Steamer Holland Seized Passengers After Theft Accusations
The Holland from London to New York returned six cattlemen to police over claims of stealing nine dozen beer bottles and a tobacco case from the ship. Accused are Carl Sigel German John Delman Martin Daly Baugher John Williams and Edward Day. A fire in the forward hold caused three hours of firefighting after rags ignited in the hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Holland
National Line
London
Carl Sigel
John Delman
Martin Daly
Jersey City
Award Baugher
New York City
John Williams
Edward Day
Thomas Foote
Care of Young Babies in Hot Weather
A young mother asks about infant care in heat. Advice covers room warmth, sponge baths at night, frequent water, cooled ice in linen for feverish gums, and Lactated Food for nursing mothers and infants. The piece cites medical endorsements and warns improper feeding risks to growth and health during summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EK. Guernsey
The
New York Medical Times
New York
A.P. Grinnell
Woman's Medical College of New York Infirmary
New York Post-Graduate Medical School
Wells, Richardson
Burlington
Malley Brother Killed in Colorado Ride
Information from Aspen Col shows Dr Edward G Malley of Wilkes Barre Penn was thrown from a horse and killed. He was one of two brothers once charged with the Savin Rock murder of Jennie Cramer near New Haven Conn years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malley
New York
Edward G. Malley
Wilkesbarre
Penn
Aspen Col
Dr. Malley
Rothers
Savin Rock
New Haven
Conn
Jennie Cramer
Eastport
New Bedford
Malley Brothers
Collenton
Iowa
Manchester
Weather and notes from The City and region pages
A dense page listing weather in New England and eastern New York plus notes from Tremont Temple the Y M C A and others. It notes the escape Cuban Edward Smith arrested in Portland and mentions horticultural awards and G A R encampment arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jair
Dr. MacArthur
New York
Tremont Temple
Page
William Shaw
Young Men's Christian Association
Edward
Smith
Portland
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
A. K. Tilden
American Canoeing Association
North Shore
Brookline
Count Schwabe
Charles C. Hildreth
Franklin Park
Boston
Late ship news from New York harbor
Arrivals include barks Edward Kidder, Pisagua, Anies, Galatola, Osmond O'Brien and brig Sarah Wallace from St John NB, plus schooners L.8 Hatch and 8 L. Crocker. Steamers Werkindam bound for Amsterdam and other ships listed. July 20 arrivals and sailings include Umbria for New York from Queenstown and Kansas from Liverpool.
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New York
Edward Kidder
Pisagua
Anies
Galatola
Osmond O'Brien
Boston
Sarah Wallace
St. John
N. B
Hatch
L. Crocker
Salmon Washburn
Taunton
Hattie Perry
Hastings
New Bedford
Onward
Nantucket
Oakwoods
Narragansett Pier
Werkindam
Amsterdam
Nederland
Antwerp
N. Ls
J. N. Hlawlen
Memerara
Sarmiento
Portland
Lexves
Umbria
Queenstown
Kansas
Liverpool
Stormers
la Bretagne
Lizard
Sprvia
War in Salvador and Guatemalan Revolt Rumors
Reports from El Universal describe a battle near San Salvador where Guatemalans were defeated with heavy losses amid a 9,000-strong force under General Barrundia. Telegrams claim Salvadorians captured Guatemalan artillery and hint at Barillas considering resignation, with an anticipated revolt standard to be raised in Guatemala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guatemala
City of
Mexico
el Universal
San Salvador
Barrundia
Oaxaca
Barillas
BISMARCK SAYS HE HAS NO DESIRE TO RETURN TO OFFICE
In an interview Prince Bismarck declares he is too old to handle state cares and has no wish to resume office. He adds that if he visits England in September it will be to go to a seaside resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Derspen
the Nachrichten
Prince Bismarck
England
Americans Honor New York Independent Schuetzen Corps in Neustadt
Immense crowd witnessed a daylong procession in Neustadt Bavaria in honor of the New York Independent Schuetzen Corps. The march was led by the mounted riflemen and the Neustadt Rifles band with strong applause for the visiting Americans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bavaria
Neustadt
New York
Schuetzen Corps
Neustadt Rifles
Osman Digna at Omdurman and troops return to Toker
Osman Digna is reported to be at Omdurman with followers returning to Toker. He is said to have lost 400 men to famine and sickness. In Frankfurt a Dresden syndicate secured a concession to light 168 Saxon towns with electric lights. In London the French government bought the Gifford gun rights and Colt bought American rights for 20 000 pounds.
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Cairo
Osman Digna
Omdurman
Toker
Osman
Frankfort
Dresden
Saxony
London
Messrs. Colt
Horrible axoricide on Mary's Island shocks Collenton County
Report from Marys Island details a brutal case involving Paddy Grant, his wife Phabe, and a suspected third party. The wife died from severe burns after an alleged kerosene lamp explosion, with Grant later killing himself. Police suspect foul play involving kerosene and arson. The incident sparked a manhunt and questions about Grant's statements.
