Haiti in turmoil as Hippolyte faces revolt amid mass executions
Reports from Haiti dated July 4 indicate imminent warfare between Hippolyte's government and insurgents. The steamer Ailsa from Jacmel, Aux Cayes, and Kingston conveys that insurgent forces concentrate in Port-au-Prince and that Hippolyte continues executions, prompting widespread fear and desertion among supporters. Exile of prisoners also continues amid rising unrest.
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New York
Stretra
Republic of Haiti
Ailsa
Atlas Line
Jacmel
Aux Cayes
Hayti
Kingston
Jamaica
Haytian
Port-au-Prince
Hippolyte
Cogpaine
Hippoolyte
The Congregationalists at International Council
The International Congregational Council resumed sessions with papers read by L. F. Stearns of Bangor on theological thought in American Congregational churches. Dr A H Quist of Boston explained uses of councils to settle ordination disputes. Rev A Hastings Ross warned that Congregationalism must organize or perish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
International Congregational Council
L. F. Stearns
Bangor
America
A. H. Quist
Boston
Mass
A Hastings Ross
Port Huron
Mich
Sailing craft and ships list from New York harbor to various ports
July 15 report lists numerous vessels including brig Cameo Macoris Puttfield Gonaives and steamers Majestic Furst Bismarck Glasgow Leith Frankly Cleaves plus cargo operations. It notes Vineyard Haven harbor incident where barges Esopus Robena Joel Cook fouled causing damage to Esopus bow and pork cask fittings while Fern and Dudley Pray assist with Albany Oneona barges nearby.
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New York
Arship Hermann
Barbadoes
Jupiter
Zaci
Hans
Hambars
Lapland
Cienfungos
Bristol
London
Hattie M Bangs
Southwest Harbor
Cameo
Macoris
Puttfield
Gonaives
Steamalins Majestic
Liverpool
Rhynland
Pentland
Antwerb
Persion Sionated
Maybach
Geestemunde
Viggianeia
Curtis
San Francisco
J Weissenhorn
Yhalen
Bremen
Hancock
Faton
Georgetown
Dem
JC Sheffield
Sheffield
Chittagong
Isabella Rascom
Delano
Gousives
Daylight
Foster
St Pierre
Vineyard Haven
Esopus
Robena
Joel Cook
Vineyard Sound
United States
Fern
Boston
Newport
Dudley Pray
Albany
Oneona
THIS MORNING'S NEWS HINTS AT A DULL OPEN TO SHARP CLOSE
A compiled edition notes dull opening in New York stocks with prices closing just below initial quotes. The issue lists various items including sports results, political notes, and regional briefs across pages 2 through 8, covering Augusta Maine, Saratoga tennis, and national events.
Campbell Renominated by Ohio Democrats for Governor
Ohio Democrats hold an unsparing Cleveland convention with Governor CampbellRenominated amid a fierce clash over unity and policy The platform lauds Campbell and the secret ballot while denouncing Republican tariff policy and force bill efforts The gathering features Thurman Leblond and resolutions to back a victorious ticket in forthcoming campaign.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Campbell
Forest City
Norton
State Central Committee
J. W. Campbell
Thurman Quartette Club of
Columbus
Allen W. Thurman
Democracy of
Grover Cleveland
Republican Party
United States
High Seas
England
Thurman
Committee On Permanent Organization
Frank Leblond
Mercer County
Leblond
Republican Congress
Armstrong
Committee On Rules
Kinley
Committee On Resolutions
James E. Campbell
Sixty-ninth
General Assembly
Steamers Arrived and Departed From Major Ports
Shipping notices list vessels arriving at Boston New York Philadelphia and Liverpool from diverse origins including Michigan Virginian Italia City of Paris Spree Suevia and others. Several ships depart for Montreal Hong Kong Amsterdam Liverpool and New York with routes via Father Point Yokohama and Queenstown.
