Hartford Electric Light sale to strong New England syndicate
Hartford on July 21 reports principal ownership of Hartford Electric Light Company shifting from American Electric and Illuminating to a powerful Boston and Hartford group. The syndicate includes William H. Bulkeley and Morgan G. Bulkeley, Thomas O. Enders, Austin C. Dunham, William A. Healy, Judge George S. Gilman, and Charles H. Owens. The deal, three months in negotiation, secures a profitable station and ties major local business figures to electric interests. Hartford’s gas vs electric battle is noted, with a chartered company capitalized at $100,000.
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Hartford
Conn
Hartford Electric Light Company
American Electric and Llluminuating Company
Loston
Wm. H. Bulkeley
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Tha Insurance Company
Tnos. O. Enders
United States Bank
Austin C
New England
United States
Hartford Company
Pistols and Knives Used at Colored Camp Meeting
Riot near Chestertown Kent County Maryland left four men shot and several cut after drunken vows clashed at a colored camp meeting. William Ashley of Milington was fatally wounded in the abdomen. another man suffered severe facial cuts. Sheriff detained seven ringleaders as disorder erupted amid quarrel and gunfire.
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Baltimore
Chestertown
Kent County
William Ashley
Milington
Mail Run From St Johns for Greely Survivors
The collier Loch Garry sailed from St Johns at 1 PM carrying the expedition mails and Greely survivors. Greely's strength grows as leading citizens Frederick Connell Long Brainard and Beiderbeck feed him. The Alert will depart 48 hours before the Thetis and Bear to reach New York together.
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New York
St. Johns
N. F
Greely
Loch Garry
Frederick
Connell
Long
Brainard
Beiderbeck
Striking NYC Craft Workers Demand Nine Hour Day
About 2000 bricklayers 3000 laborers and 200 hoisting engineers and framers walked out in New York after employers refused nine hours as a day instead of ten. Bosses who granted the demand predict others will capitulate soon, while deniers say replacements can be found.
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New York
Provisional Receiver Appointed for St Louis Ore and Steel
In St Louis on July 21 Ethan Hitchcock was named provisional receiver for the St Louis Ore and Steel company after a Laflin and Rand Powder attachment. Bankable assets exceed liabilities, with a $5 million capital and $2.6 million bonded debt. company seeks time to realize and resume operations.
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ST. Louis
Ethan Hitchcock
St. Louis Ore and Steel Company
Laflin & Rand Powder Company
Ocean trips on the Plymouth Rock praised for comfort
Crowds flock to the Plymouth Rock steamer for a cool summer outing. The voyages provide restful salt air and the cabin concerts offer entertainment for all, reflecting high praise for the voyage management.
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Plymouth Rock
Passengers Reach Montreal From Warwick Wreck
The Warwick survivors arrive in Montreal and say the captain was missing for a week during the voyage and that no officers were on the ridge at the time of the disaster.
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Montreal
Warwick
Attempted rescue ends in death after shooting in Chicago
William Spies, son of the Arbeiter Zeitung editor, attempted with two companions to rescue a man from Police Officer Famil in Chicago. They assaulted the officer who drew his revolver and fatally shot Spies. The incident occurred today in the city.
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Chicago
William Spies
Arbeiter Zeitung
Famil
Spies
Baltimore and Ohio lowers tolls to Chicago area cities
New York July 21 The Baltimore and Ohio telegraph company reduced its tolls from New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington to Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland and Columbus Ohio to 25 cents for 10 words.
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New York
Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph Company
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Columbus
Ohio
Political maneuvering echoed in national party scene
The Star reports a fierce fight for the Democratic National Committee chairmanship between Senator Gorman ex Senators Barnum and Wallace with Barnum backed by Tilden's faction while Wallace is favored to win. Ex-Senator Wallace and F C Prince of Boston are touted for top posts as unity talks unfold with a push to curb liquor. In Pittsburgh Prohibition and Home Protection Party readies for its July convention with Gideon F Stewart and Dr R H McDonald named as leading contenders for president promising a large campaign fund. Frank McDonald aids the McDonald canvass.
