American Vessel Seized by Canadian Customs Over Smuggling Charge
Canadian authorities seize an American vessel over a smuggling allegation while the captain denies the charge. A customs circular hints at tougher measures for U S fishermen. Officials deny reports of relief aid, Labrador suffering, or a Spanish slave emancipation in Cuba. Liszt is critically ill and rumors of Emperor William’s death are denied.
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Labrador
Chamber of Deputies
Madrid
Cuba
Liszt
William
City Picnic and Tight Markets Highlight Mixed News
In the city printers who are Knights of Labor enjoyed a Spy Panda picnic with a lively ball game. An eleven inning Boston versus Chicago game ended with the home club winning by one run. Wells Memorial members picnicked at Lake Walden. The adulterated molasses case continued in Municipal Court. Stock markets remained active with New York and New England leading gains and various rail and mining stocks showing mixed strength amid a tight money market.
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Knights of Labor
Spy Panda
Boston
Chicago Nives
Wells Memorial
Lake Walden
Squire
New York
New England
Little Rock & Fort Smith
Wisconsin Central
Marquette, Houghton & Ontonsgon
Calumet & Hecla
Sandusky
Little Rock & Fort Smith Indian Territory
Mother of Fireman Carey Lapses Into Poison Mistake
The widowed mother Mrs Carey of Charlestown lies in critical condition after mistaking eye medicine for a cordial meant for her son the drowned fireman in Albany. Doctors say the pall of grief and age 70 test her strong constitution as Representative John P Reyflolls and two sisters oversee her care.
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McDonald
Regional Weather Summary Across Atlantic Seaboard States
Indications from Washington show fair weather across Maine through Connecticut with slight cooling and variable winds. Eastern New York Pennsylvania and New Jersey expect fair skies then light local rains and cooler conditions with southerly winds. DC Maryland Delaware and Virginia see fair weather with stationary temperatures and variable southerly winds. North and South Carolina have fair weather with stable temperatures and variable winds. Georgia and parts of eastern Florida and Alabama have fair weather with coastal showers, variable winds, generally southerly, no major temperature change.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Maryland
Deaware
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Weather and Barometer Data From Boston Area Station
The report from Ossenger's Office in Boston dated July 28 1886 records barometer readings from 29.734 to 29.839 inches, temperatures around 71 degrees mean daily, with wind velocity and humidity figures. Conditions are listed as clear to fair with a precipitation note and dew point approximately 62 degrees.
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Ossenger
Sinar Steavier
Boston
A.M
P.M. Plm
P.M
Ines Iconisiea
Meteorological record of yesterday’s 10 p.m. observations
Yesterday’s weather summary lists hourly readings from multiple stations captured at the same moment up to 10 p.m. The fragment notes temperatures and conditions but lacks complete station labels and values.
Public Printer Probe and Fortification Bill Action
Washington report on public printer rumors and selection factors along with detailed fortifications bill actions. Includes discussions of candidates Oyster Stall Bryan and General Rogers, plus Senate House conference outcomes and Navy Yard ordnance funding and testing provisions.
Compliment to Senator Evarts on Payne vote praised by Ohio Democrat
Washington July 28 Special Senator Evarts receives a letter from a wealthy Ohio Democrat praising his courage in voting against the Payne investigation. The writer argues Logan has never been popular with Ohio Republicans and, if nominated again, would gain GOP support with few dissenters, while Democrats would offset any opposition. He also pledges $1000 to aid Logan’s election regardless of the opponent.
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Washington
Senator Evarts
Ohio
Payne
Logan
Ohio Blaine
New York
Grace
Rollin M. Squire
Hubert Thompson
Hill
Squire
Uriah A. Pollard
Fifth Avenue
Maurice B. Flynn
County Democracy
Marked ability earns J B Moore third assistant secretary post
Washington July 28 Special J B Moore a Delaware native fellow with six months in the department was named for the third assistant secretary of state after rapid progress from a $1200 clerk to a $3500 post. Bayard praised his marked abilities aligning with Walker Blaine’s earlier rise.
