Weather Forecast for New England and Nearby States
Washington wires forecast for Maine New Hampshire and Vermont fair with no major temperature change and southerly winds through Saturday. For Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York expect fair skies slightly warmer with stationary temperatures in northern eastern New York and southerly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Shipping arrivals listed with ports and origins
A dated report from July lists numerous ships at Boston New York Baltimore London and other ports with their origins such as Milanese from London Marmion from Port Morant Sjonia from Baracoa Saale from Kremen Ocean from Greenock La Flandre from Antwerp Colon from Aspinwall Finance from Barbados Mentmore from Liverpool and many more, including movements near Brow Head Prawle Point and the Lizard with routes to Sydney Liverpool Havre Hull and Hamburg among others.
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Boston
Milanese
London
Marmion
Port Morant
Sjonia
Baracoa
New York
Saale
Kremen
Uly
Ocean
Greenock
la Flandre
Antwerp
Colon
Aspinwall
Finance
Barbados
Baltimore
Mentmore
Liverpool
Low Point
C. B
Sydney
Prawle Point
Bateshire
Chatham
N. B
Brow Head
Indiana
Philadelphia
City of Berlin
Adriatic
Newark
Oranmore
Dunnet
Crystal
Paschal
Lonon
Lizard
New York City
Havre
Hans
Kurt
Hamburg
Hamn
Suevia
Siemen
Lahn
Amsterdam
Edam
Tragic discovery of strangled child found in ferry waiting room
Yesterday morning South Ferry employees found a dead male child about a month old in the waiting room. A rope tied tightly around the infant's neck suggested strangulation. No identity or suspect information is available.
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South Ferry
Andrew J Lloyd Optician of 823 Washington
Andrew J Lloyd, optician, operates at 823 Washington near Milk Street corner. Established in 1876, his business serves local customers with eye care and eyewear in a historic storefront.
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Andrew J. Lloyd
Optician
Washington
Sepposite
Milk St
Floo
Marverd
Serious accident to Henry C Bowen editor New York Independent
Serious accident reported involving Henry C Bowen editor of the New York Independent. The item appears among a jumble of brief items on Page 8 noting other political, maritime, and legal items across the issue.
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Henry C. Bowen
New York Independent
Harrison
Windom
Deer Park
Conductor Rescues Falling Passenger At Depot
Conductor Chester Byron of the Concord railroad saved a woman and infant as she stumbled boarding a moving train at Manchester depot. He was knocked aside and narrowly escaped death but managed to pull her clear before the wheels passed.
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Manchester
N. H
Chester Byron
Concord Railroad
Byron
Will Not Discourage Attendance at Milwaukee G A R Encampment
Commander in Chief Warner telegraphs from Kansas City that he will not discourage a large turnout of comrades at the Milwaukee encampment despite railroads refusing the one cent a mile rate.
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Kansas City
Warner
Grand Army of the Republic
Milwaukee
Soliciting Political Assessments Allegation at New Haven Post
New Haven July 12 Inspector Edgarton report leads to Henry M. Cummings a carrier being arrested for soliciting political assessments. Three complainants against Postmaster English remain unnamed as charges are pressed in court.
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Charles Hadlock
East Thetford
New Hampshire
New Haven
Conn
Edgarton
Henry M. Cummings
English
Oil firm denies absorption by trust
Officers of the Southern Cotton Oil Company deny reports that the firm has been absorbed by the American Cotton Oil Trust. Arthur Cook, son of Stephen A. Cook Jr., of Providence, Rhode Island, drowned in a pond in Tolland, Connecticut while vacationing with his aunt. Advices from Canada report that Orange Day was celebrated peacefully across communities with no disturbances.
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Southern Cotton Oil Company
American Cotton Oil Trust
Arthur Cook
Stephen A. Cook, Jr
Providence
K. I
Tolland
Troops held in readiness and Nile grain depots planned
London reports nine hundred fifty Connaught Rangers sent to Malta to replace units for Egypt service. Four Aldershot regiments ordered to standby for front in Egypt. Govt to form grain depots along the Nile to aid fugitives as dervish advance continues. Tribal sheiks offer services. dervish casualties and suffering noted among prisoners and refugees. Nad el Jum i and Assouan figures cited. Colonel Wodehouse cites 2500 dervish killed or wounded.
