Judges in Court of Oyer and Terminer Hear Indictment Motions
Judge Daniels presided as cases moved for withdrawal of indictments against James R. Richmond and for obliteration of remaining indictments against Kerr. Prosecutors and defense counsels argued with a recess set to resume the first Monday in October at 10 a.m. Ex-Alderman McQuade entered late, speaking with friends inside the rail.
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New York
Damiels
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Bright
Frank J. Dupignac
Nelson
Fullerton
James R. Richmond
Bob Ingersoll
John H. Bird
Kerr
Daniels
Richmond
McQuade
John
Fitchburg
Kerr and Richmond
New Memorial Church
Falmouth
Interstate Commission
Roosevelt
Civil Service
Pension Office
Corporal Tanner
Weather forecast for New England and nearby states
Forecast through 8 p.m. Wednesday covers Maine New Hampshire and Vermont fair and cooler with coastal clearing and southwest winds. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut expect fair weather followed by possible showers and cooler westerly winds. Eastern New York sees fair conditions then showers in the southeast with cooler westerly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Cotton Region Bulletin for July 2 1889 83 p m edition
The bulletin reports weather and cotton region conditions for the 24 hours ending July 2, 1889 at 8 3 p m meridian time. It provides observations on moisture, temperature, and crop status across key cotton-growing districts.
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Cotton Region Bulletin
Late Ship News Outlines Arrivals And Clearances
New York reports July 23 clearance lists with vessels bound for Boston Alaska London and Nassau among others and arrivals including steamers Stamford Baracoa Augustine Manaus Victoria Baracoa and several schooners and barks. similar row notes names owners and destinations in a compact port activity summary.
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New York
H. F. Dimock
Eldridge
Boston
Alaska
Murray
Taverpool
Wieland
Barends
Hamburn
Vanh
Wiensfeld
Harburg
Godalaming
Skeklos
Shields
Charies
Whitney
Spicer
London
Nell
Perry
St. John
N. B
Hattie Darling
Kelly
Nassau
N. P
E. Py
Newman
Sheppard
St. Pierre
Mart
Cricket
Kennedy
Yarmouth
Stamford
Baracoa
Augustine
Manaus
Victoria
Wyoming
Liverpool
Elwell
Barks
Askey
Barbados
Shun Leé
Caletabuena
Wattagha
Alexandretta
Justin H. Ingersoll
St Vincent
W. L
Origs Achilles
Lisbon
Pearl
Demerara
Rebecca M. Wall
Matanzas
Mattie J. Alles
Sullivan
John Stockham
Wareham
Clarissa Allen
Taunton
Kate and Mary
John Feeny
Western Banks
G. Thompson
New Hedford
Maggie BP. Smith
Enos B. Phllipa
Maria Louise
Nantucket
Mary I. Wellington
Sallie B
President Plans Postoffice Appointments Visit to Indianapolis
The president spent July 23 considering post office appointments with Miller expected in Deer Park Md for talks at the request of the president. He plans to return from Bar Harbor to Indianapolis on Aug 22 for the soldiers monument cornerstone ceremony, his first visit to his old home since inauguration.
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Miller
Windom
Bar Harbor
Indianapolis
Soldiers’ Monument
Washington
Deer Park
Department of Justice
Buzzard’s Bay
Commodore Smith
Valkyrie
America
Lapham
Mary Frazier
New Bedford
Blaine
Senate
Deer Stage
Mattie Winship Vessel Released After Settlement
Ottawa reports the Mattie Q Winship, seized off Sydney Cape Breton for illegal fishing, will be released upon payment of 2000 dollars to the Crown and coverage of all legal and custody expenses. All Vice-Admiralty proceedings will be discontinued after handover to the owner or his agent.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
Mattie Q Winship
Sydney
C. B
Minister of Fisheries
Mattie Winship
Census Bureau
Army and Naval Orders Add Various Assignments
Washington July 23 Special Army orders list Edwin M Mann acting assistant surgeon moved Petersburg Va to San Carlos AK. Thirty recruits assigned to Seventh Cavalry for Missouri department. Captain John E Greer ordered to erect a New York battery at Peekskill camp. Captain Allen H Jackson to temporary recruiting duty in New York after summer field exercises and to lead recruits after Nov 15 1889. Major Theodore Schuan joins State Claims Board on Indian Depredations replacing Major Edward Hunter. Hunter to report Oct 1 to division of the Pacific as judge advocate. Captain George D Wallace granted one month leave after Aug 1. Naval orders include Lt Charles G Vreeland relieved from torpedo instruction July 31 and sent to navy intelligence. Lt A F Fechteler granted three months leave. Ensign Walker O Hulme to duty on receiving ship Wabash. Commodore A G Clary leave extended one year abroad.
