Disgraceful Riot at Astoria Picnic Amputees and Injuries
A riot at a Astoria New York picnic broke out when Thomas Rooney and three others demanded to board a barge. They assaulted excursionists, injuring men women and children including eye and head wounds. A man with an electrical device was knocked into the river. a baby injured. Rooney and assailants were arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astoria
N. Y
New York
Maennercher
Thomas Rooney
Thomas Riley
Cornelius Owen
Rooney
John Wagenstein
Lily Barbeck
Geo. Weissenstein
Geo. Kubasch
Alderman Stahl
Geo. Fredk
Michael Bauer
National Teachers Association Opens Sessions in Madison
The National Teachers association continued its convention in Madison on July 17 with discussions on Education of the Indian and The Constant Element of Education. Thirty one Dartmouth college aces attended and held a reunion last night featuring Gen. John Eaton, Prof Blaisdell, C O Thompson, Superintendent Peaslee, E C Carrigan, Prof Barton, Dr C C Rounds, E A Paul, and Hiram Orenutt among other educators and state education officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Teachers’ Association
Madison
Wis
Dartmouth College
John Eaton
United States
Washington
Blaisdell
Beloit College
C. O. Thompson
Ross Polytechnic College
Peaslee
Cincinnati
Fires Sweep Multiple Ontario and U S Buildings
Brief telegraph reports state Knight and Wilsons foundry at Alliston Ontario plus eight other buildings burned this morning, causing a 10000 dollar loss and leaving seventy five workers unemployed. In Lexington Kentucky an incendiary blaze destroyed the Blue Grass cooper shop and nearby homes for totals of 31000 dollars. Worcester Massachusetts saw a farmhouse blaze destroy livestock and tools. New Haven Connecticut reports a Plainville factory and bridge incinerated with unknown loss and insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliston
Ont
Knight & Wilson
Lexington
Blue Grass Cooper Shop
T. D. Dillard
J. H. Campbell
Phil B. Thompson
Worcester
Mass
Samuel Putnam
New Haven
Conn
Plainville
Amero Wins $400 Verdict Over Daly in Digby Arrest Case
The Rogers Amero versus John Daly murder arrest case concluded in Digby on July 17. Amero alleged false and malicious arrest for the Watertown murder charge. the jury returned a verdict for Amero amounting to $400.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digby
Daly
Halifax
Rogers Amero
John Daly
Carleton
Watertown
Mass
Amero
Disappearance of W W Johnson Affairs at Manhattan Ave
GREEN Point July 17 W W Johnson prominent citizen and real estate and insurance broker with office at 451 Manhattan avenue has disappeared taking with him between 4000 and 5000 dollars from sales of property rents and premiums belonging to others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Point
L. 1
W. W. Johnson
Rea
Manhattan Avenue
U S Ship Dale Arrives With Constellation At Portsmouth
PORTSMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE JULY 17 THE UNITED STATES SCHOOLSHIP DALE IS HERE THE CONSTELLATION HAS ALSO ARRIVED SHE AND THE DALE WILL REMAIN FOR TWO WEEKS PROVIDENCE RHODE ISLAND JULY 17 UNITED STATES SHIP PORTSMOUTH SAILED FROM NEWPORT AT 10 O CLOCK AND THE JAMESTOWN AT 11 O CLOCK FOR PORTSMOUTH N H
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsmouth
N. H
Dale
Constellation
Providence
R. I
Newport
Jamestown
N. A
Summer school of philosophy opens in Concord week
The Concord NX H summer school of philosophy opens Wednesday July 23 for two weeks. Drownings, accidental deaths and legal indictments appear in a wide range of local notices. Notable items include a Lowell man drowning while bathing at Willow Dale. a Berkshire grand jury indictment for shooting Henry Persip. two suicides in Massachusetts. an injured rail worker near Springfield. and factory and mill news across New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
NX. H
William E. Morton
Rock Street
Lowell
Mass
Willow Dale
Sergt
Winfield S. Jewell
Greely
Mt. Washington
Berkshire County
Charles Anderson
Alanson Jones
Henry Persip
Dixey Benson
Kennebunkport
Paris Green
S. Bodwell, Millinery
Manchester
N. H
C. A. Browning & Co
Boston
M.D. Allen
Fitchburg
Brooks Bigelow
State Railroad
Conway Crossing
Springfield
J. Barney
Milford
Bellingham
E. P. Dodge & Co
Newburyport
Portsmouth
Michael Roche
Haverhill
Ireland
James Crawford
Alexandria
William G. Kelly
Grafton
Wetamoe
Farnham
Vermont
Georges. Claugh
Return of Greely Arctic Expedition Relief Ships
The Thetis and Bear returned from the Arctic search under Lieut. Greely finding 17 dead from hunger and cold. Eight were rescued alive but exhausted. Sergt. Ellison died at Godhaven after frostbite and surgery. The party was located near Smith's Sound on June 22.
