Secret anarchist paper found may trigger arrests in Chicago
Inspector Bonfield holds copies of a secret circular resembling the Revenge issued to anarchists. It urges immediate action to intimidate monopoly backers and avenge martyrs Spies Parsons Lingg Engel Fischer. Bonds for Chebowa and Chapok set at 5000 each. Hronek remains confined. Further arrests may follow to secure witnesses.
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Curcaco
Bonfield
Haymarket
Spies
Parsons
Lingg
Engel
Fischer
Chicago
Chebowa
Chapok
Senate confirms Fuller with 41-20 vote in party split
The Republican Senators split over Melville W. Fuller as 11 Republicans joined 37 Democrats in supporting confirmation. The final tally stood 41 for and 20 against with seven pairs, while 7 more paired affirmative and 7 paired negative. Debate centered on Fuller’s past speeches and opinions.
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Sprovat
Melville W. Fuller
Judge Edmunds
Fuller
Senate
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Cullom
Ilinois
Davis
Minnesota
Farwell
Illinois
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Maine
Hale
Jones
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Senator Evarts
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Hoar
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Sherman
Stockbridge
Ruin and desolation as flood washes out Iwo cemeteries
News from Wheeling West Virginia reports devastating flood damage east of the city from Elm Grove to West Alexander. Bridges are destroyed many homes flooded and several fatalities including a sheriff. Losses run into hundreds of thousands with dozens missing or drowned.
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Wueeuine
W. Va
Elm Grove
Alexandria
Pittsburg
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pennsylvania State Line
Wheeling Creek
Main Street
Daniel Richie
Eddie Hathaway
Herman Stenzel
Caldwell Run
Barbara Stenzel
Herman
Annie Wingard
Miltonsburg
Stenzel
Alice “Winard
Annie
Thomas Hawley
John Hohman
Jane Flay
Alice
Belle
Johnson
Clinton
Alice Wingard
Triadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Wheeling Natural Gas Company
The
Natural Gas Company of
West Virginia
W. Chambers & Co
Elm Grove Coal Works
Kimmins & Hutchinson
P. Co
St. L. Railroad
Wheeling & Elim Grove Railroad
H. ©. Hunter
Triadelphia Brick Manufacturers
Frew & Bertschy
McCoy
West Alexander
Penn
Western Union Telegrap Company
Ohio County
Jane Fay
William Gaston
Caulbell
Bowman
Clineton
Marshall County
Annulment of Edigon patent system sought in Canadian office
Proceedings seek cancellation of the Edi gon electric lighting patents. Page 1. City weather shows local rains then fair. Page 1. Reports of heavy rain lasting twelve minutes. Page 8. Anniversary notice for Jennie Collins death. Page 8. Malicious boiler explosion attempt at Rialto building. Page 8. Dorchester district to have thirty police signal boxes. Page 8. Judge Knowlton issues injunction restraining city treasurer from paying back bills by Boston councilmen. Page A. Boston runaways Dimock and Williams still in Philadelphia. Page A warrant issued for Flaherty the South Boston policeman accused of drunken assault. Page 8. Special aldermen meeting to discuss courthouse loan. Pagels notes on pastoral production of A Midsummer Night's Dream at Manchester-by-the-Sea. Page 8. Massachusetts Humane Society annual report issued. Page 8. Body of John Curran found in a South Boston vacant lot. Page 2.
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Jennie Collins
Rialto
Dorchester
Knowlton
Boston
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Massachusetts Humane Society
John Curran
South Boston
Weather Indications For Northeast States July Rain and Warmer
Washeton July 20 indications show thirty six hours of local rains across Maine New Hampshire Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut with stationary temperatures followed by fair and slightly warmer conditions and variable winds. Vermont and eastern New York expect fair weather with coast rains receding later and warmer temperatures with variable winds.
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Washeton
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Vermont
New York
Forepaughs Circus Attachements Filed In Maine
Forepaughs circus faced two attachments in Br0p ford Maine as Sheriff Goldthwaite seized assets to cover claims. One suit accuses an advertising agent of breaching a contract with J R Libbey to place ads on blankets. The other, for 450 dollars, filed by Charles M Bradbury, alleges he was bilked by a ticket seller and ejected after objecting.
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Galfer
Harrison Passes a Quiet Day at Home
In Indianapolis on July 20 General Harrison enjoyed a quiet day at his residence. He walked for an hour in the morning, spent the rest of the morning on correspondence and receiving occasional visitors, and rested through the afternoon and evening. His health was not in question, according to Mrs Harrigon.
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Harrison
Indianapolis
Parnell Urgent Whip Over Speaker Libel in Commons
In the House of Commons Lord Randolph Churchill demanded Conybeare’s suspension after he admitted authorship of a Star letter denouncing the Speakers actions on Bann drainage debate. The House backed the motion, suspending Conybeare for one month, with votes 245 to 168 and 229 to 152 on related measures.