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Washington
J. B. Moore
Delaware
Bayard
Walker Blaine
Garfield
Court of Alabama Claims
Blaine
Moore
Post Office Changes in Chicago 1885 86
Civil Service Commissioner Oberly issued a statement detailing Chicago Post Office changes from May 1, 1885, to June 30, 1886. Among eighty-four changes, including one death and twenty-two resignations, sixty-one were removals. Reasons are given in most cases, with inefficiency cited in twenty-eight, and removals alleged to be politically motivated in some cases.
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Washington
Civil Service
Oberly
Chicago
Judd
Redman Nominated for Maine Internal Revenue Post
Washington July 28 The President named John B Redman as internal revenue collector for the district of Maine Following the recent Maine visit of William H Clifford Clifford is a popular figure with influence in the President and departments and now serves as the party's official representative after his election to the Democratic national committee
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Captain Chase
Washington
John B. Redman
Internal Revenue
District of
Maine
William H. Clifford
Clifford
Democratic National Committee
Pratt Named Minister to Persia by President
Washington July 28. The President appointed E Spencer Pratt of Alabama as minister to Persia. The post is described as a first class appointment and Pratt was endorsed by Southern leaders. He is noted as a thorough oriental scholar.
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Persia
Washington
E. Spencer Pratt
Alabama
Pratt
South
Senate Deadlock On River and Harbor Bill Conferees Reappointed
Senate business from Washington notes the river and harbor bill deadlock after House instructions to strike several canal and improvement items. Conference reappointed McMillan Conger and Ransom, with calls to insist on Senate amendments. Debate covers fortification funding and port defenses amid stalled legislative appropriation talks.
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Senate Business
Washington
McMillan
Conference Committee
Sherman
Senate
House
Portage Lake
Lake Superior Ship Canal
Lake Michigan and
Hennepin Canal
Sturgeon Bay
Lake Michigan
Senate Conferrees
Allison
House of Representatives
Conger
Ransom
Department
New York
Congress
Messrs
Dawes
Cockrell
Dolph
McPherson
Hawley
Frankford Arsenal
Pennsylvania
Conference
House Conference Reports Narrow Disagreement on Silver Certs
House action on the Sundry Civil and legislative appropriation bills continues. Holman reports a broad agreement on internal revenue employee funding and marriage statistics, leaving Senators' clerks as the remaining disputed item. The silver certificate clause is approved in committee and later by the House, with a final conference ordered on the legislative appropriation bill.
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Washington
Holman
Indiana
Legislative
Internal Revenue
Senate
House
Belmont
Georgia
Committee On Appropriations
Bland
Missouri
Treasury
Committee On
Appropriations
Committee of the Whole
Rockwell Pushes Milling Shop Funding in Springfield Armory Bill
Washington dispatch reports Congressman Rockwell’s vigorous House speech urging retention of the milling shop appropriation in the sundry civil bill. Ex-Senator Whittier is at the Riggs. The Attorney General’s opinion on the oleomargarine bill arrives but not public. Garland views cited as constitutional but not supportive. Senators West and Tucker see likely presidential approval. Ranney returns to Arlington.
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Washington
Rockwell
House
Springfield Armory
Charles Whittier
Riggs
Garland
West
Randolph Tucker
Ranney
Arlington
Prohibition Conventions Held in Connecticut and Wisconsin
In Hartford Connecticut 306 delegates met the State Prohibition convention chose Rev S H Delano chair and Allen B Lincoln secretary. Officers and nominees were named including Samuel Baker Forbes for governor and Edward Manchester for Congress. The platform urged constitutional prohibition, anti liquor laws, and alignment with the Prohibition party while adjournment followed speeches by notable speakers. In Madison Wisconsin the state convention praised Hartford and Lansing and nominated John M Oulin for governor.