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St. Jouns
N. F
Thetis
Bear
Arctic
Lieut. Greely
Greely
Nice
Sergt
Ellison
Godhaven
Smith’s Sound
The Thetis and Bear rescue Greely party in arctic relief
Telegraph from Commander Schley reports the Thetis Bear and Lock Garry arrived at St Johns from West Greenland with all well. They rescued Lieut A W Greely and seven others from the Lady Franklin Bay expedition near Cape Sabine. Seventeen perished, many due to starvation and frost bite. Bodies recovered and to be placed in safer cases.
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Washington
Schley
St. Johns
N. F
Brainerd
Fredericks
Long
Beiderback
Connell
Ellison
Lady Franklin Bay
Godhaven
Thetis
Bear
Turnevik
Disco
Greenland
Cross
Wederick
Eskimo
Linn
Lockwood
Jewell
Ellis
Ralston
Whistler
Israel
Kingsbury
Henry
Schneider
Sergt. Rice
Salem
Bender
Pavy
Sergt
Gardner
Jonas Edwards
Greely
Fort Conger
Baird Inlet
Smith’s Sound
Cape Sabine
Littleton Island
Melville Bay
Lieut Greely's Report of the Arctic Rescue and Peril
Lieut Greely reports that Brainard Bierderbeck Connell Fredericks Long and others survived the polar ordeal at Cape Sabine after relief ships Thetis and Bear rescued them June 22 They endured starvation and storms with scarce meat and food supplies near Camp Clay Their rescue followed support by Capt Schley Lieut Emery and whalers and includes scientific observations and 48 photographic negatives
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Johns
N. F
Washington
Brainard
Bierderbeck
Connell
Fredericks
Long
Myself
Thetis
Bear
Camp Clay
Cape Sabine
Sergt
Ellison
Cross
Christiansen
Linn
Rice
Lockwood
Jewell
Edwards
Ellis
Raston
Whistler
Israil
Kislingbury
Sailor
Henry
Bendier
Pavy
Gardiner
Sehneider
Fort Conger
Victoria Head
Cocked Hat Island
Kanes Sea
Baird Inlet
Capes Isabella
Sabine
Cocked Hat
Smith Sound
Littleton Island
Marena
Garlington
Isabella
Capt
Schley
Lieut
Emery
Upernavik
Mellville Bay
North Water
Cape York
Lost Arctic Expedition Gear Details From Thetis Debacle
Fragmentary OCR notes describe gear and equipment from the Thetis expedition, listing blanks and photographic proofs, with Eskimo relics and other items abandoned. The Greely command and party are referenced, noting Thetis remains present for about five days under Commanding officer Greely.