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House of Commons
Randolph Churchill
Conybeare
The
Star
Lord Randolph Churchill
Gladstone
Labouchere
Sexton
W. H. Smith
Mr. Conybeare
House
Chamberlain
Smith
Walter H. James
Times
John Morley
the Star
Tie
Parnell
London
Wanted by the Czar in Kotrona Case Stirs Minnestoa
Duxfum Minnesota July 29 a year and a half after the murder of Kotrona district chief governor and two subordinates suspected officials of the district. Peter Neviska who landed in Duluth en route to Dakota is said to be an accessory and is wanted by the Russian government for testimony. He was detained by a Russian emissary and yesterday left with the agent for New York to sail for Russia.
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Duxfum
Minn
Kotrona
Peter Neviska
Duluth
Dakota
Neviska
New York
Russia
Ottawa move to annul Edison lighting patents in Canada
Ottawa July 20 Proceedings will be started in the patent office next September to annul the Edison system patents for non compliance with the patent act. Petitioners are Thomson Houston Electric Company of Boston with agencies in the Dominion and the Royal Electric Company of Canada. Counsel Mr R D McGiphon believes the merits may be obviated by the English courts recent decision canceling Edison patents in Great Britain which will influence Canada.
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Edison
Ottawa
Ont
Patent Office
Canada
Thomson-Houston Electric Company of
Boston
Dominion
Royal Electric Company of Canada
R.D. McGiphon
Great Britain
The Mandeville Inquest At Mitchelstown
Dr James Ridley the medical officer at Tullamore jail who attended Mr Mandeville in custody was subpoenaed to testify at Mitchelstown. He prepared a statement on prison treatment of O Brien and Mandeville which police seized. The inquest resumes with calls for adjournment to present that evidence.
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Ridley
Messrs
O’brien
Mandeville
Prisons Board
Ronayne
Tullamore Feu
Maritime Movement Echoes Across Atlantic Ports
A dense list of vessels and routes dated July 16 to July 20 shows ships entering and departing major ports. Names include Sjonia from Baracoa, Adriatic from Liverpool, Belgenland for Antwerp, and Ixia from New Orleans, among others, with origins ranging from New York and Montreal to Port Antonio and St Johns.
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New York
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Baracoa
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Altonower
China
Adriatic
Liverpool
Saale
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Swinemunde
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Gils
St Johns
Copenhagen
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Scilly
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London
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Antwerp
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Craigton
New Orleans
Aller
Deal
Thornhill
St Simon’s
West Hartlepool
Havre
Dupuy de Lome
New Oreans
Wyoming
Celtic
Amsterdam
Schiedam
Emperors Welcome Kiss On Cronstadt Dock
On Cronstadt harbor the German Emperor William and the Russian Czar met aboard ships as Emperor William kissed and embraced the Russian ruler many times. Grand Duke Alexis and multiple officials witnessed the scene near the Hohenzollern and Alexandra.
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Hohenzollern
Emperor William
Enterprise
Alexis
Warml
Willian
Prince Henry
Alexandra
M. de Giers
General von Schweinitz
von Viaume
Reception to Carnot in Grenoble Attended by Clergy
President Carnot arrived in Grenoble and was greeted by an enthusiastic crowd. A deputation of leading clergymen met him, introduced by Mer. Fava, as Carnot spoke of a government of conciliation and mutual respect for all ideas.
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House of Commons
Carnot
Grenoble
Mandeville
Paris
Mer. Fava
M. Carnot
Humbert Pardons Cipriani After Egypt Killing
Romer July 20_newspaper reports King Humbert pardoned Socialist leader Cipriani who was sentenced to twenty years for killing a man in an Egypt brawl. Cipriani had been elected to the Chamber of Deputies in protest against the sentence. Government forced socialists to halt agitation to obtain the pardon. Berry July 20_Prince Bismarck gave a note to Russian ambassador Schouvaloff preferring treaty rights while acknowledging Russia's claims in Bulgaria. Paris July 20_General Boulanger's doctors say he may go out when weather permits. ex-prime minister Duclerie is dying.
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Peterhof
William Converse
M. de Giers
Herbert Bismarck
Emperor William
William
Vladimir
Prince Henry
Count Herbert Bismarck
St. Petersburg
Alexandra
Novoe Vremya
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Czar
Peter and Paul
Czarina
Henry
Russia
Berlin
Prince Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Ferdinand
Romer
Humbert
Cipriani
Egypt
Chamber of Deputies
Berry
Prince Bismarck
Count Schouvaloff
Release and rearrest of Burlington dynamite conspirator
J A Bauereisa was freed on $5000 bond, then rearrested on a conspiracy charge and bonded again for a July 25 hearing in Aurora. Engineer Gelding also bailed then arrested. Burlington strikers oppose terms, predicting a favorable compromise only if the strike ends, arguing crop season will affect Burlington's ability to ship east.
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Aurora
Ge ‘Ing
Burlington Road
Burlington
New York Legislature Ends Extra Session Amid Protests
Albany July 20 The Assembly passed Judge Yates prison reform bill 114 to 2 with Democrats protesting. Senate backed it, voting 19 to 2. Efforts to broaden language to cover reformatories and jails were rejected. Legislation also approved library funding and a revised New York aqueduct commission proposal. The Governor's census and constitutional convention recommendations were ignored.
