Maine incidents and court actions reported
In Lewiston a 10 year old Daniel Donovan drowned after falling from a bridge into the river Sunday afternoon. In Farmington Robert Essex was arrested for forgery and held for the September term after a Saturday trial before Judge Chandler. The coroner ruled the Biddeford death of Jane Fyfe as violence. Several Wednesday arrestees face murder charges. The Sasanoa ran ashore at Cloughs ledge in Sheepscot River Sunday. Samoset rescued passengers and carried mails and baggage to Boothbay.
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Daniel Donovan
Lewiston
Robert Essex
Farmington
Chandler
Supreme Court
Jane Fyfe
Biddeford
Bath and Boothbay
Sasanoa
Clough’s Ledge
Sheepscott River
Samoset
Boothbay
Lightning Strikes Farm and Road in New England Area
Weather-related calamities hit New Hampshire towns as Nelson A Chase’s farm buildings in Concord Monotock were destroyed by lightning causing about 2000 dollars in losses. Thunderstorm killed three cows and a sheep belonging to Harry Shaw of Northfield. William Rogers, a Worcester line section hand, was knocked from a train at a Hudson bridge with likely fatal injuries. John Yurann and wife in Exeter were badly hurt when a runaway horse threw them. Democratic enthusiasm rose after Cleveland and Hendricks nomination with widespread town gatherings and flag raisings in Belknap county and Laconia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson A. Chase
Contoocook
Harry Shaw
Northfield
William Rogers
Worcester, Nashua
Yurann
Cleveland
Hendricks
Belknap County
Laconia
Burlington quarry blast claims three lives
Jerry Patnaude aged 60 and his son Frank 19 were killed instantly at Catlin's stone quarry in Burlington when a keg powder charge exploded as they tamped a blast. Joseph Mascott was fatally injured, blown 60 feet and buried under stone masses.
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Jerry Patnaude
Frank
Joseph Mascott
Catlin’s
Burlington
Patnaudes
Cape Cod spiritualists elect Hanover meeting officers
The Cape Cod spiritualists and liberals camp meeting at Nicker son’s grave Hanover elected officers on Sunday morning with Hon. Warren Chase as president, Watson B Kelley as vice president and Mrs B Nicker son as secretary. A separate report notes a thunderstorm in Fall River and lightning damage to several houses, plus a highway robbery arrest in Lawrence involving John Hawkins who assaulted a watchman and stole a gold watch and chain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory Maddox
Newburyport
Weston
Esault
Cape Cod
Nickerson
Hanover
Warren Chase
Watson B. Kelley
B. Nickerson
Fall River
W. H. Hatheway
John M. Young
William Anthony
Tiverton
John Hawkins
Lawrence
Hawkins
Arthur Neal
Pacific Mills
Haverhill
Hazard et al. v Durant in Providence Supreme Court
In the Providence supreme court Saturday Isaac P Hazard et al. vs Thomas Co Durant No 1 decree adjudges the respondent accountable for moneys received as alleged in the bill and orders within 30 days payment of 453542 30 plus interest into the court registry. Orto Roland Hazard of South Kingston and Henry Martin of Brooklyn named as special commissioners to receive the funds.