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Thetis
Greely
Greely party reaches near polar limit claim English north pole advance
Gen Hazen reports Lieut Greely and party reached Lockwood Island at latitude 83.24 with Cape Robert Lincoln to the northeast. The expedition notes Grinnell land and Arthurland, Greely fiord, and extended sightings of Hayes Sound. No scurvy or major injuries among two years of duties, one winter death attributed to scurvy.
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Greely
North Pole
Washington
Gen. Hazen
A. W. Greely
St. Jouns
N. F
England
Lieutockwood
Sergeant Brainard
Lockwood Island
Greenland
Robert Lincoln
Lockwood
Polar Ocean
Pavy
Markham
Joseph Henry
Grinnell Land
Lake Hazen
Tce
Ruggles River
Weyprecht Fiord
Conybeare Bay
Archer Fiord
Mount Arthur
Conger Mountains
Lieut
Aldriches
Sergt. Brainard
Beatrix Bay
Archber’s
Greely Fiord
Cape Lockwood
Grinnell
Jiave
Arthurland
Lieut. Lockwood
Going
Picton
Grinnell Laid
Sergt. Long
Mount Carey
Hayes’s Sound
Nares
Cape Sabine
Conger
List of Officers and Men Assigned to Duty on the Ill Fated Expedition
The Greely expedition crew includes Adolphus W. Greely and Col. Frederick Kislingbury with signal officers, James Lockwood, Dr. Octave Pavy, and numerous sergeants and privates from the signal corps, cavalry, and infantry. The party sailed to establish Arctic observation stations in 1881 near Lady Franklin Bay aboard the Proteus. Provisions covered two years with plans for resupply in 1882 and 1883, both failures.
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Greely
Adolphus W. Greely
Fifth Cavalry
San Diego
Frederick F. Kislingbury
Eleventh Infantry
James B. Lockwood
Twenty Third Infantry
Washington, D. C
Lockwood
U.S. A
Octave Pavy
Maryville
Nodaway County
Edward Israel
Signal Corps
Kalamazoo
Mich
Winfield
Jewell
Lisbon
N. H
George W. Rice
Sydney
David C. Ralston
Bloomfield
O. Hampden
Gardiner
Sergeanne Penn
Philaelphia
William H. Cross
General Service
Washington, D.C
David L. Brainard
Company L
Second Cavalry
New York City
Oswego County
N. Y
David Linn
Philadelphia
Nicholas Nalor
Cincinnati
Luxemburg
Germany
Joseph Ellison
Tenth Infantry
Fort Wayne
Charles B. Henry
Hanover
Maurice Connell
Third Cavalry
Camp On Goose Creek
Kerry
Ireland
Jacob Bender
Ninth Infantry
Omaia Barracks
Neb
Friedburg
William Whisler
Omaha Barracks
Carroll County
Ind
Monond
Henry Bierderbick
Seventeenth Infantry
Waldeck
Julius Fredericks
Cleveland
Dayton
William A. Ellis
Seneca Falls
R. R. Schneider
Lady Franklin Bay
Proteus
Relief fleet of three steamers Bear Thetis and Alert
The successful relief expedition included the Alert Thetis and Bear. The Alert was built in 1856 Pembroke dock yard and is a five gun sloop of war later converted. The Thetis served as flagship. she began as a Dundee steam whaler famed for sturdiness and weatherliness. The Bear from Dundee is 648 tons, timbered and bolted, with a new steel boiler and engines of 110 horsepower. Bear carries a large crew led by Lieut. W. H. Emory with officers and crew listed in full.
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Bear
Alert
Pembroke Dock Yard
Coffin
Thetis
Dundee
W.S. Schley
Geenock
W. H. Emory
F. H. Crosby
John R. Colwell
N. N. Ashler
L. K. Reynolds
H. E. Ames
Rejoicing and Sorrow-Congratulatory Dispatch to Commander Schley
Washington telegrams reveal the rescue of Lieut Greely and several crew members. President and officials express gratitude while mourning the loss of others. Hazen informs Greely of family status and gratitude for safe despatches, with a note on transportation of bodies and future sail plans.