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Collenton
Mary’s Island
Paddy Grant
Phabe
Grant
Prediction of settlement in New Bedford strike tomorrow
The strike at Hathaway Soule Harrington factory in New Bedford is seen as near settlement by Tuesday next with organizer J. Moulton due tonight to press for accord. Union members report replacements told their services would end Saturday, sparking confidence among strikers and hopes of redress.
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New Bedford
Boot and Shoe Workers’ International Union
Hathaway, Soule & Harrington Corporation
Moulton
International Union
North Easton
Hathaway, Soule & Harrington
New York
Garside
Bakers’ Union No. 64
Forester Hall
Bakers’ Journal
National Union
Union 64
Freiht Handlers
Greystone Hall
District Assembly
Fox
Chauncy Street
Amalgamated Building ‘Trades Council
Pythian Hall
Brotherhood of Carpenters
The
Marble Cutters’ Union
Painters and Decorators’ Union
Building Laborers’ Union
Painters and Decorators
L. G. Newman
Carpenters
N. Finley
Plasterers
John S. Wall
Marble Cutters
P.seccon
Amalgamated Carpenters
Charles Weiber
Pauper Hangers
A. J. Donovan
Messrs
Lavor
Brotherhood of
Baseball Players
Assembly
Gas House
Hanover Street
Jack Makers’ Protective Union
United States
Canada
Eagle Hall
Oak Island
Blatchford Hall
Hall
I. Lynch
Thomas Lynch
C. Birney
W. T. Hogan
J.J. Tiernan
Clothing Trade
Harrison Avenue
Murder on a Cincinnati, Jackson & Mackinaw engine shocks Van Wert
In Van Wert Ohio on July 20 Engineer Vandeventer of the Cincinnati Jackson and Mackinaw was killed on his engine. Fireman Sam Roadhouse was fatally or gravely wounded and has been arrested for the crime. Detectives say Vandeventer and Roadhouse argued for days and the hammer may have caused the fatal injuries. Blair Mock is sought. he swore to kill Vandeventer and testified against him in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartrorp
Conn
The
Brotherhood of Railroad Firemen
Allyn Hall
Central Hall
United States
Republic of Brazil
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
P. H. Morrissey
Galesburg
Lll
Hartford
L. PV. Bristol
Bridgeport
Brotherhood
J. O'Rourke
Boston
James Daily
Boyd Tomkins
Christ Church
Dwight
Ile
Morrissey
Lew Peorg
Iife
Oneonta
N. Y
Coffin
Fort Dodge
Henry
Robinson
William S. Stevenson
Housatonic Railroad
Lucius Tuttle
Consolidated System
M. Shepard
Consolidated Road
L. B. Nickerson
Blair Mock
Vandeventer
Mack
Notorious New York figure Charles L. Lawrence dies in obscurity
Immortalized as a chief conspirator behind a scheme that cost the U.S. government nearly $1.5 million Lawrence, once linked to the Noah family and the Americas Club, died last Tuesday at a West End Avenue residence. His career spanned journalism brokerage and politics before a flash of extradition drama over forged consignees and fake invoices tied to silk imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles L. Lawrence
United States
West End Avenue
Dew
London
Lazarus
Lawrence
Mordecai M. Noah
Noah
Sunday Times
The
Courier and Inquirer
Custom House
William M. Tweed
Americas Club
United States Secret Service
Canada
Secret Service
Etienne
France
Train Hurtles Into Handcar Kills Two Workers Near Eastport
A Long Island train struck a handcar near Eastport killing two section hands, William Hokie and Laurence Murska, late last night. The accident prompted investigators to examine operator signals and track conditions as officials reviewed safety procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
Longe Island
William Hokie
Laurence Murska
Yang-tse Sinks After Collision Off Saddle Island
The steamship Yang-tse, owned by Slemssen & Co., struck a reef near Saddle Island in the Bieshan group on June 13 while bound from Hong Kong to Shanghai with baled yarn opium and 100000 dollars in treasure. Captain Tenningsen, 28 passengers, and 78 crew survived with islanders aiding. the Oania rescued them. Mails and part of the cargo were lost. salvage efforts continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
China
Long Kong
Yokohama
Yang-ise
Saddle Island
Bieshan Group
Slemssen & Co
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Tenningsen
Extensive Machine Works Burned in Paterson New Jersey
Fire early this morning destroyed the extensive machine works of J. Todd in Paterson New Jersey with an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. The Todd works were a leading U S producer of hemp and rope machinery and the fire is believed incendiary. Insurance covers 75000 dollars.