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Washington
Star
National Democratic Committee
Gorman
Barnum
Wallace
Tilden
Cleveland
Chicago
F. C. Prince
Boston
Independent Republican Conference
National Democratic Platform
National Prohibition and Home Protection Party
Pirtspuurg
Prohibition and Home Protection Party
Gideon F. Stewart
St. John
R. H. McDonald
McDonald
Frank McDonald
Frank McDonald, A Son of Dr. McDonald
Andrew White praises Gov Cleveland in Ithaca letter
The Ithaca Journal prints Andrew D. White's letter praising Gov. Cleveland for vetoing the elevated railroad bill and the Buffalo fire department measure. White calls Cleveland’s actions prudent, states he believes reform in civil service matters, and notes admiration for the governor’s direction. He adds that the governor’s appointments to the capitol commission and insurance department are honorable.
Trades march in Hyde Park for franchise bill in London
A huge procession in Hyde Park backed the franchise bill with about 10 000 agricultural laborers and 12 sections of clubs. The crowd exceeded 100 000, platforms heard six addresses, and resolutions denouncing the Lords were adopted. Meanwhile reports from Marseilles Toulon and Paris describe cholera and typhoid outbreaks, rising deaths, and shortages.
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Hyde Park
House of Lords
Farriers’ Society
Temperance and Friendly Societies
Marseilles
Toulon
Arles
Paris
Madrid
Dongola
Kordofan
Hicks Pasha
Hick
Khartoum
Gordon
Vizittelly
City Notes and Personnel Movements Around Boston
City physicians politicians and business leaders are listed with vacation plans promotions and career moves. McCollum travels to New Hampshire for a vacation while Morse and family occupy a Beverly cottage. W E Decrow is promoted to leading editorial writer at the Globe. Geo G Mann visits Ashland N H for recreation. Sgt Lawrence Cain begins a vacation with visits to Niagara Falls and Lake Memphremagog. George A Coolidge resigns after 30 years with the Fitchburg Railroad. Lelia J Robinson now practices law at Struve Haines & McMicken in Seattle. David Pulsifer owns a Luther pamphlet from 1524 given by Ferdinand Andrews. Gov Cleveland’s mother was daughter of Dr John Grover of Bethel Maine, a notable Democratic figure. Ex-Senator Lafayette Grover and other Grover family members trace to Dr. Grover. Francis E Parker declines trusteeship of Harvey D Parker will. Woodbury and Russ seek trustees. Nathaniel J Bradlee and Gen Samuel C Lawrence proposed by interested parties. Judge McKim sets bonds at 100000 each with publication unless all parties consent in writing.
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Cornell University
Cleveland
Ithaca Democrat
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N. Y
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Mexico
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Maine
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Blaine
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South Berwick
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New York
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McCollum
New Hampshire
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Beverly
Burgess Estate
W. E. Decrow
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Boston
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Secretary of State
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Waurtemberg
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Traveller
John Grover
Bethel
Oxford County
United States
Lafayette Grover
Oregon
Abernethy Grover
Montana Territory
Nathaniel J. Bradlee
Samuel C. Lawrence
McKim
Logan Accepts GOP Nomination for Vice President
Hon John A Logan accepts the Republican vice presidential nomination with a grateful heart. He argues for protective tariffs, a strong monetary system, and equal rights while condemning universal free trade. He urges selective ethnic and immigration limits, civil service reform, and tariff protection for wool. The letter defends Republican-led reforms and warns against Democratic policy shifts.
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John A. Logan
United States
Republican Party
Europe
National Convention
Logan
Our Republic
American
Petroleum fumes deemed safe for workers say surgeon general
Surgeon General Hamilton reports there is no danger to health from handling petroleum after thorough investigation prompted by Malta workers’ wage strike. He finds no foundation for claims of harmful fumes. Other items note House committee sub, Longstreet removal, indictments against Bell Mann, Loch Garry voyage, pension board appointees, and Treasury olive oil duties guidance. President to visit New York Catskills. Teller to Colorado.