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Seventh Infantry
New York City
Department of the Platte
Theodore Schuan
Board of State Claims
Edward Hunter
Division of the Pacific
George D. Wallace
Seventh Cavalry
Charles G. Vreeland
Navy Intelligence Office
A. F. Fechteler
Bureau of Navigation
Walker O. Hulme
Wabash
A. G. Clary
Blaine Party Tours Ellsworth with Hale Guests
July 23 reports Mr Blaine and M Roustan French minister visiting Ellsworth as guests of Senator Hale. Blaine and party left Ellsworth in the evening. James G Blaine Jr served as fireman on the Maine Central, his fourth trip in that role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harper
Mr. Blaine
M. Roustan
Ellsworth
Senator Hale
Blaine
James G. Blaine, Jr
Maine Central
Maritime Ship Movements Across Atlantic Ports
In a compiled log, multiple vessels at major ports record movements and origins on various July dates. Entries list ships such as Schwiegaard, Victoria, Lord Clive, Empire, Laurestina, Bohemia, and others, with origins including Baracoa, Liverpool, New York, New Orleans, Montreal, Savona, and more, alongside routes near Gibraltar, Dunkirk, Hamburg, Copenhagen, London, and Bremen.
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Boston
Schwiegaard
Baracoa
New York
Wyoming
Liverpool
Victoria
Philadelphia
Lord Clive
Cleveland
Savona
Gibraltar
California
Mediterranean
Narva
Empire
New Orleans
St Petersburg
Dunkirk
Centra
Laurestina
Hamburg
Bohemia
Copenhagen
Australia
London
France
Bremen
Lider
Sarnia
Montreal
Lake Superior
Skins
Franklin Hall Account ant at 244 Washington Street Boston
Franklin Hall, an accountant, is located in the Giots Building at No. 244 Washington Street, Boston.
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Franklin Hall
Washington &T
Boston
Veritas Wins 2:33 Class at Detroit in Three Heats
Page 6 reports Veritas won the 2 33 class at Detroit in three heats while other races remained unfinished. The issue also notes various items across pages including legal notices and city reports.
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Veritas
Detroit
Edison Granted Another Hearing In Patent Case
Edison the inventor contests Chief Clerk Pope's cancellation of incandescent lighting patents for lack of jurisdiction. Ottawa July 23. Minister of Agriculture John Carling granted Edison’s solicitor a rehearing before the minister himself. The same argument stands, with possible new evidence under discussion.
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Edison
Ottawa
Ont
Patent Office
Pope
John Carling
Agriculture
West Virginia Flood Toll Rises in Parkersburg
In Parkersburg July 23 the flood waters subsided revealing widespread ruin. Eighteen people died in the disaster and all bodies except two have been recovered. Farmers face ruin and may need charity as recovery begins.
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West Virginia
Parkersburg
W. Va
Gas Explosion At Port Blanchard Shaft Injures Miners
An explosion of gas in No 14 shaft at Port Blanchard operated by Pennsylvania Coal Company injuries five miners Barrett Harris Dougher McDonald and an unknown Hungarian. The first three are said to be fatally burned.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Port Blanchard
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Barrett
Harris
Dougher
McDonald
Police recover stolen jewelry from Milton residence
Officer McCusker of Station 1 reported recovering a valuable set of gold earrings with pearls and a gold breastpin last evening. The items were stolen from the Milton home of Mr. Thayer.
