Rebels Lose Hundreds as Tamalameque Battle Ends in Measured Defeat
Despatch from Panama reports a clash between revolutionaries and Quin tero Calderon forces at Tamalameque. Rebels suffer over 300 killed or wounded and prisoners, including ex General Fortunato Bernal. Rebel steamer Meddellin burned. explosions kill ex Generals Pedro Sarmiento, Daniel Hermandez, and ex Colonel Capitalino Obando. Demoralizing defeats may hasten submission to the legitimate government.
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Panama
Quintero Calderon
Tamalameque
Fortunato Bernal
Medellin
Pedro Sarmiento
Daniel Hermandez
Capitalino Obando
Dozen Loaded Coal Cars Dash Down 600-Foot Incline
In Pittsburg on July 15 unknown persons released 12 loaded coal cars at the Rampton coal mines on the Pennsylvania railroad. The cars derailed into the tipple, causing total destruction and scattered wreckage. Loss estimated at $2000. Miners deny involvement amid wage cuts. detectives on the case. Mines to close for a week for repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Rampton
Pennsylvania Railroad
Newsdealers Seek 5-Cent Weekly Paper Against 6-Cent Papers
At a national convention in Philadelphia resolutions denounced the American News company for high wholesale rates on 6-cent story papers and proposed a first class weekly sold at 5 cents retail and 3 cents wholesale. Officers elected included C. W. Zieber president and Charles B. Swift corresponding secretary.
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Philadelphia
Newsdealers and Stationers National Convention
American News Company
United States
C. W. Zieber
Charles W. Drake
Boston
Wells
Ninth Biennial Convention of National Cotton Exchange Opens
The ninth biennial convention of the National Cotton Exchange of America opened at Greenbrier, with W H Gardner of Mobile as president, Henry Hentze of New York as vice president, and C H Parker of New Orleans as secretary. Six local exchanges are represented and about 30 members are present. The president read an address praising the exchange’s work and endorsing continued silver coinage and the body’s views on value bases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
National Cotton Exchange of America
W.H. Gardner
Mobile
Ala
Henry Hentze
New York
C. H. Parker
New Orleans
Bloomington police arrest alleged graveyard swindlers
Chief of Police Stone brought Henry C. Williams from Paducah to Bloomington where the merchant was indicted for attempting to rob the Bloomington Mutual company. Williams signed a death affidavit for an insured person, and ten suspects are in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomington
Stone
Paducah
Henry C. Williams
Metropolis
Ill
Graveyard Insurance
Williams
Bloomington Mutual Company
Mob Threat Brings Jail Showdown To Marion
At 1 AM a mob of about 100 men gathered in Marion to confront the jail where Lewis, a Black man who assaulted Miss Vincent, was kept. Sheriff Holman warned against violence. leaders stepped back and the group departed by 2 AM with no further trouble expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Ind
Lewis
Vincent
Holman
Alligator Attack Near Flushing Bay Sends Boy to Escape
Two sons of Constable Ambrose Martin waded along Flushing bay when a nearly four foot alligator attacked. One boy narrowly escaped being bitten as their father arrived and killed the reptile. The creature’s arrival remains a mystery.
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College Point
L. J
Ambrose Martin
Flushing Bay
Two youths die after July fourth Preston fight
Norwich July 15 Ed Simonds and Fred Tossett, both colored youths, clashed over a woman on July fourth in Preston. Tossett struck Simonds twice with a stone. Simonds later died, with reports naming a chill or wounds as the cause. Tossett was arrested today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Conn
Simonds
Fred Tossett
Tossett
Preston
Capital Dispatch Reports Politics and Museum Gifts
Washington July 15 special despatch notes a Democratic congressman's warning to Secretary Bayard about removals and party patronage, then shifts to National Museum gifts from New Orleans and Mexico with multiple museum and government exchanges. New England postmasters named include Libby Pittsfield Knight Dummerston Wheelock Fitzwilliam Cobb Canaan Chase Rumney J Emery Potter's Place Hoadley Gilmantown Knight Bethlehem.
