Fort Robinson Troops Move Toward Jacksons Hole
Market Lake Idaho July 28 Every body is puzzled by reports from Jacksons Hole of white killings. General Coppinger marches five infantry companies from Fort Russell to establish a base. Fort Robinson troops arrive and march via Rexburg toward the Teton country with a 120 mile rough route. Reports claim Lemhi warriors and Bannock danger, while Forsyth miles and Blainelike campaigns loom in memory.
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Market Lake
Idaho
Jackson's Hole
Coppinger
Fort Russell
Lieutenant Todd
Fort Robinson
Humphrey
General Coppinger
Fort. Robinson
Teton Country
Rexburg
Teton Basin
Ninth Cavalry
A. R. Chaffee
Montana
Wyoming
James W. Forsyth
Forsyth
First Cavalry
Walla Walla
Mardh
Miles
Department of the East
Wounded Knee
War Department
Department of
Plains
James G. Blaine
Fort Washakie
Eighth Infantry
Kramer
Boise Barracks
Sixth Cavalry
G. S. Anderson
Yellowstone Park
Tigers Lairs at Far Rockaway Revel in Political Summer Homes
Far Rockaway is crowded with cottages owned by Tammany personalities and their families, earning the town the nickname Little Saratoga. Ex Mayor Gilroy keeps a Bayview Wave Crest cottage with ocean views and hanging ivy, while Mrs. Brown’s Wave Crest stands as the neighborhood’s grand Queen Anne residence. Ex Police Justice Burke and Ex Justice Driver also reside nearby, each maintaining elegant summer homes amid the sea breeze and shaded grounds.
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Far Rockaway
Long Island
Saratoga
Bayview
Wave Crest
New York
Thomas F. Gilroy
Mr. Gilroy
Gilroy
Rockaway Beach
Navesink
New Jersey
Sandy Hook
Martin B. Brown
The
City Record
William H. Burke
Patrick Divver
Lawrence
Justice Driver
Mr. Driver
Cedarhurst
Isle of Wight
Remingtons Indian Tale Tells Bannocks Trails and Jacksons Hole
Frederic Remington describes Bannock Indians as tall strong and intelligent but peaceable unless provoked He notes their reliance on government and missionaries in New Rochelle and discusses Jacksons Hole near Yellowstone as favorable to the red men citing secret trails and tactics for potential clashes with U S troops Settlers in the Jacksons Hole area are mainly Mormons and cattlemen with the valley well provisioned for months while fighters aim to strike before winter pressures.
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New York
Frederic Remington
New Rochelle
Jackson’s Hole
Yellowstone Park
United States
Jackson's Hole
Moss Farine Toothsome Nutritious Economical Package
A grocer announces a Moss Farine package that yields 16 quarts of assorted dessert dishes. Each package includes receipts and is sold at all grocers.
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Tcal
Among the Gaels and Gaelic Football Labor Day Plans
Interest grows in the Irish American Athletic Union of Gaelic Football and Hurling Clubs in Worcester. A request to send a Boston team to compete on Labor Day against Shamrock Football Club seeks the state championship and medals. Worcester Quinsigamond Gaelic Club invites a game with Boston’s O’Connell club. The union plans a Labor Day tourney in major state cities and a delegate meeting August 18 to arrange events.
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Irish-American Athletic Union
Central Labor Union
Worcester
John B. O'Higgins
Boston
Shamrock
Quinsigamond Gaelic Football Club
O’connell
Erin
Post
Emmets
Chelsea
Spawnesha
Donner
D. C. Toomey
Emmet Football Club
Barn Fire Destroys Reardon Barn on Boylston Street
At 1 45 Sunday morning Box 23 was rung in at Brookline for a fire in a barn owned by John Reardon on Boylston street near Holyhood Cemetery. The barn and its hay and grain contents were destroyed with a loss around 60 dollars. The fire was probably incendiary.
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Brookline
John Reardon
Boylston Street
Holyhood Cemetery
Mother Goose origins and myths debunked in long essay
The article debunks the Mother Goose legend linking Elizabeth Goose to the nursery figure and traces origins to Paris Perrault and medieval folklore. It explains the Jack and Jill moonspot theory and argues to banish nursery rhymes as harmful to children, urging modern readers to discard them for progress.
