Senate Deficiency Bill Passes As Pension Measures Follow
The Senate approved the deficiency bill while several pension bills were passed at the evening session. The Senate appropriations committee finished work on the fortifications bill containing 80 million for ordnance manufacture at the South Boston works.
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Senate
Senate Committee On Appropriations
South Boston
Civil Service
Oberly
Washington
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Unitarian Grove
Weirs
Laconia
N. H
Thomas Richardson, Jr
Salvation Army
Fail River
Captain McDonald
Gloucester
Thomas F. Bayard
Newfoundland
Thomas Kelleher
Lowell
Sadanam Fushimi
Portland
John W. Deering
Congress
New Haven
Russell
Mamie Halnegar
Ohio
Cyrus Butler Maveheater
Cottage City
J. de Rivera & Co
New Yorks
Bostons
West Shore Line
Erie & Pacific
Chicago
Maurice Connell
Greely
Kissingbury
Lawrence
Prince Leopold
Brazil
Suite
Coney Beland
Two Killed by Lightning in Quebec House
In Quebec near Hull two people died when lightning struck a house. The incident prompted local authorities to investigate the sudden fatalities and secure the scene.
Boston Teams Triumph as Markets Edge Higher
In city news the Bos ton team beat the Phillies at home in a well played game. John K Fitzgerald to take over as internal revenue collector next week. The market closed firmly with a strong finish despite dull trading and a bank reserve loss of 552 736. Mexico Central earnings rise.
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Gate City
Boston Towboat Company
John Revere
Revere Copper Company
Bostons
Phillies
John K. Fitzgerald
New York
New England
London Chess Match Results Short List
Blackburne defeats Zukertort. Mason beats Pollock. Lipschultz defeats Mackenzie. Bury defeats Tauvenhaus. Mortimer defeats Seballopp. Gumsborg did not play.
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London
Blackburne
Zukertort
Mason
Pollock
Lipschulz
Mackenzie
Bury
Tauvenhaus
Mortimer
Seballopp
Gumsborg
Injunction Granted Against New York Arcade Railway
Judge Barrett of the New York Supreme Court granted a temporary injunction for John Jacob Astor to restrain the New York Arcade Railway Company. Multiple city items follow, including a race time, factory suspensions resuming, fire damage cases, school reform talk, and building trades returning to work after a Milwaukee strike.
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Barrett
New York Supreme Court
John Jacob Astor
New York Arcade Railway Company
John Murphy
Maud
Pennsylvania
Saltonstal Block
Haverhill
Lowell
John W. Lothrop
Chesterville
Consolidated Electrical Subway Company of
New York City
Subway Commission
Contocook
N. A
Old Colony Historical Society
Cedar Street
Janston
James McQuade
Albany ,N. Y
Rochester
N. Y
Miller Brewing Company
Dr. Little
Chicago
Plymouth
Worcester
Milwaukee
Weather Indications For Several Atlantic States
Washington dispatch notes for Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut show local rains followed by fair weather with stationary temperatures and variable winds. Eastern New York eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware have local rains then fair weather with steady temperatures and variable southerly winds. District of Columbia Maryland and Virginia expect fair weather with overnight rain and variable winds. The Carolinas Georgia eastern Florida western Florida and Alabama anticipate local rains with southerly winds becoming variable and steady temperatures.
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Washington
Maine
New Mampshie
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virpia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Weather Summary for Boston July 26 1886
The Boston weather report records cloudy conditions with a mean daily temperature around 73 degrees and a dew point near 67 degrees. Barometer averages 29.846 inches with a high wind speed about 20 mph and trace precipitation noted.
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Boston
Oxusgaver’s
Signav Steavice
Raa Cove Reo
Observations Elsewhere Meteorological Record Yesterday
Yesterday's meteorological record lists readings from multiple stations up to 10 p m with notes on fog, cloudy or clear conditions. Locations include Leavenworth Kansas and Memphis with temperatures around mid 60s to 70s and various wind and precipitation indicators.
