Hoars Speech on Fishery Question in Senate Debates
Senator Hoar argues the fishery treaty is vital to defend American fishermen and maritime power. He warns that restricting access harms national strength, naval schooling, and wartime resilience, challenging executive claims and urging careful limits on penalties.
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Washineron
Spector
Hoar
Edmunds
Evarts
Hawley
Dawes
Gray
Delaware
Massachusetts
Frye
Fitz J. Babson
Gloucester
General Cogswell
Charles Levi Woodbury
William Henry Trescott
Mr. Chamberlain
Lionel Sackville West
Sir Charles Tupper
United States
Great Britain
France
Boston
Ian
America
England
Britain
Canada
Atlantic
Pacific
Arrests of Hoge and Murphy Shake Chicago Brotherhoods
Chicago morning report details the arrest of Brotherhood of Engineers chairmen Hoge and Murphy at the National Hotel on charges tied to a conspiracy against the Chicago Burlington and Quincy railroad. Clues include secret circulars, potential saboteur plans, and bonds set at 1500 each.
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Curcanco
Hoge
The
Brotherhood of Engineers
Murphy
Firemen’s Brotherhood
National Hotel
Clark Street
Brotherhood
Alr
Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Road
MecGilliay and Kelley
Hoge and Murphy
R. H. White
Messrs
Merritt
John J. Kelley
John H. Mcuillivary
Banfield
John J. Kelly
John McGilvery
Burlington Company
Kansas City
Wright
Congress
Labor Bureau
Cleveland
Oberly
Washington
Melville Stone
Chicago News
American Party
Burlington
Institute of Instruction
Newport
Weather Indications For New England And New York
Washington weather bulletin predicts a thirty six hour period starting 10 p m Tuesday July 10 with warmer fair conditions and southerly winds over New England and eastern New York.
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Washington
New England
New York
Weather Report for Boston 1885 July 10
Observer's Office reports at 8 AM and 8 PM. Clear skies through the day with a high of 79.5 and a low of 63.1 degrees. Maximum relative humidity 55.0 percent, minimum 51.0 percent. Barometer around 29.90 inches, no precipitation. Wind from the northeast at 6 miles per hour.
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Boston
Observer’s Office
Signal Service
U. S
Gort
Aia
Evtix
Steamers Arrived From Many Ports Amid Global Trade
A list of ships arriving at major ports on July 5 to July 10 includes Hitler from Bremen to New York Leer dan from Rotterdam Vergiani from aracoa Queen from Sagua omona Troy Jamaica Isritish King from Liverpool Darwin from Kio arina xi San Francisco Port Adelaide from Hong ong Italian from New York for ve 1 Furnessia from New York for Glasgow Neptune from Bathurst Catania from New York Princess from Newport ng Jan Breydel from New York Rhynlind from do Italia from Mediterranean for New York Cephalonia from Boston City of Chicago from New York Elbe from New York City of Sydney from San Francisco Alcides from Montreal Alaska from New York for Liverpool Lake Huron from Liverpool for Montreal Escalona from Shields for
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New York
Hitler
Bremen
Leerdan
Rotterdam
Vergiani
Aracoa
Queen
Sagua
Omona
Troy
Jamaica
Philadelphia
Isritish King
Liverpool
Darwin
Kio
Arina
San Francisco
Port Adelaide
Hongong
Queenstown
Italy
Moville
Furnessia
Glasgow
Janely
Neptune
Bathurst
Baiia
Catania
Galveston
Princess
Newport
Antwerp
Jan Breydel
Rhynlind
Gibraltar
Italia
Mediterranean
Cephalonia
Boston
General Sheridan Improves Quietly Amid Nonquitt Bulletin
Nonquitt July 10 bulletin reports General Sheridan has periods of nervousness but is very quiet by 9 p m. He rested well last night and shows improving respiration and appetite though voice remains weak. Diet includes peptonized milk fish and mutton. Visitors rare. atmosphere calm with no major events. Brooklyn dispatch notes Swatara arrived. gossip suggests short remaining time.
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Nonquitt
Sreerau
Nonaquitt
Sheridan
Tie
Washington Matthews
Henry OC. Yarrow
Brooklyn
N. Y
United States
Swatara
Navy Yard
General Sheridan
Actress Pleads for Life of Chiara Cignarese in New York Case
Miss Pearl Eytinge, the actress, urged Governor Hill to commute Chiara Cignarese from a death sentence to life imprisonment. Eytinge, accompanied by William Fleron, delivered a letter from Senator Canton and pleaded with dramatic tears. The governor, familiar with the case, said he would consider the appeal, noting prior press coverage influenced counsel actions.
