Ringing changes for a touring opera troupe in London
Del Puente may return but Sig Arditi may be unavailable due to Madrid duties. Muzio signs several engagements for Max Strakosch in the United States with Teresa Singer as principal and Petrovich the tenor. Storti and Castelmary are noted, Pantaleoni to join Mapleson, and Max Strakosch has arrived in London to finalize plans.
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Mile
Ambre
Lido
Sig. Arditi
Madrid
Sig. Muzio
Max Strakosch
United States
Bello
Pantaleoni
Strakosch
Mapleson
London
Taxation in Maine Tops Fivefold, Call for Courageous Chief Magistrate
The Bangor Commercial argues taxes in Maine have risen sharply over fifteen years. It urges voters to elect a Chief Magistrate with a proven record to lower total taxation and ease burdens. It links rising state and local levies to population decline and political discontent, blaming opponents of the Republican party and urging relief for entrepreneurs and citizens.
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Bangor Commercial
Maine
Republican Party
Minnesota Tribune Opposes Southern Representation at Convention
The Minnesota Tribune argues Southern states should not be represented by old voting rules in the Republican National Convention. It contends self appointed South delegates would neutralize Northern delegates and hinder fair nominations. The piece frames the issue as civil service reform era politics under President Hayes.
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Minnesota Tribune
Virginia
South Carolina
the Tribune
Hayes
Memphis Yellow Plague Spurs Desertion and Quarantine
The Memphis outbreak spreads rapidly with nearly forty new cases and several deaths. Business halts as citizens flee via all routes, retail merchants close, and a strict Mississippi-wide quarantine threatens regional commerce.
Weather Data Summary from Signal Corps Record
Fall Mean Daily Barometer 180. Fall Mean Daily Thermometer, Humidity, Maximum and Minimum Thermometer readings listed. Total Rainfall 0. SPM OPM ALSSP SR. Barometer and thermometers data attributed to B. M. Sergeant Signal Corps.
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OPM
Alssp SR
Bullaciuy
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Cesaris
B. M. Sergeant Signal Corps
Weather Report Signals Barometer Drop and Temperature Rise
Midnight reports show falling barometer and rising temperatures at most signal stations with fresh southerly winds. Readings include Portland 62, Boston 65, Burlington 71, Albany 67, Buffalo 74, Chicago 80, St. Louis 77, New Orleans 82, Jacksonville 50, Washington 73, New York 67.
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Burlington, Vt
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Chicago
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New Orleans
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Washington
New York
Fragmentary Trade Listings and Schedules from July Markets
A garbled OCR record shows fragmented mid 19th century market items with time slots and vendors in New York Philadelphia and Cincinnati. Entries include Boots and Shoes merchants Hawes Henshaw Wilmerding Hoguet Lippincott and Co. Real estate and horse trades plus dry goods and carpets. The date line mentions July 24 25 with scattered percentages and times morning and afternoon.
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H. Harris & Co
Henry & Hatch
New York
Charles C. Warren
Philadelphia
Samuel Bunting’s Sons, Carpets
Wilmerding, Hoguet
James H. Laws & Co
Cincinnati
R. L. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
Rhodes & Co
Hatch & Co
Moses Colman & Son
Ribbons
Wilmerding
Hoguet Dry Goods, &c
Philad
Drysoma
Wilmerding, Hoguet Nore Ana Co
Lippincott, Son & Co
A. M
Boots and Shoes
Johnson,Moody & Co
Jaly
A. E. Eaton
So York
Wilmerding, Hogue C
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
C. C. Warren
Memphis Yellow Fever Spreads as Deaths Rise in City
A Memphis dispatch reports nineteen new yellow fever cases and seven deaths since yesterday morning with the disease spreading. Fifteen more cases and two deaths were logged by noon as residents flee by steamboat and rail, banks suspend bills, and quarantines spread along the Louisville and Nashville and Memphis line. The Howard Association organizes for emergencies while papers halt and local merchants close.