Expedition Success Endures Despite Later Disaster
A Navy despatch from Secretary Chandler commends Commander W S Schley and his crew for their prudence, perseverance, and courage in reaching the dead and dying in St Johns Newfoundland. The message extends heartfelt American sympathy to Lieut Greely and survivors, urging care for the living and dignified treatment of the dead before bringing them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Hazen
West Point
N. Y
Chandler
W.S. Schley
St. Johns
N. F
Greely
W. E. Chandler
Secretary of Navy
Terrible Experience Describes Thetis Rescue Narrative
The Telegraph reports Commander Schley’s somber account from St Johns of the Thetis arrival. Only six of Greely’s Arctic party survived, one dying shortly after rescue, with scenes of frostbite, starvation, and multiple deaths scattered among the expedition.
Desperate Arctic Expedition Survivors Return Home
The Associated Press interview with Lieut Greely and five survivors details their perilous southward trek from Fort Conger after six weeks of near-starvation. Deaths began in January with the loss of several scientists and crew, while Esquimaux aid persisted until rescue on June 22 aboard the Bear and Thetis.
Joy at Home as Greely Party Found at Newburyport
The Greely party's recovery sent profound joy through Newburyport Massachusetts as news reached the home of the famed commander. The article traces his career from childhood to the present, noting intense public interest in his remarkable fate.
Rescue of Lieut Greely Celebrated at Concert
The audience joined in a chorus praising the rescue of Lieut. Greely after the news reached Mrs. Greely and his brother and mother. R.8. Spofford and James Parton urged marking the day with song, and the crowd sang Praise God from Whom all Blessings Flow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parton
Gloucester inquest links death to blast crew boss Lawless
In Gloucester on July 17 an inquest judged John Duffy died from internal injuries after an altercation with Michael Lawless a blasting gang boss who was kneeling on him and applying force near a pile of rocks. Lawless faces murder arraignment next morning as investigators report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Davis
John Duffy
Michael Lawless
Duffy
Lawless
Tomnorrow
Fellows’ Blacksmith Shop
Annisquam
Boston
Dark Side of Life Forgery Suspects and Suicidal Attempt
Boston residents figure in a string of crimes and incidents including Louis P Bishop arrested in New York for alleged past forgeries after attempting self harm a bullet missed a vital area Michael Scanion sought by false identities also tied to Boston case a laudanum incident involves Dr Francis C Martin in New York City a Warren H French embezzlement charge relates to mining stock and a decomposed unknown man washed ashore on Snake Island with vague identifiers and harbor police involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis P. Bishop
Boston
New York
Jellison
Division 10
Hanscom
Bishop
Michael J. Scanion
Maiden
Maplewood
Francis C. Martin
West Ninth Street
Weldon
Tremont
Berkeley Streets
City Hospital
Warren H. French
William K. Brown
Kelly Street
Snake Island
Harbor Police
Irregularities Roiling New York Firm Scandal
New York reports unraveling of Arnold, Constable & Co. books as detectives probe losses tied to Cornelius O Leary and Michael Devlin. Cashier Seymour faces no charges though irregularities appear, with estimates near fifty thousand dollars. Seymour sailed for Europe with family as Hatch Lithographic chief Warren Hatch is linked to a possible suicide overboard. Julian White, Sons & Co. assigns with large preferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arnold, Constable & Co
Cornelius O’ Leary
Michael Devlin
Porter
Seymour
Europe
Warren D. Hatch
Hatch Lithographic and Engraving Company
St. John
Long Branch
Hatch
Julian White
Lords Debate Franchise Bill Fails in Vote 182 to 132
