderry
Menderson Brothers
Cs V. Daley
Norddeutscher Lloyd
Aller
Iwerra
Fulda
Trave
Aris
Javre
C. Theq. Guething
Doane Street
Cunard Line
Cephalonia
Pavonia
Samaria
Catalonia
Scythia S
Xander Martin
Warren Line
Norseman
Galien Eee
Michigan
Kansas
Allg
Postoffice Square
Allan Line
H. & A. Allan
Axcots
State Street
Clyde Steamship CO
Great Southern
Charleston
Florida
South Carolina
South
Vier 20
East Silver
Boston & Philadelphia Steamship Line
Parthian
Long Wharf
Indan
Daly
Wilmingto
E Bampson
Norfolk and Washington Steamship Line
Tenn. & Go Air Line
Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line
Cape Despatch
Baltimore & Ohio RR
Altitrnore
A. Me Graham
Central Wharf
Pledmont Ale
Atlantic Coast Line
Seaboard
Waldo A. Pearce
Washington Street
Compa
Mallory Lines
LEONA
Brunswick
San Antonio
Lustate
Texas
Seth Sprague
Washington St
Kennebeec
Star OF
Zach Pti East
Lincoln's Wharf
Me Jioston
Popham
Gardiner
Trallowell
Augusta
Auguste
Kennebee Hiver
Ly Hy
Olivette
Lewis Wharf
UO. &. Pearson
A. de W. Sampson
Richardson & Larnard