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McCusker
Mr. Thayer
Milton
Boulanger Trial Date Set as Outlaw Threat Looms
Paris July 23 General Boulanger Count Dillon and M Rochefort face an August 8 Senate Court trial date. They have ten days to answer before outlawry. The Nation reports that several high officials suspected of sympathy with Bou langer may be dismissed.
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General Boulanger
Count Dillon
Henri Rochefort
Marylebone Cricket Club
Philadelphia Cricketers
London
Parnell
Special Commission
League Trust Fund
Panama
Theophilus
Liverpool
Paris
M. Rochefort
Senate
Doulanger
Parnell Defends Funds and Letters in Times Case
London July 23 Parnell testifies before the special commission over Times charges. He denies withholding letters to court and says books and funds of the Land League may involve large sums. Edison testifies in New York on electricity’s use in the death penalty, noting typical body resistance and limits of voltage.
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London
Parnell
Special
the Times
House of Commons
Harris
Soames
Webster
Land League
Lewis
Parnellites
Suboena
Maloney
Ladies’ League
Egan
France
Mr. Parnell
Ladies’ Land League
America
Labouchere
Hannen
Monroe & Cor
Paris
Will Influence Parnell and Sexton in Royal Grants
London July 23 Mr Parnell says he and Mr Sexton were influenced by respect for Mr Gladstone in granting royal favors. He does not feel strongly, seeks consistency, and doubts Irish votes would affect outcomes. He cooperates with Gladstone and praises his sacrifices for Ireland.
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Parnell
Sexton
London
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Ireland
Rain Ends Play In MCC Versus Philadelphia Match
In London on July 23 rain halted a MCC versus Philadelphia game after 45 minutes. Patterson led the visitors with 22, Patterson not out 22 and Stoever not out 25. Americans total 127 for five with Brown 45, Scott 22, Thomson 6, Clark 8, Morgan 4, byes 1.
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Lonpdon
Marylebone Cricket Club
Philadelphia Cricketers
Patterson
R. Brown
Scott
Thomson
Clark
Morgan
Stoever
Byes
Theophilus Wins Liverpool St George Stakes at July Meeting
On day one at the Liverpool July meeting Theophilus trained by Arbitrator outpaced Morglay and Dunraggan to win the 800 sovereign St George stakes for three year olds over one mile and three furlongs. Theodore Morglay and Sir Bevys lines feature in the field.
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London
Liverpool
Theophilus
Arbitrator
Theodore
Morglay
Sir Bevys
Pink
Dunraggan
Fitz James
Mina
Regent Ristics Illness Signals Serious Condition
Regent Ristics is reported seriously ill with a stroke of apoplexy in Belgrade on July 23. The Wesleyan conference opened in London with Rev. C. H. Kelly elected president and the death of Rev. John Brewster announced. Professor James Bryce wed Elizabeth Ashton in Aberdeen. War and colonial dispatches note British plans against the dervishes, Congo railway funding, and various European diplomatic moves.
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Belgrade
Ristics
London
C. H. Kelly
John Brewster
James Bryce
Aberdeen
Elizabeth Ashton
Sherif Ashton
Lancashire
O’brien
Salisbury
Charles Russell
Houston
Loyal and Patriotic Union
Grenfell
Egypt
War Office
Menmonth
Africa
Zintgraff
Liri
Benus
Simpkin, Marshall & Co
Hamilton, Adams & Co
W. Kent & Co
Great Britain
The
Daily Telegraph
Defence League
Morning Post
Brussels
Chamber of Deputies
Congo
Berlin
Germany
Switzerland
Lima
Senate Passes Compromise Railroad Bill Unanimous
Conconra New Hampshire July 23 The Senate passed the compromise railroad bill this afternoon by a unanimous suspension of the rules though it has never been read in the Senate. A $60,000 appropriation for Plymouth normal school buildings was tabled pending referral to the next Legislature. Supreme Court judges in reply to a House resolution declare the last constitutional convention had power to set when adopted amendments take effect and that legislators must take the fixed $200 salary per session starting June 1, 1889, not per diem.