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Hamilton
Marine Hospital Service
Secretary of the Treasury
Malta
Department of State
Rosecrans
House Military Committee
Messrs. Slocum, Murray, Steele and Cutcheon
Dayton
Ohio
Milwaukee
Wis
Augusta
Hartford
Conn
James Longstreet
United States
Georgia
John E. Bryant
Bell Mann
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Mann
Chicago
St. Johns
N. F
Navy Department
New York
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California
Geo. Ewing
Pennsylvania
Harrison L
Edward M. Dawson
Maryland
Patent and Miscellaneous Division
Interior Department
Teller
Colorado
Murray wife murder case advances with exhumation
Mountpelier Vermont July 21 exhumation of Mrs Murray's body yielded samples taken by chemists. Examinations show no natural cause of death. Murray remains silent since arrest, his prior statement claiming she stumbled after reaching for a chair.
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Montpelier
Murray Wife
Murray
Woman found dead after strangling suspicion center of case
A man visiting a colt exercise returned to find his female companion unconscious and later dead. He left with a 10 year old boy to search for horses, failing to locate them. Neighbors declined to transport the body. Lucas Murray fled to Montpelier for medical help while a doctor refused to attend. A preliminary hearing is expected Thursday.
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Montpelier
Moses Shettle
Shettle
Murray
Patrick Murray
Patrick
Co. M. Chandler
John Murray
Peter Murray
Templeton
Alabama Claims Judgments Disposed by Court of Claims
Washington July 21 announces numerous judgments for claimants in the Alabama claims case. List includes Mary N Adams executrix for $316 and Elisha S Burch $316, with other awards to Silas S Young and many executors and administrators. Several entries reflect interest from May 24 1864 and March 19 1964 dates, distributed to multiple firms and individuals per law.
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Washington
Court of Alabama Claims
Mary N. Adams
John Adams
Elishass
Burch
Panama
Silas 5. Young
Alfred Adams
John Adans
Elisha S. Burch
Leonard Ware
Hiram Sparker
Abel Story
Joshua Baker
J. W. Baker
J. B. Folger
John A. Parks
Wm. A. Lavendar
James P. Lavendar
Sumner Albre
George G. Ryder
G. F. Ryder
E. H. Ryder
H. G. Hawes
Joseph P. Hawes
Prince Hawes
Charles H. Hawes
Thomas J. Southard
Charles H. T. J. Southard
T. J. Southard & Son
Harriet F. Hassey
Mary E. Murhall
J. G. Merrill
Ellen J. Stoutenburgh
Florrie M. Hurlbert
John Bishop, Jr
Samuel Brown
Morris F.whiton
Thomas F. Whiton
Charles T. Hubbard
Benj. Sewall
Wm. B. Sewall
Frederick Davis
Sewall, Day & Co
Geo. W. Rosevelt
Rowland Griffiths
Rosevelt
Ames & Pitman
Henry C. Pitman
Grace Batson
J. B. Curwen
Dr. P. Kimball
John Bertram
Nathan A. Batchelder
Westley P. Balch
Peter Butler
Butler, Lee & Co
I. 8. Brown
Prince
Crowell
Lyman
Welch
Currier & Welch
Anna Dow
Wm. F. Dow
Peirson Davis
Theodore Albert Taylor
Davis & Taylor
C. Day
Day & Welch
Geo. L. Davis
J. A
Samuel Johnson
Win, Endicott, Jr
Thos. Mack
C. F. Hovey & Co
David Lombard
Sir
Mes L. Merchant & Co
G. W. Severns
Jos
Andrew M. McPhail
H. Miller
C. Lux
Miller & Lux
Henry Miller
Andrew Nickerson
W. Nickerson
Jonathan S. Nickerson
F. Nickerson & Co
Adeline T. Nickerson
E. Crosby
Geo. A. Nickerson
Jos. Nickerson
Geo. A. Nickerson& Co
T. Nickerson
Pliny Nickerson
Nickerson & Co
New England Butt Co
T. W. Nickerson
E Nickerson & Co
D. Osbourne
Ss. W. Hall
Osbourne & Hall
Oregon City
F. D. Cobb
Charles A. Lombard
H. A. Barling
A. H. Davis
Edward M. Robinson
Sumner Pratt
H. D. Reynolds
B. Horn
Reynolds & Horn
N. Denman Ross
Wm. M. Robinson
Albert Rand
Back Bay Sewer Debate Marks Portland Meeting
A Portland city committee and citizens met to discuss the Back Bay nuisance. Mayor King presided as testimony from Dr Weeks Dr Burr E B Winslow and Gen J J Perry cited dangers to life and health from the Back Bay and its entering sewers. Estimated trunk sewer cost to open the sea runs about 60000 dollars.
