President’s first Gray Gables fishing trip photos
Buzzard’s Bay report details President Cleveland’s short fishing run of about five miles to Wing’s Neck aboard the steam yacht. He fished with Colonel Lamont and Dr. Bryant for several hours, catching soup, tautog, and bass, then returned to Gray Gables by 4 PM. The party landed with ease and Mrs. Cleveland greeted them. The President appeared well and less corpulent than some papers claimed.
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Buzzard’s Bay
Gray Gables
Colonel Lamont
Bryant
Wing’s Neck
Cleveland
Russian Beauty Wanda de Kasseye Dies by Daring Act
In Brussels on July 10 Mlle Wanda de Kasseye a noted beauty living with her stepfather Russian Privy Councillor Metchowsky and financial agent of the treasury died by suicide. She had fallen for Prince Victor Napoleon and sent him letters that were ignored. She shot herself after paying respects at graves of General Boulanger and Mme Bonnemain.
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Brussels
Mlle
Wanda de Kasseye
Metchowsky
Victor Napoleon
Louise
General Boulanger
Mme
Bonnemain
Accident Injures Famous Actress Bancroft in London
London July 10 Mrs Bancroft the famous actress was thrown from a cab and run over She sustained injuries requiring removal to a hospital passing drivers and witnesses describe the incident as serious but no further details are provided at this time
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Worcester
Walker
John Sherman
London
Second Day $4.85 Sale on Remnants in Custom Department
The Remnants in Custom Department announces a second day sale running from July 10 to July 18. After July 4, remaining styles are offered at a uniform price of $4.85 for trousers and $17.85 for suits, with best selections for early orders and samples and measurement rules for out of town trade from 32 to 44 North St. Oak Hall Boston.
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Custom and Custom
Pacific Coast Featherweight Champion Wins World Title
Sally Smith defeats Johnny Griffin in the fourth round at Roby Indiana to claim the world featherweight championship before a crowd of over 5000. The dramatic finish surprised fans as Corbett entered the arena and gave a speech amid tense, excited atmosphere.
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Columbian Athletic Club
Roby
Ind
Sally Smith
Johnny Griffin
Smith
Dixon
Waterloo
Corbett
Pensioners face sixty day suspension under dependent act
The pension bureau halted payments for sixty days to many June 27 1890 act pensioners and requires a doctor certificate tested by two witnesses to prove continued disability. If not, the pensioner is dropped. if certified, he must appear before local medical examiners. This follows Secretary Smiths ruling that total disability must preclude manual labor.
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Washington
Pension Bureau
Board of Medical Examiners
Smith
Board of Review
Fire Devastates White City Warehouse at World Fair
CHICAGO July 10 The cold storage warehouses at the World's Fair grounds burned this afternoon. Nearly forty men perished and many more were endangered as the wood building housing a skating rink Hercules Iron Works and ice machine exhibits collapsed. Firefighters faced a towering cupola smokestack and collapsing beams as they fought to rescue trapped workers on the tower. Captain Fitzpatrick survived with serious injuries, fate uncertain for others.
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Fitzpatrick
John Davis
Chicago
White City
Hercules Iron Works
Fire Arson Suspects Held Over Worcester Case
Worcester July 10 Benjamin F Learned age 19 of Worcester was arrested here on arson charges for starting the July 4 fire at the Edd block in Webster that caused heavy losses. Henry Lawrence 27 of Webster was arrested there for the same offense. Learned owned the store where the fire began.
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Worcester
Benjamin F. Learned
Webster
Hmary Lawrence
Learned
Drunk Law Shift Sends Cases to House of Industry
Chief Justice Parmenter of the Municipal Court ruled drunks may be sent to the House of Industry. He will instruct other judges to forward such cases there rather than to the House of Correction, worsening crowding at the institutions.
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House of Correction
Parmenter
House of Industry
Moynahan Case Continued in Roxbury Wrench Assault
John J Moynahan, accused of injuring Frank Bopp of Roxbury with a monkey wrench on Sunday, had the case continued until July 18. Bopp remains hospitalized.
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John J. Moynahan
Frank Bopp
Roxbury
Yuatereay
Rare Frames Chair Exhibit Sparks Demand and Value
In stock pieces described as exclusive specialties, many feature novel construction. The chair shown has threefold wider rockers for stability, imposing corner posts, and ormolu mounts on the back and frame. Seat depth measures about 27 inches.
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Herve
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Cor
Kneeland
F. C. Garmon
Boston
Piushs
Columbias
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Pope Wg Co
Vieth’s
Tremont St
HH. P. Vieth
oPre Sarlaes
Barnard & Co
Congresman Walker
Piazza
Forth
THE
Trkinson
Boston, Mass
Mass
New England
New York
Boston & Maine
Lawrence
Boston & Maine Railroad
Kbhen F. Dolbir
Salem
G. W. Simmons &G
North St
Oak Hall
Corbett and
Jackson
Maggshal Murphy
Tzpatrick
Jeter
Dyn
Metcalf
Theodore Metcglf Co
Our
B. F
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Read
Devonshire St
Paine’s Furniture Company
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