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R. W. Mitchell
Memphis
National Board of Health
Davis
Board of Health
W. C. Coppenger
J. C. Harris
Charles Philmot
George Nail
Raja
Fred Bartliff
S. S. Moon
E. Lockard
Eva Woodrock
Wehsum
Lorenzi
City
Tom Kernan
Coahoma
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Order of United Workingmen
Knights of Honor
Stack Lee
fCoahoma
Willett and Brown
St. Louis
Louisville
Nashville
Charleston
Quarantine Decreed Across Rivers and Rails To South
Cincinnati declares quarantine against all South arriving steamships watercraft and trains. River station at Delhi nine miles below city and rail station three miles back of Covington enforce landings only from noninfected ships. St Louis imposes Memphis quarantine with officials to stop boats inspect passengers and disinfect. New York reports twelve yellow fever cases while warning refugees via railways remain the route. Washington to send 1,500 tents and rations for Memphis yellow fever victims. New Orleans investigates five suspected malaria cases. officials deem them non yellow fever. Nashville Board of Health orders Memphis quarantine statewide with rules to be enforced and expanded.
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Hernando Rood
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Jones A. Venne
W. C. Coppinger
Lowenstein Bros
Madison Street
G. W. Neill
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Beall Street
Frank
Joseph
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William Deutchlebar
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Nashville
Tenn
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Tennessee
Carmo
Ill
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St. Louis
Rochester Bi-centennial Prep Climax With Grand Parade
Wareham Mass July 21 The committee met for final preparations ahead of the Rochester Bi-centennial celebration tomorrow The procession forms on arrival of trains at Marion depot with a listed order including chief marshal aides bands guards officials clergy press and local representatives The graveyard program will feature music singing scripture reading and prayer followed by an address of the day
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Rioting at Fall River Mills Sparks Night of Violence
In Fall River Massachusetts on July 21 a disturbance erupted as women from Warren Rhode Island, plus local workers, clashed with police near Merchants mill. Rocks were thrown, a watchman injured, ten officers restored order, arrests none. Spinners arrived amid strike tensions. Narragansett mill resumed after shutdown. The Daily Record newspaper died, blamed on advertiser withdrawals amid dull business.
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The Deluded Negroes Refuges End In St Louis Relief Ends
In St Louis on July 21, authorities report the Western Sanitary Commission under James E Yeatman closed the Eagle foundry refuge for Black refugees from the South causing about a hundred to camp on the levee while more arrived. He says lack of funds ends temporary aid though exodus continues, with calls to inform potential emigrants there is no further relief. Other reports note British troop advances in Zululand, Cetewayo, and Cape Town despatches.
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Hostile Red Men Threaten Miles Forces
A New York despatch reports Gen Miles preparing to move on Sitting Bull’s followers with a six-gun battery and heavy ammunition from Rose Butte for Fort Peek. Western officers fear a clash as Sitting Bull’s chiefs push hostility while Miles readies border patrols.
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Rose Butte
Old Fort Peek
Miles
Rodman and Hotchkiss
Sitting Bull
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Washington
Wheat clique alleged to manipulate wheat market in Chicago
New York report states director W. E. McHenry suspended as wheat and provisions slump. Clique bought wheat at 85 cents, paid 1i cents storage, sold near $1, earning about 4 cents a bushel and profited from spring option trades. Chicago firms Fisher, Smith and Lightner, Rumsey Brothers, Dwight Gillett, Young, Baker are named as operators. The same group allegedly pushed a Western railroad stock bull movement, aided by crop prospects and crop information, prompting the price drop.
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New York
Chicago
W. E. McHenry
Board of Trade
Fisher & Co
Smith & Lightner
Rumsey Bros. & Co
Dwight Gillett
Wm. Young & Co
Baker & Co
City of Boston Tiny Vessel Arrives After 49 Day Voyage
Provincetown reports Capt Van Cott in the small boat City of Boston landing at 3 PM between Stations 6 and 7 after a grueling forty nine day voyage. He sailed from Wellfleet to Highland Light then toward Race Point en route to a gatta port expected tomorrow. cargo includes umbrella flag water jug bailer and rag bindings for blistered hands. He is in good health despite rough seas and shore landings.