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Supreme Court
Providence
Isaac P. Hazard
Englishman Martin Catron commits suicide in Yalesville
Martin Catron a 52 year old Englishman died by taking laudanum at Yalesville on Sunday. Domestic troubles were cited as the cause. A separate incident in Norwich injured Mary Rourke, 14, when a small cannon exploded as she tried to extract powder. Her ear was torn and her face cut. In Hartford, gambler Mungerford swindled a Bostonian of about 400 dollars and a 2000 dollar diamond last week. Weeks, his brother in law, recovered the valuables and then returned them after demanding the stop of proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Catron
Yalesville
Mary Rourke
Norwich
Hartford
Mungerford
Weeks
Aes Eycott
News In Brief From Across Regions
Mrs Annie Wade of Pay Point New York has disappeared with suspected foul play. A survey for a Brockville to Ottawa railway line is underway for Grand Trunk. Willis Harding a Georgia criminal was lynched by citizens. Marks Beatty shot dead at a Bohemian picnic in Hannah Town. W R McGill, late Cincinnati and Eastern railway president, died by suicide amid account shortages. Pittsburg window glass convention adjourned with routine business. Fire at Martin Woom Co furniture factory Williamsburg estimated $300000 damage with $65000 insurance. Curbey Eshenbaugh six fatally shot by 13 year old Seidenstricker. shooter at large. A collision near Washington DC between a New York outbound and a western inbound train killed three and injured many. Glenn of Bayard Maryland shot Stevenson over suspected wife interference. Glenn surrendered. A boiler explosion at Wolf’s portable sawmill near Millfield Ohio killed one man and injured several. Barrack Wolf died. Eugene Wolf and Ray Blackburn injured. Hawley Howard badly burned.
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Annie Wade
Pay Point
N. Y
Brockville
Ottawa
Pittsburg
Martin Woom & Co
Williamsburg
S. 1
Curbey Eshenbaugh
Episcopal Home For Children
Lawrenceville
Seidenstricker
Liberty
New York
Western
Baltimore and Ohio
Washington, D.C
Glenn
Bayard
Stevenson
Keyser
W. Va
Millfield
Wolf
Eugene Wolf
Ray Blackburn
Hawley Howard
Seventieth Birthday and Prominent Passages in News
The occasion marks Benjamin P. Shil laber known as Mrs Partington celebrating his seventieth birthday at 121 Williams Street Chelsea. The report lists notable passengers including Dion Boucicault and Moody aboard the steamer Oregon bound for New York. A. P. Warsham tied in marriage to C. Huntington’s acquaintance at 4 East Fifty fourth Street New York. The Catalonia sailing from Boston to Liverpool lists numerous cabin passengers headed for Britain.
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Benjamin P. Shillaber
Earnest F. Ritz
N. P. Simes
Charles A. Finley
John A. Gunnarson
Howard
Alice Howard
Fanny B. Jones
Sarah P. King
E. 0. Lanphere
Patrick Lynch
Nellie Lynch
Daniel J. Shea
Columbus Smith
Mary E. Smith
J. C. Stedman
J. Stedman
Stedman
Nathaniel Stevens
Helen Stevens
Virginia Stevens
M. A. Wales
W. ©. Willcox
Plumbers propose auxiliary sanitary corps to aid health boards
Andrew Young, president of the National Plumbers' Association, urges the Master Plumbers' associations in every city to offer their services as an auxiliary sanitary corps under local health boards. The move follows public alarm over a cholera visitation and aims to address unsanitary premises by prompt action.
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Oquicaco
Andrew Young
Campaign unfolds as Tammany backs Cleveland in Chicago fallout
New York reports arrivals from Chicago show Tammany Hall leaning toward the Cleveland-Hendricks ticket with strong local support. Statements from Coroner Martin and Police Justice Duffy signal decisions await September, while Nick Muller and Hubert Thompson express confidence in Cleveland’s victory and cross party appeal. The Massachusetts Reform Club backs Cleveland Hendricks and pledges support for honest governance.
Chandler Replies to Hendricks Over Navy Fraud Charges
Secretary Chandler defends his testimony on navy department frauds. He disputes Hendricks's charges about a $63,000 misstatement and asserts his actions, including replacing Surgeon General Wales and chief clerk Carrigan, with a formal record of the investigation and resulting removals.