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Hartford
S. H. Delano
South Norwalk
Allen B. Lincoln
Willimantic
Blackmar
Massachusetts
Morgan
Springfield
Marvin Knowlton
Samuel Baker Forbes
Rockville
Phineas P. Auger
Middlefield
Welford S. Bailey
Joseph A. Lewis
Thomas H. L. Talbott
Glastonbury
Commonwealth
National Prohibition Party
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Prohibition Party
Seaboard
John B. Finch
Nebraska
May A. Woodbridge
Ohio
Madison
Wis
Conn
Lansing
Mich
John M. Oulin
Samuel Dickie
Weston Elected President At Paper Manufacturers Meet
SARATOGA July 28 The Paper Manufacturers Association elected Hon Byron Weston of Dalton Massachusetts president and E E Rogers of Springfield secretary and treasurer The group passed resolutions of respect for the memory of the late J C Parsons of Holyoke and adjourned subject to the call of the president.
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Saratoga
Paper Manufacturers’ Association
Byron Weston
Dalton
Mass
E. E. Rogers
Springfield
J. C. Parsons
Holyoke
Madame Valda Visits America For Opera Season Return
Boston born soprano Julia Wheelock, later Madame Valda, returns from Europe after studies in Milan with Lamperti and acclaimed performances in La Scala Milan Rome Paris London. She plans to appear in Italian opera next season in America, having earned praise for Il Trovatore Don Giovanni and Ernani and capturing critical acclaim abroad.
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Mme
Giulia Valda
Julia Wheelock
Boston
Europe
Mme. Valda
Baker
Lake View Avenue
Cambridge
Parepa Rosa
W. K. Merrill
Continent
Milan
Lamperti
Albani
Sophie Cruvelli
la Scala
Preciosa
Rome
Paris
Bologna
Nice
Maurel
London Standard
M. Maurel
London
Mme. Vaida
Valda
Maschera
Oscar
Gayarre
Covent Garden
Il Trovatore
Ernani
English Illustrated Journal
Dorchester
Maine Democratic Convention Chooses William H. Clifford for Congress
In Biddeford on July 28 the Maine first district Democratic Convention met with 250 delegates. The roll named officers from George F. Emery to P W McIntyre, and on the first ballot William H. Clifford won 108 votes to 43 for Deering and 39 for Hawkins. The committee was formed and the convention indorsed the state platform and the national administration.
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Biddeford
Maine
George F. Emery
Porteland
G.A. Hammond
Eliot
John Dockerty
Saco
J. C. Lane
Limerick
M. B. Twombly
Sanford
C. A. Bailey
Westbrook
H. R. Field
Brunswick
John N. Deering
Portland
William H. Clifford
Clifford
Deering
Hawkins
Cromwell
Scattering
George F. Clifford
Cornish
Charles E. Cole
S. S. Mitchell
G. B. Emery
Gorham
W.S. Pennell
N. Q. Curtis
Congress
General Gordon Nominated for Governor by Georgia Democrats
The State Democratic convention in Atlanta on July 28 nominated General John Gordon for governor and endorsed President Cleveland and the party.
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General Gordon
Atlanta
John Gordon
Cleveland
Marblehead welcomes Galatea hope amid conflicting reports
Marblehead residents cheer the Galatea rumor mill as morning papers quote J. Beaver Webb claiming the cutter cleared for the Western Islands while others doubt arrival. Sightings near Cape Sable set Marblehead buzzing, with expectant crowds in harbor and fast-moving vessels testing wind and tide.
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Marblehead
J. Beaver Webb
Cape Sable
Sachem
Mayflower
New York
Antwerp
Boston
Nantucket
Mill Hands Strike Over Work, Pay at Durfee Mill No 2
Far River July 28. Weavers at Durfee mill No 2 walked out amid discontent with hard work and low wages. No trouble at mills Nos 1 and 3. Over 1000 looms idle. pay ranged from five to ten dollars weekly. Meetings voted to stay out until a settlement. Barnard mill spinners also strike seeking better pay. earnings cited show spinners earning around one hundred dollars weekly at best, while the 10 percent advance effects are debated.
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Far River
Durfee Mill No. 2
Barnard Mill
Durfee Mills
Barnard
Borden
No New Developments in Squire Lockout at Cambridge
The Cambridge lockout at John P. Squire & Co. shows few new developments. Squire hopes to recall all workers soon while leniency is promised for tenement residents, and Knights of Labor support for strikers remains doubtful.