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Mother Goose
Charles Perrault
Perrault
Bertha
Charlemagne
Frigga
Perachtha
St. Nicholas
Chriss Kringle
Berthas
Jack
Jill
Mani
Hjuki
Bil
Byrgir
Soegr
Earth
Vanderbilt Tramp Arrested After Vanderbilt House Incident
Judson Dwyer 39 of Brooklyn was jailed in Yorkville Court after a drunken attack near Cornelius Vanderbilt’s Fifth Avenue residence. He rang the bell, demanded money, assaulted officer Armstrong and a cabman, and choked the policeman before his arrest. Magistrate Simms ordered him to the workhouse.
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New York
Judson Dwyer
Yorkville Court
Dwyer
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Armstrong
Fifty-fifth Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
Simms
Dartmouth Pine Proves Historic Emblem Cut Down
Hanover July 28 Dartmouth College bids farewell to its historic pine. A century plus old, struck by lightning twice and damaged by a 1892 tornado, the cherished tree died last spring after standing 71 feet tall and about 125 years. Alumni legends say three Dartmouth Indians planted it as a memorial. classmates gather yearly for exercises around it. The trunk will become the president’s chair mantel for Butterfield Hall. remaining wood to become souvenirs.
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Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth
Dartmouth College
Butterfield Hall
Thieves Take $240 From Vest Left Behind
James Duffey of 17 Harrison Avenue reported his vest hung in a bathroom yesterday afternoon. While he was away, someone stole $240 from a pocket, though the garment itself was not taken.
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James Duffey
Harrison Avenue
Insanity Defense Debated in Barberi Case
The speaker notes that insanity pleas often arise in emotional crimes and says jurors seek a way to avoid condemnation. He observes no insanity defense was used in the Barberi case and argues the end justifies the means, claiming authorship of invented defenses with mixed past success.
Commends Mrs Livermore on Woman Suffrage and Legal Equality
A Roxbury reader praises Mrs Livermore for supporting women’s suffrage and equal rights in the justice system. The letter argues against the Shylock-like eye for an eye philosophy in social reform and urges that women gain a legal and political role in shaping laws. The writer, “A Woman’s Friend,” warns not to delay suffrage and to ensure justice reflects gender equality.
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Sir
Shylock
Maria Barber
Roxbury
Livermore Seeks Pardon for Maria Barberi from Death Row
Mrs Mary A Livermore fronts a public push to save Maria Barberi from execution. She cites unequal laws and criticizes the age of consent while detailing efforts to win pardon or reform, including letters to New York leaders and support for a Sherborn like reform institution.
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Mary A. Livermore
Post
Maria Barberi
Sunday Post
Boston Papers
The
Daniel E. Sickles
New York
Sherborn
Mass
Mrs. Johnsen
Mrs. Livermore
Against Murder in New York Law Framing Speech
Susan B. Anthony denounces capital punishment and state executions of women in New York. She argues law favors men when defending accused seducers and condemns violence against women, urging enfranchisement and equal political peers for women.
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Sandusky
Maria Barberi
Susan B. Anthony
National American Woman’s Suffrage Association
New York
Beecham's Pills for Constipation Ad
Beecham's pills for constipation priced at 10 cents and 25 cents. Buy the pill book at your druggist's and follow its guidance.
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Beecham
Call for Gov to Bar Judicial Murder and Reform Moral Code
The speaker laments one sided power, urging that women shape their own code and demand mercy. They express hope the governor will commute the girl's sentence and that the law allowing judicial murder be repealed by the next Legislature.
Italians Plan Mass Meeting at Faneuil Hall Over Maria Barberi
Boston Italians announce a mass meeting at Faneuil Hall tomorrow evening to protest Maria Barberi’s death sentence. The George Washington Society issued a broad circular urging Italians and others with daughters to attend the event Tuesday at 8 pm, led by Society George Washington officials.
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Faneuil Hall
Maria Barberi
Boston
Sing Sing
North End
Maria
George Washington Society
Asanni
George Washington
Antonio Martorana
A. Monteleone
Dottor Ferrari Luigi
Guerrieri Pietro
C. R. Spagnolo
Gaetano Galeano
Carli Vincenzo
de Luca
Letter to the editor on Mrs Livermore and Maria Barberi
A reader argues against Mrs Livermores stance on women suffrage and Maria Barberi after a dupery case. The writer condemns the doctrine and warns it would undermine law and order, urging accountability for both parties and urging rejection of such views.