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Washington
Chandler
Thos. A. Hendricks
Navy Department
Indianapolis
Thomas A. Hendricks
Ind
Sim
Cocomeenge
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Congress
Bureau
Daniel Carrigan
Philip 8. Wales
Wales
Carrigan
McPherson
United States Senate
Washington, D. C
J. R. McPherson
C. A. Arthur
J. G. Carlisle
Phil B. Thompson, Jr
Leopold Morse
R. H. M. Davidson
D. Wyatt Aiken
William McAdoo
Gen. D. Wise
John C. Nicholls
P. A. Collins
H. P. Lovering
Robert B. Vance
D. W. Connolly
Charles B. Love
George A. Post
Albert S. Willis
Carleton Hunt
G. W. Hewitt
William H. Fiedler
Carlisle
Chicago
Massachusetts Reform club backs Cleveland in 1884
The Massachusetts Reform club met at the Parker house with about 50 gentlemen including Theodore Lyman Edward Atkinson Leverett Saltonstall and Winslow Warren. They unanimously approved a telegram to Governor Cleveland and pledged enthusiastic support for his presidential candidacy.
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Massachusetts Reform Club
Parker House
Col
Theodore Lyman
George F. Williams
Norfolk Club
Edward Atkinson
T. W. Higginson
William Everett
Leverett Saltonstall
F. W. Bird
Winslow Warren
Archibald M. How
Fitz
Newton
Boston
Cleveland
Albany
N. Y
James G. Blaine
George Fred. Williams
Wm. Everett
Francis W. Bird
Winston Warren
Archibald Howes
Mr. Fitz of
Veteran Statesman Thurman Welcomed Home in Columbus
In Columbus O July 138 thousands greeted Judge Thurman upon return from Chicago with a brass band and fireworks. He thanked supporters, said nominations were fairly made, urged unity, and voiced hope to redeem the country with reform. He looked forward to seeing an old lady at his homestead as the crowd cheered and marched past.
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Chicago
ColumuBus
Judge Thurman
Thurman
Party of
Reform
Delegates Arrive in Albany for Boston Reception and Dinner
A special train carrying Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, and Connecticut delegates arrived in Albany Sunday night and will reach Boston early this morning. Health officials and local Democrats plan a Parker House reception and dinner, but the event is postponed as delegates head home for engagements.
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Massachusetts
Maine
New Hampshire
Connecticut
Albany
Boston
Parker House
Babbitt
John P. Santry
Thayer Delany
Holyoke
Reuben Noble
Westfield
Estabrook
Worcester
Cunniff
Cleveland
Hoar
Democratic Organization
Lowell
Butler
Judge Abbott
A Choice of Candidates in Massachusetts Race
Prominent Republicans reportedly favor President Cleveland over Blaine as Democratic nomination clears political atmosphere. Rumors say John M Forbes cooled on Blaine, while George O Bruce and John F Andrew may tilt toward Cleveland. Both Bruce and Andrew reportedly lack enthusiasm for Blaine.
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Cleveland
Massachusetts
Blaine
John M. Forbes
Forbes
George O. Bruce
Senate
Congress
John F. Andrew
Bruce
Andrew
Cleveland in Private Life
A Hartford Times correspondent shares Buffaloman’s praise for Cleveland noting his popularity with western delegates and Western statesmen. The memo recalls Cleveland’s consistent character from his Buffalo mayor days to his governorship, highlighting his plain, earnest approach and accessible, low red tape leadership.
Cleveland and Bayard Win Wide Northern Support
A summary of editorial opinions praises Grover Cleveland and Thomas Bayard as strong reform choices, contrasting them with Blaine. It notes Buffalo and New York sentiment favoring Cleveland, cites independent Republicans' preference for his honesty, and mentions Bayard’s respected backing. The pieces urge unity against Blaine’s perceived corruption and highlight Cleveland’s broad appeal.
War debts paid to states and public figures travel plans noted
The Treasury paid war expenses for Ohio, New York, Michigan, and Massachusetts totaling 215,?. Senator Logan departs for Minneapolis for a Army of the Tennessee and Grand Army reunion on July 22 with possible New York visit. A navy frauds trial yields new indictments for Harry J. McLaughlin and Bell Mann. Pension exam appeals open July 22 and 25 in several cities. Land patent policy remains linked to railroad forfeiture bills with priority rights protecting settlers in certain cases.
