Chicago Anarchists Indicted in Murder Conspiracy
In Chicago a Bohemian gunsmith Rudolf Sebie, 28, was arrested on bonds of 7000 for supplying dynamite to three conspirators linked to the Haymarket prosecution. Police allege he sold about ten pounds to Chicagoans like Hronek, Chapek, and Chleboun, bought May 26 from American Powder Company, with authorities noting explosive devices and caps found. Sebie and the three others were later indicted for conspiracy to commit murder and were brought before the land jury amid guarded proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Rudulph Sebie
Haymarket
Sebie
Grinnell
Gary
Sebic
Inspector Banfield
Hronek
Chanek
Chlebown
Banfield
Fhonek
Chapek
Chlebounn
Chleboun
Bar Harbor Notes on New Resorts and Summer Guests
Bar Harbor notes a prosperous season for three new shore resorts Sullivan Sorrento and Winter Harbor. Winter Harbor hosts wealthy Bostonians with the Beacon Hotel and fine cottages. Notables such as Judge K B Staples General Beale Rear Admiral Selfridge and diplomats are occupying cottages and hotels along with many Boston visitors. A new Methodist church and casino near completion and a Green Mountain carriage road open promises scenic Atlantic views and Mt Desert Island attractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bar Harbor
Houston
Winter Harbor
Francis Peabody
Dr. Channing
K. B. Staples
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
N. Y
Poppies
West Street
Egglestone
New York Commercial
Parke Godwin
H. H. Neil
Redfield
Pittsfield
Seal Harbor
E.N. Winslow
Cleveland, O
St. Sauveur
Hen J. Biddle
Miss Biddle
Philadelphia
E. , Parker
Boston
Birch Tree Inn
Mayoni Bey
Malvern
Byerly
Cambridge
Sutton’s Island
Northeast Harbor
Arthur Herbert
Legation
Louisburg
Isses Wingate
Newton
Mary Shannon
Ledge Lawn
Whiting
Miss Dana
J. N. Fiske
Henry W. Fuller
Fuller
Sorrento
Wayne MacVeagh
United States
Garfield
Jacqueminot Cottage
Cottage Street
E. L. Wenshaw
George Thacher
Waukeag House
Sullivan
C. A. Simmons
C. A. Noble
W. J. Jackson
Edison Lewis
Henry Wood
L. EK. Lewis
Kenneth H. Lewis
Walter E. Lewis
J. M. Jackson
L. L. Hamilton
John Turner
Ray Eaton
W. C. Willis
Arthur B. Webber
A. C. Webber
Martha H. Ayer
Hancock Point
Methodist Episcopal Church
Green Mountain
Atlantic
Mt. Dsert Island
Marble dealers form New England association in Rutland
The Retail and Wholesale Marble Dealers' Association of New England and the Provinces held its inaugural meeting in Rutland Vermont. James F Brennan of Peterboro New Hampshire was elected president and Robert L Sands of Cambridge Massachusetts named secretary and took part in adopting part of the constitution and bylaws with plans to finish the work tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Marble Dealers’ Association of
New England
Provinces
James F. Brennan
Peterboro
N. H
Robert L. Sands
Cambridge
Mass
Guilty Of Neglect In Norfolk & Western Crash
A coroner jury in Lyncureville Virginia on July 25 found the Norfolk & Western Railroad Company guilty of neglect for sending complicated orders not understood by employees and for failing to designate engine No 3, saying the management should be held responsible for the eight deaths in the recent collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyncuevure
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Norfolk & Western Railroad Company
Norfolk & Western Management
Fire at Narragansett Electric Building in Providence
A three story brick structure housing the Narragansett Electric Lighting Co towel rack and tubing firms caught fire at 7:45 pm from hot coals in the towel rack furnace. Loss $7000 with $3000 to the Towel Rack Co $3000 to the Tubing Manufacturing Co and $1000 to the Slater Mill ownership. Electric firm suffered minor water damage but resumed power after the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater Mill and Power Company
Electric Lighting Company
Peterboro
N. H
Charles Varnum
Norway
Hiram Hathaway
Bipprerorp
Saco Lumber Company
Biddeford
Saco
Concorp
Franklin Street
Meade, Mason & Co
B. FE. Badger
Providence
RRL
Charles R. Blackimar
Valley Falls
Blaze Destroys Upper Stable on Frothingham Ave
Alarm 419 reported yesterday afternoon a brisk fire in stables Nos. 28 and 25 on Frothingham avenue. Occupants S. BR, Lombard and L. Pell. The upper part burned badly. Damage set at $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frothingham Avenue
S. BR
Lombard
