Indian Sign Language Research Plan Heads for Ojibway
Col Garrick Mallery, expert on pictograph and gesture speech of North American Indians, will travel through Wisconsin Minnesota and Quebec this summer studying Ojibway Montagnais Micmac Abnakis and other tribes. Treasury reports show net gold in the treasury rising to 186,875,669 with varied bond calls and large monthly expenditures including pension payments.
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Garrick Mallery
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Lake St. John
Saguenay
Quebec
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Maine
Smithsonian Institution
Southwest
Mallory
Appointed Customs Officers Draft Rules In Canada
Ottawa July 12 The customs department will draft new regulations governing the distribution of seizure proceeds. To streamline maritime operations, cruiser commanders protecting Canadian sea fisheries are named preventive officers with authority to receive re pee inward and outward from American fishing vessels at outer ports, aiming to reduce reporting delays to customs.
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Customs Department
New England Chautauqua Opens With Festive Illumination
South Framincuam July 12. The eighth annual New England Chautauqua gathering opens under favorable skies with campers decorating their temporary homes. Evening events include an illuminated auditorium, vesper service, and a lantern feast followed by a pyrotechnic display. Ex-Governor Long lectures tomorrow morning, Dr Curyea in the afternoon, and Rev Dr Henson of Chicago in the evening.
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Newton City
Chautauquans
C.L
Curyea
Henson
Chicago
Stratford county tennis tourney opens at Great Falls
The Stratford county tennis tournament began at Great Falls with two courts. Court one saw Rollins of Rollinsford defeat Blais dell of East Rochester 6-4 7-5 and Chase of Great Falls beat J Sawyer of Dover 6-1 6-1. Court two had Note of Great Falls over Whittier of East Rochester 6-1 6-1, Mason of Portsmouth best Wheat of East Rochester 6-2 8-6 6-4. Doubles saw Chase Buffum of Great Falls beat Rollins Sawyer of Dover 6-1 6-2. The tournament ends tomorrow night.
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Great Falls
Rollins
Rollinsford
Blaisdell
East Rochester
Chase
J. Sawyer
Whittier
Mason
Portsmouth
Wheat
Buffum
Sawyer
Yachts Priscilla Tidal Wave Madcap Inbound to Boston
July 12 reports arrivals of the yacht Priscilla of New York toward Bar Harbor Winggard Haven. Also docked are the schooner Tidal Wave from New London to Boston and the Madcap from Boston cruising eastward. Ramond W. C. Bray Onset owner notes.
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Priscilla
New York
Bar Harbor
Winggard Haven
Tidal Wave
J. A. Dawson
New London
Boston
Madcap
Edward Banks
Ramond
W. C. Bray
Onset
Nomad
Lynn Harbor Regatta Delayed Then Held AfterWaves Calm
The Lynn harbor rowing meet resumed this afternoon after a Fourth of July postponement due to rough water. Awards included a silver watch for Ed Moran and opera glasses for C Buckley in amateur single scull race. John Hagler won $25 in professional single scull with R A Kirivan second. Farragut Boat Club won amateur four oared race, optics prize awarded. in professional division Bay View Club Marblehead took first, Salem club second, Farragut Lynn No.1 third. John Duggan of Salem acted as referee and starter.
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R. A. Kirivan
Farragut Boat Club
Bay View Club
Marblehead
Salem Club
Farragut Crew
Lynn
John Duggan
Salem
Cleveland and wife arrive at Holland Patent Utica stop
President Cleveland and Mrs Cleveland arrived by special train from Utica to The Weeds in Holland Patent. They received a formal reception with over 200 callers and many old acquaintances. They plan to visit Clinton for a centennial event tomorrow then return to Utica for a dinner with Senator Kernan and a Butterfield House reception.
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Holland Patent
New York Central
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Butterfield House
Forestport
William Cleveland
Adirondacks
Jacksonian Campaign Club
Clinton
Striking Engineers Halt Brooklyn Elevated Service
In New York the Brooklyn elevated faced a potential tie up as striking engineers and locals battled over a new timetable change. Trains ran four morning engines then dropped to three as strikers recruited replacements, police on duty at stations, and the Brotherhood warned the public of perceived engineer incompetence while promising review of applicants.
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Vineyard
Newport
South Shore
Cape Cod
Old Colony
Pilgrim Land
J.K. Kendrick
Monmouth Park Race Day At Track In Top Condition
At Monmouth Park on July 12 the track was described as excellent. Results listed by race include Firensi winning the first handicap sweepstakes in 1:50 3/4 with Bradford second and Belvidere third, the July stakes for two-year-olds won by Peerless in 1:16 with Satan second and Satisfaction third, and Leader capturing the PureeNbiy handicap in 2:39 3/4 with Grimaldi second and Tenbooker third. Subsequent results show Wareagle winning the fourth race, Young Duke taking the fifth in 1:15, and Palanea prevailing in the sixth handicap hurdle in 2:53 1/2 with Wentmore and Littlefellow following.
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Satisfaction
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Tolu
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Grenadier
Freedom
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Wentmore
Littlefellow
Bullard Arms match for Lynn gold medal at Indian Hill range
At Wyman the Bullard Arms Company held an off hand rifle match for the gold medal with 400 to 500 shooters. Lieutenant Robert Edes and Private W C Johnston Jr competed under referee General Peach with wind hindering scores. Edes totaled 351 points and Johnston 351, each equal to 218 and 209 on Creedmoor targets respectively.
