Advisory Board Roads That Were Represented
New York July 14 Special to the Post The Advisory Board of the Western Railroad Traffic Association met at the Windsor Hotel to transact business for the Western railway system. Roads represented or expected to be present included Chicago Milwaukee & St Paul Missouri Pacific Great Northern Northern Pacific Union Pacific Chicago & Northwestern Chicago Burlington & Quincy Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Illinois Central Iowa Central Denver & Rio Grande Wabash and others.
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New York
Western Railroad Traffic Association
Windsor Hotel
Western Railway
Chcago
Milwaukee
Great Northern
J. J. Hill
Jd. Kennedy ‘Tod
Northern Pacific
Thomas F. Oakes
David 8. Wege
Union Pacific
Sidney Dillon
S. H. H. Clark
Chicago & Northwestern
Marvin Huehitt
Albert Keep
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
C. F E. Perkins
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé
Allen Manuel
George C. Magoun
Chicago
Rock Island & Pacific
R. RK. Cable
B. Brewster
Illinois Central
Stuyvesant Fish
van Rensselaer
George Coppell
Wabash
O. D. Ashley
M. Hayes
Aldace F. Walker
Board of Commissioners
The
Western Traffic Association
Midgley
Gould
Mississippi River
Western Trafic Association
Associated Roads
Roswell Miller
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Hutchinson
Rock Island Railroad
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Advisory
Opnion
Rattan Furniture Catalog Offers Light Oasis for Summer
The advertisement touts rattan furniture as a lighter alternative to heavy upholstery for summer. It promises fine grade pieces, long durability of 30 to 40 years with proper care, and savings on each item. A 96 page catalogue with 94 illustrations is offered free upon request with three postage stamps.
Murderous French Canadian Kills Woman Then Shoots Self
In Garnier Quebec born Thomas Vachon aged about 26 from St Raymond Quebec shot Mrs Nora Landry fatally at midnight then killed himself. He had lodged with the Landrys but was turned out after illness drained his money. He entered by breaking in and pursued Mrs Landry and her children before shooting her in the back of the head and turning the gun on himself. Mrs Landry remained conscious during medical exams but died. Vachon did not recover. Local authorities say he plotted the act, with relatives in Canada and here.
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Garnier
Thomas Vachon
St. Raymond
Quebec
Nora Landry
Vachon
Landrys
Landry
Main Street
Canada
Pusey & Jones to Build Caiman, a 96‑Foot Steel Hull House Boat
The Pusey & Jones Company of Wilmington signed a contract with Pierre Lorillard to construct a steel hull floating dwelling named the Caiman. The 96 by 24 foot craft will feature a pine deck, six rooms, an ice house, kitchen, store rooms, and simple crew quarters. Living quarters occupy the saloon deck with a hurricane deck studio, the vessel will be white with white and gold interiors and ornate, light-filled design throughout.
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Wilmington
Del
Pusey & Jones Company
Pierre Lorillard
Warlike Navajos Rally in Arizona Frontier
A Flagstaff report says Navajo Indians massed and grew agitated warning stockmen to abandon the cattle ranges. Sheriff Francis and a cowboys posse gained reinforcements with 25 more citizens, while warrants for the chiefs were issued. Governors telegrams asked for troops to be ready.
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Denver
Col
Rocky Mountain News
Flagstaff
Ari
Francis
Important legal opinions on state tax collection for railroads
The New York Attorney General reports important General Term Third Department opinions affirming the state's right to collect the organization tax from consolidated railroad corporations. Nickle Plate owed over $57,000 and Fitchburg over $23,000. total unpaid taxes from other companies exceed $100,000.
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Aupany
N. Y
Third Department
Nickle Plate Railroad
Fitchburg
Fitchburg Company
Nelson Buys Quarter Interest In Noted Stallion
Detroit July 14 C H Nelson becomes sole owner of the stallion Nelson after acquiring the Whitney estate quarter for a sum thought to be about 25000 dollars. Whitney had held a quarter since 187? and made yearly offers until last fall. Papers sealing the Boston deal arrived this week.
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Detroit
C. H. Nelson
Nelson
Boston
Campbell Will Succeed The Ohio Democratic Nomination
Campbell is set to be the Ohio Democratic gubernatorial nominee with a near unanimous ballot. Opponents vow to block harmony, urging free coinage of silver while others push conservative finance. A day of heated disputes ends in a dots of violence, but Campbell gains strong support in Columbus and at the Hollenden Hotel.
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Pittsburg
International Medical Congress
Newark
Warren F. Spalding
Massachusetts Prison Association
Campbell
Saratoga
Curveland
Ohio
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
A. J. Warner
Harter
Ilhomas L. Johnson
J. W. Owen
Irvine Dugan
Jackson
L. A. Russell
Hollenden
Democratic Party of
Neal
Plain Dealer
Peter Nolan
William
James Patterson
Thurman
Columbus
Wreck of Yacht Tidal Wave Near Pasque Island
Dr A L Ranney, famed New York specialist, arrived from Pasque Island where his schooner yacht Tidal Wave lay wrecked on the Graveyard reef. The vessel struck in fog after leaving Buzzards Bay and Quick’s Holl, tearing holes in her port side as waves pounded the rocks. The crew saved some belongings and found shelter at the Pasque Club House while plans to float her are discussed.