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Conconra
N. H
Sprcrar
Senate
Plymouth
House
Supreme Court
International maritime exhibition moves to Boston in late 1890
The international maritime exhibition planned for New York moves to Boston, running November 4 to January 4, 1890 at Mechanics' Institute. Manager John W. Ryckman leads a council of shipbuilders as the event showcases marine art, ship models, canals, and railroad models with over 1000 entries already.
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Mechanics
New York
Boston
John W. Ryckman
Madison Square Garden
American Institute
Brooklyn
Hugh Coyle
Mechanics’ Institute
Hoston
Haytien Rebellion Report From Navy Department
Washington July 23 The Navy Department received Admiral Gherardis July 10 report from Port au Prince detailing no fighting up to that date He notes Hippolyte advancing toward Port au Prince and promises marines would be landed to protect American interests Légitime asks the American minister Thompson to mediate Wharton says any peacemaker act would be personal not official U S policy refuses to recognize Haytian factions
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Washington, D. C
Navy Department
Gherardi
Port-au- Prince
State Department
Hippolyte
United States
Légitine
Eithref
Hayti
French War Ships at Newport Arrive From Bermuda
French frigates Are tuse and Roland, commanded by Admiral Brown de Coestoun and Captain Roustan, arrived in Newport four days from Bermuda. Each about 6000 tons, one ship rigged and one bark rigged. Health officer cleared them. They saluted government stations. Fort Adams answered. Officers ashore tonight. They will stay four or five days.
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Newport
Aretuse
Brown de Coestoun
Roland
Roustan
Bermuda
West Indies
Fort Adams
Corner stone laid for St Barnabas Church in Falmouth
The cornerstone of St Barnabas Church was laid with a large gathering led by Rev. Henry F. Allen of Boston and Rev. Charles H. Perry. The church honors late James M. Beebe and his wife, designed by Henry Vaughan of Boston, built from local granite with brownstone trim.
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Falmouth
St. Barnabas Church
Henry F. Allen
Boston
Charles H. Perry
James M. Beebe
Henry Vaughan
Races at Monmonth Park deliver close finishes
On July 23 at Monmonth Park, six quarter and mile races produced tight finishes. Tenny D won the first three-quarter mile race with Madstone second and Badge third in 1 14 percent. Devotee topped Cayuga and Gramercy in 1 15 percent. Chemise led Village Maid and Equality in 1 57 percent. Brother Rand won the 1418 mile with Belvinda and Conne mara next in 1 55. Benedictio took the 11 16 mile, Biynwood runner-up, Sam Wood third in 1 49. Padishah led Onaway and The Ballet Colt in 1 16 for the three-quarter mile.
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Monmovnth Park
Tenny D
Madstone
Badge
Devotee
Cayuga
Gramercy
Chemise
Village Maid
Equality
Brother Rand
Belvinda
Connemara
Benedictio
Biynwood
Sam Wood
Padishah
Onaway
Ballet Colt
Rights surrendered Samoa treaty amid Blaine concerns
Washington reports that the Berlin Samoa treaty may be rejected by the Senate. Democrats oppose terms, citing perceived concessions by commissioners Kasson Phelps Bates and others. Criticism focuses on German land grabs, English protection, and the tripartite Samoa governance limiting U S influence.
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Berlin
Samoa
Senate
State Department
Foreign Office
Blaine
Bayard
Mr. Kasson
Mr. Phelps
Mr. Bates
Germany
Phelps
America
Kasson
Europe
Prince Bismarck
Great Republic
Pacific Islands
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Islands
Tripartite Advisory Board
England
Mataafa
Kimberly
Great Britain
House of Commons
James Fergusson
New York
Norens
German Land Company
Polynesian Land Company
Tamasese
Messrs
Bates
Sewaill
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Haytien Rebelllion
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