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Provincetown
Mass
Wellfleet
Highland Light
Race Point
Cape
German opening feast at Scheutzen Park with statue unveiling
In New York fifty thousand Germans attended a weeklong opening feast at Scheutzen Park. The event featured twenty bands and a Germania statue ceremony after speeches. John Costello, a Stock Exchange runner, was fatally beaten allegedly by Frank Slavin who has since disappeared. The constitutional convention passed the debt ordinance, Annie Evans was discharged from arson charges, and twenty six Brooklyn liquor dealers were arrested for Sunday Excise law violations.
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New York
Scheutzen Park
John Costello
Stock Exchange
Frank Slavin
Washington Street
Slavin
Yeas
Annie Evans
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Strikes at St Louis Rail Yard Workforce Demand Higher Wages
In East St. Louis between two and three hundred railroad laborers, warehouse men and freight house hands, walked out seeking wages beyond their daily dollar. Some lines halted entirely while others paused and threatened further action if demands are not met. Cooper strike results saw bosses raise pay by two to three cents per barrel.
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East St. Louis
Indianapolis
Cairo
Coopers
Base Ball Yesterday for Plymouth County Title
In Brockton Massachusetts King Phillips of Rockland led the 6 Brocktons to a 5 win over Plymouth county rivals in a tight championship game. Other results included Cincinnati 10 Troys 0 Cleveland 9 Clevelands 0 Springfield 5 Jersey City 4 in 11 innings Rochester 7 Holyokes 1, and a rain halted Providence vs Chicago at six innings in Chicago. Buffalo 3 Stars 1.
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Plymouth County
King Phillips
Rockland
Brocktons
Cincinnati
Troys
Cleveland
Bostons
Clevelands
Jersey City
Springfields
Rochester
N. Y
Hop Bitters
Holyokes
Chicago
Providence
Mass meeting for eight hour movement draws small crowd
Baltimore on July 21 reports a grand labor mass meeting on Monument Square aimed at supporting the eight hour movement drew fewer than 200 people, with over half of them unsympathetic spectators.
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Baltimoore, Md
Monument Square
Drury
New York
Railroads win access across Buffalo city for new tracks
The Buffalo Common Council grants a right of way to the New York Central and Hudson River Railroads to lay tracks across the city to connect passenger traffic. The East Buffalo passenger depot will be abolished and the existing depot extended within the city.
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BufraLto
N. Y
Common Council
New York Central
Hudson River
East Buffalo
Meeting Names Jerome Napoleon Head of Bonapartists
London observers report a Saturday gathering of Bonapartists, senators, and deputies at M Rouher's residence to decide policy after Prince Jerome Napoleon's death. Ferdinand Barrot presided, Jerome was proclaimed head of the Bonaparte family with two dissenters, while Rouher Cassagnac opponents.
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London
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Rouher Nor
Cassagnac
Ferdinand Barrot
M. Cazeaux
Baron de Mackan
Jerome Napoleon
Bonaparte
Barrot
Joachim Murat
Jerome
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Rouher
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Pays
Gen. Dubareil
Republic
Nova Scotian Ship St Bernards Lost Off Belgian Coast
A Nova Scotian vessel named St Bernards, captained by Burns, sank off the Belgian coast with seven men drowned including the captain and pilot. The survivors reached Flushing, while the ship had been en route from New York to Antwerp and was last spoken near latitude 47.35 north, longitude 36.15 west. Built in 1857, 1565 tons, owned by W. D. Lovitt of Yarmouth.
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Belgium
St. Bernards
Burns
New York
Antwerp
Falmouth
England
N. Belleveau
Belleveau’s Cove
W. D. Lovitt
Yarmouth
N. 8
Remarkable American Riflemen Triumph in Wimbledon Events
London July 21 American marksmen shine at Wimbledon in Albert prize events. Milton Farrow tops the 200 yards with a perfect score and ties Fenton at 600 yards. Farrow leads overall after 200 and 600 yards. Hyde and others claim prizes in various stages and contests.
