Action In case of the assisted Russian Jews postponed pending investigation
Ohio and national political notes along with various early 20th century items. The piece mentions Governor Campbell of Ohio visiting Pittsburg for the Randall Club fete and a planned Democratic campaign effort with ex president Cleveland and Congressmen Simpson and Peffer slated to speak. It notes the Democratic State Central Committee organizing an executive committee with Colonel James F. Neal as chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayt
N. L
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
A. A
Columbus
Athletics
St. Louis
Boston
East Tennessee Miners
Buchanan
United States
Canada
United States Senate
Narragansett Pier
Elaine
Interior Department
Pittspurg
Penn
Campbell
Ohio
Pittsburg
Randall Club
Silver Lake Grove
Seventh Avenue Hotel
State Central Committee
Fill
New York
Jerry Simpson
Peffer
Kansas
Farmers’ Alliance
Democratic State Central Committee
James FE. Neal
Hamilton
Neal
Beatrix Sailed Off Marblehead in Gales Regatta
The Corinthian Yacht Club held a 46-footers sweepstakes and a special race off Marblehead. Beatrix and Owenee led in the 46-foot class, Sayonara broke down midcourse, Mildred won with the older model, and Mayflower (cup defender) again showed speed in the schooner class. Race details cover course, wind shifts, and finish order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gossoon
Bothstay
Corinthian Yacht Club of
Marblehead
Rse
Regatta Committee
Corinthian Yacht Club
America
Eaton
Melissa
Ow Club
Today
Cry
Gloriana
Sayonara
New York
Nahant
Minot’s
Owenee
Beatrix
Bristol
Bayara Thayer
Mildred
Rence
Mayflower
Osenone
J Club
Halfway Rock
Wes Shag Rocks
Eas
Minot
Harding
Marguerite
Minots
Elite Kentucky Whiskey Promoted By Hetherston Importing Co
May cost less, a single trial will convince you of the superior merit and value of The Hetherston Importing Co s ELITE KENTUCKY WHISKEY. A little higher in price, finest in quality, sealed bottles about 3, or 116 gallon. For sale at leading Druggists Hotels and Fancy Grocers including Choate Drug & Chemical Co Bowdoin sq A J Quin 1525 Washington st Tigher Burke 65 Beacon st John T Powers 743 Tremont st Chas B Rogers Co 701 Centre st Wm A Campbell 271 Meridian st East Boston N W Stiles cor Boylston and Church sts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hetherston Importing Co
Kentucky
Choate Drug & Chemical Co
Bowdoin Sq
A. J. Quin
Washington St
Tigher& Burke
Beacon St
John T. Powers
Tremont St
Chas, B. Rogers & Co
Centre St
Wm. A. Campbell
Meridian St
East
Boston
N. W. Stiles
Cor. Boylston
Church Sts
Miners and Governor in Knoxvilledinquiry over convict lease
Governor Buchanan met miners and a five member committee in Knoxville and pledged to call a special legislative session to consider modifying or repealing the convict lease system. Convicts to return to Briceville mines pending election. militia to stay or depart based on miner response. A mass miners meeting will decide, with a final committee report to the governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briceville
Coal Creek
United States
Knoxville
Fort Wayne
Ind
Vanwert
Mackinaw
Greenville
Backus
Teutonic Brings Sped Transatlantic Run to New York
The Teutonic of the White Star Line docked at 9:30 AM after a 6 day 21 hour 14 minute voyage from Liverpool and Queenstown, near two hours from its best record. Passengers included James G. Blaine’s daughter Miss Blaine and notable names like Ogden Mills and Colonel Vincent. Lawyer Walker Hartwell died on board at age 36 from heart disease. The voyage was touted as a good run, within two hours of the record, amid August’s record runs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Spaecian
Teutonic
White Star Line
Liverpool
Queenstown
White Star Company
City of New York
The
Miss Blaine
James G. Blaine
Ogden Mills
Mills
Howard Vincent
Man Kills Man in Chicopee Drive by Weaving Worker
Samuel Alexander shot and killed James Nesbitt near Cabot and Exchange streets in Chicopee at 6:20 AM. He wounded Michael Markley with two shots as a struggle ensued. Alexander claimed to dream of Jack the Ripper and was arraigned on murder charges with the case set for July 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Samuel Alexander
