Copyright Bill Deepens Senate Tug Of War In July Despatch
Washington reports General Collins aims to fix December 5 for floor consideration of the international copyright bill. Judge Rogers of Arkansas objects, stalling the move. Collins and Breckinridge vow to press the measure in this and next sessions. Also covered are Pacific railroads funding, fisheries treaty timing, and a Port of Detroit note, with Lamont recounting a trip and a Marion report on Mrs Cleveland.
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Ideal Wilde
Don Dickinson
Washington
Marion
Mrs. Gilder
Robert W. Johnson
Century
Royal Ryder
Allie
Joseph Jefferson
Pittsfield
Lynn Lasters
Commission Bill sparks bitter debate over judges and scope
British House of Commons debates a bill to probe charges against Parnell and the National League. The panel considers increasing the commission to five judges, with officers including Hannen Day and Smith. Critics argue over impartiality and the inclusion of evidence abroad, while supporters defend nonpolitical appointment and necessary power to investigate murder and violence.
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Mr. Matthews
New York
Australia
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Belfast
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Parnell
England
Ist
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Patrick Ford
America
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Liverpool
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Barr
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Ireland
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Goschen
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Adams
Gladstone
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Davy
House of Commons
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Clarke
Sir William
Times
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Matthews
Reid
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O’ Donovan Rossa
O’connor
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Mr. Chamberlain
Judas” Chamberlain
Chamberlain
I. P. O’connor
Guest of Montreal hotel guest found dead with bullet hole
A man registered as Mr. Lee from Plymouth, Massachusetts, was found dead in his room at a Montreal hotel with a bullet hole in his head. The report notes no further details on motive or suspects at this time.
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Skeena River
Montreal
Lee
Plymouth
Mass
Baltimore
Bergen
Late Ship News From New York July 30 1887
Arrivals include steamers City of Athens Havana Werra Kemen Canaris Hamburg Ibe Port Spain and others with numerous barks and schooners listed for Havana Sagua Stettin and Sagua routes. Afloat lumber shipments to Chandler Publoid Neelie Bruce Prudent St John and other consignments. Sailed vessels include Black Prince for Progreso Alice for Hamburg and Teresa La Vice for Oran with several ships cleared for Carthagena and Liverpool.
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EU ‘Ibe
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Stettin
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Jennie Hail
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Oliver Dyer
Sucoobert Russ
River Herbert
P. Rogers
Edith T. Gandy
Gardiner
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A. J. Fabens
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Black Prince
Progreso
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Teresa la Vice
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Lieders
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Nevada
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Aldarnez
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Legoe
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McGarrity
Calcuta
James B. Jordan
Bickmore
Belfast
Irc
J. W. Race
Benjamin
Nantucket
Rob & Harry
Brown
Yarmouth
Maritime Vessel Movements From July Listings
A Boston dated log notes ships including Manitoban Glasgow bound, Menarel from Philadelphia to Rouen, and Poeranian Montreal to London. Other entries record Glenshiel from Malta to New York, Iberia from New York to Aden, Republic from New York to Liverpool, and State of Nevada from York to points in New York, among numerous port calls and routes.
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Glasgow
Prawle Point
Menarel
Philadelphia
Rouen
Isle of Wight
Poeranian
Montreal
London
Greenock
Carthaginian
Baltimore
Mineola
Carthagena
Ardanach
Bara Oa
New York
Burnly
St Croix
Paula
Harburg
Liverpool
Professor
New Orleans
Alava
Holland
Malta
Glenshiel
China
Japan
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Iberia
Aden
Queenstown
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Virginian
Kremen
Fulda
Pavonia
Dover
Waesland
Antwerp
Wenepee
State of Nevada
City of Atlanta
Hayvana
Werra
Bremen
Cassius
Hamburg
Grave Life Insurance Ad by National Life Insurance OG
The notice promotes Life Insurance information from National Life Insurance offering guidance through agent A Phelps at 153 Level Kosten. The ad highlights policy options and emphasizes securing financial protection for beneficiaries.
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France and Britain push arbitration pact aims in Paris meeting
London July 30 William Cremer M P says reports on M Goblets arbitration speech were incorrect. He met with French officials and explained the English deputation to America finding strong US support for a Franco American treaty. One hundred twenty deputies signed the peace memorial. a Paris October 22 gathering to back Franco English and American arbitration is planned with Clemenceau backing the move.
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William Randall Cremer
M.P
Paris
M. Goblet
Cremer
Foreign Office
Chamber of Deputies
MM. Yves-Guyot
Frederic Pussy
Gaillard
Barodet
Siegfried
Lalande
Lyonnais
Montaut
M. Clemenceau
Visiting the Danes At Dragor From Compiled Report
The German and Danish squadrons met near Dragor at 9 am. King Christian and Crown Prince Frederick boarded the Hohenzollern to greet Emperor William. The imperial party visited the Danish yacht and the exhibition, with a Prussian anthem salute. A banquet followed and William departs tomorrow morning.
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Mperor William
World traveler plans Berlin visit with royal audience
The article notes a prominent figure heading to Berlin and arranging a meeting with Prince Bismarck early next week, signaling a high level diplomatic itinerary and potential royal accord.