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Paterson
N. J
J. ©. Todd
Todd Machine Works
United States
Mipuano
Ont
Jeffrey & Co
Emery Lumber Company
East Saginaw
Mich
Moore Lumber Company
Detroit, Jeffrey & Co
Lynn
William Brewer
Pearl Street
Cincinnati
Sherrodsville
Nasuva
N. H
Finnig
A. W. Blaine
Henry Plean
Alfred Ledoux
Blaine
Plean
Laxs Grovae
N.Y
D. W. Sherman
Glens Falls
Cyclone Strikes Pacific Junction Wrecks Stores
A cyclone hit Pacific Junction Iowa early yesterday causing heavy damage. A grocery and feed store were demolished and a passenger coach from the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line was blown from the track. A sleeping conductor on the coach died in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Burrs
Pacific Junction
Steamers Arrived in Atlantic Ports with Diverse Origins
A long list records ships arriving at Boston New York Philadelphia Liverpool Glasgow London Queenstown and Greenock from Hamburg Jamaica Havre Lisbon Genoa Para Montreal Toronto and other ports. Vessels include Lochmore Flamborough Normandie Slavonia Berg ot New York City of Richmond City of Rome Crown Prince Circassian Kaiser Italia Italia etc.
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Boston
Lochmore
Hamburg
Atoston
Colorado
Hull
Keng
Flamborough
Jamaica
Sey Tlla
Liverpool
Dana
Narunja
Cuba
Haltimore
Ede
London
New York
Rotterdam
City of Richmond
Slavonia
Normandie
Havre
Crown Prince
Alps
Port Spain
Eqiseren
bMaracoa
Richmond
Liver
Holland
Columbia
Genoa
State of Alabama
Glasgow
York
Berg
City
Mania
City of Rome
Liverool
Augustine
Para
Philadelphia
Hibernian
City of
Montreal
Bremen
Aller
Concordia
Waltivore
Greenock
Siberian
Boman
Koran
Isoston
Italia
Jay
Lake Nepigon
Martelio
Ott the Lizard
la Bretagne
Servia
Queenstown
Olio
Scilly Islands
Noordland
Hall Furniture and Hospitality Then and Now
A persuasive paragraph extols the hall as the heart of hospitality and argues that many houses fail guests for have inadequate hall furniture. It claims memory of first views is distinct and uses Hall Furniture as an emblem for furnishing choices and affordability at a leading furniture establishment praised as the world’s largest.
The Vanished Surplus The 1890 Treasury Outlook
The 1890 fiscal outlook shows a large accumulated surplus and potential gains from the silver bill. Windom’s Treasury plans assume $355 million in revenue plus postal gains, while deficits may erase the surplus. A heavy exposure to pensions and subsidies complicates the year’s balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WasuInction
Srecia
State of the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Post Office
Allison
Treasury Department
Windom
Wanamaker
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India
G. W. Simmons & Co
North Street
Title Insurance
State Street
Vicinity
Fredgrice C. Bowpiten
Chances S&s
Urien
Crocker
Qeorge A. Fisner
Winchan C. Williamson
Vaintas B. Saira
J. Monkais Mereuita
Rourri
Minot
Edes
Rozrent Gopmay
Moses Williams
Hasay W. Buaca
Hemas W. Ciarit Josefa S. Par
Jn Alex. F. Wapswo
Rey Ir
Tucker
Samson
Na'’’S Life Ins. CO
J.T. Phelps
State Agt
Dev
Army and Navy Gazette
Washington
SteerAu
Naval
William Swift
Washington Navy Yard
G. 8. White
Marine
Lewis H. Stone
New Hampshire
J. F. Urie
Wabash
Frank M. Russell
Yorktown
Monaries
W. 8. Chase
J. H.etherington
Henry H. Clark
Naval Academy
H. Osterhaus
Franklin
Pensacola
F. H. Grosby
Washington Yard
South
Wyoming
B. F. Spinney
Colorado Springs
Hallet R. Bolby
Malden
Senate
White House
Western Union Telegraph Company
Ohio
Cottage City
Brotherhood of Firemen
N.J
Jerome Brisebois
Cornell Mall
Fall River
Haverhill
N.H
H. Bernard Dee
Bridgeton
C. J. F. Peters
Congress
Togus
United States Treasury
Fall River Trades Council
Boycot
Fleischman’s Yeast
Saddie Island
New York Riflemen
Dublin
Order of Hibernians
Uruguay
New England
Omni
Trae
Albany
Buffalo
Dak
Rata Cheyenne
Chicago
el Paso
Tex
Helena
Mont
Jacksonville
Fla
Clonay Kansan City
Marquette
Midh
New Orleans
Salt Lake City
Oea
Wilmington
N.C
Salvador
Montevideo
BAD Stati
Berlin
Braun
America
Bessemer
Siegel
Turkey
Constantinople
Stampuloff
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Burnos Ayres
Order OF Hibernian
Densury
Armagh
MacNeece
Ireland
Beirave
Russia
Milan
Nathalie
Yang-tse
Cambridge
Main Street
Paine’s Furniture
Canal ST
S'isihe Depe
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