Conferees Near Agreement on River and Harbor Bill Stumbling Blocks
The river and harbor bill talks move toward a deal as three canal schemes stall progress. Senators favor retaining $1,000,000 for New York harbor and $75,000 for Sandy Bay Massachusetts, while House conferees oppose the canals. If the Senate concedes, remaining items likely pass soon.
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Washington
Senate
New York Harbor
Sandy Bay
Mass
Embezzlement Arrests Hit Chicago Post Office Officials
Colonel W H Bolton chief of second class matter at the Chicago Post Office and John S Stewart weigher were arrested on charges of embezzling public funds via false returns. Inspectors report shortages from 1884 85 totaling up to 100000 with Bolton linked to overcharges by newspapers and a private memo implicating other officials. Bail set at 10000 for Bolton and 5000 for Stewart.
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W. H. Bolton
Chicago Post Office
Post Office
John S. Stewart
Chicago Daily News Company
Western News Company
Washington
Bolton
Palmer
Judd
Weigher
Stewart
Army of the Tennessee
Leach
Logan
Felton
Mississippi
United States Circuit Court
Greenville
Chicago
Brutal Murder Revealed in Lawrence Ossuary Case
William B. O Connor confessed to slaying his mistress Hannah B Conway in a rear Es sex street dwelling. He described driving her to a woodshed and killing her with an axe before mutilating the body and burying it in a tea chest. The 56 year old ex soldier is in custody as authorities exhume the corpse.
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Conway
O’connor
Essex Street
Grand Army
Russell Paper Mills
Howe
Civil Service Chief Responds to Pension Agents Accusations
Civil Service Commissioner Oberly drafts a letter denying Republican senators charges that clerks aided General Black in choosing Democrat pension agents. The missive will contest the accusation as malicious and sharply fault In galls and Plumb for the political framing of the matter.
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Civil Service
Oberly
Commission
General Black
Ingalls
Plumb
Treasury committee weighs clerks promotion exams shift
A Treasury Department panel including Second Comptroller Maynard Comptroller Trenholm and James A Towner will study moving treasury clerk promotion examinations from the department examiner to civil service examiners.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Maynard
Trenholm
James A. Towner
Treasury
Civil Service
Department
President Denies Pardon for Maine Vessel Captain
The President returned papers on William Watts captain of a Maine vessel jailed in San Francisco for ill treating his crew. He denies clemency after new information showed the case not suitable for a pardon.
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Washington
Department of Justice
William Watts
San Francisco
President nominates five to federal posts across Dakotas and Idaho
The President sent nominations to the Senate including Charles M. Thomas of Kentucky for associate justice of the Dakota Supreme Court, Nathan D. Bates of Connecticut as marshal for Connecticut district, Ezra Baird as marshal for Idaho, Dupont Guerry as attorney for the southern Georgia district, and Wilson H. Talbott of Colorado as agent for the Tulapipoe agency Indians in Washington Territory.
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Washington
Senate
Charles M. Thomas
Kentucky
Supreme Court of Dakota
Nathan D. Bates
Connecticut
District of
Ezra Baird
Idaho
Dupont Guerry
Georgia
Wilson H. Talbott
Colorado
Tulapipoe
Washington Territory
Senate action and appropriations amid deficiency bill
Senate business at Washington notes resolutions on A K Cutting and El Paso del Norte, plus inquires on Fort Bliss troop orders. It then resumes the deficiency appropriation bill, with amendments including payments to Chester A Arthur, duties refunds, and railroad mail transport costs for non subsidized lines. Additional items cover Chippewa damages from overflow and other allocations to United States needs.
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Senate
Washington
Ingalls
A. K.cutting
el Paso del Norte
United States
Fort Bliss
Committee On Appropriations
Hale
Chester A. Arthur
New York
Central Pacific Railroad Company
Mr. Dawes
Minnesota
Wilson
Iowa
House Debates Railroad Grants and Clerks in River of Disagreement
Washington July 26 debate on the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill reveals a split over Senate clerks and land grants to the Northern Pacific. Holman says Senate amendment on clerks is key and Henley urges replacing Senate land forfeiture with House provisions from Wallula to Portland and Bismarck to the Pacific. Price denounces breaking contracts, Voorhees defends public policy to seize land grants, Oates questions federal power, Payson reviews the case as remarks continue.