In London the Earl of Wemyss pressed to consider a franchise bill if the government would redraw Commons seats in autumn. Lord Shaftesbury backed the motion but it was defeated 182 to 132. Cadogan’s motion for an autumn session address to the queen passed unanimously. Also reported: an express train collapse near Penniston killed Mrs. Edfeston, an American visitor. A Warsaw palace plot probe led to the arrest of justice Barbouski suspected in the conspiracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Earl of Wemyss
House of Commons
Lord Shaftesbury
Cadogan
Manchester and Sheffield
Penniston
Edfeston
England
Warsaw
Barbouski
Expressmen pay respects to governor at conven tion meeting
Fifty members of the expressmen's convention attended the governor's reception on Thursday introduced by Mr. Dwight of the United States and Canada express company. Harbor and land commission heard petitions from John H. Martin Marblehead to extend his wharf in Marblehead harbor and from Martin Brimmer to add to a wharf in Boston harbor near Atlantic avenue. Second Lieut. Robert B. Edes of company Ff fifth regiment promoted to first lieutenant replacing Lieut. Holland who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Expressmen’s Convention
Mr. Dwight
United States and Canada Express Company
Harbor and Land Commission
John 8. Martin
Marblehead
Potter’s Wharf
Marblehead Harbor
Martin Brimmer
Boston Harbor
Atlantic Avenue
Robert B. Edes
Company Ff
Fifth Regiment
Holland
Stamford Excursion Steamer From Boston to Plymouth
The Stamford is the sole excursion boat operating from Boston to Plymouth. The trip offers scenic views along the south shore and a generous Plymouth stop where travelers can leisurely survey the town’s historic points. The journey provides abundant impressions for the observant traveler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Plymouth
Stamford
Northen Pacific clerk swindles five thousand dollars
D E Swan chief clerk in the North ern Pacific treasury at St Paul is a defaulter of 5000 dollars. He was arrested at White Bear where he hid in the woods and attempted suicide by morphine. Once wealthy, he lost his money after a New Jersey bank failure. Money taken from the railroad funded Wall Street speculations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul, Minn
D. E. Swan
Northern Pacific Railroad
White Bear
Swan
New Jersey
Wall Street
Grave diggers steal five bodies from private Virginia cemetery
At Abingdon near Virginia five bodies were found missing from a private cemetery of several wealthy families. The adults and children were taken by grave diggers in what officials suspect to be a crime seeking the bodies of two Virginia ex governors buried nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Abingdon
Virginia
Multiple Disturbances Reported Across Cities
An evening brief details a deputy marshal killed by Riley Pile after raiding an illicit still near Jamestown Tennessee. Fires at Toronto stables kill a worker and injure others. Pinkerton troopers in New Straitsville Ohio face riot charges and arrests. Reading Pennsylvania body found with burns linked to Dr Eli Quigley disappearance and life insurance fraud scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
McDonald
Riley Pile
Jamestown
Tenn
Pile
Thomas Hall
Parliament Street
Toronto
Thomas Gilbert
New Straitsville
Ohio
Pinkerton
Berg
Eli Quigley
Reading
Quigley
Lynch
Campaign notes show Cleveland rally as Blaine threat grows
New York July 17 report says Cleveland supporters in the state expect a large Democratic margin in November, aided by independent Republicans. Catholics are not expected to defect, with David Dudley Field and John E. Devlin among Albany visitors asserting no Catholic opposition. Cromwell declines Maine district candidacy. Camden Democrats organize a Cleveland and Hendricks club led by C. K. Miller and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Friends of Jov
Cleveland
Blaine