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Boston
Michigan
Virginian
Liverpool
Haugesund
Odin
Baracoa
Hong Frode
Port Antonio
Jae
New York
Italia
Copenhagen
City of Paris
Spree
Bremen
Suevia
Hamburg
Avre
Wisconsin
State of Georgia
Glasgow
Philadelphia
British Crown
London
Sawansea
Father Point
Lake Haven
Montreal
Washington
Brewen
Havel
Jay
Werra
Kremer
Queenstown
Wyoming
Insurer Promises Protection Amid Uncertain Times
A Boston based life insurer outlines the value of coverage against misfortune and the financial impact of death or unexpected twists of fate. The firm, NAVAL Life Insurance Co relocated via 169 Dey Street, Massachusetts, offers state guidance through its agent J Helps as part of its protective policy framework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
INS. CO
HELPS
Boston
Light Money Yacht Tax Sparks New York Debate
Treasury Department ruling on 50 cent per ton light money taxes for US citizens owning foreign built yachts like Vanderbilt’s Conqueror stirs protest. Americans can title and repair ships to avoid tax. foreign built vessels owned by foreigners enjoy port entry rights. Vanderbilt plans appeal citing tonnage act exemption. некоторый prior vessels taxed on every port entry, with potential fee burdens for Ramona and others when sailing between districts.
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New
Yachtamen
Treasury Department
W. K. Vanderbilt
United States
Custom House
Ramona
Sans Peur
E. D. Morgan
Catarina
Vanderbilt
Miranda
Jessica
Clara
Minerva
Avira
Shona Alidia
Delgyn
Circe
Golden Fleece
Baltcheff Murderers Arrests in Sofia
Sofia reports that two students were arrested for the March 27 murder of Bulgarian Finance Minister M. Constantine Baltcheff. On being charged, the students confessed to the deed and named Dr. Tratchell, Dr. Molott, and Colonel Kissoff as the hires. The three named men were also arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Standard Oil Company
M. Baltcheff
Hippolyte
Hayti
Sofia
M. Constantine Baltcheff
Tratchell
Dr. Molott
Colonel Kissoff
Old Light Keeper Dies at 111 on Hog Island Ship
Auguste Wahlstrom, keeper of Hog Island Lightship, died at Bristol Ferry at age 111 three days shy of his 112th birthday. He had served twenty two years in government service and will be buried on Staten Island.
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Fatt River
Auguste Wahlstrom
Hog Island
Bristol Ferry
Staten Island
New York Republicans Abandon McKinley Tariff in Governor Race
New York Republicans reportedly plan a tariff plank without McKinley in the platform for the state convention. CMS Bliss, a declared candidate, avoids remark on his stance as party leaders weigh protectionism and the loss of seven districts in last fall’s elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Evening Post
Cornelius N. Bliss
Protective Tariff League
Buss
Mr. Bliss
Brooklyn
Henry Bacon
Isaac N. Cox
Charles J. Knapp
Knapp
John 8 Sherman
H. H. Rockwell
H. 5. Greenleaf
John M. Farquhar
Catel N. Lockwood
Grover Cleveland
Congress
American built steamers to carry U S mails to foreign ports
The Postmaster General announced a wide ad inviting bids from American built steamship lines to carry United States mails to Europe and other regions. Plans call for rapid weekly transAtlantic service to Great Britain and continental ports, plus faster mail to Central and South America, Australia, and Asia.
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Washington
Postmaster- General
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Central
South American
Australia
Asia
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Newport News
Norfolk
Port Tampa
Mobile
New Orleans
Galveston
San Francisco
Seattle
Tacoma
Buenos Ayres
Philadelpha
Venezuela
South America
Aspinwall
Central America
Pacific
Chile
China
Japan
Melbourne
Panama
Brazil
Atlantic
Gulf
Pacific Coast
Amsterdam considers ten-year lease for Standard Oil tanks
OIL IN AMSTERDAM July 15 The municipal council discussed granting Standard Oil a ten years lease for a site to erect oil tanks. The Chambre de Commerce et de Fabriques supported the lease while several commercial houses urged rejection, fearing monopoly harm to retailers and consumers. The Amsterdam Petroleum Harbor Company opposed, arguing Standard would control its business and proposing that any lease include Tank ownership transfer. The council rejected a temporary refusal and postponed the main decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsterdam
Standard Oils Company
Chambre de Commerce Et de Fabriques
Stannard
Amsterdam Petroleum Harbor Company
Standard
A Maine cyclone strikes Easton with hail and wind
A cyclone hit Easton Maine yesterday around 4 pm with hail and rain. It lasted about twenty minutes confined to a quarter mile wide. Small buildings lost roofing and a barn roof was raised then settled. No further details available. Smiler’s body not to be exhumed, says Attorney General Tabor.