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New Beptorp
A. L. Ranney
New York City
Pasque Island
Buzzards Bay
Quick’s Holl
George W. Gibson
Gay Head
Pasque
Gibson
Pasque Island Club
Orain
Cook
California
America
Pasque Club
Boston Tow Boat Company
Vineyard Haven
R, Ranney
Quick
Insurgents Win as Navy Reports Chile Engagement
San Dinco Cala July 14 Commander Janer of the Mexican man of war Democrata reports a naval clash off the Chilean coast two days ago. The insurgent cruiser Magellanes defeated several government vessels, with two government ships nearly destroyed, marking a decisive insurgent victory.
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San Dinco
Cala
Janer
Man of War Democrata
Navy Department
Magellanes
Longest raft on record reaches Newton Creek in pieces
The Leary raft, built in St John New Brunswick and departed June 28, arrived in Newton Creek at 4 30 pm in three sections. Originally sixteen sections formed the raft which is described as the largest ever built in James Murray. The total length measured about 4000 feet from tug to raft end and it carries roughly 3 5 million feet of lumber.
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Lona Islana City
N. Y
Leary
Newton Creek
St. John
N. B
James Murray
Dedham Murder Suspect Arraigned After Wife Killing
George Nagle, 59, charged with murder in East Dedham case, waived exam and awaits July 23 hearing. Committed to Dedham House of Correction without bail as Norfolk grand jury prepares for September trial. District Attorney Pratt and Assistant Feeley will prosecute. no reporters allowed. Nagle made repeated suicide attempts in his cell overnight and slept poorly.
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Depham
George Nagle
East Dedham
Belle
Thomas H. Wakefield
Nagle
William F. Drugan
Dedham
Norfolk Superior Criminal Court
Harvey H. Pratt
Abington
Joseph J. Feeley
Norwood
Commonwealth
Augustus B. Endicott
Clifton Chase
Murdered by Hoodlums in Krens on Fourth of July
George W. Crocker aged 22 died from lockjaw after injuries received when three youths Lewis E. Banyea George Auger and Lawrence Gilbo attempted to remove carriages from Crocker’s father’s premises. Crocker defended them and was overpowered then kicked and struck. he died days later as symptoms worsened. Banyea charged with manslaughter and Gilbo Auger with assault. all pleaded not guilty and cases deferred awaiting Attorney General arrival.
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Krens
N. H
George W. Crocker
Lewis E. Banyea
George Auger
Lawrence Gilbo
Crocker
Young Crocker
English syndicate to control American glucose market
July 14 report states American glucose operations will fall under an English syndicate after purchase contracts closed. Colonel H. Cooper Gladow led English visitors who proposed selling plants once controlled by the Glucose Trust. The trust’s block includes Buffalo and Lewistown area plants and others, with a capacity of 60,000 to 70,000 bushels daily and assets valued around 16 million dollars, while bonds of 20 million dollars are reportedly planned.
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Curiaco
H. Cooper Gladow
Chicago
Glucose Trust
Levi Mayer
Comanies
Buffalo
Lew Cove
N. Y
Davenport
Marshalltown
Waukegan
Wis
East St. Louis
Peoria
Duncan Acquitted After Insanity Verdict in Wales Trial
RC Duncan of Washington DC was tried in Bettws Coed North Wales for allegedly beating his wife with a stone in May. Testimony showed him over his injured wife and confessing to injuring her. He was acquitted on insanity grounds and ordered detained in custody.
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Loxpon
RC. Duncan
Washington, D. C
Bettws-Coed
North Wales
Wales
Evan Evans
Duncan
Jones
Late ship news lists numerous vessels sailing and clearing
New York reports a long list of steamers and barks with destinations including Bremen Queenstown Salerno Yarmouth NS Hong Kong and Montevideo plus ships cleared for destinations such as Lisbon Belize Havana and Newcastle on Tyne The City of New York is noted off Brow Head today with the date July 14 Ar indicating a Baltic or Atlantic movement context.
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New York
Maasdam
Rotterdam
Colon
Whitney
Boston
Westernland
Antwerp
William H Connor
Higo
Seer
Varbados
Eastern Star
Ringleader
Thomaston
Charlotte Buck
Bangor
Jenniie Greenbank
Rockland
Leta
Machias
Trave
Bremen
Sierra Lea
Queenstown
Salerno
Pernambuco
City of Columbia
Yarmouth
Lucy P Miller
Herman Winter
RK R Thomas
Hong Kong
Barks Essex
Lyttleton
Eliser
Montevideo
Kate Burrill
Uebec
Briga Irene
Lizzie Horton
St Johns
Bristow
London
Greece
Jetiry
Miranda
Liseman
Belize
Aud
Hamenstedt
Savanilla
Urbino
Kerr
Newcastle-on-Tyne
Scandia
Kooff
Hamburg
Berlin
Loud
Liverpool
Matic
Parsell
Parks Matanzas
Erickson
Havana
Lione
D’ottone
Bona
Algeria
Chaves
Wallace
Laguayra
Cobbosseecontee Regatta Winners List and Officials
The third annual regatta on Lake Cobbosseeconte at Acustra Me. featured winners in three classes with Undine and Lady of the Lake taking top spots in first class, Florence and Thorfin leading second class, and Anna and UC Hunt first in third class. Judges included Henry Revere J W Chadwick Goulds Bodwell starter Merrill and manager Tyson. conditions were fine and attendance large.
