President's health update at the executive mansion
Official bulletins track the president's daytime fever and vital signs. July 25 reports rising fever after 3 pm yet no chills, with pulse 104 at noon and 110 at 7 pm. Evening bulletin says fever subsiding, pulse and temperature below 100, sleep calm, doctors on duty. July 26 1:30 am notes fever subsided, president sleeping. Dr Agnew arrives in Washington for overnight duties.
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Vice President Arthur Stays Home Awaiting Call
New York reports Vice President Arthur remained at his house most of July 25, receiving several telegrams from Washington. He is ready to answer Secretary Blaine's summons at any moment and will go to the capital to perform duties for the president or country when required.
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Rate Wars Roll On As Trunk Lines Slash Chicago Fares
New York July 25 passenger agents keep Saturday westbound rates at nine dollars to Chicago fourteen twenty five to St Louis and eight to Cincinnati. Scalpers sell at one dollar under. Rumors of eastbound freight patchups persist but no meetings. Grand Trunk Boston and Albany Hoosac Tunnel push to three dollar Chicago rate. other lines to follow to end the warfare.
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Father shot dead by son over divorce dispute in California
In San Francisco on July 25, Thomas Hook a stock raiser from Tonto Basin killed his father. The fatal shooting followed a quarrel tied to his parents divorce and property division.
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Marshal Bazaine seeks month return to France
Marshal Bazaine reportedly asks the French government for permission to return to France for a month to collect a legacy, provoking strong indignation in Paris. In Bradlaugh case, Clarke versus Bradlaugh sees an extension of time for motion a new trial to next Thursday, with alleged weight of evidence grounds. Baron Von Geyse a German officer is shot dead in a duel. Gottingen students duel left one mortally wounded. a fatal duel reported at Gibraltar.
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New Hampshire and Vermont Value Gap Cited in Report
The article notes New Hampshire’s valuation exceeds Vermont’s by 5,000,000. It lists local issues including Portsmouth aldermen denying poles for Mutual Union Telegraph, Winnipesaukee’s nineteen steamers with nine owned in Lake Village, and plans to build the Franconia and Littleton railroad as well as start Franconia iron works. It also reports a dog found alive after six days in a Littleton schoolhouse, the State Temperance Association meeting at the Weirs starting August 9, fire damage in Ashland, a Keene sawyer injured, state fish board expenses totaling 1,969 dollars 93 including patent fishway and detective services, and an Ossipee probate contest over Dr Bemis’s will with W Sohier of Boston disputing a revised will favoring H Morey and others.
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Drownings and thefts plague Valley Falls and Providence
George H Spring's son, aged 10, drowned at Valley Falls on Monday. Philip Zeigler of Zanesville Ohio leapt from a midnight Boston tram en route to Providence depot to dodge a conductor and fractured his thigh. Providence sewing machine agency Wheeler and Wilson was robbed Friday night of 200 dollars. John J Kerr, former employee, was arrested Saturday and denied the theft as officers recovered 119 dollars.
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City police board reviews annual report and detective system
The annual report by Col Henry Walker Thomas Gargan and Maj Edward J Jones to the aldermen shows 756 officers allowed, 752 on duty May 1 1881, expenditures of 85704839 dollars, and 3069401 collected. Arrests total 4141 with many categories and extensive miscellaneous work including 1521 accidents 2632 buildings secured 356 dangerous buildings reported 1259 defective lamps 2569. The detective system is noted.
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Bristol Bay Regatta Draws Wide Field and Fine Winners
The Bristol Bay regatta, postponed from July 4, drew fifty two boats in five classes. Winners included Kortright's Wizard of Bristol and Lydia C in class one, Myrtle of Warren and Meteor in class two, and Alice Rowena in catboat events. Prizes were silver, with special sail-measurement awards. A fireworks display followed prize presentations at Capt. Lawess residence.
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Cattle disease reports in Halifax investigated. Thayer asserts doubts
Assistant Secretary French notes Dr Thayer of the cattle commission doubts the reports of a serious cattle disease at Halifax and Pictou, with plans for a thorough inquiry. Montpelier in Orange county Virginia advertised for public sale July 28, historic Madison home nearby. Remains rest in family burying ground marked by a granite shaft. Internal revenue receipts total 769,622.70. customs 597,151.10. national bank note redemptions 152,000.
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Fatal shooting accident in Abington family on Summer street
In Abington Massachusetts Mrs. Hugh Craig suffered a gunshot wound to the neck when a revolver from her son Thomas was handed to her daughter Annie. Doctors say the woman remains in critical condition as they determine the bullet's course.
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Wheat and crops outlook in Kansas counties
Topeka data show average 11.5 bushels winter wheat per acre across 70 counties with 19 counties matching or exceeding last year. Spring wheat unsatisfactory, rye and barley mixed, oats generally fair, corn prospects excellent, and livestock in good condition.
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Outrage and murder near Satartia shocks Yazoo City
In Satartia, Mississippi, July 25 a white girl was outraged and killed by Isaac Fisher a negro blacksmith. He choked her and threw the body into a well. He returned to his shop and found her alive in two and a half feet of water. He died by hanging himself as the rope sank him. Citizens convened and planned to hang Fisher but held him for the inquest.
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Train Conductor Lorenzo Caballero Dies After Mexico Accident
Lorenzo Caballero, the Morelos railroad conductor wounded in the deadly accident, died yesterday in Mexico City. The Sonora official journal reports the government forfeited the river colony concession for Yangri and Mavyu for failure to survey land within three months.
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Appointment of William L. Robertson as New York Port Collector
William L. Robertson, named by President Garfield as collector of the port of New York, took the oath this afternoon before United States Commissioner Shields. His bondsmen qualified in 400,000 dollars, and the instrument was sent to the treasury secretary for approval.
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Ontario Thunderstorm Destroys Barns and Churches
A severe thunderstorm swept western Ontario early today. Ingersoll ice barns burned with contents. the Baptist church at Beamsville burned. The Presbyterian church at Newtonville was damaged by lightning.
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Minnesota Wheat Barge Line Consignment Arrives In Glasgow
A telegram from Glasgow reports the arrival of a consignment of Minnesota wheat via the barge line and New Orleans in good condition. Other consignments follow.
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Alliance Arrives at Hammerfest After Jeannette Search
The Arctic steamer Alliance, active in the Jeannette search, arrived at Hammerfest today reporting all crew safe. It completed related operations and will restock before continuing patrols in the Arctic theater.
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Adoption of Savage ballot box for city use approved
The Aldermen debated a contract with James S Savage to supply a ballot box. H T Bacon and Savage joint owners of Savage and Bacon patents claimed their box was best. Aldermen Hersey and Wiles supported the Savage box. the order was adopted by the committee. The Auditor's Office.
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Montreal fair opens September 14 with national exhibits
Montreal's great fair begins September 14 and runs to September 23. Highlights include premiums centered on dairy products and related appliances, a daily working dairy exhibition, a France national display, torpedo harbor experiments, Canadian troop drills, athletic events, fire and men's sports, illuminations and fireworks, with crowds expected to surpass last year.
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