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London
Wimbledon
Milton Farrow
Col. Fenton
Lancashire
Farrow
Fenton
Mr. Rigby
Irish Rifle Association
Curtis & Harvey
Frank Hyde
Hyde
Lieut. Cruit
Col. Gibson
Messrs
Wrecked Virginia Steamer City of Virginia Cargo To Be Salvaged
Halifax reports H M S Griffin arrived from Sable Island with news of the wreck City of Virginia. Captain Moodie will stay to save cargo as water fills the hold and surf hinders loading. A schooner stole cabin furniture including a piano and mirror. Gloucester origin suspected. Three divers head to recover cargo. passengers and crew to sail to Liverpool aboard the Hibernian.
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Halifax
N.S
H. M.S. Griffin
Sable Island
Moodie
City of Virginia
Virginia
Griffin
Liverpool
Mexican conspiracies spread to Vera Cruz and Campeche
City of Mexico July 15 via Havana a surge of Senators and Deputies urge an extra Congress session to address the Vera Cruz attempted revolution. Conspiracy reaches Campeche with Joachin Boranda former Campeche governor and other leaders brought to Mexico City for trial. Diaz acts firmly, Spaniards exiled for plotting, no yellow fever cases reported nationwide.
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Havana
Permanent Commission
Congress
Vera Cruz
Campechy
Joachin Boranda
Lerdo
Diaz
Mexico
GANG OF FORGERS IN ENGLAND DISCLOSED AT LONDON TERMINUS
A portmanteau found at Euston square railway terminus was opened by police and its contents show a long-running forgery ring operating here and abroad. The gang includes Am brose Fortescue and William Baughan, recently jailed for attempting an altered Bank of England check.
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London
Euston Square
Ambrose Fortescue
William Baughan
Bank of England
Stamps Placed on Opium Packages by Customs
Circular from Acting Secretary French requires customs collectors to stamp opium prepared for smoking with a special seal. Stamp must break on opening, include date, official’s name, vessel, importer, and port. Stamps supplied by the department. monthly port reports to track usage. Effective August 1.
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French
New Hampshire Press Association excursion closes at Isles of Shoals
The New Hampshire Press Association spent the day at the Isles of Shoals after visiting Rye Beach and Little Boar's Head. Ex-Guy, Cheny, and Straw hosted at Straw's Point with guests from Cambridge and Boston. Resolutions thanked railroads, Rockingham House of Portsmouth, Wentworth of Newcastle, Farragut at Rye, and Oceanic at the Shoals for courtesies.
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N. H
New Hampshire Press Association
Isles of Shoals
Rye Beach
Little Boar’s Head
Cheny
Straw
Straw’s Point
H. O. Houghton
Cambridge
C. W. Slack
Boston Commonwealth
George A. Marden
C. M. Langley
Lowell
Concord
Boston
Montreal
Rockingham House
Wentworth
Newcastle
Farragut
Rye
Oceanic
Shoals
Drownings Reported in Passaic River and Surf
New York reports George W. Rogers of Newark drowned when a sailboat capsized in the Passaic river, with four companions narrowly escaping. Richard Gray, a Long Branch coachman, drowned while bathing after drinking. New Haven notes German John Heinisch drowned at the Cedars while bathing. he was a carriagemaker who had recently come from Chicago working for A. P. Kimball. body recovered later.
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New York
George W. Rogers
Newark
Passaic River
Richard Gray
Long Branch
New Haven
Conn
John Heinisch
the Cedars
Chicago
A. P. Kimball
Prize Declamation Honors Colby Juniors in Waterville
In Waterville Maine the Colby University junior class prize declamation was held tonight at the Baptist Church before a large audience. Tomorrow the Board of Trustees meets and the literary society anniversary features an oration by Rev. G W Simpson former president of Columbia and a poem by Hon Charles Thurber of Brooklyn.
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Waterville
Colby University
Baptist Church
Board of Trustees
G. W. Simpson
D. D
Columbia University
Chas. Thurber
Brooklyn
Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise to sail to St John
The Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise will depart Quebec for St John on August 5 after a drawing room in St. Joan N B. A Reception Committee meeting discussed a possible procession with Orangemen indicating a turnout, but no decision yet.