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Washington
Holman
Indiana
Conference Committee
Senate
Henley
California
Committee On Public Lands
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
House
Wallula Junction
Portland
Bismarck
Pacific Ocean
Price
Wisconsin
Congress
Voorhees
Washington Territory
Northern Pacific Company
Oates
Alabama
Payson
Illinois
Republicans in Caucus Report On Morrison Surplus Plan
Republican Senators met in the judiciary committee room at 6 PM to review a substitute for the Morrison surplus resolution. They proposed a reserve range of 110 million to 130.008 million dollars with a proviso letting the President suspend the measure in emergencies. The caucus adjourned without action, referring the matter to the finance committee for reconsideration at tomorrow's session.
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Washington
Judiciary Committee
Sherman
Allison
Finance Committee
Revolutionary circulars incite arming in Mexican states
A Galveston special reports circulars signed by Francisco I. Case urge uprising against Diaz regime in Tamauilepas Coahuula and Nuevo Leon. The decree cited grants wide powers to arcades, challenging 1857 constitution and rights. US protest over Mexico rights linked to the Cutting case aftermath at Paso del Norte.
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Galveston
Tex
Eagle Pass
Tamaulepas
Coahuula
Nuevo Leon
Francisco I. Case
Diaz
Mexico
United States
St. Louis
Nogales
Ariz
Globe-Democrat
Magdalena
Sonora
Medina Cutting
Paso del Norte
Chihuahua
Medina
Cutting
Abington Hailed Mining Prospect Draws Speculators
Abington swarms with visitors and speculators as gold and silver discoveries attract national interest. Landowners refuse offers while Mr Carrigan mulls forming a mining company. Geologist Professor A C Hervey reports rich indicators with potential deposits worth at least 500000, noting lead silver and copper traces.
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Abington
New York
Boston
Carrigan
A. C. Hervey
New England
Hervey
Creditors Name Committee for J De Rivera & Co Assets
In New York on July 26 creditors named a committee to handle the defunct sugar importer J De Rivera & Co assets. Nominal assets were $1 522 695 with liabilities $1 370 220 leaving a surplus of $152 475 after writing off $251 206 as worthless. Plantations in San Domingo Corredad and Santa Fe mortgaged among assets. Mr Ros of the company receives broad sympathy.
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New York
J. de Rivera & Co
Cameron
Clyde Steamship Company
Mr. Oliphant
Ward & Oliphant
de Grove
San Domingo
Corredad
Santa Fe
Ros
New Haven & Northampton Rail Bonds Approved
At a special stockholders meeting in New Haven it was voted to issue 700000 in 5 percent bonds to cover the 1882 extension debt above Northampton. The bonds are reportedly fully subscribed by stockholders of this line and the New York & New Haven road.
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New Haven, Conn
New Haven & Northampton Railroad
Northampton
New York & New Haven
Leader of the County Democracy Dies in New York Hotel
Hubert O Thompson ex commissioner of public works and head of the County Democracy was found dead in his bed at the Worth House Madison Square New York the cause listed as cerebral apoplexy He was 37 years old and had recently been in poor health with a noted political career including a coup to take county clerkship in 1880 and leadership of the County Democracy since then.
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New York
Hubert O. Thompson
Public Works
The
County Democracy
Worth House
Madison
Dr. Roberts
Mr. Thompson
Messemer
Thompson
Roberts
E. Ellery Anderson
Purvey
Edward Cooper
Beekman
Grace
Whitney
Hubert Ogden Thompson
Boston
Free Academy
College of the City of New York
Wall Street
Allan Campbell
Campell
John Kelly
Tammany
Henry A. Gumbleton
Robinson
S. J. Tilden
anti-Tammany de 2Eat
Murray
James McCartney
Ed Clarkson
W. F. Gannon
C. F. McLean
Gumbleton
Tammany Braves
Tilden- Robinson
Alonzo B. Cornell
William C. Whitney
Navy
Corporation Counsel
anti-Tammany
Rollin M. Squire
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Tammany Hall
Manhattan Club
New Amsterdam Club
Coney Island Jockey Club
Gentlemen’s Driving Assasan
Montgomery Lodge
Free Asous
Anarchists Trial Hearings Touch on Revolution Talk
In Chiaco on July 26, A C Jansen testified about remarks by Spies and Fielden praising force and dynamite to spark revolution. Witnesses linked Parsons and others to armed groups, with notes referencing the Alarm and Arbeiter Zeitung as sources. The afternoon featured readings from socialist papers on revolution themes.
