Mexicans Slain In A Las Vegas Riot Clash
In Las Vegas New Mexico July 27 two Mexicans died and several were wounded after a riot sparked by revenge for a four month old lynching. William Green and Ely Green fired on a man named Jose Gallegos causing his death. The Green brothers, later besieged by Mexicans, were protected by US troops called by City Marshal Clay. Juan Sansoval died and more injuries were reported as the sheriff tried to secure surrender. The Mexican with Green was jailed and the governor was alerted. The situation remains tense with potential further violence.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Clay
Jose Gallegos
William Green
Old Las Vegas
Green
Gallegos
Old Town
Bridge Street
Ely Green
William
Juan Sansoval
United States
Crawford
Tenth Infantry
Green Brothers
McManus in Municipal Court on murder charge
John McManus, charged with murdering his wife, appeared in Municipal Criminal Court and was arraigned before Judge Forsaith. He requested a hearing in Municipal Court and was remanded without bail until Aug 2. He claims a strange man spoke at 9 a.m. and denies seeing the hatchet used.
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John McManus
Municipal Criminal Court
Forsaith
McManus
Water Front Anecdotes Highlight Yachting and Harbor Plans
The Silvie yacht sails on a short bay cruise with Commodore Dixon aboard while the Charles S. Mather takes a larger party for fishing and sport. A Bermuda despatch notes the Alpha's detainment for hoisting gear trouble on a Halifax to Jamaica voyage. Dr. G A Martin leads capitalists to Nova Scotia seeking plaster rock investment to boost port business. A naval appropriation includes 8000 to repair the Constitution for Massachusetts Naval Militia use, with transfer possible to Massachusetts waters. Merchants celebrate ONeill's House passage authorizing a lightship and fog signal off Boston light at about six nautical miles east by south, plus harbor range lights costing up to 1000, for harbor improvement long sought by merchants.
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Silvie
E. Saxton
Dixon
Charles SI Mather
Sorensen
Bermuda
Alpha
Boston
Yarmouth
Halifax
N. S
Jamaica
G. A. Martin
Franklin
Nova Scotia
Plaster Rock
Naval
Massachusetts Naval Militia
Portsmouth
N.H
Massachusetts
O'Neil
Secretary of the Treasury
The Greyhound of the Sound Takes Norwich Line Lead
The City of Lowell, newly added to the Norwich Line fleet, proves its speed by breaking records between New York and New London. Crowded with passengers on every trip, it has quickly become popular. New features this season include promenade concerts and table d hote dinners.
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Lowell
Norwich Line
New York
Newondon
Innocent Man Freed After Wrongful Conviction in Worcester Case
Samuel Scott Lanning, about twenty five, proved innocent of a 1893 assault with intent to rob in Worcester county. He spent ten months imprisoned and was released yesterday with no compensation. Alibi witnesses from Dunstable testified to his presence there June 22 1898, challenging the trial’s identification and supporting the pardon committee’s view.
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Samuel Scott Lanning
Greenhalge
Lanning
Superior Court
Worcester County
A. T. Welch
Princeton
Dunstable
Jonas C. Kendall
Herbert Parker
Market Dally Ledger Reports Dull Trade and Mixed Moves
A Friday market report notes a quiet session with slight quote shifts as bears push some stocks while bulls await tariff outcomes. Granger group strength disputed by short sellers, with notable moves in St Paul, Rock Island, Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific, and Copper shares. Local gas issues, Judge Hammond ruling against Roxbury Gaslight, and 5s bonds drop. copper activity rises amid Japan China tensions. dry goods imports and banking liquidity show weakness. treasury gold reserves slip and sterling rates drift with shipments anticipated.
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Shorts
New York
Burlington
St. Paul
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Northwest
Atchison
Granger
Bay State
Hammond
Roxbury Gaslight Company
Brookline Gas Company
Roxbury
Japan
China
Butte
Bell Telephone
Old Colony
General Electric
Westinghouse
Sterling Exchange
Messrs. Kidder, Peabody’ & Co
Boston
Sterling
He Wants His Bride Married Man Seeks Legal Action
John Douglas Thomas, a handsome young Black man, seeks a legal remedy to reclaim his wife Mamie Lavery of Manchester. Since their marriage, Mamie has stayed with her father who threatened to shoot Thomas if he returns. A crowd gathered as Thomas visited the Lavery home, rang the bell, and left promising to consult a lawyer and obtain a warrant to confront the situation.
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Manchester
N. H
John Douglas Thomas
Mamie Lavery
Thomas
Mamile
Papa Lavery
Circus Day Crowds Loot Trains in Gloucester
A mob at Gloucester station last night broke into a freight car and shared bananas, then destroyed fruit syrup jugs. They raided Willey’s store and a Maplewood avenue shop, stealing tobacco and tearing up goods while bystanders watched with no interference observed.
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Gloucester
Boston & Maine Railroad
Willey
Washington Street
Maplewood Avenue
Gilmore siblings charged in West Fourth Street assault
Martin Gilmore and Michael Gilmore with their sister Mrs Margaret Callaghan were charged in South Boston District Court with assault and battery with intent to kill after a Thursday night brawl that injured John Hession of West Newton. Martin pleaded not guilty. Michael’s charge not pressed, Callaghan held on $200 bond, case postponed to Friday.
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Martin
Michael Gilmore
Margaret Callaghan
South Boston
West Fourth Street
John Hession
West Newton
Martin Gilmore
Hesston
Callaghan
Hession
Firebug Wright Caught in Brockton July 27
Louis A. Wright, a young firebug who escaped from Bridgewater State Farm, was found hiding in a Brockton box car near the freight yard. Police detained him and he admitted his identity after a two day roaming period in the city and Boston. He said he stayed at the American House in Boston the prior two days.