Albany
David Dudley Field
John E. Devlin
Devlin
Tammany
Portland
Argus
W. A. Cromwell
South Berwick
The
Grover Cleveland
William A. Cromwell
Camden Democrats
Camden
Mass
Cleveland and Hendricks Club
C. K. Miller
Isaac Coombs
Willis D. Knowlton
Mourning for the Lost Recruits in Massachusetts Politics
Massachusetts political shifts show independents gaining ground as Blaine supporters waver. Notable figures like John F. Andrew pledge to Cleveland, George A. Flagg resigns as state committee secretary, and local clubs form in Winchester and Dedham. Stock board votes split 31 for Blaine, 28 for Cleveland amid party realignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine
Joston
Cleveland
John F. Andrew
John A. Andrew
Senate
Andrew
Powell
Clayton and Elkins
George A. Flagg
State Committee
Flagg
Lodge
Winchester
Dedham
J. F.O’ Brien
Cambridge
William A. Simmons
Stock Board
Blaie
Waltham
State Convention nominates John A. Martin for governor of Kansas
At the Republican state convention in Topeka on July 17 Col. John A. Martin, editor of the Atchison Champion, was nominated for governor by a rising vote and three cheers. The ticket includes A. P. Riddle for lieutenant governor, E. B. Alien for secretary of state, Edwin P. McCabe for auditor, &. T. Howe for treasurer, S. B. Bradford for attorney general, and J. W. Lawhead for superintendent of public instruction. The platform endorses Blaine and Logan, supporting protection, pro prohibition enforcement, and stronger railroad regulation with fair dividends on actual stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Topeka
Kan
Committee On Organization
George W. Barker, Jr
L. J. Perry
Committee On
Republican Party
J. C. Strong
Blaine
Logan
National Republican
Glick
Albert H. Harlen
W. A. Johnston
John A. Martin
Lodge's Private Opinion on Blaine Revealed in 1880 Tale
From the Springfield Republican and The Republic, the piece recalls Cabot Lodge as a 1880 Republican delegate opposing Blaine and Grant. It covers a Grand Pacific hotel meeting with Blaine supporters urging Lodge to back his candidacy and Lodge’s reply that Blaine is dishonest. The column questions whether Lodge’s stance has changed and cites John D. Long criticizing Cleveland as an unknown quantity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Blaine
Mr. Blaine
Little John
The
Republic
John D. Long
Cleveland
Waltham City Charter Celebration draws thousands
Waltham citizens celebrated the city charter, with over two hours of pyrotechnics on the common and bonfires on Prospect Hill. The American Watch brass band performed as thousands attended, marking a festive town achievement. In Salem the Peabody Case saw William Hayes convicted of plotting to blow up a house with atlas powder, bail set at $15,000. Suburban notes report Hyde Park’s special town meeting to fund Green school expansion and a Readville bridge collapse halting all travel, plus a Sudbury Centre car house burglary and rail ticket theft spanning Sudbury and Framingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Prospect Bill
American Watch Company Brass Band
Peabody
Superior Criminal Court
William Hayes
Sarah P. Farnham
Hyde Park
River Street
Neponset River
Readville
Sudbury Centre
Old Colony
South Sudbury
Fitchburg
Boston
Albany
Providence
Framingham Centre
Telegraph Poles on Friend Street Hearing Details
The committee on electric wires held a Thursday hearing on the petition of abutters on Friend street for removal of Western Union telegraph poles. Objections cited sidewalk obstruction and increased insurance risk, with concerns over reduced store property values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend Street
Committee On Electric Wires
Western Union Telegraph Company
M.F. Dickinson, Jr
E. R. Champlin
L. B. Whitney
Diamond Match Company
George S. Hale
Telegraph Company
Miss Lulu Hurst to Appear in Boston Next Tuesday