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Maine
Fort Farfield
Easton
Smiler
New York
Tabor
Sing Sing
Advisory Railway Board Meets In New York At Windsor Hotel
The Western Traffic Association discussed inequitable traffic distribution on the Indiana Illinois & Iowa line and set commissions to reassess the distribution under its articles. A resolution declares export grain traffic from Superior Nebraska and parts of Kansas, bound for Galveston Texas, subject to association control. Gould did not attend. Miller said there was no row and called the group amicable. Gould was absent due to neuralgia.
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New York
Western Traffic Association
Windsor Hotel
Jay Gould
Roswell Miller
Association
Indiana, Illinois & Iowa
Superior
Neb
Kansas
Galveston
Tex
Atchison
Miller
Gould
Lightning Strikes Stables and Destroys Property
Thunderstorm at Hudson River Driving Park causes a major fire destroying stables and equipment. Frank Howell's Dixie horse is paralyzed and likely ruined. Losses total around 30000 dollars, with 15000 insured. Multiple buildings struck and fires started in several towns, including Newport and nearby farms.
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Poouau
Duar Emont
N. II
Freeman Challis
Challisy
Lewiston
Casson
Webster Road
RK. KR
Bryant
Newpork
N. H
Freeman Cutting
Ligt
Jenks
Republican Press Association
Concorn
Catting’s
Georg Hi. Putnam
North Newport
Dr. Quackenbos
Columbia College
New York
Sumpee Lake
Foxboro Pastor Receives Call From West Somerville Church
The Rev. Arthur Snell of Foxboro has received a call from the West Somerville Baptist Church seeking his ministry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foxboro
Arthur Snell
West Somerville
Elite Kentucky Whiskey Notice Invites Connoisseurs
Notice invites connoisseurs to try Hetherston Importing Co.'s Elite Kentucky Whiskey in sealed bottles of about 4 to 1 16 gal. Slightly higher price, finest quality. Requests inquiries to first-class druggists, hotels or grocers, listing Jos T Brown Co 504 Washington St Andrew J Lovell 64 Cambridge St E A Graves 554 Dudley St J W F Wilson Jr 479 W Broadway So Boston D W Kelley Woburn A Buzzell 265 Columbus Ave H Martin 1557 Washington St and other merchants.
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Hetherston Importing Co
Kentucky
Jos. T. Brown & Co
Washington St
Andrew J. Lovell
Cambridge St
E. A. Graves
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Co-Operative Dental Rooms
Congregationalists
International Council
Dr. Quint
Pope Mfg. CO
Franklin St
Winstow’s Kink
Clarendon St
Columbia
Rope Mfg.co
Schoo
Winslow’s Kink
Copley Aq
Marseilles
Hewins & Hollis, Outfitters
Hamilton Place
Advisory Railway Board
New York City
A.A
Athletics
N.L
Pittsburg
Chicago
Cicinnati
Augusta
Bardsley
Argentine Republic
New England Chautauquan Assembly
Age Regaetta
Monatiquot Yacht Club
Saratoga
New Yor
New Hampshire
Oscar Nille
Rapid Transit Commission
Edward Burgess
Riversides
Charles River
Beard
Page
Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics Association
Matthews
O’brien
Robert P. Porter
Mystic Park
Warren H
Lynn
Blaine
Bar Hanzer
Damrosch
Eden
Cottage
Barkentine Steadfast
Baltdiore
Messys
C. Morton Stewart & Co
Elijah Bonner
Island
St. Croix
West Indies
George W. Cottrell
Belfast
Barbar Asphalt Company of
Insurance Company of North America
N. Y
M. E
Cuyler
Joseph Cook
J. Ellen Foster
Democrats
Committee On Platform
Department
Baltchef
Best & Belcher
Cala
Republicans
New York State
Thomson - Houston Motor CO
Atlantic Avenue
Garry
Secretary of the Navy
Act of Congress
Post Office Department
Standard Company
Commission
Poughkeepsie
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