Outing in Idaho Capt John Codman Describes Scenic Springs
Captain John Codman writes from Sopa Springs Idaho July 10 praising the scenic white-walled country and hot springs. He notes the spring’s tonic properties and compares it to Carlsbad Kissingen and Saratoga with tests by H B Hopax. He records weather mountains and a fifteen mile ride ending at formation and gazons fleuris as he reflects on life and nature. William H Bass of Warwick dies suddenly at seventy neun and was active in local lodges and politics.
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John Codman
Carlsbad
Kissingen
Idaho
Rocky Mountains
Boston
New York
Kissengen
Union Pacific
Oregon
Hodges
Adams
Epward
Woop
Harvard Medical School
Chemical Laboratory
Mt. Sherman
Yellowstone Park
Wood Canon
Gazons Fleuris
Dr. Watts
Mr. Mallock
Freight collision on Smithville Hill injures crew in Indiana
A Louisville, New Albany & Chicago freight collided with a French Lick accommodation on Smithville Hill near Broomineron Indiana. The wreck demolished the passenger train and several freight cars. Dozens of railroad workers were injured including conductor W. Brown gravely crushed, Grant Johnson head and back crushed, Billy Mitchell wrist broken, Henry Whithall back injuries, James Myers head and face wounds.
Cloakmakers Wage Concession Follows Strike
In New York the cloakmakers and employers settled pay loss compensation after a strike. Discharge of non union workers who filled striking roles remains unsettled with an agreement to urge them to join the union and seek continued employment.
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New York
Worcester
Freestone Contractors’ Association
Journeymen Freestone Cutters’ Association
Freestone Contractors’ Association of
New England
Progressive Association of Journeymen Stonecutters of
Old Freestone Cutters’ Association
New Reprorp
Hathaway, Soule & Harrington Company
Fires rage across cities destroy key Dallas buildings
A series of fires reported July 14 caused major damage in Dallas to the Gould building Merchants Exchange and Henderson building, with losses around 157000 and insurance coverage of 83000. The Texas and Pacific railroad suffered 25000 in damage as well. Additional blazes in Lynn New Reprorp and Brunswick Georgia inflicted further losses, with a fatality reported in Brunswick and extensive damage at Wamsutta Mills in New Reprorp.
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Dallas
Tex
Gould
Merchants’ Exchange
Henderson
Texas & Pacific Railroad
Lynn
Specran
Michael Sullivan
Harbor Street
Wamsutta Mills
Bexhast
Warran H. Paul
Belmont Road
Erie & Huron Railway
Home Company of New York
Army and Naval Orders and Assignments Published
Washington issues orders for examination before the Army Retiring Board on Governor’s Island New York. A board is appointed to select a hospital site at Washington Barracks DC. Leaves of absence granted to several officers. Naval orders include duty assignments at Mare Island and aboard the Vermont with detachments and temporary duties noted.
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Washington
Soreeran
Army
B. Stafford
Fifteenth Infantry
Governor’s Island
New York
H. G. Gibson
Third Artillery
Peter C. Haines
Corps of Engineers
George LB. Davey
R. Greerleaf
Washington Barracks
District of Columbia
J. A. Towers
First Artillery
L. M. Mans
Charles P. Eagan
John Irwin
Board of Inspection
Mare Island Yard
California
Richard T. Mulligan
Vermont
L. K. Reynolds
Coast Survey
W. W. Buchanan
Bache
Philadelphia
T. ©. Fenton
Galena
Nine Years for Embezzlement in Queens County
Joseph R. Huntley, a East Williston justice of the peace and lawyer, pleaded guilty in Queens County Court to embezzling $21,000 from clients. Judge Garretson sentenced him to nine years in State Prison with hard labor. Huntley, from a prominent Long Island family, was an elder at Roslyn Presbyterian Church and Sunday school superintendent.