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Washington
Evening Star
Bayard
Star
Congress
National Museum
New Orleans Exposition
Institute of Mining Engineers
Philadelphia
Mexico
New Orleans
Natural History Museum of
New England
Henry F. Libby
Pittsfield
Somerset County
R. A. Knight
Dummerston
Windham County
A K. Wheelock
Fitzwilliam
Cheshire
G. E. Cobb
Canaan
Grafton County
Docket for October term lists New England cases
Nearly 900 cases are docketed for the October term of the United States Supreme Court with a long list of New England appeals. Original actions include diverse cases from Massachusetts Vermont New Hampshire and Maine circuit and superior courts involving banks railroads insurance firms and major corporations.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
New England
Albert Grant
George D. Burton
Greenfield
New Hampshire Circuit Court
Wm. H. Renaud
E. A. Abbott
Massachusetts Circuit Court
E. S. Cole
Errol
New Hampshire Supreme Court
The
United States
John H. Mooney
Peter Graftan Et al
Christine J. Burgess
Bridgewater Iron Co
Hermann Lissberger
Saxonville Mills
Thomas Russell
Abbie Ball Knapp
Homœopathic Mutual Life Insurance Co
Lamoille County National Bank
D. W. Dudley
Vermont
N. E. Paine
Central Vermont Railroad Co
New York Belting and Packing Co
Edwin E. Sibley
Sherman R. Nye
Charles G. Allen
Geordon McKay
KE. M. Stone
Jas Huntington
Mary P. Saunders
A. W. Beard
Nathan Nichols
E. A. Dollbear
American Bell Telephone Company
Herry Childs
First National Bank of
Peterboro
N. H
Franklin County
Massachusetts
Same
Barthold Schlesinger
A. W. Sones
iLuigi Filleberto
Bark
John H. Pearson
Union Metallic Cartridge Company
United States Cartridge Company
Guy C. Graham
A. W. Spencer
Pacific National Bank of Boston
George Mixter
Henry M. Whitney
G. A. Sargent
New Hampshire
J. L. Plimpton
Samuel Winslow
John M. Clark
Strikes clash with police at Cleveland plate mill fight
In Cleveland a 5 minute clash between 700 strikers and 50 police near a plate mill ended with multiple injuries. Strikers armed with clubs and stones faced mace armed officers. six officers were hurt and 35 strikers lay on the ground as dawn arrived with no further trouble expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Newburgh
Plate Mill
4Tha Street
Tey
Etna Street
McMahon
Michigan Strikers Stand Firm as Troops Arrive
At Madison park in Bay City Michigan on July 15 strikers are urged to retire home and hold further meetings while troops quarter in the city. Subscriptions and provisions are raised to endure a siege if the strike lasts, as both sides brace for a prolonged contest. In East Saginaw Michigan on July 15 two companies from Flint and Port Huaroa about 100 strong arrive as strikers mingle on street corners muttering though remaining quiet.
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Bay City
Mich
Madison Park
Blam
East Saginaw
Flint
Port Huaroa
Edgar Stuart Wrecked Near Gull Hock Total Loss
The steamer Edgar Stuart, bound from Halifax to Yarmouth, struck Gull Hock near Lockport and became a total loss. All passengers and crew were rescued. The vessel, owned by Fishwick's line, had operated in southern Nova Scotia coastal service for years.
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Halifax
New England Travellers Visit Lake Winnepesaukee
About 200 New England travelling passenger agents arrived at Wimrs N H and enjoyed a steamer ride on Lady of the Lake and dinner at Hotel Weirs before departing for Boston. Over 200 Odd Fellows from Laconia Lake Village and Plymouth, plus their families, chartered the James Bell and toured lake points. St Patrick’s Benevolent Society of Concord also joined today's excursion with foot races and dancing. The annual Unitarian grove meeting at Weirs runs July 26 to Aug 2 with speakers from Parker Memorial Boston Hebrew Union College Cincinnati Brooklyn and Boston. Laymen day Thursday and women’s day Friday.
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Wimrs
N. H
New England
Unitarian Grove
Weirs
James Kay Applebee
Parker Memorial Society
Boston
Isaac M. Wise
Hebrew Union College of Cincinnati
A. P. Putnam
Brooklyn
M. J. Savage
Fortifications Tour and Rail Deals Highlight July News
The New York bureau of fortifications led by Secretary Endicott toured Governor's Island and other harbor defenses aboard the Despatch and an ordnance boat. Pacific Mail directors declared a 1% quarterly dividend due August 2. In court, Chief Justice Sedgwick refused to grant an injunction stopping defendants from acting under the South Pennsylvania railroad syndicate agreement amid other corporate moves.