L. Pell
Political currents shift as reform message spreads across states
Grand Rapids leads reform talk with a Cleveland club of 100 Republicans and a Lebanon Indiana native Stephen Neal linked to 1840 Harrison delegates. The piece traces party realignments, criticizes the Chicago platform, notes New Haven urging civil service reform, and cites editorials from multiple papers on loyalty, tariffs, and liquor policy amid a tense national political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cleveland
Stephen Neal
Lebanon
Ind
Harrison
See
Chicago
Thurman
Washington
Colquitt
Georgia
N. Y. Herald
New Haven
van Buren
Massachusetts
Philadelphia Times
Gray
Dawes
Bayard
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Rep
Minnesota
Pioneer Press
Joseph Cook
William R. Morrison
Congress
Pitcher Trial in Canada Habeas Corpus Challenge
In Montfreat July 25 the Pitcher case, a Providence bank teller absconder, saw crown counsel seek to quash the writ but the judge refused, noting a defect corrected yesterday. Counsel challenged the commitment as lacking proof of guilt under Canadian law, adjourned to hours later for authorities. Desnoyers issued another properly drawn commitment against Johnson, cashier of the Union Bank of Providence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guerin
Canada
Providence
Pitcher
Johnson
Union Bank of Providence
Desnoyers
Negroes in Politics at Indianapolis Convention Turmoil
The Negroes in Politics convention in Indianapolis split into factions led by J. M. Turner and a majority backing Simon Pure Democrats. A temporary chairman was chosen as Charles H. Shelton and Noah Plummer served as secretary nominees. A vote dispute led to blows and revolvers, with police arresting two men before harmony allowed Peter H. Clark to preside and adjournment, while Cincinnati hosted a related note on the National Negro Democratic League backing President Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapllis
J. M. Turner
Turner
Simon Prre
Charles H. Shelton
Evansville
Ind
Noah Plummer
Massachusetts
Columbus
Ohio
Scott
Callar
Oglesby
Harmony Clark
Cincinnati
National Negro Democratic League
St. Louis
Cleveland
J. M. Vena
Missouri
I. ‘i’. Brown
Illinois
H. Alexander Clark
The Lasses of Leverhouse and Other New Novels
New York readers are offered Jessie Fothergill’s The Lasses of Leverhouse a vivid Lancashire tale of a poor family near Bolton with humor and feeling. Rider Haggard’s Maiwa’s Revenge and Braddon’s The Fatal Three receive measured praise for adventurous vividness and intricate plotting. The History of Nicolas Muss translated from Du Bois-Melly and Grace King’s Monsieur Motte add varied social portraits, while Miss King’s tale probes race and caste in Louisiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lasses
Leverhouse
Lancashire
Bolton
Miss Fothergill
Miss Broughton
King Solomon’s Mines
Amsiopagans
Allan Quatermain
Mr. Rider Haggard
Maiwa
Quatermain
Friday
Every
Robert Louis Stevenson
Rider Hageard
Rider Haggard
Miss Braddon
Lady Audey
Miss Fausset
Greswold
Clotito—Clotho
Nicolas Muss
St. Bartholomew
Gaspard de Coligny
Geneva
Nicolas
Charles du Bois-Melly
Arvid
Mr. Cable
Louisiana
Jessie Fotheroe
New York
Henry Holt & Co
Maiwen
H. Rider Haggard
Many Fast Horses Race Circuit Opens in Cleveland
Cleveland notes 134 entries across multiple classes for the upcoming circuit races starting Tuesday. Detroit reports a strong second day at the summer meeting of the Driving Club with Roy winning the 2:35 class and Arrow pacing to victory in the free-for-all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Detroit
Detroit Driving Club
Roy
Rosalind Wilkes
Loretto
Arrow
Little Mack
Yachts Folly and Secret Fail To Finish Sweepstakes
Wrymouton July 25 The first sweepstakes race between Folly and Secret was declared off due to light wind. Posy did not start and the others failed to cover the course in the time limit of four and a half hours. Referee Harry Sheen. Bar Harbor July 26 Yachts Gitana Wanderer Clytie Peerless Achaea Warren Norma Adrienne Gleam sailed for Boston at 8 am today. Provincetown July 25 Cutter Muriel Stephen A Cooper of New York arrived from Nantucket bound for Plymouth. Guests include H S Drake W M Ballard New York J S Boss New London RK I July 25 Rhode Island Yacht Club on Narragansett Bay drops anchor with about twenty sail aboard. Tomorrow fleet sails to New Bedford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrymouton