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Brockton
Louis A. Wright
Bridgewater
Wright
Boston
Boston to Narragansett Pier Excursion on July 31
A special NY, New Haven & Hartford train will run from Park Square Boston at 9 15 a m to Narragansett Pier returning at 5 30 p m with round trip fare 1 25. Tickets limited and on sale Friday July 27 at 3 Old State House and Park Square station.
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Boston
Narragansett Pier
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Park Square Station
Old State House
Another outing for babies by floating hospital next Tuesday
The floating hospital will make its next outing on Tuesday. Any society, physician, or missionary with an interest in ill children may obtain tickets by applying to Rev. Rufus B. Tobey.
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Rufus B. Tobey
Scully Promoted to Chauncy Hall Associate Principal
The Chauncy Hall School vacancy created by Oliver F. Bryant after 34 years is filled by the promotion of J. F. Scully, who has served as superintendent of the grammar school department.
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Chauncy Hall School
Oliver F. Bryant
J. F. Scully
Shipping News Mini Almanac for Saturday July 28
Sailings and arrivals listed for the day include Steamer British Empire Wills from London Steamer Elliott from Britain. Brown from Charlottetown and Steamer Gloucester Hawes from Baltimore Steamer Florida Hall from Charlottetown P EB I Brig Fenice Melanson Weymouth N. & Schooner John Stroup Myers Moncton N B Schooner John A. McGowan Poole Rani-66 NG BY
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British Empire
Wills
London
Elliott
Brown
Charlottetown
Gloucester
Hawes
Baltimore
Florida
Hall
P. EB. I
Fenice
Melanson
Weymouth
John Stroup
Myers
Moncton
N. B
John A. McGowan
Poole
Building a Ferry Drop Sealed Proposals Advised
Proposals for building a ferry drop in East Boston must be received by the Superintendent of Ferries by 12 noon on Monday July 30 1894. A $500 certified check to the city of Boston accompanies each bid. Plans and specifications are available at the City Engineer’s office 50 City Hall Boston. The Superintendent may reject any or all bids in the city of Boston. William J Burince Superintendent of Ferries East Boston Office July 20 1894.
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Oim
City Hall
Boston
Ferries
William J. Burixce
East Boston
Jersey City
New Jersey
Union Security Compainy
Massachusetts
Nesolved
Union Security Company
Taten Security Company
Sail Company
Montgomery Street
County of
Hudson
State of
New Jersey, On Saturday, the 18Th Day of August, A. D
Board of
Kansas City and Atlantic Railroad Company
The
City OF
Board of Aldermen
Boston Daily Traveller
Boston Post
J. M. Galvin
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Middlesex
Isaac Kendall
Somerville
Isaac RB. Kendall
Cambridge
Charles J. McIntire
Esquire
S. H. Folsom
Register
Commonwealth OF
Fanny H. Lothrop
Newton
Elanire
Commonwealth OF Rassachusetts
Suffolk
Elizabeth Adrian
Isabel Adrian
John W. McKim
Elijah George
Bids Sought for Charlestown Pumping Station Project
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Board of Metropolitan Sewerage Commissioners invites sealed bids to build a Charlestown pumping station. Bids due Aug 11 1894 at 12 noon in Boston. $1000 certified check required. Plans and specs available at the board office or Arthur F Gray architect. bidders must list relevant work and references. board may reject any bid.
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Charlestown
Boylston St
Boston
Mass
Arthur F. Gray
State St
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Hoosae ‘Tunnel Docks
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Hosea Kingman
Tilly Haynes
Harvey N. Collison
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Saratoga
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Ll. 8
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Reyes
Heston
Kneeland St
Hanson
Tricyocles
Raymond Bicycle CO
Columbia Bicycle
A. M. Green
Goon Wort
Crescent Place
Commonwealth OF Massachtsetts
Rebecca L. GR Sen
Alban Andren
Congress Street
Times
Geo. W. White
National Typewriter Company
Calvin P. Sampson
Charles
Barton
Albert F. Roberts
William KE. Hutchins
Fred L. Daggett
Seth P. Smith
Suffolk. 'S
Pfenry M. Temple of Boston
George M. Hobbs
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Eva Allian
NEW York Auction & Commission House
Salem Street
S. Berkman & CO
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WM. M. Olin
Commonwealth
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Josephine
United State
Winslow Warren
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Alpheus M. Stetson
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Russell Harris
Anderson St
EK G. R
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Conn
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Portland St
City
Maine
Canal St
Holden Tow
Blue Hill Ave
Cook
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Carver St
Framingham
Glen Bros
Rochester
Mason & CO
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Milball Franklin St
Ronnell
Post
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Purchase St
L. Wallace
Franklin St
Manufacturers’ Oil CO
L. C
New York City
White River Junction
Lucile B. Logan
Joliet
Til
J. B
Friedman Manfg. CO
GO Commerce
Eliot St
South
Friend St
Journal
F. J. Barnard
Province St
Industrial Aid Society of Boston
Enry Peterson
Chardon St
Frank Phtil
LIPS
L. Box
Lynn
Ware
T. M. Ware
India Sq
Boston Bamboo CO
LARK
Tremont St
Corner
Northampton
Hill
A. R. Andrews
Court St
Astrology
Benton
Ferry
Reed Avenue
Everett
Winthrop Beach
Wood
Wave Way
Worcester St
Tremont and
Se Are
the Post
Tremont
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