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New York
Bureau of Fortifications and Coast Defences
Endicott
United States
Governor’s Island
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Ralph Bagalegainst
Wm. H. Vanderbilt
South Pennsylvania Railroad Syndicate
American Construction Company
Sedgwick
Local suicides across New England reported
Correspondence from Farmington New Hampshire Providence Rhode Island and Attleboro Massachusetts details three men taking their own lives. John T Durgin of Mechanics hotel Farmington hanged himself in his father s barn while visiting New Durham with his wife and child causing temporary insanity. David Wilson age 62 found dead with three bullet holes in his head in an open lot on Mt Pleasant Providence. Lewis Hawkins shot himself in the barn cellar at Ridge Hill Attleboro dying instantly. despondency cited from unemployment.
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Boston Post
Farmington
N. H
John T. Durgin
Mechanics
New Durham
Providence
R. J
David Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Attleboro
Mass
Lewis
Hawkins
Ridge Hill
Grand jury in Pittsfield reports 46 indictments in supreme court
In Pittsfield Massachusetts on July 15 the grand jury presented 46 indictments to Judge Barker. Cunningham linked to a murder in Williamstown last winter faces charges while Brennan is noted to be in Canada. John Styles of Savoy indicted for attempting to kill two men with a shotgun while intoxicated as trials loom next season. In Dunbar case inquest closes tomorrow with a decision to follow. Dr. Fitch of Amherst testified on firearm wound traces at close range.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Grand
Barker
Supreme Court
Cunningham
Williamstown
Canada
John Styles
Savoy
Dunbar
Fi H
Amherst
Fathor
Medical Journal
Renge
Dover Improvement directors organized with new officers
Dover New Hampshire July 15 newly elected directors of the Dover Improvement association organized this afternoon with James E Lothe rop president T B Garland secretary B F Nealley auditor The proprietors of the Sawyer woollen mills have leased the Bellamy mill property to Pres cont Forbes Paris Me for manufacture of patent fibrous spool pads and similar ware The firm recently burned out in Paris will employ a large amount of help
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Dover
N. H
Dover Improvement Association
James E. Lotherop
T. B. Garland
B. F. Nealley
Sawyer Woollen Mills
Bellamy Mill
Prescont & Forbes
Paris
Republican state convention in Richmond presides over wrangle
The Richmond Virginia convention drew about 650 delegates and alternates with nearly 200 colored attendees. Gen Mahone appeared and spoke to the body. W H Lamb was named temporary chairman. A lengthy dispute involved Senator Riddleberger as the session adjourned after adopting a platform with little business transacted.
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Richmond
Mahone
W.H. Lamb
Riddleberger
Finback Whale Towed In Off Highland Light
Schooner Millie Trim sails from Rockland to Providence towing a very large finback whale she picked up 40 miles east of Highland Light on Sunday.
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Provincetown
Millie Trim
Barlow
Rockland
Providence
Highland Light
Russians Advance Near Zulfikar Pass Shock London Markets
The Times reports a Russian force movement toward Zulfikar pass and near Herat, with British frontier actions and Afghan resistance framed as pacific cover. Stock markets slump as consols fall and Russian securities drop amid rumors of further advances and government intel. Lords and officials debate near Afghan frontier actions and commission maneuvers.
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London
The
Times
Jagdarabaten
Meshed
Zulfikar Pass
British Frontier Commission
Herat
Askabad
Alkanhoff
Stock Exchange
Lord Randolph Churchill
House of Commons
England
John Lubbock
India
Col. Ridgeway
Amsgate and Peacock
Munster bank crisis prompts winding up appeals
The Munster bank faced scrutiny over director fees and unsecured advances. A heavy depositor run, 1.4 million withdrawn, led to calls for compulsory winding up. Shaw and Belton were criticized as the vice chancellor condemned their conduct. The earl of Carnarvon voiced sympathy for workers and pledged support for stability.