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Connaught Rangers
Malta
Nile
London
Egypt
Aldershot
Assouan
Marietta Cavilca
Kordofan
Nadel- Jumi
Khartoum
Dongola
Nadel-Jumi
Bimbau
Wodehouse
Britain Warns Haiti Over Insurgent Port Venues
London reports the Pall Mall Gazette states Haytian port seizures are ineffective and Britain has warned Haiti not to molest British vessels visiting insurgent ports.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Haytien
Great Britain
Panama Canal relief bill passes chamber in Paris crisis page
Paris dispatch reports the Chamber of Deputies approved the Panama Canal relief bill as Senate adopted. A scuffle in the chamber led to M. Thompson and M. Laur fighting in the lobby. a duel was planned and then fought that evening with pistols, neither side struck.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
M. de Herisse
Angouleme
M. Laeuerre
M. la Martiniere
M. Constans
Lizard
M. Tirard
M. Thompson
Constantine
Algeria
M. Laur
Department of Loire
Laur
Thompson
Parnell Inquiry opens as Times payments are debated
Sir Charles Russell seeks list of witness payments by Times solicitor Soames and communications with agents in America and Ireland. Attorney General Webster blocks production. Witnesses reveal payments and loans tied to Pigott’s papers and Loyal and Patriotic Union books. Court denies access to union books while Parnell and colleagues consider their position.
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London
Parnell Commission
Charles Russell
Parnellites
Soames
The
Times
Rimes
America
Ireland
Webster
le Caron
Macdonald
the Times
Houton
Loyal and Patriotic Union
Lord Stallbridge
Pigott
Roland Blennerhasset
McGuire
Houston
Eugene Davis
Davis
Union
Hannen
Asquith
Parnell Counsel Meet To Discuss Position Of Case
In the courtroom the commission adjourned until Tuesday. George Lewis solicitor for Mr Parnell says he knows of no plan to withdraw the case. Mr Parnell Sir Charles Russell and other Parnellite counsel to meet Monday to discuss the position. Parnell has given no definite instructions yet.
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George Lewis
Parnell
Special Commission
Sir Charles Russell
Cricketers Win For Liverpool In Philadelphia Match
The Gentlemen of Liverpool scored 123 in their first innings before Patterson of the Philadelphia team took eight wickets for 830. Liverpool's second innings yielded 170 with Clarke five for 22 and Srown three for 16. The Americans won by an inning and 152 runs.
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Liverpool
Patterson
Philadelphia
Clarke
Srown
A Canadian Wins the Windmill Contest in London
In a Wimbleton shooting event Ogg, a Canadian, won first prize with 68 points. Canadians Rogers Weston and Armstrong won money prizes in the St George's contest. Massachusetts riflemen scored in the Steward event with Hinman and others posting top results. Hinman achieved 34 and 82 in the Permnet and Bertram contests. The all comers aggregate saw Hinman at 17 percent. Open sights allow American competition in military breech loading events.
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London
Wimbledon
Ogg
St. George’s
Rogers
Weston
Armstrong
Steward
Massachusetts
Huddleson
Hinman
Bumstead
Hussey
Edes
Merrill
Permnet
Bertram
Russian War Minister Receives Czar Despatch at Vichy
Bern reports a Cologne Gazette note that the Russian war minister, staying at Vichy, received a crucial despatch from the Czar via a guard officer. A hemp dock fire at Koenigsberg caused half a million marks in losses and the Danish steamer Portona burned. The Pope may seek temporary hospitality if exiled, not sovereignty. Lancashire and Yorkshire cotton manufacturers plan half time for a month. A Russian cruise is set for Crete as labor talks may delay until spring. Diarkend town halves destroyed by an earthquake.
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Bern
Cologne
Vichy
Pregel
Koenigsberg
Lancashire
Yorkshire
Manchester
Crete
Times
Berne
Prierssurg
Diarkend
Semiretchinsk
Railroad Trust Planned Among Major Lines Says McCook Circular
New York July 12 Special. A report from Chicago says the Tribune published a circular from J J McCook urging the creation of a railroad trust to control key lines in territorial groups. McCook and Magoun indicate a broad plan to unite trunk lines coal lines Southwestern and Northwestern and transcontinental groups under trusts similar to Standard Oil. Several executives deny firm commitments while acknowledging discussions. A Chicago Grand Trunk note hints at rate adjustments as part of broader coordination.