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John P. Squire & Co
Cambridge
Squire
William Goeffer
Mr. Squire
Admiral
Knights of Labor
Vermont & Boston Telegraph picks new board
West Randolph Vermont July 28 Annual stockholders meeting selects directors Norgin Green Thomas T Eckert Charles A Tinker Roswell H Rochester New York Thomas Roche Henry C Sherman Boston George W Gates George W Smith White River Junction Robert J Kimball West Randolph The directors then elect Norgin Green president Thomas T Eckert and Charles A Tinker to executive committee R H Rochester secretary and treasurer
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West Randolph
Vermont & Boston Telegraph Company
Norgin Green
Thomas T. Eckert
Charles A. Tinker
Roswell H. Rochester
New York
Thomas Roche
Henry C. Sherman
Boston
George W. Gates
George W. Smith
White River Junction
Robert J. Kimball
Charles A
Bridgewater Iron Company creditors meeting urged
Bridgewater July 28 the accountant completes exam of Bridgewater Iron Company accounts reporting a favorable state and a liabilities assets statement mailed to creditors a meeting of creditors is called for tomorrow at Weymouth Iron Company office Milk street Boston officers hope a slight extension will improve business conditions
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Bridgewater
Bridgewater Iron Company
Weymouth Iron Company
Milk Street
Boston
Republican State committee assigns NH convention dates
ConcorD July 28 meeting chaired by Hon. J. H. Gallinger sets convention times and places. State convention in Concord on Sept 14, First Congressional district Dover Sept 15, Second district Concord Sept 14, Councillor First Dover Sept 22 and Second Concord Sept 21, Third Manchester Oct 5, Fourth Claremont Sept 23, Fifth Woodsville Sept 15.
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Concord
N. H
J. H. Gallinger
Republican State Committee
Union Hall
Dr. Gallinger
Dover
Manchester
Claremont
Woodsville
Bombing trial testimony sharpens against Schnaubelt
Chicago July 28. At the Haymarket anarchists trial, witness August Heun testifies Fischer wrote the incendiary circular. Gilmer identifies Schnaubelt as the man who lit the fuse and threw the bomb, with Spies and Fischer also named. Cross examination fails to shake his damaging account.
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Chicago
Central Station
Arbeiter-Zeitung
Nesbe
Neebe
August Spies
Neebe Oier McKeogh
Fielden
Schwab
H. L. Gilmer
Haymarket
Desplaines
Randolph Streets
Schnaubelt
Spies
Fischer
Gilmer
Quinn
Engle
Major Daniel Simpson veteran drummer dies at 96 in Boston
Major Daniel Simpson, veteran Boston drummer born 1790 in Winslow Missouri, died at 96 at his East Fourth Street home after a six month decline. He performed with the New England Guards and Ancients for decades, helped form bands, received a silver service, and preserved a drum from Bunker Hill now in the Bostonian Society. Funeral at St Matthew's Chapel City Point with military attendance expected.
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Daniel Simpson
East Fourth Street
Boston
Lauren
Washburn
City Point Episcopal Chapel
Major Simpson
Winslow
Benjamin Simpson
Washington
Belgrade
Bunker Hill
Job Shattuck
Daniel Shattuck
Sarah
Groton
Daniel
Kennebec
Stewart
Dan
Isaac Spencer
Smith
Samuel
Boston Common
Navy Yard
New England Guards
Marblehead
Broad Street
Hanover Street
Green Dragon Tavern
Daniel Webster
Freemason Arms
Masonry
Boston Brigade
Green Dragon Band
Simpson
Ancients
Washington Monument
National Capital
Silas Smith
City Point
Peninsula
Bostonian Society
John Robbins
Battle of Bunker Hill
Old State House
St. Matthew’s Episcopal Chapel
A. F. Washburn
Old City Point Burying Ground
Death of George Sargent in South Stafford Vermont
George Sargent, born 1824 in Groton Massachusetts, died in South Stafford Vermont. He served four years in a Massachusetts regiment during the Civil War, later farmed in South Stafford. He leaves a widow and three children, two daughters and a son, and was highly regarded by local residents.