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Dublin
Shaw
Munster
Belton
Ireland
Earl of Carnarvon
Irish Academy
Presbytery
Belfast
Munster Bank
Ulster
North of Ireland
Lord mayor discharges Pall Mall Gazette newsboys amid probe
London July 15 notes the lord mayor's decision not to prosecute the Pall Mall Gazette case. Newsboys detained for days on obscene literature charges are released as a private inquiry begins at Mansion House. Readings from letters to be discussed. other items cover Direct Cable results, Egyptian loan plans, and Middle East turmoil.
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London
Home Secretary
Pall Mall Gazette
Edward White Benson
Canterbury
England
Frederick Temple
Henry Edward
Cardinal Manning
Westminster
Samuel Morley
Bristol
Mansion House
Robert Reid
Exeter Hall
Weather records show eastern storm progression July 9
More than 200 volunteer observers of the New England Meteorological Society tracked a thunderstorm from Burlington Vermont to Provincetown Massachusetts with times at Burlington 12 45 P M Albany 3 33 P M Bar Harbor 105 30 P M Gloucester 5 30 P M and Provincetown 7 35 P M indicating an easterly progression. Areas needing observers include Cheshire Hillsborough and Rockingham counties New Hampshire and central Essex parts of Massachusetts.
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New England Meteorological Society
Burlington
Albany
N. Y
Bar Harbor
Gloucester
Provincetown
Mass
Cheshire
Hillsborough
Rockingham
New Hampshire
Essex
Worcester
Norfolk
Plymouth
Massachusetts
Cambridge
Steubenville
Dorchester Faces Fear of Diphtheria Epidemic
Dorchester residents fear diphtheria spread between Glover's and Field's corners as several children die or fall ill. Dr. W C B Fifield reports to the board of health. red block at Commercial and Linden, owned by Mr. Glover, is under agent W A Jewell. Inspections show offensive vaults and unsanitary yards, prompting closures and repairs. sewer improvements with $150,000 allocated expected to relieve conditions.
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Dorchester
Glover’s
Field’s Corners
W. C. B. Fifield
Board of Health
Red Block
Commercial
Linden Streets
California
W. A. Jewell
No. 48
Congress Street
Kilroy
Sabbitt
Evening Star Ends 1 Cent Paper After Five Years
The Boston Evening Star suspends publication with its Wednesday edition after five years as a 1 cent paper. The proprietor cites lack of money and experience, promising a possible early fall revival as a larger local paper at 2 cents from the same plant and offering an au revoir to readers.
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The
Evening Star
Boston Evening Star
Bestern
Boston
Star
Nantasket Beach Exalts With Music Fireworks and Steamer Trips
Thousands flocked to Nantasket Beach yesterday to enjoy Reeves's American band and the cheerful atmosphere of hotels and cafes. Tomorrow features a grand fireworks display by Masten & Wells at Hotel Nantasket and popular Nantasket steamers from Rowe's Wharf at 5:30 pm at 30 cents round trip. Arrangements for another grand illumination are underway as the committee meets at Hotel Nantasket on Tuesday evening, July 21.
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Reeves
Masten & Wells
Hotel Nantasket
Judge Rules Railroad Negligence Caused Fatal Junction Crash
Judge Pond of East Boston concludes three passengers Frederick W. Olander Lars Moller and Clara A. Olander died from the Boston Lynn and Revere Beach railroad company neglect at their crossing combined with the driver’s negligence. Paul J. Olander the driver died by his own recklessness plus the railroad’s neglect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul J. Olander
Niagara Falls Reservation Opened in Splendid Niagara Day
Niagara Farts N Y July 15 crowds pour in as Niagara Falls state reservation opens with 25 000 spectators. Gov Hill accepts the land trust pledges public use and future beautification. Speeches by Erastus Brooks James Carter and others praise the achievement citing $1 500 000 cost and free access across borders.