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Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Striking Navvies at Paris Try to Stop Laborers
Paris July 30 bands of striking navvies attempted to stop laborers at work in the yards. Police and troops guarded the yards as military detachments occupied suburbs. A meeting of 4000 navvies resolved to protest to Premier Froquet against troop use and blamed the police for clashes.
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Froquet
O'Brien Wins Libel Suit in Cork Verdict
William O'Brien wins libel damages of 100 pounds from the Cork Constitution, seeking 5000. He departs Cork for Dublin amid cheering crowds and calls the verdict a death blow to Parnellism and crime. Clare tenants plan to settle rents, likely ending evictions. Major McHugh of Sligo convicted for publishing boycotting notices, four months' imprisonment.
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William O’brien
Cork
County Clare
Major McHugh
Sligo
The
Sligo Champion
Hewitt weighs three of four picks for aqueduct board
Mayor Hewitt told a Carpenters and Masons Union delegation he has chosen the engineer builder and lawyer for the Aqueduct Commission and is still seeking a business man. General Newton remained on the panel after a City Hall meeting. Comptroller Myers notes John T Agnew and Colonel Hain are under consideration. Hewitt rejected Mr Fish’s resignation, saying it cannot be accepted and the Governor must act.
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Masconomo
Actors’ Fund
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Cyrus A. Bartol
A. L. Coolidge
George B. McClellan
Hen Lee
Thorndike
Sewall
Gordon Dexter
Rynaarker
Franklin
Haven
J. A. Boardman
Rantoul
R. H. Dana
T. d. Coola
Sargent
L. Sprague
T. Kidder
John Gilbert
J Bremer
Richard Stone
al Watts
R. Byram
N. C. Goodwin
S. Worge
F. Floyd
George
Putnam
Romeo
Juliet
Hamlet
Theseus
Duke of
Athens
Europe
Hermia
Demetrius
Lysander
Helena
New York
Hewitt
Carpenters, Builders and Masons’ Union
William Klein
Newton
Richfield Springs
Colonel Bliss
Myers
John T., Agnew
Hain
Chleboun Discharged in Chcago Courtroom Action
Frank Chleboun accompanied by Inspector Bonfield appeared before Justice Lyon seeking bond forfeiture relief. The armory charge was dismissed for want of prosecution and both men left the court. a capias remains for Chleboun on the grand jury indictment. In Aurora the preliminary hearing for dynamite conspirators Bauereisen Goding and Koegel ended with the defendants held to the October grand jury and bail released.
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Frank Chleboun
Bonfield
Lyon
Chleboun
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Aurora
Tom Reed Ambition Sparks Maine Senate Chance
In Porria Anp Maine July 30 reports say wire-pullers in the first district plot to block Thomas B Reed from succeeding Senator Frye. The Portland Advertiser exposes the scheme and Seiders withdraws after being told Fogg and Libby would oppose him. Reed may be used as a candidate for 1889 Senate if not fully blocked.
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Harrison
United States Senate
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Gilder
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Tom” Reed
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Sheridan
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Lowells
Revere Beach
Nahant
Patrick Fitzpatrick
Woburn
Harry Morris
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State Committee
Reed
Blaine
Troy firm O Boutwell & Son seeks extended to pay debts
Creditors of O Boutwell & Son of Troy heard a statement of assets and liabilities showing assets of 259 675 42 and liabilities of 106 571 13. The largest claim is 12 000. Bank of New York holds a 50 000 mortgage. They propose paying one third in nine months one third in twelve and one third in fifteen. Creditors voted to accept the plan and named E J Bliss of Albany as adviser to work with the firm for the creditors.
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O. Boutwell & Son of
Troy
E. J. Bliss
New York
Albany
Boston
Mr. Bliss of
Bold bond robbery in Albany shocks city
Albany July 30 One of the boldest robberies in the city occurred at the corner of State and James streets. P K Dedrick of an Albany agricultural implement firm misplaced a package of ten Equitable Mortgage Company bonds worth $1000 each on a buggy seat. A man shouted about the horse, then seized the bonds and fled. Police quickly pursued, arresting a man in Troy on suspicion of complicity.
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P. K. Dedrick
Mechanics and Farmers’ Bank
Equitable Mortgage Company of
Kansas City
James Street
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Dedrick
Willard
Troy
Railroad Accident Near Round Grove Injures Several
The Q train from Quincy to Kansas City collided with side-tracked box cars at Round Grove station fifty-five miles from Quincy. Mail and baggage cars were badly wrecked. the engineer and fireman severely injured. Regular Western trains halted. Officials offered few details.
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Quincy
Extradition Hearing for Bergen At Montfest Court
Detective Ham of Baltimore filed papers for Bergen extradition. Bergen appeared before Judge Church with Guerin defending, and St Pierre for the prosecution. Bergen refused to waive proceedings, claiming Guerin deserted him over funds, and Canadian authorities will not surrender him until extradition laws are met.
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Ham
Baltimore
Bergen
Church
Guerin
Pitcher Case Fame
St. Pierre
Weather Indications for New England and New York
Washington reports thirty six hours of fair weather for New England and eastern New York with slightly warmer temperatures and southwest winds.
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New England
New York
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