Cold Wave Approaches East as Steam Power Persists
The piece notes an advancing cold wave from the Rocky Mountains met with resolve to welcome it. It claims New York pilots are reducing fees to oppose federal legislation. It observes progress favors horses, while Paris tests steam motors for street cars and reverts to horse propulsion after trying 21 styles.
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Maine political forecast favors Democratic win across offices
Opinion grows that the Democratic ticket in Maine will carry the governor and four congressmen and likely the legislature. Congressman Murch expresses strong confidence, while Republican lawmakers in Washington rush home to begin work, sensing tough but perhaps futile efforts ahead.
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French literary war over censorship splits public opinion
The piece notes a divide between Zola supporters and anti Zola in France as a bill to ban publication of salacious feuilletons in newspapers triggers a heated debate. It highlights the upcoming parliamentary contest and the clash between modern novelists and reformists.
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Secret bands form in New Mexico and Arizona to wipe out Apaches
Across New Mexico and Arizona a secret organization plans Indian removal by force. More than six hundred men are already enlisted in New Mexico with Arizona contributing similar numbers. Globe City and the Gila Valley report over thirty participants, and other areas mobilize. Residents await Gen. Crook while headlines warn of a scare in Turtle Mountain Dakota as Indians threaten settlers.
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Rail line tax appeal heard in Concord senate chamber
An important hearing before Judge Smith and referees in the Concord senate chamber examines whether the Boston Concord and Montreal railroad is taxed excessively. The appeal challenges the state board of equalization of taxes with experts and witnesses presented by the railroad and representation by the Attorney General for the state.
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Marauders Attack Farm House in Herfordville Clash
A gang of 12 marauders attacked M. D. Clemmer's farm house in Herfordville Tuesday night but were repulsed by Clemmer and neighbors. Several volleys fired, two farmers wounded, three thieves wounded but escaped. They threaten to burn farms and barns in the town.
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President vows no sign for river and harbor bill
The president told at least two senators he will veto or reject the river and harbor bill unless it is scaled down. He argues appropriations for small streams are unconstitutional and favors separate bills for large projects like the Mississippi and Potomac flats.
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Attempted assassination at Dublin Green Street Court House
In open court a tutor named Fitzpatrick fired at the recorder of Dublin with a revolver but was seized by the defendant and a policeman. The incident occurred during a city bill case where Fitzpatrick was non-suited as plaintiff.
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Mystic Park July 2:23 class horse race results
At Mystic Park July meeting a 2:23 class harness race produced a win for Goldfinder over Camors in heat one and a second heat win by Camors. Florence and Wild Lily followed with a close finish in later heats. Final purse shows Goldfinder first, Camors second, Florence third, Wild Lily fourth.
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Gilmanton will opens closures and local events noted
The Gilmanton ovills close from July 29 to August 17. Republicans believe a car factory may soon be built in Dover. Portsmouth Democrats unanimously nominate State Senator John S. Treat for mayor. Hobart Lt. Hail, 21, dies in Hanover from drowning after long immersion. Freight train 19 on Cheshire road derailed, cars dumped. passengers aided. Eastern New Hampshire and southwestern Maine report heavy hay harvest, largest in memory. A man complains after sitting on another’s hat. conductor charges $4 for spoiled item.
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