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Sreday
Indian Hill
Wyman
Bullard Arms Company
United States
Robert 3. Edes
Fifth Regiment
M.V.M
W. C. Johnston, Jr
Boston Cadets
QF. Peach, Jr
R. B. Dawson
The
Lynn Association
Edes
Creedmoor
W. C. Johnston Jr
Creedmore
New England circuit races open at Kenora Park
In Haverhill on July 12 the New England circuit opened at Kenora Park. Races in the 2:40 class carried a $200 purse with Grey Light and Kantaka among notable entries, while the 2:29 class offered $300 with Billy R and Katie M among contenders and times ranging to 2:29% to 2:31%4.
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Haverhill
New England
Kenora Park
E. T. Carpenter
G. G
G. Kimball
B. m. Kantaka
N. J. Stone
B. G. Woodman
E. I
McAvoy
B. G
Billy R
Micigiud Ae
A. Barngrover
B. m
Katie M
J. A. Snow
G. m. Sadie
Body found on Pump Kin Island beach
The body of an unknown man was found on Pump Kin Island beach this morning. He had black hair and wore a white gauze undershirt, blue flannel trousers, and white suspenders. Decomposed from two weeks in the water, with two pocket knives, two carpenter’s rules, a pocketbook with thirteen cents, and a $2 silver certificate. Tattooed M. M. on the left forearm.
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Hinouam
Pumpkin Island
M. M
Rowing Trial Heats at Lake Quinsigamond
A three days regatta for professional oarsmen opened with three trial heats for single sculls. Winners were Lee Hamm and Teemer as Hosmer and Bubear faltered. The event featured top oarsmen and a later double scull race schedule, while ongoing missing-person anxieties persisted near the lake.
A Brave Hero Saves Many After Canarsie Sloop Disaster
On a windy Canarsie run, the Mystery capsized after the crew tacked. Andrew Robinson, a colored man from the Reaper, rowed through rough water to rescue seven people before the J. C. Deane assisted. His courage and speed saved multiple lives. Crossman Lyon of the Life Saving station notes his extraordinary work.
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Canarsie Channel
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Christine
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John Booth
John Schneider
Andrew Robinson
Robinson
Reaper
Crib Dock
Barren Island
J. C. Deane
Perth Amboy
Crossman Lyon
Canarsin
L. L
Man Mentioned in Pacific Railroad Memoranda Believed Doorkeeper Named Marston
In Concorp New Hampshire July 12 an interview with a legislator’s associate identifies George Marston of Sandown as the possible doorkeeper in Washington linked to stock in the Pacific railroad. The informant says it likely refers to him, not General Gilman Marston of Exeter, who was at the front.
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New York Sun
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George Marston
Sandown
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Exeter
Boston Museum Arcadia and Garden Opera Listings
Afternoon performances at the Boston Museum render Arcadia with a two o clock start and an eight o clock finish. Oakland Garden presents the Brocolini Opera Company with shows at 2 30 and 8. Music Hall hosts a promenade concert from eight to eleven. Horticultural Hall features Munkacesy's Christ Before Pilate painting in the display.
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Pilate
Y Ing
Brighton Firms Listed For Thursday Trading
A clipped market schedule lists ae and carriages by Albert Howe and Company Brighton a.m. stocks by R L Day and Co. at 11:30 a.m. stocka by Francis Henshaw and Co. at 12 noon fruit by Horatio Harris at 12 m. Thursday.
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A.m. Stocks
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Horatio Harris
Chase Spur to Spurr in This Day Notice
In this Day July 7 the Rev F L Hayes unites Andrew Chase with Gertrude M Spurr. Also Sole Stetson in this city July 10 unites John H Sole to Ella J Stetson. Woodworth Green in this city June 16 Henry H Woodworth to Agnes A Grech both of Boston.
Death notices from July regional obituaries list multiple individuals
Obituary notices dated July list Mary A Badger aged 78 Mary Jane Bohling aged 28 Julia E Coffey aged 28 Dexter Dana aged 79 Mary A Duncan widowed minister Elizabeth Dyke aged 39 Mary Elizabeth Farley Mary Foster aged 65 C C B Hanaford aged 61 7 months Henry Howland aged 40 6 months Benjamin A Johnson aged 81 James Lambirth aged 65 Marion Heath cotte Moore aged 3 months 8 weeks 2 days Thomas Pollard aged AB years 8 months James Reynolds aged 40 Electa Ann Whittle aged 68 George F Woods aged not specified apoplexy.
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Everett
Mary A. Badger
David N. Badger
Bohling
East Boston
Mary Jane
Gene H. Bohling
Coffey
Julia E
James
Margaret Coffey
Dana
Roxbury
Dexter Dana
Duncan
Mary A
John Duncan
D.D. Dyke
Dorchester
Elizabeth
Charles H. Dyte
Farley
Franklin
N. H
Mary Elizabeth Farley
Foster
Mary Foster
Hanaford
Melrose
Eliza A. Moore
Pollard
Somerville
Thomas Pollard
Reynolds
Chelsea
James Reynolds
Whittle
Electa Ann Whittle
Wooods
Bellows Falls
George F. Woods
Mt Desert Steamers Schedule From Union Wharf Trade Route
MT DESERT Steamers will run every Tuesday and Friday at five P M from Union Wharf starting Tuesday July 12. The line from Boston lands passengers and freight without change at Castine Deer Isle Sedgwick So West Harbor Bar Harbor Millbridge Jonesport and Machiasport under Capt Chas Deering. For tickets and staterooms contact No 19 Congress St Howard office.
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Bar
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Howard
Liquid Food achieves wound healing without operation
The text describes Every Bed Free Cases developed using Liquid Food for 30 to 60 days to heal wounds without surgery. It claims successful injections when not retained by the stomach, notes using 200 large bottles per lot in the hospital, and asserts a guaranteed sweetness unique to this preparation.
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Free Surgical Hospital For Women
Murdock Liquid Food Company
Boston
United States
Causeway Street
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