Folly
Posy
Secret
Harry Sheen
Bar Harper
Gitana
Wanderer
Clytie
Peerless
Achaea
Warren
Norma
Adrienne
Gleam
Boston
Provincetown
Muriel
Stephen A. Cooper
New York
Nantucket
Plymouth
H. S. Drake
William M. Ballard
Joseph S. Boss
New London
Newport
RK I
Rhode Island Yacht Club
Narragansett Bay
New Bedford
Collapse at Elm and White kills Brooklyn woman and injures others
A building on Elm and White streets collapsed due to machinery weight, trapping about fifty women and girls employed by A. Lovell book binder in the cellar. Miss Maria Bagnell, 22, of 283 Vanbrunt Street Brooklyn, died. several others injured. The former armory was inadequately fitted for its current use. investigation to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elm and
White Streets
A. Lovell
Maria Bagnell
Vanbrunt Street
Brooklyn
Death of a Faster in Newark Belville Woman’s Demise
Sarah Kelly a 53 year old Newark Bellville faster died after forty two days without food. She weighed 152 pounds at illness start and 80 pounds at death. Doctors differed on cause with theories of stomach tumor or fixed obsession with illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N. J
Sarah Kelly
Bellville
Where is Lieutenant Shaffer missing in Brooklgn
Lieutenant Henry W. Shaffer U S N is missing after taking four days leave to visit family in Rockville Md before his vessel Swatara sails Telegrams from Rockville say he has not arrived He is 37 years old 5 feet 7 inches tall sandy complexion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklgn
Henry W. Shaffer
U.S.N
Rockville
Swatara
Wellfleet Tax Assessments for 1888 Valuation
Wellfleet’s valuation figures for the year ending May 1 1888 show real estate at 376966 dollars and personal estate at 230500 with decreases of 48017 and 59833 respectively. Total appropriations 8475 dollars state tax 119250 dollars county tax 65370 dollars and 451 polls taxed at a rate of 1580 per 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellfleet
Sailor’s Passion Sparks on Transatlantic Voyage
In San Francisco on July 25 the steamer Solitaire from New York delivers John Wright second mate who allegedly fell for Captain Sewell’s young wife. Sewell, finishing a wedding voyage around the Horn, reports Wright tailed his wife and lurked near their cabin to overhear private talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Solitaire
New York
John Wright
Wright
Captain Sewell
Sewell
the Horn
Five Inches of Hail Wrecks Crops in Vermont Towns
A severe hail storm swept parts of South Richford East Berkshire and Montgomery Vermont causing five inch depths in fields and on roads. Drills one foot deep were frozen into the ground. One farmer reported fourteen acres of corn destroyed and losses estimated at $3800.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richorp
South Richford
East Berkshire
Montgomery
No Sheridan Bulletin Reports No Change Tonight
In line with last evening's announcement no bulletin on General Sheridan's condition was issued tonight unless there was a notable development. Colonel M V Sheridan, the general's brother, was in the city and said the general passed a comfortable night and quiet day with a favorable condition for the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan
Connecticut Wheelmen Annual Meeting Held in New Haven
The Connecticut division of the League of American Wheelmen met in New Haven with Chief Consul L. A. Tracy presiding. Treasurer Post reported assets of $1045.86 and expenses of $435.76. A mail ballot slates Chief Consul Charles E. Larom New Haven and Vice Consul C L Brockway Middletown with Representatives D J Post Hartford W H Squires Merigani W Williams Yantic C D Knox Lime Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Connecticut
League of American Wheelmen
Hartford
W. H. Squires
Merigen
W. Williams
Yantic
C. D. Knox
Limeock
Probate Court notifies next of kin on Nassau estate of Mary Bresnehan
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Probate Court invites next of kin creditors and all interested in the estate of Mary Bresnehan late of Boston to appear July 30 1888 in Boston Suffolk County to show cause why administration should not be granted to Oren S Knapp of Somerville without bond notice to be published weekly in the Boston Post for three weeks final publication two days before court Witness John W McKim Judge and Elijah George Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth OF