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Free Fight At Smyser's Grove Ends In Death
In a Sunday free fight five miles from Louisville John Hughes colored was killed and several others badly injured. The disturbance began when roughs attempted to seize a street car, injuring John Milton, the road president, while he defended property.
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Saloon Knife Fight Kills Player Near Covington
In a saloon three miles south of Covington Kentucky last night James Deadman and Louis Hazel argued during a game. Hazel stabbed Deadman twice in the neck and breast, killing him instantly.
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Ex Tax Collector Rynalden Arrested for Embezzlement
North Adams Massachusetts July 21 Ex Tax Collector Rynalden was arrested for embezzlement during 1876 1877 and 1878 while in office totaling 100000 The preliminary examination occurs tomorrow
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Rynalden
Local deaths and accidents in scattered reports
Geo W Hinman a 75 year old merchant died by his own hand at J Julius Jocks house Courtright Ontario in aberration of mind two meetings burned Monday Jock fatally injured In Kentucky Frank Smith shot in an ambush at a Keysbury barn dance the killer a supposed negro Phillip Miller killed himself at his sons farm near Cha teaugay New York Coroner Belleau returned from Point aux Trembles after an inquest on two bodies from a yacht ing accident no more bodies recovered Twenty boats near the scene as the illfated yacht was found Louis Gauvin body clinging to a rope Two boilers exploded at Central Pacific shops in Sacramento destroying boiler house pieces of boilers damaged adjacent shops J M Keys fireman killed and several injured
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Courtright
Ont
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Keysbury
Toda County
Kentucky
Frank Smith
Phillip Miller
Chateaugay
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Distress signals from brig Axban seen at sea near Havana
Brig L T Munson, en route from Cardenas to New York, reported sighting the brig Axban in distress at lat 72 deg 79 deg 50 min. Axban’s crew of captain and three men ill with yellow fever. one crewman had died the day before and the former captain had died in Havana. Navigator taken aboard Axban.
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Child of Charles Coffin Dies After Fall in Portland
A little child of Charles Coffin of Portland died a few hours after a stairs fall that caused fatal injuries on Friday. News from Eliot Neck notes diphtheria closures and subsidence. Other items include a Bangor man’s skull fracture at Milo, a missing schooner body found in the Kennebec, a Lewiston silk robbery, and federal granite valuation at Dix Island.
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New Hampshire Coroner Appointed. Local News Highlights
Ira Banfield of Wolfeboro is appointed coroner of Carroll county. Hinsdale tops Springfield in Walpole baseball 11 to 1. True W Longee of Laconia dies at about fifty, likely apoplexy. Capt Joseph Ackerman of Nashua dies after accidental self shot. An 11 year old boy in Portsmouth fractures collar bone. Unitarian Grove meeting opens at Weirs with strong attendance. Whitefield to Jefferson railroad boosts summer hotels. 193 arrivals at Waumbek Hotel on the 18th and 19th. A Dunbarton horse that was bitten by a mad dog last May was shot after going mad again. Canterbury history committee named. Mrs Hannah Merrill of Newburyport injures arm and ribs drawing water. 3,000,000 feet of logs pass Wells River narrows. 150 men work the drive.
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Nashua
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Waumbek
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Canterbury
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Newburyport
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Rutland Railroad Stockholders Meet July 31 1880 Rutland
The Rutland Railroad Company will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the president's office in Rutland on July 31 1880. Directors for the ensuing year will be elected and any other business may be transacted.
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Salisbury Beach Railroad Opens With Large Crowds
The Salisbury Beach Railroad began service on Monday drawing big crowds. The item notes a bustling start and strong patronage across the new coastal route.
Wide fire sweep hits multiple towns injuring none reported
A morning blaze in Oneida, Utica region destroys nine buildings including Joseph Roberts knitting mill and Upson & Holden carriage shop with total losses around 66 050 and insured 41 200. Other fires tolls include Swiftwater barn in Bath and a Newport residence facility damage in Providence.