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New York
Chicago
Tribune
J. J. McCook
St. Paul
Atchison
Rock Island
Northwestern
Messrs. Magoun
Peter Geddes
P. D. Armour
H. H. Porter
Vanderbilts
Evening Post
Messrs
Magoun
McCook
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody & Co
John J. McCook
New Yorks
United States
Nortthwestern
Standard Oil
Lam
Joan J. McCook
Magonn
Storm Affects Vera Cruz Shipping In Mexican Port
A great storm at Vera Cruz endangers vessels including the Spanish bark Hijas de Vinas dragging her anchors and the Mexican man of war La Libertad lying in the roadstead exposed to the gale. Officers strive to save their ship as anchorage remains insecure.
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City of Mexico
Galveston
Vera Cruz
Wer
la Libertad
Sullivan Extradition Battle Over Prize Fighter Sullivan
Curiaco July 12 Sullivan reached Chicago from Indianapolis and vanished at Twenty second street. Muldoon and Cleary fled by an outgoing train to avoid arrest while Sullivan planned to depart for New York via Grand Trunk through Canada. Rumors say Governor Hill has ordered extradition. Sullivan may face arrest in New York or Mississippi with extradition treaties cited. Mississippi Governor Lowry pushes for charges against Sullivan and Kilrain, and may move to cancel the New Orleans and Northeastern railway charter for their involvement.
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Curiaco
Suullivan
Chicago
Indianapolis
Chicago & Eastern
Twenty-second
Muldoon
Cleary
Sullivan
New York
Grand Trunk
Canada
Ohio
Hill
Lowry
Mississippi
Murray
Lindsay
Union
Jackson
Miss
Clarion Ledger
Louisiana
Kilrain
J. W. Langley
Baton Rouge
Nicholls
Mr. Chiles
New Orleans
Hennessy
Louisville & Nashville
Nashville
Louisville
Cincinnati
Taylor
New Orleans & Northeastern Railway
Oregon Railway and Navigation stockholders hearing
Elijah Smith, former president, mails a circular praising Portland board members, stockholder representation, and moving stock from Oregon & Transcontinental to reduce treasury risk. He urges vigilance against external takeovers and consolidation, while a Chicago report notes a committee's productive talks with Burlington & Northern on Northwestern traffic and Western Freight Association tariffs.
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Oregon Railway and Navigation Company
Elijah Smith
Portland
Oregon & Transcontinental Company
Northern Pacific
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Railway Association
Harris
Burlington & Northern
Northwestern
St. Paul & Minneapolis
Western Freight Association
Murder at Somerville shocks town in late night tragedy
Gustavus Rosenberg shot Mrs. Smith and four of her children in a two and a half story Somerville house. He was found dead nearby with a loaded revolver by his side. The couple’s relationship and money disputes are noted, while several children are wounded and hospitalized. Police doubt the exact cause of Rosenberg’s death.
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Marblehead
Alderman McQuade
Ballston Ing
Augustus Rosenberg
Somerville
LiSmith
Carnegie Works
Homestead
Penn
Atlantic Yacht Club of
New York
Gustavus Rosenberg
Mabel
Charlie
Gussie
Thomas
Willie
Rosenberg
Hodgson Street
Smith
Bow Street Place
Fires Ravage Multiple Laherley and Western Towns
In Haverhill South Groveland a two story brick building owned by W H Parker and housing James Barry bil liards John Bradley hairdresser and Ancient Order of Hibernians burned down early today. Loss 8000 partially insured. Fresno bakery blaze destroyed half a block of brick buildings with losses 200000 and insured 100000. Holbrook Mayflower Park home of Andrew Magaw burned after a overturned kerosene stove incident. Barn and hay at Herbert Nichols dairy farm burned in Reapina. fire blamed on children with matches.
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Haverhill
South Groveland
W. H. Parker
James Barry
John Bradley
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Fresno
Cal
Holbrook
Mayflower Park
Andrew Magaw
Reapina
Herbert Nichols
Naval orders assign officers to duty and boards
Washington July 12 Special Naval orders place Lieutenant-Commander Thomas Perry and Lieutenant Charles Colahan on Admiral Greer's board for general reorganization statistics. Ensigns Ames Wells Jr Decker move to Naval Observatory August 1, Ensign Long Braughter to Portsmouth, Ensign Hughes detached to Portsmouth from coast survey steamer Blake, Assistant Engineer Robert Stewart Junior to New York Navy Yard, Chaplain E K Rowson detached to Naval Academy.