Oren
Knapp
Somerville
Middlesex
Ioston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Boston
John W. McKim
Esquire
Elijah George
Register
Norimonwealth
Massachussetts
Gustave Joseph Blank
Edgar Theodore ‘Sharlow
John W. McKim, Esquire
Massachuaw
Supole
Amos J. Dean
Jenner W. Bird
Moston
Safffolk
Joan W. McKim
Elijah Glorge
Joshua
Dunckleek
Joan W. Mekim
Commonwealth OF Mass
William BK
Kingsbury
William Gaston
Charles R. Todd
Harriette Walker
Llivah George
Sepis
Adele F. Scrution
Elizabeth M. Green
John H. Paine
Commonwealth OF Massacrussetts
Vrobate Court
John Bk. Tillon
of Suffolk
John G. Tilton
David A. Andrews
Sali Court
South Street
Massachusetts
Harriet Delory
Joseph M. Hart
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Andrew G. Greeley
George C. Carpenter
St. Louis
Missouri
Anna M. Greeley
Loston
Jon W McKim
Caroline A. Lerned
Gaia County
Henry W. Bragg
The
Boston West
Commonwealthie OF
Massachulav Setts
Cynthia Clapd
Saiu
Frederic Stone
Luoston
Jonny W. McKim
Commonwealth OF Siassachusetts
Mary Driscoll
Daniel F. Driscoll
Elwah Ghlorge
Commonwealth OF Diassachusetts
Norfolk
Irene Beller
Quincy
James M. Keitn
Dednam
Lipston Post
Oston
Wimes
George Waith
Commonwealth
Eunice Perkins
John D. Bates
Catherine A. Wardwell
Massacihs
Progate Court
Zachariah Atwell Mudge
Newton
Harriet Atwell Chapman
Cambridge
George M. Brooks
J. H. Tyler
Burpee Earnest Piper
Larnes
Burpee Raymond
Horace Draper
Andrew J. Hall
John A. Nowell
George Hart
County of Suffolk
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Dedham Street
Thomas Fitzpatrick
William L. Carpenter
Portland man bound over on burglary and assault charges
Charles Moore of Portland Maine is bound over on two burglary charges and an assault on an officer with a deadly weapon in sums of 2000 each for the first two counts and 5000 for the assault. Jacob Friedman, his accomplice, had his case continued until Friday. Governor Ross of Texas issued a quarantine against yellow fever districts in Florida. Owen O'Brien was brought to Dover New Hampshire Police Court for hearing and held in 2000 for assault with intent to kill and 2000 for obstructing an officer. William H Moore and Mrs Norton were seen en route to Canada heading for London to join the New York World as Moore's London correspondent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Moore
Portland
Jacob Friedman
Ross
Texas
Florida
Owen O’brien
Dover
N. H
William H. Moore
Norton
Omaha
Canada
London
Moore
New York World
Seabury's Hydrdonaphiliol Soap Ad Promises Clear Skin
Promotes smooth healthy skin and scalp with Seabury's Hydronaphiliol Soap. Claims to cure ringworm bozein, blotches, pimples, and hair loss while preventing shedding. Packed in a decorated tin box. Price 25 cents at druggists. Slabury & Johnson, sole manufacturers, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabury
Slabury & Johnson
New York
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Inspector Bonfield
BAR Harbor Notes
Arriva
Marble Men
Norfolk & Western Road
Springfield Republican
Financial Chronicle of
McKinley
D. D. F. Farnsworth
West Virginia
Wheeling Register
Upshur
Goff
Arthur T. Lyman
Holyoke
Republican Club
Chicago News
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Inter-Ocean
Senate
Associated Press
Indianapolis
NEW Books
Lieutenant Shaffer
Wellfleet's
Vermont
Wheelmen
Tharine Lucas
Boson
Evward Lucas
Adinr
J.P. J. Ward
Tremont Street
O'Tice
Peter Scheiderick
Admr
Lucinda Mana Fell
Cinda Maxwell
Snuffolly
John Manwell
Admir
Water Street
Mary Cosgrove
Thomas Dean
Public Admr
Daniel Cotter
John Cotte
Horatio Harris & CO
State Street
California
Crates
Crates Prunes
Bartlett Pears
Atlas Stores
Nickerson’s Wharf
Congress Street
Lord Warwick
Palermo Oranges
Palermo
Fiske’s Wharf
L. Foster Morse
Warren St
C. T. Walker
Walker’s Horse and Carriage Bazaar
Lancaster Streets
Hoston
W. P. Balch
Portland Street
Albert Howe & CO
Real
Market Street
Brighton
Warren Avenue
Richards & CO
Musical Publications
Litson & Co
Oliver Ditson & Co
H. Ditson CO
Broadway
N.Y
J. C. Ditson& CO
Chestnut St
Wee -5
Rod Ikey
J.C. Hiawaes & CO
Court Street
Emioston
Emerson
United Voices
Wigsin
Menard
Abbey and Munger
Boce
Crocker, Burbank & GO
Fitchburg, Mass
OFI
Corporation Notices
Everett Mills
Mill Street
Henry H. Edes
Toston
Business Carda
Muvelo Es
Eleas
Leiter Kieads
Bill Ieads
Recorder Printing CO
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