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Anzany
Sorcian
Chiara Cignarese
New York
Governor Hill
Pearl Eytinge
Madison Square
Miss Eytinge
Miss Eyinge
William Fleron
New York Journal
Jacob A. Canton
Chiara
American Philological Association
Amherst College
Wellesley
Pearl Etynge
George A. Marden
Weather Warm and Fair in City Today
The day starts with warmer, fair conditions across the city. No significant changes expected, with light winds and mild temperatures throughout the afternoon. A calm weather pattern persists as residents plan outdoor activities and daily routines.
Engineers Elect Officers at Manchester Convention
The national convention of the American Order of Steam Engineers elected officers including Supreme Chief Jefferson Young Jr of New York and Supreme Master Mechanic Benjamin F Pettitt of Pennsylvania. Trustees were named from Boston Utica and Utica with over seventy amendments debated. visitors were banqueted and the convention adjourns tomorrow.
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Manchester
N. H
American Order of Steam Engineers
Jefferson Young, Jr
New York
Jeremiah Lehey, Jr
New Jersey
Supreme Recorder
William W. Venable
New Hamphire
William. Bb. Wakefield
James KE. Deas
Connecticut
Benjamin F. Pettitt
Pennsylvania
John Dooner
Illinois
Inside Sentinel
Flanagan
Outside Sentinel
William R. Disbio
Ohio
B. _ Born
Boston
Mass
Hugh P. Roberts
Utica
N. Y
Charles E. Jacks
Oston
H. P. Roberts
William B. Barrett
Michael Fogarty
Brooklyn
Malden Fire Committee Demands Fire Engine for Melrose
Malden committee on the fire department introduced an order in the common council protesting against sending Malden steam fire engine to Melrose. Melrose lacks a steamer but is capable of purchasing one locally.
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Malden
Committee On the Fire Department of
Common Council
Melrose
Protective Order of Elks Opens Annual Meeting in New York
The Grand Lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks opened its annual meeting at Madison Square Theatre with Dr. Hamilton E. Leach of Washington presiding. The session focused on organization and reports, noting the order’s prosperity and peace as reported.
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New York
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Madison Square Theatre
Hamilton E. Leach
Washington
Wich
Paaful Ag
German Doctors Clash Over Emperor Frederick Illness Report
Berlin July 10. Dr Gerhardt and other German doctors who treated Emperor Frederick issue a report claiming cancer was diagnosed in 1887 and an larynx operation planned for May 20 was blocked by Dr Mackenzie. They accuse Mackenzie of misdirected treatment and press manipulation. Mackenzie dismisses the report as falsehoods while promising later details.
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Berlin
Gerhardt
Frederick
Mackenzie
Virchow
Dr. Mackenzie
von Bergmann
Bergmann
Schroetter
Freisinnige Zeitig
London
Victoria
Britannia Still Leads In Naval Vessel Counts
London July 10 A British blue book lists European naval strength with England holding the most battleships at 49 and cruisers at 87. It also shows England ahead in torpedo craft with 176, while France Italy Russia and Germany trail in various categories.
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London
Europe
England
France
Italy
Germany
Russia
Government push to speed country bill in Commons
In London on July 10 Mr Smith moved that government business have daily precedence for the session. He urged support to make the country bill workable and to advance imperial defence and Irish measures. Several MPs objected to limiting debate, while others urged swift passage. The motion passed without a division. The government also ordered police to suppress Saturday Trafalgar Square meetings. An Irish Catholic prelate resolution drew comment in the Commons.
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London
House of Commons
Smith
Arthur O’connor
Parnellite
Parnellites
Labouchere
Lord Randolph Churchill
Glasstone
Lord Randolph
Charles Warren
Trafalgar Square
O’ Brien
Ireland
Railway to Constantinople Urges Opening of Line
London reports British Austrian and German ambassadors pressuring the Porte to speed the opening of the international railway to Constantinople. Also noted: U S Cable Co proposes a final dividend of two shillings per share for year to June 30, to be covered from reserves. Various dispatches cover Irish Home Rule, horse racing results, Batavian revolt, Tahiti, and royal commissions.