Miss Lulu Hurst known as The Georgia Wonder arrives in Boston after stirring New York crowds with her mysterious demonstrations. The Boston engagement raises curiosity as audiences seek to understand how her force works. Fantine at the Boston Museum draws packed houses and plays a wholesome program. A second item notes Lotta opening Nitouche in Daly's Theatre September 25 with Bradshaw and English company members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Hurst
Georgia Wonder
New York
Boston
Amext Duesday
Boston Museum
Oakland Garden
Fanny Kellogg
Northwestern Musical Festival Committee
Clear Lake Park
Chamberlin
Dak
Lotta
Daly’s Theatre
Nitouche
Charles Bradshaw
England
Records of the Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Children
The last quarter shows 503 new cases and 938 prior ones. Among the 503, 202 fathers and 118 mothers were intemperate, 130 were orphans, 75 had a parent in prison, 18 were illegitimate. The society placed 166 in homes or with guardians and 52 were taken to court. The neglect law compels parental support, prompting reform under threat of punishment. The society aims to alleviate child distress through these actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
House of Correction
Farrell escapes jail as circus attache at large
From Bellows Falls Vermont on July 17 Clarence Farrell an attache of O Brien s circus escaped by digging through the floor of his lockup following a murder assault on fellow attache Baldwin He remains at large Jimmie and Peter Hewitt ages five and seven were lost berry picking on Mt Kilburn and found safe in Langden after an overnight on the mountain Republicans in Rockingham elect delegates supporting Col Hooker for congressman of the fourth district A Blaine and Logan club is formed with plans for a flag raising on Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellows Falls
Clarence Farrell
O’ Brien
Rockingham
Col. Hooker
Blaine and Logan Club
First Ocean Fireworks Exhibition At Point of Pines
This evening at the Point of Pines opens the season with an ocean fireworks exhibition. Easy access from Boston via Eastern, Revere Beach and Lynn railroads with frequent trains. Round trip tickets cost 25 cents, including free grounds admission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point of Pines
Boston
Revere Beach
Lynn
Nantasket Beach Tickets From Boston and Hingham Steamboat Co
The Boston and Hingham Steamboat company sells round trip tickets by boat to Nan tasket beach for 50 cents. The ticket entitles admission to the reserved piazza of the Hotel Nantasket and to the skat ing rink across the street. Hotel Nantasket offers seashore dining at moderate prices and many attractions for guests. Reeves American band performs daily in front of the hotel attracting music lovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston and Hingham Steamboat Company
Nantasket Beach
Hotel Nantasket
Reeves’8 American Band
Plymouth Rock Excursion Steamer Delights Passengers
Daily the Plymouth Rock steamer captained by S G Martin ferries large groups of excursionists who praise the trips and crew care. Its main deck features an 80 soundproof sie room and passengers enjoy concerts by brass and string bands, cathedral gong chimes, and other musical novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth Rock
S. G. Martin
Winchester man suffers sunstroke and Lynn lawyer ill
Chas. Webster of Winchester lies dangerously ill from a sunstroke received last Friday. Hon. Oliver Warner, former secretary of state, lies dangerously ill at the residence of Henry RK. Valper on North Commons street in Lynn. Doctors pronounce pneumonia and no hopes of recovery are held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Webster
Winchester
Oliver Warner
Henry RK. Valper
North Commons Street
Lynn
Westmont Trots for Chicago record at Homewood track