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Treasury Department
Ohio
New York
Michigan
Massachusetts
Logan
Washington
Minneapolis
Army of the Tennessee
Grand Army of the Republic
Court of Inquiry
Navy Department
Secretary of the Navy
Harry J. McLaughlin
Bell Mann
McLaughlin
Mann
Chicago
United States Civil Service Commission
Boston
Mass
Providence
Portland
Burlington
Commission of the
General Land Office
Congress
House
Senate
Foreign Crisis in Great Britain Spurs Election Prospect
The House of Lords franchise bill clash with Gladstone's government deepens. If the Lords reject the bill this fall, Parliament may be dissolved and a general election held before Christmas. Gladstone offers a joint address to push redistribution while ruling out resigning or dissolving the ministry. Hyde Park rally backs municipal reform. riots flare in Ireland amid Orange parades.
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London
Earl of Wemyss
House of Lords
Lord Randolph Churchill
Lord Wemyss
Lords
Gladstone
House of Commons
Marquis of Salisbury
Hyde Park
Ireland
Newry
Belfast
Carrick Hill
Marseilles
Toulon
the Times
Robert Hart
M. Patenotre
Foreign Council
Prince Chun
Paris
Sisters of Charity
Koch
Lyons
Minister of Commerce
Academy of Medicine
Academy
Chamber of Deputies
France
M. Grevy
Vienna
Pola
Francis Joseph
Podgoritza
Intervale House Opens Grandly with Kiarsarge Climb
Special correspondence from Intervale New Hampshire describes the grand opening and 1884 improvements at Intervale House near North Conway. It highlights the enchanted woods, fine drives, and extensive rail excursions. A challenging ascent of Mount Kiarsarge by local climbers is recounted with timing and views, praising access for moderate means.
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North Conway
Boston Post
Intervale House
N. H
Intervale Station
Portland and Ogdensburg
White Mountain
White Mountain Range
Portland
Boston
Cme
S. J. Anderson
S. N. Jose
John M. Raymond
Salem
H. D. N. Pierce
New York
E. Sands
Elbridge Kingsley
New York City
E. F. Everett
Stephen Mudgett
Intervale
New England
Mount Kiarsarge
Artist Falls
Thorn Hill
White Horse Lodge
Echo Lake
Bartlett Boulder Cathedral
White Hills
Diana Baths
Moat Mountains
Dundee River
Carter’s Notch
Glen Ellis Falls
Crawford Notch
Crawford, Fabyan
Twin Mountain Houses
Mount Washington
Bethlehem
Littleton
Glen House
White Hill
Chipman and
Nevins
Appalachian Club
Tenderfoots
Eastman’s
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Maine
Portland Harbor
Eastern
Ogdensburg
Mudgetts
Wrecked in a Fog State of Maine Sails to St John Sinking
The steamer State of Maine bound from Boston to St John struck a reef near Point Lepreaux in thick fog and is a total loss. All passengers were saved. baggage and most small articles were saved, though much freight may be lost. Empress of Nova Scotia will transport passengers to St John. a tug will assist.
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State of Maine
Boston
St. John
N. B
St. Jonn
Pyke
Point Lepreaux
Thomas
Lepreaux
Empress
Nova Scotia Steamship Company
Dipper Harbor
Bath
International Steamship Company
Eastport
St. Joan
Forest City
Fish catch at cape ports rising in June 1884
Sandwi ch Massachusetts reports a buoyant fishing month with Wellfleet vessels landing 4122 barrels of mackerel in June 1884 across 18 boats, avg 229 barrels per vessel, up from 108 the prior year. Halibut shipments to Boston and New York fetch $600 to $900, bluefish scarce, and a Dennis weir yielded 50 barrels. Sandwich traps also doing well.