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Chiaco
A. C. Jansen
L. G. Gage
Gage
Fielden
Parsons
Banfield
Spies
Schwab
Joseph Gruepbut
Arbeiter Zeitung
Haymarket
Death of Hubert O. Thompson Shocks New York Dems
Washington reports the death of Hubert O. Thompson, described as a severe loss to the County Democratic organization. Merriman praises Fire Commissioner Purroy as an able organizer and notes plans for attending the funeral by Thompson’s friends Muller, Don, Drew, and Tim Campbell, currently in New York. No NY party meeting has yet been held.
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Washington
Hubert O. Thompson
New York City
Merriman
Purroy
Thompson
Messrs
Muller
Don
Drew
Tim Campbell
Campbell
New York
Probable union of the factions in New York’s Democratic party
Leaders of the County Democracy met at the New Amsterdam Club on Twenty fourth street and appointed a committee to draft resolutions on the death of Hubert O. Thompson. Many see no obstacle to uniting John Kelly and Thompson factions, with a union expected soon.
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New York
County Democracy
New Amsterdam Club
Twentyfourth Street
Hubert O. Thompson
John Kelly
Thompson
Democratic Party
Royalty on Driven Wells Sparks New Hampshire Meeting
In Laconta New Hampshire on July 26 an agent of N W Green Boston collected royalties on a patent driven well system. Many owners paid the agent before a large gathering organized to counter the claims. A citizens meeting is planned for July 31 to coordinate mutual protection.
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Laconta
N. H
N. W. Green
Boston
Democratic caucuses pick delegates to district convention
In Portland tonight the Democratic caucuses chose delegates to the district convention. A large majority oppose nominating John W. Deering for Congress. The Knights of Labor won Wards 2 and 6 likely to back Hunkins of Biddeford.
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Portland
John W. Deering
Congress
Knights of Labor
Hunkins
Biddeford
Attempted murder of Brazilian prince on Sea Beach steamer
On the Sylvan Stream returning from Bay Ridge to the Battery a bottle bomb was found under a cabin seat. George Brown aboard seized and threw it overboard preventing disaster to Prince Leopold of Brazil and his party. Authorities kept details quiet while Consul Mendonca and guests rushed to safety aboard the Barros.
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Sea Beach
Coney Island
Bay Ridge
Prince Leopold of
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Prince
Commodore da Gama
Barros
de Mendonca
Grace
Martine
Battery
Man
The
Sea Beach Railroad Company
August Leopoldo
Fellows
Social Rev
George Brown
Brown
Railroad
Barres
Mendonca
Bayard Sailor Bait Ban Ordered at Bonne Bay Amid Fisheries Row
Schooner Thomas F Bayard, arriving at Gloucester from the banks, faced a notice at Bonne Bay prohibiting bait purchases within three miles, under 1818 Anglo American fishery terms. Captain McDonald argued rights to buy bait along Ramea to Labrador coasts. Also reported are the Grace L Fears crewman death at sea, and strong fish arrivals from Grand Banks and Georges with 1 000 000 pounds cod and 300 000 from Georges, plus 1400 barrels mackerel from Bay St. Lawrence vessels.