Dwight Mills
James Nesbitt
Cabot and
Exchange Streets
Chicopee
Michael Markley
Markley
Gabriel Benn
Cabot Street
Graham Donnelly
Exchange Street
Alexander
Mr. Bean
Donnelly
Ferguson
Nesbitt
Benn
Paterson
N.J
Tuttle & Humphrey
Burke
Jack the Ripper
Smith & Wesson
Hitchcock
Frank Almy on high seas sought by pursuers
Montreal reports indicate Frank Almy the New Hampshire murderer likely escaped to England aboard an ocean liner. Detectives traced a man matching his description boarding a Parisian liner and possibly the Mongolian, with authorities alerted to watch for him on arrival. A Hanover judge issued a warrant for Almy's arrest for the murder of Christie Warden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Frank Almy
New Hampshire
Canada
England
Cowing
Boston
Almy
Allan Line
Hanover
N. H
Mitchell
Island Pond
Littleton
W. H. Mitchell
N. IL
Grand Trunk
Richmond
Quebec
W. H. Eisner
M. A. Frost
Frost
F. C. Almy
Waltham
Brigham
Corning
George H. Whitcher
E. P. Storrs
Balzac Lecture Keynote at Lakeview Chautauquans
Leon C. Vincent spoke at the New England Assembly in Lakeview on Balzac. The lecture traced Balzac born in 1799 and his rise from failed poetry to prolific prose, stressing his will, diverse life, and belief in Christianity as a societal cornerstone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeview
Framingham
Leon C. Vincent
New England Assembly
Balzac
Heine
Hearts of Alaska Pack Horse Expedition Reports Success
A letter from Lieutenant E. J. Glaves dated June 9 from Neska-Ta- Helm in Central Alaska describes a successful attempt to penetrate deep into Alaska by pack horse. He reports vast central valleys, rich grasses, and a future for mineral development, fish, and abundant wild fruits as transportation challenges fade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattar
Wash
E. J. Glaves
J. Dalton
Alaska
Glaves
Neska-Ta- Helm
Fugitive McArthur Believed Hiding in Middlesex Fells
Stoneham police are confident fugitive murderer McArthur is in the Middlesex Fells. Dense woods, wide search area, and matching description by William Sprague prompted officers to extend inquiries to Lynn after a day of pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneham
McArthur
Middlesex Fells
William Sprague
Dover
Lynn
Detroit Driving Club records battle on third day action
July 22 Detroit Driving Club summer meet highlights see record attempts by Wonder Guy owned by W J Gordon of Cleveland and Nelson to break 2 10% time. Guy clocked 2 13 8 at finish amid fine weather before 8000 crowd. Nelson finished 2 11 MM as Mambrino Maia won 2 17 class. Charley C won 2 21 with Strader H second.
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Dervoir
Detroit Driving Club
Guy
W. J. Gordon
Cleveland
Nelson
Simmonds
Mambrino Maia
Ripple
Vicei
Charley C
Strader H
Richmond, Jr
Staid Asbury Park Enforces Bathing Attire Rules
Asbury Park N J under Founder Bradley orders signs warn that anyone without proper covering or wearing indecent bathing apparel will be arrested or fined. Sentinels stop bathers including children and send them home for suitable cover. Also reports the Shah of Persia is seriously ill in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Asbury Park
N. J
Bradley
Ocean Grove
Hastile
Seizure of Fishing Boats Deemed Illegal at Passamaquoddy
Fairport Maine July 22 The Sentinel prints a facsimile chart of Passamaquoddy Bay by Admiral Owen 1847 showing that recent seizures by the Canadian cruiser Bream were illegal United States steamer Woodbury is en route at Treasury request to protect fishermen in American waters and will coordinate with Consul Neill. Campobello residents petition to neutralize Cockerane Ledge to prevent future disputes but claimants want boats and gear returned as the seizures are deemed wrongful Citizens praise Congressman Boutelle for action and expect Woodbury to guard their interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairport
Sentinel
Passamaquoddy Bay
Admiral Owen
R.N
Bream
United States
Woodbury
Secretary of the Treasury
Boutelle
Neill
Campobello