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Sandwich
Mass
Cape
Wellfleet
Boston
New York
Dennis
Provincetown Weirs Boost Catch Despite Weaker Prices
The catch is mainly mackerel with some bluefish, and a large amount of bait is supplied to vessels daily. Provincetown weirs are doing better than last year, and overall catches may double or more. Demand and shipments are expected to grow in step, even as prices soften.
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Provincetown
Tenement Fire Tragedy in New York Claims Several Lives
Early today a blaze in a four story building at No 2195 Second Avenue cut off all exits with dense smoke. Residents leaped from windows to escape. many injured or killed. The owner faces complaints over lack of fire escapes as officials assess the disaster.
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New York
Second Avenue
James Morris
John McMahon
Man Slays Daughter Then Kills Himself in Philadelphia Suburb
Philadelphia, July 13. John May, 49, a German shoemaker from Conshohocken, assaulted his 16 year old daughter Lizzie after making improper proposals, then stabbed himself 15 times in the heart and died. Lizzie survived with 17 knife wounds and is not expected to recover. May, who had shown no signs of insanity, apparently acted while temporarily insane after returning home early Saturday morning. The home scene left seven children fatherless as neighbors cared for survivors. Coroner’s jury cites death by own action while temporarily insane.
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Philadelphia
John May
Conshohocken
Lizzie
May
Baltimore
National Education Association Attends Madison Congress
Madison hosts a vast National Education Association gathering with 3000 teachers, inspections of industrial and art exhibits in the capitol building, and a public reception for delegates from Boston and Massachusetts. Ex Gov Butler cannot attend due to schedule. A special Boston train of 490 teachers arrives Tuesday as Madison opens homes to visitors.
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National Association
Madison
Butler
Wis
National Educational Association
Educational Council
America
Capitol Building
E. W. Sheldon
Boston
Massachusetts
Rusk
W. F. Sheldon
A. B. J. Wertherd
Connecticut
Rrest Canvantian
Narrow Escape From Execution For Troy Agent
Five months after Pedro Liames went to Cuba to sell a patent lubricator he was jailed as a spy near Havana and sentenced to be shot. His wife, Mrs Slames, traveled to Cuba with official letters, located him in prison, secured his release, and both returned to Troy. Officials may request restitution and papers seized during arrest.
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Troy
N. Y
Pedro Liames
Cuba
Havana
Washington
Fifth Reunion of New England German Turnverein in Worcester
The fifth reunion of the New England district of the German Turnverein and the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Worcester Turnverein opened in Worcester with delegates from Boston Clinton Pittsfield Springfield Webster Lawrence Providence and Manchester. A supper followed a cordial reception at Turn hall with brief speeches and social activities. The event promises continued festivities including athletic sports on the final days.
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Worcester
New England
Fatal Quarrel Between Two Boston Negroes Aboard Steamship
In Bangor Maine on July 12 Moses Reddick and Samuel Jones quarreled on the steamer Cambridge of the Boston and Bangor line. Jones struck first, Reddick struck back with a chair, and Jones was fatally wounded by a razor. Jones died before Winterport. Reddick was arrested at Bangor. Both men were Boston residents and the body will be sent for an inquest.
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Boston
Jones
Government pawnbroker Monte de Piedad pays in full
Crry of Mexico reports Monte de Piedad, the government pawnbroker bank, has paid in full with total liabilities at 1,500,000 and notes out at 900,000. New cholera precaution regulations affect Pacific and gulf coasts amid a Guerrera state rebellion. General mee with troops moves to suppress the uprising. Vera Cruz coffee market dull with prices for Sierra Verde beau and Cordova noted. customs receipts last month down 35 percent from June last year.
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Crry
Mexxico
Vera Cruz
Cordova
Deadly pistol duel shocks Dallas hotel crowd
In the National hotel on the third floor, W. H. Beal killed Bowie in a pistol duel. Both men died from heart wounds. Once close friends, they argued briefly minutes before the tragedy. Crowds gathered as the event shocked the city. the quarrel’s cause remained unknown.