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Assembly
Yates
Senate
Coggeshall
Senator Fassett
Elmira Reformatory
Worth
Brooklyn
Laughlin
Erie
New York Aqueduct Commission
Murphy
Fassett
Washington
Hunt
Horatio Seymour
Executive Committee Named by National Democratic Clubs
Chauncey F. Black announces an eight member executive committee with representatives from Nebraska Wisconsin Minnesota Maryland West Virginia New York Massachusetts and the District of Columbia. Ex officio members include Black Whitney and Lambert. A first meeting is set for August 2 at the Young Men’s Democratic Club headquarters in New York’s Hoffman House to map the campaign plan.
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York
Penn
Chauncey F. Black
National Association of Democratic Clubs
Charles Ogden
Nebraska
Bradley G. Bcney
Wisconsin
A. T. Ankeny
Minnesota
H. W. Rusk
Maryland
J. N. Camden
West Virginia
R. G. Monroe
New York
H. N. Collison
Massachusetts
Lawrence Gardiner
District of Columbia
Chauncey
F. Black
Pennsylvania
E. B. Whitney
George H. Lambert
New Jersey
Young Men’s Democratic Club of
Hoffman House
Associated Clubs
Baltimore forger arrested in Montreal city
Montreal police arrested CG White, tied to forging checks for Baltimore employer W. C. Foster. Found at New York House from Chicago, $10 on him, carried a letter threatening self harm and indicating intent to return to Baltimore for extradition. White admitted forging Foster’s name and offered no resistance to extradition.
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Monttreal
Que
Montreal
White
W. C. Foster
New York House
Chicago
Mr. Foster
Senate confirms a batch of judicial nominees across states
The Senate on July 20 confirmed Hugh W. Weir as chief justice of Idaho's Supreme Court, Roderick Rose as associate justice in Dakota, H. Berry as associate justice in Idaho, J. W. Ju as associate justice in Utah, J. H. Keatly as United States judge for Alaska, Elliott Sanford as chief justice in Utah, and Colonel Thomas L. Casey to be chief of engineers with rank of Brigadier general.
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Washington
Hugh W. Weir
Pennsylvania
Supreme Court of Idaho
Roderick Rose
Dakota
H. Berry
Minnesota
Idaho
J. W. Ju
Tennessee
Utah
J. H. Keatly
Iowa
United States
Alaska
Elliott Sandford
New York
Thomas L. Casey
National Teachers Association elects officers in San Francisco
The National Teachers Association elected officers for the coming year in San Francisco. A. P. Marble of Worcester Massachusetts was chosen president James H Canfield of Lawrence Kansas was named secretary and E B Hewitt of Normal Illinois was named treasurer. Vice presidents include W Sheldon of Massachusetts and F J Morgan of Rhode Island.
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National Teachers’ Association
San Francisco
A. P. Marble
Worcester
Mass
James H. Canfield
Lawrence
Kan
E B. Hewitt
Normal
W. Sheldon
Massachusetts
F. J. Morgan
Rhode Island
Governor's Day at South Framingham encampment reviewed
Governor Brackett and staff attended the Second Brigade drill review at South Framingham. Thousands of spectators watched the battalion on parade despite rain, with impressive volleys by the Fifth Regiment and praise for Colonel Bancroft’s command. A circulating arrest rumor was debunked by Captain Smith, confirming Sergeant William F. E. Smith left camp with a valid pass.
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Brackett
State Department
Bancroft
William FE. Smith
Eighth Regiment
FE. H. Smith
Lynn
South Framingham
Smith
Imported Minister Decree Brings $1000 Penalty Against Church
In New York the United States Circuit Court overruled the Church of the Holy Trinity demurrer in the importation case of Revial pole arr en from England to preach under contract. A $1000 full penalty plus costs will be entered against the church, with an appeal likely to the Supreme Court. Frank Bateman of Stevens's woollen mill at Haverhill was badly injured yesterday in a belt accident. doctors hope for his recovery.
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New York & New Haven Road
Banfield
Blaine
New York
United States Circuit Court
Wallace
Church of the Holy Trinity
Revial Pole
England
United States
United States Supreme Court
Frank Bateman
Stevens
Haverhill
Wholesale Grocers Seek Sugar Margin Relief and Tariff Change
A New York convention of wholesale grocers from many cities met to secure a small profit margin in sugar handling. The sugar trust managers offered limited concessions if non trust refiners agreed not to run at full capacity. Non trust refiners appeared willing, but overall results are elusive as refineries run at full capacity. Grocers urge tariff equalization on sugars as the likely remedy to benefit consumers and counter refiners power.
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Sugar Trust
Vote on the Mills bill faces aggregate amendments
Washington July 20 Republican leader Mr Reed said amendments to the tariff bill would be voted on collectively unless someone demanded a separate vote. Randall asked Sowden to pair and pledge a vote against the bill if present. Foran expected to abstain. The body of John H Brown, found dead at Maiden, to be exhumed for examination.
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Reed
Randall
Sowden
Foran
John H. Brown
Maiden
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