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George Sargent
South Stafford
Mr. Sargent
Groton
Mass
Massachusetts
Marathon Boston Chicago Game Ends In Eleven Innings
A classic on the South End grounds as Boston and Chicago battled eleven innings. Radbourn and Clarkson pitched well, with key moments in each frame and a dramatic eleventh where Wise delivered the winning hit for Boston after Poorman reached on a wild throw. Anson sparked Chicago drama as Baby Anson argued over Morrill’s final play at third.
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South End
Bostons
Chicagos
Radbourn
Clarkson
Poorman
Dalrymple
Gore
Kelly
Anson
Daily
Morrill
Burns
Nash
Williamson
Burdock
Hornung
Blarkson
Baby Anson
Sutton
Horburg
Wise
Portlands Beat Lawrences In First Inning Clash
In Portland, July 28 the Portlands defeated the Lawrences by scoring in the first inning and fielding strongly. McKinley held the Lawrences hitless while Crowley replaced injured Schligh. Key plays featured two base hits by Donovan and Cox, and home runs by Sheffier and Fennessey. Umpire Freligh. Time one hour forty five minutes.
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Detroits
P.O
A.E. R
Rich’dson
OjCarroll
Lf Ce
Brouthers
Houck
Ss Thompson
Bennett
Oiknowes
Rowe
Baker
Cccececesccessesser
Washington
Washingtons
Knowles
Hanplon
Gilligan
Wila
Shaw
Carrol
Hines
Richardson
Brouthe's
Oe Ellick
New York
St. Louis
Keefe
Kirby
Glasscock
O’rourke
Ward
Dunlap
New Yorks
Ewing
Gillespie
Dorgan
Esterbrook
Myers
Po.a.e R
PO AE
O'Rourke
Connor
Oj Glasscock
McKinnon
Seery
Tho
Myers c
McGeachy
Recetas
Cahir Od
Ee Os Gerhardt
Vocs Erichesshesisssess
Esterhook
Cartney
Vime
Portland
Portlands
Lawrences
McKinley
Schligh
Crowley
Shetler
Cox
I Baxter
Cavanagh
Stowie
Schoneck
Wheelock
Burns
Pettee
O’ Rourke
Donovan
Buigh
Wildeneenpessey
Portilanis
Kearns
Schoeneck
Baxter
Brockton
Boston Blues
Tuckerman
Brockton S. R
A.E Hawee
Meister
Thayer
Murphy
Patton
O Martiett
O McCarthy
O O'Ryan
McGungie
O O O of McCormick
Robifeon
J.sullivant
Cudworth
BrocktOns
Icc
Blues
Ryan
Hawes
McCarthy
Bailse
Wadeboncoeur
Kiley
Holland
PO. A. E. Ake
Eiley
Biic
Brooklyn-Brooklyns and Other Scores Reported
In a condensed sports roundup the Brooklyn-Brooklyns defeated Pittsburgh 10 to 6 while Staten Island-Cincinnatis lost to theMetropolitans 4 to 1. Baltimore-St. Louis were 6 to 0 victors over the Baltimores and Philadelphia-Louisvilles edged the Athletics 5 to 4.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyns
Pittsburgh
Staten Island
Cincinnatis
Metropolitans
Baltimore
St. Louis
Baltimores
Philadelphia
Louisvilles
Athletics
Crapo Named Candidate for Governor of Massachusetts
The Mercury announces Hon. William W. Crapo as a candidate for the Massachusetts governorship, citing his 1882 candidacy and fit for the duties, urging Republicans to nominate him and noting his broad recognition and health as evidence his nomination and election are likely if the convention expresses support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Brproro
the Mercury
William W. Crapo
Massachusetts
Political Notes Show Dems Rally Against Tobacco
The Democratic State headquarters buzzed with activity as Coveney and aides discussed anti tobacco circulars while Republicans touted anti saloon gains. The piece notes Coveney named port surveyor and lists other federal posts, with Worcester figures wary of Walker and Butler looming over a bustling political scene.