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Thomas F. Bayard
McDonald
Bonnebay
Newfoundland
Ramea Islands
Cape Bay
Quirpon Islands
Magdalen Islands
Labrador
Bonne Bay
Bonne Bay, N. F
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James McDonald
Mary J. Wells
Grand Banks
Thomas Thompson
Grace L. Fears
Georges
Porter S. Roberts
Henri N. Woods
Hattie Evelyn
John S. McQuinny
Bay St. Lawrence
Great Butcher's Run Flood Revisited in Western Pennsylvania
A July storm in western Pennsylvania caused extensive damage caping at about 350000. Floods and tornadoes leveled timber and fields near Evans City Pine Creek and Sewickley valley. Homes were evacuated as rail lines suffered washouts and land slides marking a grim anniversary of the 12th year since the Butcher's Run disaster with nearly two hundred deaths.
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Pennsylvania
Pittsburg & Western
Evans City
Pine Creek
Butcher’s Run
Sewickley
Important case looms in Winnepesaukee Lake protest
Final hearing in the Winnepesaukee Lake Cotton and Woollen Manufacturing Company case is set for tomorrow in Concord before referees J S H Frink of Greenland ex Governor James A Weston of Manchester and William A Heard of Sandwich. The dispute centers on Guilford valuation and a tax of 386.50 after state equalization lowered town valuation from 124000 to 113308. Counsel for petitioners are Colonel T J Whipple and Daniel Barnard. for the town, Tappan Albin Jewell Stone and S C Clark.
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N.H
Winnepesaukee Lake Cotton and Woollen Manufacturing Company
Guilford
H. Frink
Greenland
James A. Weston
Manchester
William A. Heard
Sandwich
State Board of Equalization
Supreme Court
T. J. Whipple
Laconia
Daniel Barnard
Franklin
Tappan & Albin
Jewell & Stone
S. C. Clark
Lake Village
Japanese Prince Sadanari Fushimi Visits New York and Brooklyn Bridge
Prince Sadanari Fushimi and his party toured the Brooklyn Bridge and major stores after arriving in New York with the Japanese minister. The minister met them, and the prince will go to Washington tomorrow before returning to New York, then depart for Japan August 11 via Niagara Falls Chicago and Salt Lake City.
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Brooklyn Bridge
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Yachts Arrive at Bar Harper Harbor July 26
New arrivals include steam yacht Yosemite from New York and Washington Conner, schooner yachts Tidal Wave Marion Wentworth from New York, sloop yacht Thials Beverly Farms, and vessels Tempest and Breeze. Addie of Boston and Lucille of Duxbury remain. In New Berprop July 26 sloop yachts Viola from Naushon Ware Stephen Cooper Nantucket Nirvana from Newport and Vedette steam yacht F. W. Vanderbilt from Newport also arrived.
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Yosemite
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Addie
Boston
Lucille
Duxbury
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C. N. Wayland
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Ware
Stephen Cooper
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Nirvana
Newport
Lightning death strikes Hull farmhouse coffin vigil
During a thunderstorm a lightning bolt struck a house near Hull Quebec, tearing through the chimney and stove pipe and shattering the coffin. Four people watched the coffin. one man and a child died later from injuries, while two others were badly hurt.
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Ont
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Murderous Salvationist in River City Shooting Rampage
Salvation Jack or Thomas Richardson Jr is implicated in a fatal assault during a Salvation Army event near the river. He shot Miss Sarah A Bishop and wounded Jesse Fitton and William C Russell, then wounded himself. Fitton and Russell faces serious injuries but are alive. Richardson was arrested after attempting to reload his five-barrel revolver and is charged with assault with intent to kill Russell. He pleads not guilty. bail set at 10000 with further complaints planned.
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Richardson
Thomas
William Russell
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Mass anarchist trial rally draws 2000 supporters in Cmcaco
In West Twelfth street Turner Hall about 2000 sympathizers gathered for a red flag meeting supporting eight anarchists on trial before Judge Gary. Police, including Captain O'Donnell and 40 uniformed officers, kept order as speakers pressured press bias and lack of defense access to cross examination.
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O’donnell
A. O. Bischoff
A. B. Simpson
Ernest Schmidt
George Schilling
Chautauqua Notes at SouTh Framingham Assembly
Sunday school assembly includes Charles Barnard presenting Chautauqua Society of Fine Arts year work and Town and County Club workings in Normal Hall. Dr. Newman greets a good audience as Rev Smith Baker of Lowell addresses Inside Outsiders. Dedication of Congregational headquarters follows with remarks from Revs Dunning Baker and Hill.