Cockerane Ledge
Chilean unrest and arrests reported in Valparaiso
Intelligence from Chile via Buenos Aires notes President Balmaceda’s crackdown with prisons full of detainees in Valparaiso, including a 200-person roundup. Foreigners lack protection as judges are purged unless aligned with Balmaceda, amid broader regional movements and shifting naval arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chile
Buenos Ayres
Balmaceda
Valparaiso
Richard Cumming
Limes
Lisbon
Errazuriz
Garmers
Joutquk
Kelay
Central and South American Cable Company
Free Sea
Callao
U. S
Baltimore
Wild Cats Report Spreading Fear in Connecticut Villages
July 22 report from Franklin Connecticut describes farmers fearing wild cat raids on stock pens and poultry. Victims include valuable pigs with torn bodies and blood at heart holes. Neighbors Clinton Peck Lamb Smith Robinson Belair report similar attacks. Torches burn near pens as residents, including women and children, stay wary and armed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Conn
Clinton B. Peck
Lamb
Peck
Fatal streetcar accident at Seventy-ninth street and Third avenue
New York July 22 Jacob Rubenstein 42 of Rubenstein and Lammett importers at 86 East Broadway fell while boarding a surface car at Seventy-ninth street and Third avenue. He was crushed by the front wheels and died at the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jacob Rubenstein
Rubenstein & Lammett
East Broadway
Seventy-ninth Street
Third Avenue
Failure inteLeather trade
New York July 92 The Hudson River Boot and Shoe Manufacturing Company at 116 Duane Street has failed. Liabilities are said to be 226000 while assets exceed this.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inteleather Trade
New York
Hudson River Boot & Shoe Manufacturing Company
Duane Street
Steamers Arrived in Atlantic Ports From New York Readings
Shipping notices list arrivals and origins with vessels including Teutonic Neordland Bohemia City of Washington Italian Clement Hover Spain Runic Trave Lamn Norse King Edam and Veendaim. Ports cited include Boston New York Philadelphia London Southampton Rotterdam Montreal Baltimore and Antwerp with July dates.
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Boston
Kansas
Liverpool
New York
Teutonic
Neordland
Antwerp
Bohemia
Hamburg
City of Washington
Havana
Italy
Philadelphia
Glasgow
London
Bremen
Norse King
Montreal
Rotterdam
Edam
Baltimore
Queensbury's Rules Barred Boxing Scene in Liverpool
London reports a disgraceful boxing exhibition in a Liverpool theatre where Slavin mocked Mitchell and was knocked around. Slavin fell repeatedly, blood streamed from his face, and the fight continued behind the scenes after a public clash before officials finally separated the combatants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Liverpool
Slavin
Mitchell
Tennis results from Meadow Club meeting for Land Island title
Second day of Meadow Club tennis in Southampton reports L Hall and W G Hall advancing in singles and Campbell Huntington winning doubles with Betts, plus Torrance and Day appearing in consolation rounds. Final scores included 6-4 6-4 and 6-2 6-1, with several 6-0 6-2 style results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southampton
L. L
Meadow Club
Land Island
L. Hall
Fr. Torrence
W. G. Hall
K. Stevens
Ford Huntington
M. Vanningen
Poubles
O. Campbell
R. P. Huntington
Ww. R. Betts
FB. G. Stewart
Ai. ‘Torrance
N. J. Robb
E. H. Moeran
W. A. Stewart
Er. L. Hall
J. S. Rhodes
J. Burgess
W. H. Fowler
Day
J.I. Kilbrath
W. Post
A. Torrance
L. Laroque
W. F. Day
Spencer
D. G. K. Lee
Vermont Soldiers' Home trustees elect officers at Bennington
At the annual meeting in Bennington on July 22 the Vermont Soldiers' Home trustees elected Hugh Henry as president C C Kinsman as secretary John C Stearns as treasurer and named a finance committee including General William Wells Julius Estey G I Childs and A S Tracy. Major A R Valentine resigned as trustee Ozro Meacham was elected to fill the vacancy Fifty eight inmates reside at the home Inspector General William Averill conducted his annual visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Bennington