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Chas. Perkins
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Peleg Hall
New York
Lawrence
Mass
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Ohio
Biddeford
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Kennebunk
Cleveland
Hempy & Co
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Germantown
Bride and mother drown as bridegroom misses wedding
CuicaGo Illinois July 21 Inter Ocean Decatur special reports Mrs Rhinehart and her daughter Miss Horiker were drowned in the Sangamon River. The young woman was to be married today but her fiancé failed to appear. In a despairing act she jumped in followed by her mother. Mrs Rhinehart died while trying to save her daughter and others in the bridal party narrowly escaped.
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Royal Lovers and the Death of Napoleon Tale
A romantic tale links the late Prince Imperial to Princess Beatrice. She allegedly urged battle over a ballroom, gave him a diamond ring, and his devotion followed his death at the hands of an assegai. Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales mourned Napoleon in sorrowful scenes.
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Printers’ Strike Grips Indianapolis Journal
The Indianapolis Journal faced a general printers strike after union members reneged on a wage pact and were discharged by the proprietors who took over the paper. Non union staff worked full size again amid beatings of new hands and mobs injuring strangers mistaken for printers. guards protected the Journal building.
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Congressional committee meets in Cincinnati to probe October elections
A congressional committee of Representatives Kenna, Carlisle, Briggs, Conger, Herndon, and New gathered in Cincinnati to investigate alleged frauds in the first and second district elections held last October. With Brown absent, no action occurred beyond agreeing to admit counsel.
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Police move to curb confidence men and tramps in Carcaco
Carcaco on July 21 reports police actions aimed at removing confidence men, tramps, and crooks from the city. A conference of such individuals reportedly took place that night and concluded with their plan to disperse across the country.
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Devonshire Street
Wall Street
Pawtucket
National Bank OF Redemption
jylTthfrutt
J. F. Amsden & Son
Congress Street
Jubstatt
Bondurant
Capital
E. T. Bacon
W. K. Ewer
A. P. Bacon
G.C. Fowler
J. G. McCall
W. H. Murray
San Francisco
Gerge L Connor
Coulterville
Mariposa County
California
Hendy
Sugar Pine
Crown
Chas. N. Bacon
Exchange Place
H. A. Kimball
State Block
Geo. L. Connor
Fat River Line
Pier 28
North River
SAN Xavier
John P. Jones
Eugene L. Sullivan
John Currey
George C. Perkins
Charles P. Sykes
Calabasas Land and Mining Company
Santa Cruz Valley
Arizona
Italy
America
Attar G.&s. Mining Company
Sonora
F. A. Hawley & CO
Devonshire
Water Street
Bank of Deposit
Saratoga
Jas. M. Marvin
Mrs. Shoemaker
Cricket
Staten Island Cricket Club
Nicetown
Young America Club
Atlanta
Joseph Standing
Catoosa County
Moxicon
Ccescoecesee
Raymond & Ely
Sen Kowee Bho
Sierra Nevada
Consolidat
Union Consolidated
Crown Point
Yellow Jacket
Eureka Consolidated
Exchequer
Potosi
Gould & Curry
Imperial
Martin White
Hale & Norcross
Independence
Consolidated Pacific
Julia Consolidated
Leviathan