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Lone Island City
L. L
Joseph R. Huntley
East Williston
North Hempstead
Queens County Court of Sessions
Garretson
Hantley
Long Island
Roslyn Presbyterian Church
Minnesota Cyclone List of Deceased Names
St Paul Minnesota July 15 The total dead so far as heard from up to 1230 am is sixty eight. Names listed include Johnson Cora Leason Thomas Merv Myrtle Miles Nellie Nelson Emma Nelson George Osky Crrin Pearson Sadie Persig Julia Persig Annie Palmer Alice Palmer Nettie Peterson Knute Reheder C H and two children Schnenberg Mrs and daughter Sheri Mrs F and daughter Steiger Annie Steiger Francis Severes Fred and daughter Stiffney Henry Smith Floy Stanson Mrs Scheftler Joan wife and two children Strope John Snyder Annie Seibrasse Miss Skoglund Mary Wethern Mrs Nellie Wethern Pearl Wing Addis and sister Winters Bertha.
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Cora
Leason
Thomas
Merv
Myrtle
Miles
Nellie
Nelson
Emma
George
Osky
Crrin
Pearson
Sadie
Persig
Julia
Annie
Palmer
Alice
Nettie
Peterson
Knute
Reheder
C. H
Schnenberg
Sheri
Steiger
Francis
Severes
Fred
Stiffney
Henry
Smith
Floy
Stanson
Scheftler
Joan
Strope
John
Snyder
Seibrasse
Miss
Skoglund
Mary
Wethern
Pearl
Wing
Addis
Winters
Bertha
St. Paul
Minn
Storm Destroys Lake Gervaise Area Killing Five
A cyclone from Snail Lake to Lake Gervaise caused five deaths and extensive damage near White Bear and Little Canada. Homes, barns, and windmills were blown apart, with many injured and ambulances rushing to aid victims. Rescue crews and Sisters of Mercy provided care as debris lined the shore and roads.
Cyclone Destruction Reports From Minnesota Area
A cyclone tracked about forty five miles and half a mile wide from Lake Gervaise toward Farmer William Brown's then vanished. Mrs Schurmier and her son Charles and Rev Pratte were missing. It struck a settlement twelve miles southwest of Stillwater, destroying it and killing several. Telegraph lines are down. Little Canada reports twelve houses leveled with fatalities and injuries.
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William Brown
Little Canada
St. Paul
Deaths From Lake Pepin Storm Strike Sea Wing Disaster
A cyclone near Lake Pepin capsized the steamer Sea Wing during an excursion from Red Wing and Diamond Bluff. About 150 on board were lost, with 25–52 bodies recovered as rescue efforts continued. The storm also damaged Lake City buildings and prompted ongoing search efforts by local crews.
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Minn
Lake
Pepin
Sea Wing
Diamond Bluff
N.G.S.M
Red Wing
Central Point
Lake City
Collins Bros
Hanisch
Young & Co
Lyons
Gallett & Lpeck
St. Paul
B. L. Perry
Mullen
Battery A
Wanderer
Ethel Howard
Luella
John Gerkin
Rad Mero
Charles Mero
Minneapolis
Pennsy gains control of Chicago Stock Yards
In Trenton New Jersey on July 14 it is announced that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company bag gained control of the Chicago Stock Yards. The Chicago Junction railways and Union Stock Yards Company is incorporated with 18 million dollars capital stock. Principal incorporators are W. J. Sewell and John Hoey. The company will deal in the capital stock of the Chicago Union Stock Yards and Transit Company.
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Trenton
N. J
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Chicago Stock Yards
Chicago Junction Railways and Union Stock Yards Company
W. J. Sewell
Pennsylvania Railroad
John Hoey
Adams Express Company
Chicago Union Stock Yards and Transit Company
Mystery of Blissville Tragedy Cleared by Confession
In RuTLand Vermont on July 14 Mrs Williams confessed to fatally slaying her two children with a razor and setting the house on fire. She said she killed to join her husband who had died weeks earlier and did not want to part from her kids. She planned to kill Victor but spared him for being stronger.