Trustees of the
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
Hugh Henry
Chester
C.C. Kinsman
Rutland
John C. Stearns
Bradford
William Wells
Burlington
Julius J. Estey
Brattleboro
G. I. Childs
St. Albans
A. 8. Tracy
Boy and maid drown in river rescue at Longue Pointe
Gaston Roberts aged 11, son of a wealthy Montreal merchant, fell into the river at Longue Pointe yesterday. A maid of the family leaped in to save him, and both perished. Mrs Roberts also jumped in to help but was saved after great exertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Gaston Roberts
Longue Pointe
Prince of Naples Arrives in London
London dispatch reports Prince Victor Emmanuel Prince of Naples eldest son of the Italian king arriving at Charing Cross station today. He was welcomed by the Prince of Wales and the Italian ambassador in a cordial reception reflecting ongoing diplomatic ties between Italy and Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince OF Naples
London
Prince Victor Emanuel, Prince of Naples
Italy
Charing Cross
Prince of Wales
Rockaway and Sadio 8 Secure First Moneys at Rockdale Park
July 22 report from Rockdale Riding Park notes a good crowd and several contests. Charlie P. wins the three-minute trot with best time 2:48, and in road-wagon, Sadie 5. takes first money with Francis second. Other events list A F Ward, F W Price, George K Allen, E A McDuffes, G F Taylor, Hugh Robson and more salem and ipswich riders. A thimble game on grounds drew police intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
F. W. Price
George K. Allen
E. A. McDuffes
West Everett
G. F.taylor
Ipswich
Hugh Robson
J. A. Peabody
George ¥. Quinn
Chelsea
G. F. Taylor
J’red St. Onge
Boston
Charlie P
Bob
Albert
Rockaway
Lena
Donald
Sadie
Francis
Prize Fighing Not So Easy
The Hall Fitzsimmons fight in St. Paul was postponed amid Governor Merriam ordering militia to enforce the law. Officials, including Mayor Smith and Sheriff, met with club leaders and agreed to cancel to avert riot or bloodshed. Four militia companies guard the pavilion as the Minnesota Athletic Club forfeits deposits and construction costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Minn
Fitzsimmons
Merriam
Cowles
Minnesota Athletic Club
Associated Press
Smith
T. Z. Cowles
Ramsey County
Minnesota
Whist Congress Closes in Providence
The second and closing session of the Whist Congress at Narragansett Pier was held today. The next meeting will be in New York after an invitation from the Cherry Diamond Club is accepted. The Forest W. Hamilton Club trophy will be contested next congress by four from each league club. A league button featuring the ace of clubs with A, W, 5 was chosen. Visitors will be entertained by Providence clubs tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Provideence
Narragansett Pier
New York
Cherry Diamond Club
Forest W. Hamilton
Providence
Express Crash Kills Engineer in Ermiga NY
A Lehigh Valley express from Philadelphia and New York collided with a Northern Central freight at Ermiga New York on July 22. Engineer James Hopkins of Waverly was killed and the baggageman and fireman were severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ermiga
N. Y
Lehigh Valley Express
Philadelphia
New York
Northern Central
James Hopkins
Waverly
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Graves
Detroit
Senator Warren
Wyoming
Providence & Stonington Steamship Company
Chandler
Pagel
Coldstream Guards
Page
House of Commons
China
Frau Wagner
Bayreuth
New England
Boston Athletics
Mystics
Longwood
Republican Press Club
Parker House
Consolidated Street Department
Bayley Hat Company
Patterson & Company
Brooklyn
New Post Office Commission
Back Bay
Long
Rainford Telanas
Oweene
Alborak
Julius Steger
Tenage Rockaway
Rockdale Park
Somerville
West End
Leon
Vincent
South Framingham
Baker-Shaw
Newton
Hollman
Dedham
Lancaster Street
Voi
Simpson
Pope Mfg. CO
Franklin St
Winstow’s
Clarendon St
Hewins & Hollis, Outfitters
Hamilton Place
Shings
Natl Lipe Ins. CO
D. T. Phelps
Blate Agt
Dev
Tennessee
Heart OF
Wonder
HE Shah
Loxpon
Shah
Persia
Dream
Connecticut
Queensbury
the Meadow Club
Sadio
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