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Coveney
M. M. Cunniff
John W. Hart
Cullen
Howland
Plymouth
City Democracy
Hart
State Committee
Reuben Noble
Westfield
William M. Hoor
Lowell
Philander Cobb
Kingston
Frank J. Pratt
Greenfield
Worcester
Joseph H. Walker
Blaine
George A. Marden
Commonwealth
General Butler
Selecting Representatives to the 1887 Legislature
Worcester and Boston papers discuss the need to choose a common sense business oriented delegation for the 1887 Legislature. They favor capable lawmakers who will advocate substantial city interests and support a United States senator, citing candidates such as Randall Davis and Edward P. Loring while critiquing others and noting the oleo party contest for Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
United States
Mr. Dawes
Boston Advertiser
Lesger
Dawes
Sandy Bay Breakwater Cylinder Placed for Concrete Foundation
The iron cylinder for the Sandy Bay breakwater base was positioned on Avery's ledge at Rockport. Measuring twenty four feet across, it will hold about 175 tons of cement when filled, conforming to the ledge surface to resist removal. Filling starts immediately after the Herbert delivered the cylinder.
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Sandy Bay Breakwater
Rockport
Sandy Bay
Rockport Granite Company
Herbert
Burglar George Ingle Returned to Newport Police
Newport Rhode Island July 28 Burglar George Ingle, arrested in Chicago for breaking into summer cottages, arrived tonight on the Boston train with Detectives Healy Butler and Richards. He will be arraigned tomorrow morning. A crowd watched as he was brought in. He attempted to chop off his mustache with a penknife to aid identification and was moved to jail. He denies the burglaries, but detectives say his partner Beatty is not dead as rumored.
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Newport
R. I
George Ingle
Chicago
Boston
Healy
Butler
Richards
Ingle
Beatty
Fire at Spring Street tenement injures contents. Pearl Street blaze looms
Fire alarm from Box 6 reports a blaze at No 15 Spring Street West End held to six families. Damage to the building about 30 dollars, contents 50 dollars. building insured, contents uninsured. A second alarm from Box 27 hits a 24 story Pearl Street Edgeworth building formerly Amerige grating store now Waite storehouse. Structure loss 5000 dollars insured, contents loss 3000 dollars uninsured. This is the second time the building has burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Street
West End
Mr. Campbell
Lewis Sacramary
Pearl Street
Edgeworth
G.H. Amerige
Gratin
Wilbur Waite
Officers Named for Conservative Government in London
Londoon July 24 The following cabinet officers have been announced War First lord of the admiralty William Henry Smith Lord George Hamilton Lord high chancellor Lord Salisbury Secretary for India Frederick Arthur Stanley President of the council Viscount Cranbrook Colonial government board Rt Admenry Chaplin President of the board of trade Ed ward Stanhope Postmaster general Lord John Manners First commissioner of works David Plunkett Attorney general Sir R E Webster Lord chancellor of Ireland Lord Ashbourne Gosehen offered chancellor of the exchequer but will not seek Parliament now and may join the Tory party when he does.
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David Plurkett
R. E. Webster
Ireland
Lord Ashbourne
Gosehen
House of Commons
Goschen
Tory
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the Post
Eprice
Hlouse
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Georia
Detroit Tribune
Vapor Manufacturers’ Association
John Rh. Redman
EK. Spencer Pratt
Vermont & Baton Telegraph Company
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Westernland
Wisconsin
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Carey
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Minn
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Bama
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Henry T. Bryan
Bryan
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Yeas
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E Fusileer Veteran Association
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Point of Pines
Friedrichshall
William Whitla
Belfast
Ulster Hospitals
Sir Henry Thompson
F.R.C.S
Lond
Howard Spurr & Co
Firm
Howard M. Spurr & Co
E. L. R. Perry
Alpert D. Holmes
Henry B. Pierce
Fred C. Howe
Howard W. Spurr
Mr. Fay
Fay
Gustave J. Black
Spurr & Co
British West Indies
A. J. Woodward
Howard W. Spurr & Co
Hastings & Houghton
Oakdale
Walter Swan
Oakdale Hogshead
A. Pomeroy Sears
Abbott
Dr. Abbott
Swan
William Tilden
Richard S. Kelly
Essex Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
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