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Maria Barberi
Death to all seducers message from East Boston reader
An East Boston letter writer voices strong backlash against seducers, endorsing Mrs. Livermore’s stance and condemning attackers of women. The author supports Maria Barberi and calls for harsh punishment for seducers, urging women to act to protect honor.
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Boston
Maria Barberi
Maria
Maria Bar- Barberi
M. R
Unitarian Sermon Draws 500 On The Common
The Rev Minot J Savage and George W Store treasurer of the American Unitarian Society spoke before 500 people on the Common. Savage urged applying Christian doctrine to daily life and lifting up distressed souls. He said religion must be lived beyond the church and that the church should reach people who will not come inside.
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Minot
J. Savage
George W. Store
American Unitarian Society
Mr. Savage
Exchange Club West End Gala Outing and Fishing Trip
The Exchange Club of the West End held its annual outing and harbor fishing excursion. Captain Thomas Kelleher chaired the arrangements with Peter Clarke and L Owen O’Loughlin as assistants. Commodore Clonel John McCaffrey and vice admiral John Judge led the event with a large attendance from Boston and neighboring towns, including F J Turner and J Iret among many others.
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Exchange Club
West End
Thomas Kelleher
Peter Clarke
L. Owen O'Loughlin
Clonel John McCaffrey
John Judge
Boston
Cambridge
East Boston
South Boston
Charlestown
Roxbury
F. J. Turner
James J. Iret
John T. Sullivan
Daniel Mulligan
James Cahill
Thomas McLoughlin
Edward J. McCaffrey
Frederick McCarthy
Timothy J. Daly
Thomas McKeon
Roger O’hare
D. F. McCarthy
Dr. O’brien
John O’brien
T. J. Shea
Cornelius Donovan
Death of Nathan M Belden Wilton leader and former state rep
Nathan Belden of Wilton aged 68 was found dead in his barn after going out to milk. He served as Wilton State Representative from 1878 to 1881 and held town positions of trust. A Trinity College graduate 1849 he became a county surveyor.
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Norwalk
Conn
Nathan Belden
Wilton
Belden
Trinity College
Parting Cry Shapes a Night of One Night Stands
The heroine declares an ending as she laments and wrings her hands while noting they must still endure a series of one night stands.
Reformers Down Tory Majority in Century High
London July 28 Only four returns remain to decide the 1895 Parliament election. The government holds a 154 majority the largest in a century with Conservatives Unionists Liberals and Parnellites split as the results unfold. Hugh McCalmont a noted sportsman defeats Sir George Newnes aided by racing interests and a Sporting League campaign against anti gambling figures. Croker and Depew note similar corruption levels in London and American cities amid a London social week. Croker declines comment on Sunday closing.
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London
House of Commons
Seco
Ees Ebbust
Yavsetisaash
Es Duenes
Ristematthet
Hugh McCalmont
Valkyrie III
George Newnes
Turfites
George
Newmarket
McCalmont
Sir George
Sir George Newnes
Leicester
Newmare Ket
Sporting League
League
Naerosi
Conybeare
MceLaren
Dillon
Peel
McDonald
Barrow
Bayley
Kier Hardie
Morton
Major
Jones
John Bawran
Richard Croker
O. O. Stealey
Louisville Courier- Journal
United States
Croker
Chauncey M. Depew
Creighton Webb
Lord Duncannon
Lady Galway
Gray
Kenmare
Killarney
America
Paris
Hamburg
Grant
St. Louis
Plan Did Not Work in Sleeper Car Confrontation
In a tense interlude on a moving train a lank woman hatches social snares to learn a fellow passenger Jennie’s married name. A pointed question about her husband’s name triggers embarrassment as the car halts and a bystander notes Mrs Hogg’s exit, red-faced and recognized.
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Jennie
Smith
First Critic and Second Critic Opine on New Opera
A playful exchange from Puck captures the critics reacting to a new opera. The first critic asks for an opinion while the second praises the work as excellent, claiming to have heard it three times yet cannot recall a single bar.
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Puck
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Jack and
New York Herald
Thomas Fleet
Pudding Lane
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Fleet
Goose
England
Massachusetts Historical Society
T. Fleet
Justin Winsor
Wheeler
Hyuki
Banbury Cross
Edmund Lear
Lewis Carroll
Vanderbilt
Livermore
Maria’ Barberi
Unitarians
Rev. Minot J. Savage
Nathan M. Belden
DR. Loucest & CO
DR. Lougest & CO
Columbus Ave
Chauncey Depew
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