Westmont failed to match his Chicago record of 2 0 1 2 as he paced the mile at Homewood in 2 0 2 . Firebrand and Peter Johnson teamed in the sulky while Westmont cut himself in six places earlier in the trials. Beacons Park races feature William G and Winnie Wick winning heats in 2 2 6 and 2 2 4 respectively, with Abdallah Boy and Lady Leah among notable performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Homewood
Westmont
Peter, V. Johnson
Firebrand
Chicago
Harr Wilkes
Saan Ccuy En
Bony Paiva Saccaas
Cenecs
Cates
Warrot
Ncisine
Beacon Park
William G
Winnie Wick
Winniers
G. G
B. m. Lotta
B. S. Artillery
B. m. Tinnle B
B. m. Blanche Douglas
Bik
M. Inez
B. m. Hilda
G. m. Ladly Gibney
Loita
Artillery
Tinnie B
Jacob Bowen
Lotta
Roats Sc
Wh. m. Lady Leah
Lady Leah
Champion
Wick
Lah
Troblesome
Leah
Troublesome
Argonaut
Jack Bowen
Abdallah Boy
A.J. Feek
Doble
B. Mn
J. Ramsey
H. Dustin
Br. S
Jeiewed
G . H. Sargent
Regatta Delays Mark Salem Bay Yacht Club Championship
The Salem Bay Yacht Club announces repeated postponements for its first championship regatta due to weather. The Oregon House Regatta at Hull offers $135 in cash prizes across four classes with different yacht specs and waterline measurements. Courses vary by class with detailed buoy and island waypoints, and entries close Friday July 25, 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull Yacht Club
Beverly Yacht Club
Monument Beach
Eastern Yacht Club
Salem Bay Yacht Club
Oregon House
Hull
Seal Rocks
Sheep Island
Jack Knife Lodge
Sheep ‘Island
Downer Landing
Bumkin Island
Strawberry Hill
Judges Boat
Judge’s
Steamboat Barrel
Yellow Barrel
H. Y.C
Quincy Great Hill
Cleverly’s
Pettick
Tod. F. Brown
Congress Street
Z. T. Harring
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Washington St
Nm Post
Advan
Agn Aoe
Ae P. Moohee
of New York
Thomas A. Hendricks
Indiana
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Western Union
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Bankers’ ‘and Merchants
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Messrs
Garrett, Mackay, Bennett
D. H. Bates
G. S. Mott
Bankers’ and Merchants
Mackay-Bennett
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe Railroad
Texas
Western Union Company
Rlot
Naval Matters
NEW England Notes
Greely Expedition
the Relief Party
Hare Island
Wastenholme Island
Congress
Greely Party
the News AT
Nichols
Lincoln
Emory
Associated Press
WAR Department
Signal Service
Evening Telegram
Ellesmere Land
Bierderback
Cisco
Sergt. Ellison
Goehaven
St. Jenans
Anchorage
Commissariat
Mr. Rice
Bad Creek
Dr. Pavey
Esquimaux
Rice’s Strait
Cape Lincoln
Tank Island
James Thompson
Vernon’s
Lanesville
Gotham Gleanings
State House
Graves
York
Hingham
Beacon Hill
Keifer
Cromwell
Maine
Local Politics
Hansas Republicans
City Hall
Harris
Michael Meehan
Col
Arnold A. Rand
Green
Common Council
Supreme Court
Board of Assessors
L. Foster Morse
Benjamin Cushing
Board of
Entertainment Notes
Plymouth Hock
Beacon Park— Yachts and Yachtsmen
Eic
W.G. Nedbury
G. G. William
A. J. Buneling
D. M
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W.S. Brooks
W. B. Smith
B. m. Tinnie
A. Johnson
M. Blanche Douglas
W. C. Trimble
C.D. Palmer
B.m. Allds
Bostons
Buffinton
Hackett
Miller
Sweeny
A.B. Hines
Farrell
D. A. Hornung
Buliot ST Vassscasess
Morrill
Manning
Builinton
Crowley
Wise
Buftinton
Nava
Decker
Buffalo
Detroit
St. Louis
Burke
Ed Brennan
e.Whitehead
Catanen Dicceeee
Boston Unions
Wischestees
Boyle
Shaffer
Cattanach
Crane
Sullivan
Quinn
Bob Cleveland
Lawrence
Holyoke
Lydd. ci cccaPesce
Metropolitan
Athletic
Louisville
C.e
Allegheny
Alegheny
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Keystone Unions
Cincinnati Unions
Teystone
Keystone
National
Cccc
Scuare
Gene
Alice Ee Ces
Boston Weekly Post
London Daily News
Admiral Hewitt
Abyssinia
Adowa
Azores
Pall Mall Gazette
Madrid
Portugal
America
American, British and Continental Cable Company
St. Michaels
American
British and Continental Company
Alderman Hadley
C. H. Graves & Sons
John C. Price
Insurance Agency
Kilby Street
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