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Acustra
Cobbosseecontes
Undine
H. M. Packard
Florence
Charles Higgins
Thorfin
R. T. Whitehouse
Anna &. U C. Hunt
Henry Revere
J. W. Chadwick
Boston
First Business Meeting of International Congregational Council
The Congregational Council opened at the Kingsway House Chapel with Dr Reynolds and a negro delegate at communion. Dr R W Dale spoke on Divine Life in Man while Rev A E Dunning of Boston urged ministers to address youth needs. Rev N Boynton described the Society of Christian Endeavor. Rev Mr Gooch preached at City Temple, defending Pilgrim Fathers and Congregational leaders as called by God amid orthodox Bible views. The church was thronged.
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Loxpox
International Congregational Council
Kingsweigh House
Duke of Westminster
Reynolds
R. W. Dale
A. E. Dunning
Boston
N. Boynton
Society of Christian Endeavor
Gooch
Chicago
Manhattan Club Athletes End England Tour at Polytechnic Grounds
London July 14 The Manhattan Athletic Club of New York closed its England appearance at the London Polytechnic Athletic Club events. Roddy won the 300 yard handicap. Remington captured the 100 yard dash and the 300 yard invitation handicap from scratch, with times near 10 seconds and 32 seconds respectively. Queckberner earned the hammer throw with 131 feet 8 inches and will receive a gold medal from the Polytechnic Club.
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London
Manhattan Athletic Club
New York
England
London Polytechnic Athletic Club
Roddy
Manhattan Club
Mortimer Remington
Remington
Imself
Cas Queckberner
Manhattan
Polytechnic Club
The Fall of the Bastile Celebrations in Paris
Paris observed July 14 with grand ceremonies as Alsace-Lorraine societies led a large procession from Place de la Concorde to the Strasburg statue. Crowds cheered Vive la France as wreaths and tri color flags were laid. President Carnot decorated three Americans including Van Bergen and Nachtel, with officers of the Legion of Honor. Schweitzer was named a knight of the Legion.
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Paris
France
Place de la Concorde
Strasburg
Carnot
van Bergen
Nachtel
Mr. Schweitzer
New York Benevolent Society
Legion of Honor
Jr. Schweitzer
Emperor at Leith Sails to Forth Bridge View
The Emperor of Germany arrived at Leith at 7 06 am and was greeted by the mayor officials and the German Consul. He boarded the Hohenzollern which sailed up the Firth of Forth to view the bridge, then returned past Leith en route to Norway while a warship fired a royal salute.
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London
Germany
Leith
Hohenzollern
Firth of Forth
Forth Bridge
Norway
Atlantic cattle bill fate cited in Commons debate
In London the Chancellor of the Exchequer said the Atlantic cattle bill likely would not be pursued amid opposition. In Victoria Vicronis, B. C., the Maggie Mac skipper reported a U S steamer Thetis halting at Behring Sea entry and warning that vessels entering after notice would be seized.
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London
George J. Goschen
House of Commons
Behring
Vicronis
B. C
Maggie Mac
Cox
Behring Sea
United States
Thetis
Victoria
Steamers Arrived From Multiple Ports Across Atlantic
A list of ships arriving in major ports on July 12 to 14 includes the Scandinavian from Glasgow to Boston, Wiemar from Bremen docking at Baltimore, Saale from Bremen and Dida from Amsterdam in New York, plus Catalonia from Itow at Liverpool and Grasbrook from Montreal at Hamburg. Other entries note Christine from Philadelphia to Copenhagen, Crystal from New York to Leith, Polynesian from Montreal to Liverpool, Empress of Japan from Vancouver to Hong Kong, Werkendam off Scilly Islands from New York to Rotterdam, Havel to Bremen at Southampton, and Dania from New York for Hamburg with movements near the Lizard.
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Boston
Glasgow
Baltimore
Wiemar
Bremen
New York
Saale
Dida
Amsterdam
Liverpool
Catalonia
Assyrian
Copenhagen
Christine
Philadelphia
Leith
Crystal
Hamburg
Grasbrook
Montreal
Marsala
Hamborg
Jor
mMoville
Ope
Empress of Japan
van 8Couverailea
Hong Kong
Scilly Islands
Werkendam
Rotterdam
Southampton
Havel
The
Lizard
Dania
Hamburn
Thermometer Rises Amid Heat Waves and Socialist Rhetoric
In Boston on a sweltering day the heat climbed into the eighties with a southwest breeze. A light shower offered little relief while a sidewalk discussion turned to socialist critique of capitalistic society and a looming revolution.
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Nat
Phelps
Deva Boswa
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