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Rutland
Blissville
Simmons Arrested for Aiding Claassen in Bank Wrecking
James A. Simmons was arrested in New York charged with aiding and abetting President Claassen of the Sixth National Bank in the embezzlement of 600000 in bonds during the bank wrecking operations. He was arraigned before United States Commissioner Shields and held on 26000 bail for examination tomorrow.
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New York
James A. Simmons
Claassen
Sixth National Bank
Simmons
United States
Shields
New Books Money by James Platt Reviewed
A review discusses Money by James Platt F S S praising its grasp of Test money and credit instruments while critiquing its one sided emphasis on discount expansion. It notes Peel Act debates and Bank of England policy during financial strain, weighing risks of inflation against credit preservation and suggests cautious law modification. Loney. By James Platt. New York G P Putnam’s Sons. Boston W K Clarke & Co. Price 75 cents.
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Platt
Peel
Bank of England
Oberend, Gurney
Bagsnot
Lombard Street
Loney
James Platt
F.S.S
New York
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Boston
W. K. Clarke & Co
Price
Personal Creeds and A Way Out of Agnosticism Review
A critical look at Newman Smyth's Personal Creeds warning that a working theory of life can guide believers and agnostics alike. The reviewer contrasts Smyth with Dr. Abbot, noting eight sermons and arguing for liberal honesty over dogma while praising Abbot for rigorous scientific method and clear thought.
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Dr. Abbot
Smyth
Harvard
Abbot
Trustee Auction Notices and Bank Securities Listings
On Wednesday July 16 1890 at 12 m and 11 30 a m trustees will sell assorted securities including shares in the Boston Towboat Co Portsmouth & Dover RR Co Tremont Nat Bank Hamilton Bank and many others. Appraisals have charge. Also listed are numerous bank stocks railroad bonds and mortgaged properties with conditions and order of executors and trustees.
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Portsmouth
N. N
Portsmouth & Dover Rr, Co
Alan
Firat N. Bank
Salem
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
T. Fairbanks & Co
Eliot Insurance Co
Eli Hill Association
Suffolk Cordage Co
Cheshire Rit. Pfd
Suffolk Nat. Dk
Metropolitan Nat. Bank
Nat
City Bank
Hagleck
Suffolk
Nat. Bank
Columbian Nat. Bank
Washington
Boylston
Nat. Bank. Mechanics’ Nat. Bank
Worcester
Hby
Missouri Pacific RR
Algo
American Steel Car Wheel Co
Union Pacife RR
Phila
Wilmington & Ball. RR
Melvhay Met. Fast. Asso
McKay & B Big
H. M. Asso
First Ward Nat. Bk
Boylston Insurance Co
City of
Cleveland
W. L
City of Boston
Long Dueck Co
New Jersy Styge
N. Y
Cedar Stap
McKay & Big
U. M. Asso
Nat. Pagle Bank
Payne Coal & Tron Co
Desha Lumber & Beaks Co
St. Louis
San Francisco
Stony Brook
Consol RR
Vt. Lin
Repattican Valley RR
Mtg
Florida Midland Ry. Co
Gauge & Lantern Co
Syracuse
West Roxbury
Centre
la Grange Streets
Joseph H. Billings
Billings
Centre St
la Grange St
Providence
U. C. RR
Jacob M. Haskell
George Morse & Co
J. A. Conant & CO
State Street
Fungarian Copper Company
Devonshire Street
Way Out of Agnosticism by Francis Ellington
A review argues evolutionists can be theistic and oppose agnosticism. It critiques Dr Abbot and Spencer while praising Ellington’s The Way Out of Agnosticism as a production creditable to modern thought. The book is said to challenge materialism and explore primary truths.
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Dr. Abbot
Herbert Spencer
Huxley
Francis Ellington Pm
Boston
Little, Brown
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R. L. Day & CO
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Do MccMay & Big
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C. A
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Horatio
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A. F. Candler
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Wm.f, Hammett
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