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Dallas
Tex
W. H. Beal
Bowie
National Hotel
Neilson withdraws from Hill Sharon divorce case
W M Neilson, the chief instigator of the Hill versus Sharon divorce suit, withdraws after learning that key testimony was falsified in Miss Hill's case. The letters referred to include the phrase my dear wife with the word wife added. The statement causes surprise and the trial is to be resumed tomorrow.
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San Francisco
Cal
W.M. Neilson
Miss Hill
Sharon
Wife
Bell Man Arrested in Washington Navy Voucher Fraud Case
Chicago July 13 Bell Man a respected citizen and longtime druggist in this city was arrested Friday evening to answer an indictment from Washington charging him with defrauding the government of thousands of dollars through fraudulent vouchers tied to Navy department medical supplies.
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Chicago
Bell Man
Washington
Navy Department
Steamer Majocho Strikes Rock Off Caldera Lighthouse
The South American company steamer Majocho struck a rock near the Caldera lighthouse in dense fog yesterday morning. The ship was sinking but passengers and nearly all cargo were saved, with the vessel running ashore on the coast.
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Caldera
Galveston
Majocho
South American Company
Beantown Entries Shine in Beacon Park July Meet Thoroughbred Cards
The Beacon park July meeting opens tomorrow and runs four days with purses of 500 dollars per race. Large fields fill three minute to two forty four classes across day one to day four, featuring numerous horses and owners from Boston Fall River Syracuse Springfield Philadelphia and New York in a bustling harness racing program.
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Sire Bros
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Jamesustin
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H. H. Gibbs
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Alladin
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A. H. Palmer
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The Bostons Defeat Providence in a Big Saturday Showdown
The Bostons received a hearty reception and delivered a brilliant performance against Providence before a 6137-strong crowd. Buffington pitched superbly, while Radbourne struggled at times for the visitors. The page also lists results from other games across leagues and associations with numerous teams and scores.
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Bostons
Providence Boys
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Buffinton
Radbourne
Boston Amateur Tricycle Race Set for August 11 1884
The Boston bicycle club schedules an amateur tricycle road race July 11 with a 5:30 A M start from Bailey's hotel South Natick finishing before the clubhouse 87 Boylston street Prizes include a gold medal for the winner silver for top three within the time and a record medal if the Cobb's tavern record is beaten Entries close August 7 at noon The calendar also lists Boston games with Providence and Philadelphia and a yacht race at Waltham Peters wins in 15m 263s. Cotter fouls and capsizes Peters now leads with two wins The St Louis Union visits next week with altered games against Boston Walnut Hill rifle range and six days go as you go walking in Chicago concluding Saturday The mass bicycle club headquarters land payment completed and long article ends with various racing notices
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South Natick
Boylston Street
Cobb’s Tavern
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Boston
Philadelphias
Waltham
F. E. Peters
Thomas Cotter
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St. Louis
Walnut Hill Rifle Range
J. B. Fellow
C.H. Brown
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Chicago
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Gillis
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Westmont
Merrimac
Kennedy
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Beacon Park
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Eno the New York Banker Fugitive Discharged in Canada
Quebec July 12 Judge Caron discharged Eno the New York banker fugitive after a lengthy French language judgment. The ruling found foreign indictments not admissible as evidence for extradition and cited forgery and extradition treaty rules, ordering Eno's discharge and denying extradition.
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Ed. C. Holske
Millionaire Thief
Mich
Paul Loseber
St. Joseph
Montague
Hugh Parmenter
Parmenter
Loseber
William J. Heathcote
England
Chicopee
Mg Manufacturing Company
C. H. Graves & Sons
Saac Locke & Or
iOlt Faneuil Ait
Freeman & Gray
Tremont St
Park-at. Church
jJyll FM
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!