Weilo Justice
the Belcher
Burnett
Garrison
William Lloyd Garrison
Martin Brimmer
John M. Forbes
Henry L. Pierce
Henry Lee
Samuel C. Cobb
George Baty Blake
WM. Endicott, Jr
John C. Phillips
Henry P. Kidder
State Street
Woodbury’s Cafe
Tremont St
Teow& Tfeowtsel
W.A. Batchelor
Sena
Bond Street
Dyp&p&wyte
Brown, Riley & 60
Banekers
Congress St
Congress Sa
WM. J. Riley
New York Stock
E. Apthorp
Water ST
Gold and Stock Telegraph Company of
New York Stock Exchange
Eopim
F. H. Peck
Messrs Sthamak Dibbell & CO
Bankers and Brokers
Broad Street
W. R. Stedman
SSG
Boston Stock Board
George W. May
American Shoe Tip Co
Richardson, Hill & CO
Belfast
Jjyl
Western Union
Apa Baxter&co Banke
Adams Academy
Quincy
Charles Francis Adams
Harvard College
WM. Everett
Elmiu Nstt
N.H
Chauncy-Hall School
A. Williams & CO
S. W. B. Clarke’s
T. Groom's
Gannett Institute
GEO. Gannett
Chester
Ieee
U*ion Park School For Young Ladies
Concord Square
Henry Williams
Rhode Esland
Lizzie McDonald
Quonocontang Beach
Esterbrook & Eaton
Commercial Street
Jyléwsima
Connecticut
Edward Chamberlain
Middlefield
Piper
Henry A
Stoddard
Geo. T
Milk Street
S. Doane & Greenough
Tobey, P. 8S. & Co
Devonshire St
Dodd
Horace
NILES
S. E
Tremont Street
Pettingill
Frost & Adams
Cornhill
Hastings
Wadsworth Bros & H
Wash. St
BSIRD
Henry C. & CO
Hatch, Samuel & CO
Barris, H. & CO
Harris, Cyrous L. & CO
Central
Summer Street
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
Howe, Albert & CO
Brightom Johnson, Moody & CO
Dev. Street
Knights
S. R
Old State House
Hennedy
T. C
Winthrop Block
East
Osgood, F. C
Bankers
Attwood Gilbo’t & CO
B. Rangs
Foote & French
Parker & Stachpole
Peck, F. H
Book Publishers
Ratcheller, E.& A. Hi, & CO
Blanchard, Fuller & CO
Pearl St
Boyd, J. & CH
Buffum
D. C
Pearl Street
High Street
Curtis, N & CO
Federal Street
Edpmurrds & Mayo
Hayden,guardenier & CO
Pearl
Johnson, Rust & CO
Summer St
Heith, M. L. & Sons
Martin, Shinner & Fay
High St
STOWE
Bills & Whitney
Jarvis Furnace CO
Boylstodw Brewery
Central Street
Baffeneffer & C Co
Boston Beer CO
Central Wharf
Boylston Brewery
Central St
Continental Brewery
Cook, Isaac & CO
Houghton, A.J. & CO
Station and Hallock
Sta
Arch Street
Rueter & Alley
Roessle
John
Coburn, Lang & CO
Cor
Broad & Purchase Sts
Fairbanks, Moses & CO
Howard St
Brobinson & Legalleer
Sudbury ST
Huchins
Waterford St
Hall, James & Son
Hawkins Street
Ingalls, Wyer & CO
Friend Street
Sargent, WM. P. & CO
Sudbury
Sargent & Ham
Bowker Street
Carpetincs
Porson, J. & J
Goldthwait, Joel & CO
Wash
St. Lovejoy & CO
Torrey, Bright & Capen
WM. Bond & Son
Bangs & Horton
Hilby Street
Morse, H.& A. & CO
Burnett, Jos. & CO
F.M. Holmes Fur. CO
Hotels
Crawford
Scollay Square
Parker House
Sherman House
Court Square
the ST. James
Vossler, C
Hawley Street
Young’s
J. H. Cutter
Milton J. Hardy
Chaffin, J.C. & CO
Wash. Street
Freeman & Gray
Hewins & Hollis
Temple Place
Merchant Tailors
Calrow
Joan G
Washington Sat
Lyon, George & CO
West Street
Whitcomb, H. P
Fisher & Fairbanks
ESTEY
Hunt Bros
Wash. St. New England Organ CO
Wash. Smith AM. Organ CO
Chandler
H. P
Farnsworth
E. S
JAS
F. C
Jeffries, John & Sons
Dev
Lincoln
WM. & Son
Poekter
Alex. S
Thayer
Edward F
Equitable E.g. Wade
J. M
B. T. Wells
Cochran
Congress Square
TOWER
Frankliin Street
Federal i. Street
ELS & Arg
Knowles Steam Pump Co
India Street
Sam
Barnard
Rowe's
Tremont House
A.B. C
City OF
King’s Chapel Burying Ground
City Council of
City Hall
S. F. McCleary
Halford Sauce
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