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Washington
Thomas Perry
Charles Colahan
Admiral Greer
Harold H. Ames
Bb. W. Wells, Jr
B. C. Decker
Naval Observatory
Andrew T. Long
Frances Braughter
Portsmouth
R. N. Hughes
Coast Survey
Blake
Robert Stewart, Jr
Convicted in Somerville Court for Cruelty to Horse
Joseph A. Sander was convicted in Somerville Police Court on a Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals complaint for driving a horse with a very sore back on the 65th inst. He was fined $25 and costs and appealed, bond set at $200 for the October term Superior Court.
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Somerville
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Joseph A. Sander
A Home Brightener Open fireplaces four reasons to prefer
Four potent arguments decide the open fireplace for many homes. Health and ventilation improve with open fires in sick rooms, spring and fall, and as a supplement to furnaces in winter. Comfort and warmth, cheerfulness, and lasting beauty complete the case, with a mantel catalog offered.
Desperate Resistance to Wage Cuts at Homestead Mill
A mob of thousands at the Carnegie Phipps steel works in Homestead Penn opposes a 20 percent wage cut. Amalgamated Association leaders Martin and Jarrett face rewards, while Carnegie funds a counter campaign with Pinkerton guards. labor and tariff disputes over steel production and wages unfold amid fears of starvation or surrender.
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New York
Carnegie, Phipps & Steel
Homestead
Penn
Pittsburg
Even Post
Amalgamated Association of Iron and Steel Workers
Harrison
William Martin
John Jarrett
Martin
Amalgamated
Jarrett
Birmingham
Eng
Carnegie
America
Pinkerton
Edgar Thompson
Braddock
Iron and Steel
Pittsburg Post
Dem
William L. Scott
Labor Tribune
Carnegie Mills
Scott
Pinkerton Guards Arrive as Homestead Strife Warns of Bitter Clash
Pinkerton men from Philadelphia armored with Springfield rifles reach Homestead to guard Carnegie Phipps steel works as deputies and local strikers brace for a protracted confrontation. By noon hundreds gather, with the town under striker control, while authorities promise larger forces if needed.
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Associated Press
Pitrspurg
Penn
Pinkerton
Philadelphia
Homent and Bessemer Steel Works
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Homestead
Gray
Carnegie
New York
Boston
Greensburg
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Native Life Ins. Co
J.T. Phelps
State Agr
Dev
Fuler’s
Springfield
Mass
Boston Observer
Signal Service
U.S.A
Osten
Cotton Region Bulletin
Sfax
Temp
Atlanta
Auhubia
Charleston
Little Rook
Memphis
Mobile
Mont Bomely
Sees Sae
POBCE
Sl Ney
Savannah
Vicksburg
Wwilmington
Atlantic
Halifax
N.S
Stauee Geen
Yarmouth
Peewee
Montreal
Eastport
Northield
Block Island
Albany
Erne
Enn
Washington C
Norfolk
Jatierns
Wilmington
Grand Oa Mich
Rigacccey Sé
Duluth
Upper Mississippi Valley
Minn
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Missouri Valley
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Hismarck
Dak
Fort Buford
Rock Mountain
Fort Assinniboine
Mont
Helena
Serene
Denver
Col
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Mas
North Platte
Neb
Fort Sill
I.P
Santa Fe
el Paso
Tex
Laconia
Underhill
Wellesley
Narragansett Park
Granada
San Francisco
Robinson- Foster Electric Company of
Salem
Waltham
Naumkeag Street Railway Company of
Barlow
Glen Cove
L. I
M. Laguerre
England
Hayti
Mattie Winship
Burke
Ottawa
Varana
Valkyrie
Bangor
Banneeel
Wilkie Collins
Gentlemen of
Blaine
Bar Harbor
Orangemen
Battle of the Boyne
Blue Mill
Josselyn
Irvin & Co
Thomas Hughes
Cape Cod Ship Canal
Andover
Bostons
Philadelphias
Washingtons
Tyler
Richmond
Dacota
Acre
Iain Bale
Pullman Palace Car CO
Chicaco, Ill
Laguerre
Panama
Parnell Inquiry
General Foreign News
Chicago-St. Paul
Cage & Grand Trunk
Central Traffic Association
Chicago & Grand Trunk
Baltimore & Ohio
Chi
Detroit
Interstate Commerce Committee
Canada Roads
Manpison
Wis
Chicago, St. Paul
Army and Navy Gazette
Paine
Furnitureco
Beapen
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