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Charles Barnard
New York
Normal Hall
Chautauqua Society of Fine Arts
Congregational
Bicknell
Wisbech Ballon Hails Tory Victory Over Arch in Nor folk
The Wisbech election featured Lord Henry Bentinck defeating labor candidate Joseph Arch, prompting cheers and a Conservative stunt with a balloon cow display and a board reading Good-by Arch and Rigby. The piece also notes cross comments on Catholic rights, coalition ideas, and haymaking influenced votes.
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Norfolk
Lord Henry Bentinck
Joseph Arch
Lord Bentinck
Market Place
Arch
Rigby
Where is the Galatea and delays in search near Marblehead
Marblehead reports at 3 p.m. the towboat William P. Clark entered harbor after fruitless Galatea search. By 4 p.m. the tug headed to Provincetown as mystified locals question the English cutter's delay. Ambassadress, Annie S, Columbia, and Mayflower also sighted.
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Columbia
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Riots in Amsterdam Over Sunday Games Prohibition
Serious clashes erupted in Amsterdam as police and troops intervened against crowds protesting Sunday game bans. Troops fired on rioters, barricades rise, and at least ten killed with many wounded. Eighteen officers injured. twenty eight arrested including two socialists.
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Amsterdam
Diary extracts shed light on Greely Kislingbury rift
Detroit dispatch outlines diary entries of Kislingbury and Greely from the Greely expedition. It cites insubordination claims, Kislingbury's relief in 1881, and a 1884 conflict over credit, authority, and treatment of Dr. Pavey and others aboard.
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Maurice Counsell
Greely
Kislingbury
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Kissingbury
Washington
Dr. Pavey
Mob talk grows as Ohio murder case prompts reward
The Franklin murder case of Mamie Halnegar stirs DayTON crowds with talk of mob action as Russell remains a suspect. Investigators weigh movements the night of the crime while the county commissioners authorize a $1000 reward for the arrest and conviction.
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Dayton
Franklin
Mamie Halnegar
Russell
Erie and Pacific Despatch and South Shore Consolidate Chicago Office
An Erie Despatch move unites the Erie and Chicago & Atlantic offices in Chicago August 1, shifting east bound traffic. The consolidation will redirect provisions and dressed beef shipments away from the Pennsylvania line as Harmonious relations are restored between Erie and Chicago & Atlantic.
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Erie & Pacific
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Erie
Chicago & Atlantic
Pennsylvania
Rosebery says Australia opposes joint New Hebrides rule
Lord Rosebery informs French ambassador M Wad dington that Australia objects to France and England jointly governing the New Hebrides. England will not alter the existing agreement, forcing France to respect the islands independence.
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London
Lord Rosebery
M. Waddington
Australia
France
Hebrides
England
Marquis of Salisbury Returns to London to Form Government
The Marquis of Salisbury arrived in London from Osborne to receive the Queen's commands for a new government. Crowds greeted him at major railway depots from Portsmouth to London, but he declined to address them. Rumors spoke of a cabinet hitch due to conflicting claims from two senior ministers of the former Conservative government.
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Hull
Englana
France
Hebrides
Marquis of Salisbury
London
Thomas Francis Meagher
Waterford
Osborne
Portsmouth
Marquis
Arsenic Mix-Up Kills Mother in Cleveland Drug Store
In Cleveland on July 26 Mrs. Andre Bairoli sent her son for 10 cents of cream of tartar and 10 cents of sugar of milk for three sick children. The pharmacist gave arsenic instead. The mother drank some and died that night. the three children are not expected to recover. The pharmacist is overwhelmed with grief.
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Cleveland, O
Andre Bairoli
J. A. Bartlett
Grain supply table shows U S and Canada July 24 stocks
The report lists visible grain stocks in the United States and Canada as of July 24 with weekly changes. Figures include large totals for wheat corn oats barley and rye with increases and decreases shown for each commodity.
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