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London
Turkey
Porte
Constantinople
Direct
United States Cable Company
Parnell
England
Scotland
Ireland
Wales
Colonies
House of Lords
Fulmen
Cataract
Gagoul
Kelpie
John Gaunt
Liverpool
Stronvar
Mandeville
Mitchelstown Board of Guardians
William O’brien
Tullamore
QuiEnstown
Charles Brennan
Cephalonia
Rome
Vatican
Persico
Paris
Boulanger
St. Servian
Belgrade
Milan
Wiesbaden
Natalie
Servia
Ireland Prelates Representations and Government Response
The discussion centered on immediate legal redress and potential government action to honor representations. Questions were raised about direct or indirect communications from the Pope regarding Ireland. Mr. Balfour stated no knowledge of Irish prelates representations but pledged to receive and respectfully consider any such communications if they arrived.
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Ireland
Balfour
Mr. Dillon Health Reported From London
Private letters to Parnellite leaders say Mr. Dillon's health is satisfactory under careful prison care. Balfour wants to return to Dublin, while Parnellites aim to counter Irish policy this autumn. Parnell called Kilmainham Jail cell a frightful place above a cesspool.
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Dillon
Mandeville
Balfour
Ireland
Dublin
King Harman
Parnell
Kilmainham
Duty of the Church Toward the Intellectual Tendencies of the Age
In London today the Pan Presbyterian council appointed Rev G D Mathews D D of Quebec as permanent secretary with a £500 salary, to reside in England and devote his time. A paper by Rev Marcus Dods D D of Glasgow on the duty toward higher intellectual tendencies drew sharp critique with dissent from Rev BR Craven D D of Philadelphia Dr Craven of Toronto Dr Bannerman of New Zealand and Dr Markland of Baltimore.
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London
Pan-Presbyterian Council
G. D. Mathews
Quebec
England
America
Marcus Dods
Glasgow
BR. Craven
D.D
Philadelphia
Craven
Toronto
Bannerman
New Zealand
Markland
Baltimore
Dods
Montreal Bucket Shops Overrun By Rush In City
Spectax reports Montreal bucket shops are thriving despite a bill to suppress them. Hanrahans, a leading speculating firm, operate two shops here after evading the Abbot bill in Montreal and Toronto. Justice Minister Thompson declined to discuss specifics, saying law is for local authorities to enforce while federal action is not pursued.
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MonTreal
Que
Spectax
Hanrahans
Toronto
J. S. D. Thompson
Post
Eames Vacuum Brake Company Elects New Directors
At the annual meeting in Walworth Town New York July 10 directors elected include John C Thompson James H Slade Thomas G Carson Prentiss W Scudder and Abraham Avery of Boston Royal C Vilas and Charles A Starbuck of New York and Henry W Boyer George B Massey George A Bagley A H Sawyer Denis OBrien and Henry M Stevens of Watertown Thompson chosen president Slade first vice president and secretary Vilas second vice president and secretary Massey treasurer.
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Eames Vacuum Brake Company
Waltertown
N. Y
John C. Thompson
James H. Slade
Thomas G. Carson
Prentiss W. Scudder
Abraham Avery
Boston
Royal C. Vilas
Charles A. Starbuck
New York
Henry W. Boyer
George B Massey
George A. Bagley
A. H. Sawyer
Denis O’brien
Henry M. Stevens
Watertown
George B. Massey
Shipping dull at Montreal port report shows decline
Montreal harbor board reports three months of navigation reveal a downturn in port business. Through July 1, steamship entries drop to 165 from 589 last year, sailing vessels 35 from 53, total tonnage 251,015 up from 205,723, customs receipts down $20,079, grain exports by St Lawrence nearly halted as West grain moves to U S canals.
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Montreal
Que
Board of Harbor Commissioners
Fwo
St. Lawrence
United States
Pitcher case advances with broker identifying exchanged bills
Montreal July 10 preliminary inquest on the Pitcher affair proceeds as Robert Teroux, broker, ties the bills of exchange to Pitcher. Pitcher mentions leaving for France by steamship or Parisian after delays and petitions for funds from the London bank of England, which denies holdings and actions while noting instruction per Roberts packet contents.
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Montreal
Pitcher
Robert Teroux
Hatton
Q.éc
Providence Bank
London Bank of England
James A. Roberts
Edmond Guerin
Roberts
Ofberts
Pittsfield Jeweller Found Dead in Attic With Gunshot
George Helwig a German national aged 45 and a Pittsfield jeweller was found dead yesterday morning in an attic over his business with a bullet wound over his heart. He was well known in his native county and had been wealthy in earlier years, but had shown despondency recently.
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George Helwig
Pittsfield
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