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Mr. Blaine
Industrial School
Hallowell
Hosmer
Gaudaur
Nagle
Vaill
Calais
McKay
McInerney
Berwick
Portland
Mayor King
Back Bay
Dr. Weeks
Dr. Burr
E. B. Winslow
Gen
J. J. Perry
Flagship Tennessee Arrives in Portsmouth Harbor
The flagship Tennessee of the North Atlantic squadron has arrived in the lower harbor at Portsmouth. Mrs. Sarah G. Davis, 70, of Claremont, fell in a cellar stairway Sunday evening, breaking her neck and dying shortly after. Burglars entered several Great Falls residences Sunday night stealing a gold watch and 75 dollars from Rev. Father Demers and a watch plus 1 dollar from Albert Cordette, with minor thefts at other sites.
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Tennessee
Portsmouth
Sarah G. Davis
Claremont
Great Falls
Father Demers
Albert Cordette
Westminster man ends life in despair after illness
Ebenezer Brigham, 65, of Westminster, died by self inflicted throat cutting and hanging. Wealthy and despondent, his death followed a Sunday act. A severe nail storm damaged crops in Waitsfield Saturday, ripping corn and garden plants, stripping trees, and breaking window glass.
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Ebenezer Brigham
Westminster
Waitsfield
Various incidents in Massachusetts and nearby states
Two week shutdown at ocean mills in Newburyport and a series of incidents across Massachusetts. A Dartmouth man William H Brightman hanged himself. a Dr Arthur C Pierce was fired at in Taunton woods. a 40 year old Swedish laborer fell from Memorial building in Milford, breaking both legs. Ayer resident eats starch habitually, 50 pounds in five months. Ground sparrow nest curiosity noted in New Bedford Standard. Parochial school derrick collapse at Amesbury injures one fatally and three more. John Miller and Mrs Montgomery involved in a suspected stabbing in North Adams, with conflicting accounts. A con artist, William A Benson, scams Sheldonville and Wrentham residents into library subscriptions, stealing $60 before likely moving on.
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Ocean Mills
Newburyport
William H. Brightman
Dartmouth
Arthur C. Pierce
Dighton
Taunton
Milford
Memorial Building
Massachusetts Hospital
Ayer
New Bedford Standard
Amesbury
John Miller
North Adams
Mass
Montgomery
Miller
Paul Herbert
Harper & Bros
Harpers
Benson
Sheldonville
West Wrentham
Empire State Grounded Off Thatcher Island Then Sailed To Boston
The Empire State grounded in mud near Thatcher's Island while moving from Gloucester dock to Boston. Divers reported a glancing rock strike injuring the fore foot, but the hull held with only minor interior damage. Temporary repairs were made and she proceeded to Boston with two pumps on deck. Authorities plan to dock at Charlestown for full repairs or sail to New York if unsafe.
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Gloucester
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat Company
Boston
Charlestown
New York
Cambridge
Ingraham
Thatcher
Cape
Thaxter & Son
Bhldridge
Thatcher’s
Milk Island
Government Coast Pilot
Oak Rock
Thatcher’s Island
Eldridge
Dreaded Plague Circular on Coastal Quarantine Policy
Treasury issues a circular directing Revenue Marine to patrol the coast for epidemics such as cholera yellow fever and oriental plague. Vessels from foreign ports are screened for health and contagion with quarantine procedures and officer identification outlined for medical and quarantine staff nationwide.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
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Revenue Marine
United States
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Gulf
South Atlantic
Cape Charles
Interior
Great Lakes
Brooklyn Woman Found Dead in Apartment
New York July 21 Mrs Julia Burns was found dead in her Brooklyn apartment this morning Patrick Burns her husband claimed he woke to find her dead on the floor claiming she was in bed last night Tenants in the building provided statements about Burns condition and events surrounding the discovery.