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Commonwealth
State of
New York
Province of
Ontario
Niagara
Remonstrance
Red Jacket
Canada
United States
Brooks
Cleveland
Washington
F. R. Delano
Niagara Falls
Grover Cleveland
Tilden
Governor General of
Gov
Dersheimer
Gov. Hill
Erie Railroad
Capitol
Albany
Brooklyn Bridge
Falls of
Yonder Deep
Canadas
T. M. C. Lantz
Buffalo Liedertafel
James C. Carter
Mr. Brooks
Gov. Robinson
Robison
Mr. Robinson
Mowat
Coxe
Annual Convention Admits New Members and Elects Officers
The tenth annual National Amateur Press Association meeting opened at the Quincy house with about 75 members and 12 visiting ladies. Fred F. Heath chaired the session, new members from Glasgow, Lowell, and nearby cities were admitted, and laureates for poetry, sketch, essay, and history were named. Officers elected included President D. H. Sullivan and vice presidents W. Moore, F. Bowersock, and Zelda Arlington. the next meeting place and secretaries to be announced. A marriage of Finley A. Grant and Bertha S. York occurred during the day, followed by a reception at Young's hotel.
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National Amateur Press Association
Quincy House
Fred F. Heath
Milwaukee
Wis
E. A. Edkins
Syracuse
N. Y
D. A.sullivan
Lowell
A.grant
New Glasgow
E. W
H. J. Munroe
W. D. Ross
G. Graham
L. Kempner
R. Berger
New York City
J. F. Kavanagh
G. W. Baildon
Brooklyn
L. H. Spencer
T. J. Spencer
Hartford
Hartford,Conn.; Fred Small, Portland, Me.; E. J. Capen, Canton; W. J. Doran
B.p.emery
Newburg
E. J. Perot
Philadelphia
A. A. Stewart
West Gardner
C. Wylie
Beverly
Bertha S. York
Melrose
Alice Richards
New Bedford
Edith M. Dowe
Worcester
Zelda Arlington
Cincinnati
Gracie Smith
Gardner
George E
Jennie Day
Westfield
C. J. Stone
Boston
D. A. Sullivan
Heath
William D. Ross
Glasgow
W. M. Emery
W. E. Perkins
Augusta
KE. H. Rockwell
Leominster
James Delaney
F. A. Plympton
A. H. Nasi
A. R.moulton
Abington
Fred Sewall
Portland
J. H. I. Monroe
N.5
F. H. Green
Ww. A. Cowley
Fast Concord
N. H
M. L. Penn
F.E. James
J. N. Graham
N.S
E. D. Shaw
A. Ih Richards
H. C. Parsons
Northfield
R. J. Griffin
Arlington
George E. Day
Mass
Fred R. Lester
Aes
Young’s Hotel
Boston News Snatches Of Local Misfortune And Crime
William Madden aged 15 fell from a wall at the New York and New England railroad foot of Sixth street South Boston breaking his right leg. Edward Everett arrested for stealing clothes wringer. Thomas Lane Boston injured probably fatally by falling from a wagon in Providence report. J M Fallon admitted to city hospital with eye destroyed by steel fragment. Ida Munger arrested Detroit for stealing from foster mother arrives in Boston. William O'Brien struck by a train near Cottage Farm badly injured. Stair carpet stolen from Standish house Brighton valued $70. William B Thompson fell from West Boson bridge and remained unconscious at Massachusetts General Hospital. Ninth division police raid four Roxbury saloons seizing 9 14 gallons liquor. owners face liquor law prosecution.
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William Madden
West Sixth Street
New York and New England Railroad
Sixth Street
South
Boston
Edward Everett
Providence
Thomas Lane
J.M. Fallon
Spring Park Street
Jamaica Plain
City Hospital
Ida Munger
Detroit
William O’brien
Pittsfield
Albany
Cottage Farm
Standish House
Ashford Street
Brighton
William B. Thompson
West Boson Bridge
Samuel Mason
Massachusetts General Hospital
Ninth Division
Roxbury
Empire State steamer takes Boston and Newton officials on board
The Empire State departed Wednesday morning with a crowd including the Boston board of assessors and Newton city government members and their families. Managers plan added attractions with vocal and instrumental music. Fishing trips grow popular and next week will feature Monday and Tuesday outings with big prizes. Moonlight trips begin Wednesday July 22 and are expected to be a success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire State
Boston Board of Assessors
Newton
Steamboat Company
Mexican National Band Opens Season in Mechanics Hall
The first concert of the Mexican National Band comes tonight in Mechanics Hall Huntington Avenue under Gen. Diaz’s permission and Junius Hart’s management. The 11 night plus three matinee season promises top praise from audiences and broad public support from Boston.
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Mechanics’ Hall
Huntington Avenue
Gen. Diaz
Junius Hart
New Orleans
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