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New York
Julia Burns
Brooklyn
Patrick Burns
Burns
Murder at the West End Drives Wanted Man to Lowell
Boston police seek Charles Elliott after his wife Mrs Hottie Elliott was found strangled in their Lynde street room. Elliott, 25, a driver for Winkley Maddox, fled to Lowell Sunday night claiming he killed her during a quarrel over money. He was last seen after breakfast Monday and described as a dissolute ice man with sandy hair, wearing a red necktie. Police across cities monitor Lowell and Boston for his capture.
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Lowell
No. 51
Chambers Street
Charles Elliott
Elliott
Boston
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Lynde Street
Hottie Elliott
Charles Iott
Knox
Winkley & Maddox
Jackson House
Jacson Place
Edward Phillips
Ater
Charles Woodman
Woodman
Eliott
New Hampshire
Warren Hamlett
Boston and
Lowell Road
Button Street
Hambliett
Hiliott
Quincy Market
Zealand and its polders under sea threat in Dutch struggle
The narrator recounts travels through Zealand via four main islands Noord Beveland Zuid Beveland Schouwen Walcheren, noting vast reclaimed polders protected by dykes. Engineers monitor waters while locals defend by building inner dykes as needed. Many islands were submerged in past centuries, illustrating the constant sea threat to Holland.
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Noordt Beveland
Zuid Beveland
Schouwen
Walcheren
Waterstuat
Sehouwen
Noordh Beveland
Tholen
Holland
Vesuvius
Torre del Greco
de Amicis
The Orange Tree Longest Lived Fruit Tree
The orange tree is the longest lived fruit tree, reputed to reach 300 years and to bear fruit for over a century. It endures rough treatment poorly, begins fruiting in the third or fourth year after budding, and by year five yields a plentiful crop. Growth is rapid early, with breadth and height expanding most in the first decade, while age increases fruit stems, allowing an old tree to bear several thousand oranges.
Richmond National Bank Suspends Operations Tomorrow
Richmond Ind July 24 The Richmond National Bank cannot meet its balance and will close doors tomorrow. Officers say assets will exceed liabilities by over 200000 and that stockholders lose nothing. Deposits today reached 349000 before settlements cut figures to 158900. bills amount to 20000. assets including notes from today’s settlements total 602300.
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Richmond
Ind
Richmond National Bank
Uank
Whitewash by Phillies over Boston in postponed game
The Boston and Philadelphia contest was played Monday with brilliant fielding and weak batting. Philadelphia won four to nothing as Vinton allowed few hits while Mulvey starred in the field with ten chances. Other games included Nationals at Washington and a Salem Bay Regatta summary with six yachts starting Mostly readable for sport notes and local event items.
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Nationals
Ecsooeeg
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Charlotte
G. W. Mansfield
C. D. Osgood
Georgia Wonder Miss Hurst to Appear at Globe Theatre
Miss Julu Hurst dubbed the Georgia wonder will debut at the Globe theatre in Boston with a private press preview this afternoon. Reported feats show unusual strength explained by mechanics and balance, drawing curiosity from patrons skeptical of magnetic or electrical theories. Full houses expected all week along with notes on Fantine at the Museum and upcoming Bijou and Globe theatre productions.
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Georgia Wonder
Julu Hurst
Boston
Globe Theatre
Theatre Pony
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Fire damages Lynn dining saloon building and nearby structures
In Lynn early Monday two alarms reported a blaze at Augustus B. Martins building used as a dining saloon by James H. Wyman. The fire quickly extended to the Boston, Revere Beach and Lynn depot and C. B. Lancaster shoe factory. The depot and factory sustained minor losses, while the saloon building burned for about 3000 dollars, insured. Wyman’s equipment suffered about 1200 dollars with no insurance. Martin plans to rebuild immediately. cause traced to a gas jet under a boiler.
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Augustus B. Martin
James H. Wyman
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