Cyclone ravages Ottawa and Montreal in June storm
A terrible cyclone struck Ottawa and Montreal with swift devastation. Dwellings were blown down, fires, downed wires, and debris filled streets. In Gloucester township three men died in a barn collapse. a Catholic church at Billings Bridge was demolished during services. Ottawa losses reach about 50,000 dollars.
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Ottawa
Ont
SorciAn
Protestant Hospital
Gloucester Township
Billing’s Bridge
Montreal
Que
Lachine
St. Lawrence Yacht Club
Between Ourselves A Bourbon Era Conversation Chair
The piece is a rare exotic from eighteenth century France. It is described as not common domestic furniture but a waif dropped from the Bourbon court. The chair is said to suit sociable homes, bringing life and a new draught to the house.
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France
Bourbon Court
Steamers Arrive In Major Ports From June Movements
Ships arrive across Atlantic routes with steamer names and origins including Amicitia from Baracoa and Queenstown departures. Multiple vessels report June 6 arrivals in Boston Baltimore New York Philadelphia Glasgow London Antwerp and Liverpool with origins from Liverpool Baracoa Bremen Progreso New Orleans Antwerp Montreal and more.
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Boston
Iowa
Liverpool
Amicitia
Baracoa
Baltimore
Braunschweig
Bremen
Suez
Glasgow
New York
the Queen
el Calica
Progreso
City of Washington
Mexico
Havana
Philadelphia
Switzerland
Antwerp
Gioja
Nymphe
New Orleans
Cardiff
Olympia
Alcides
Montreal
Hamburg
Rugia
Sarnia
London
Sully
Rhynland
Gibraltar
V’ontiac
Fro Valerio
America
Philadel
Queenstown
Cephalonia
Oston
Timore Vie
Halifax
St Johns
Spinners Union to Hear Complaints as Strikes Brew
Fox River June 6 The Spinners Union will meet next Tuesday to consider Slade Mall spinners wage grievances and overtime issues at several mills. Coal shovellers’ strike ends with workers returning. Masons bricklayers and plasterers strike continues. At Stowe Bills Hawley’s, 45 new men replace strikers as police guard entrances. Board of trade adopts resolution defending residents right to work without harassment.
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Fox River
Slade Mall
Hopson
Stowe, Bills & Hawley
Board of Trade
Blaine Coaching Tour Arrives in London
Mr and Mrs Blaine with two daughters and Miss Dodge reached London and stayed at the Hotel Metropole after a delayed Paris departure due to engagements and a cold. They plan a Scotland coaching tour starting Thursday, returning by rail around July 15 and sailing July 19 from Southampton to New York. Blaine remains in good spirits and supports a Rasathivas candidate if a strong tariff challenger is chosen.
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London
Blaine
Dodge
Paris
Blane
Hotel Metropole
Carnegie
Scotland
Southampton
New York
Raye
Rasathivas
Ernie Overcoats Headed to Jonpan Co Mens Outfitting
Ernie Overcoats now available in Jonpan and Co men s outfitting department offering a popular price line.
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Ernie
Jonpan, Man & Co
Nomination Speech Marks Democratic National Convention Start
Temporary Chairman White opened the convention at 10 22 AM and Rev L J Green led prayer urging delegates to remember their duty to the country and party. A resolution thanked Colorado for a silver gavel and credentials from Alaska were announced as the first from the Territory seeking admission.
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St. Louis
Stredan
Grover Cleveland
New York
Daniel Dougherty
Philip J. Doherty
Massachusetts
Godfrey Morse
White House
United States
Collins
McKenzie
Kentucky
Lwiggs
Missouri
Cleveland
Indiana
Georgia
Committee On Resolutions
Senator Voorhees
White
California
P. A. Collins
Republic
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Ne Party
Amecans
Committee On
Walters
Virginia L. Minor
E. A. Merriweather
Washington
Mr. O'Donoghue
Charles E. Boyle
Pennsylvania
Timothy J. Campbell
Sheridan
Mary Merriweather
Indianapolis
Fr. Barnum
Connecticut
Hensel
Committee On Platform
Brown
Ohio
Alabama
Frover Cleveland
R. Dougherty
L. J. Green
Colorado
Alaska
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Ise
Thurman
Committee On Permanent Organization
I. J. Campbell
Stephen Mallory
Florida
Congress
John C. Webb
Dakota
Arthur H. Deleny
A. Banning
Lewis Cassidy
Chicago
Patrick A. Collins
H. H. Ingersoll
Tennessee
Allen Orendorff
Illinois
T. E. Barrett
W. W. Scott
Virginia
O. M. Hall
Minnesota
Leopold Strauss
L. G. Rowley
Michigan
John Triplet
T. J. Lingle
O. Newell
T. L. Merrill
Nebraska
Ae Icy
Thomas Sttitt
R. J. Bright
W. H. Barnum
Roswell P. Flower
John O'Day
Republic of the United States
Tne
Constitution
Union
Presidert Cleveland
Ador
Bass’ Ale
Pommery
Cantrell & Cochrane’s
Belfast
Phillippe
Canaud
Nardines
Henry Atkins & Co
South Market Street
Rasheema Hae
Corporation
G. W. Simmons & CO
North Street
New England
Eerenereree
Feck Island
Iladelphia
Hatteras
Wilmington
Acksonville
Ontgomery
Arleans
Pt Kevaport
Vene
Fort Smith
Galveston
Welecces
Rete Oe Sae
Knoxville
Mer His . Steer
Fair Cinnna Eeene
Clear Putedute
Cae
Fair Buffalo
Eeenee
Fair Rowero
Clear Cleve Gisseves
Clear Detroit Eae
Grand Haven
Cloudyackinaw City
Jeaers Arquette
Mich
Dalatree Vores
C’m
Berge Sis Seasis Bay
Cesened
Clear Trees
Oines
Can
Eee
Ock Cliffe
Armouth
Leavenworth
Vincent
Bismarck
Assinaboine
Fort Custer
Helena
Fener
Rapid City
Cheyenne
North Platte
Ceee
Clear City
Paseo
Fair Salt Lake City
Paine’s Furniture Co
Canal ST
Maine Depot
Leonard & CO
Bromfield Street
Royal Worgester
Vales
TATE
Life Ins. CO
J. T. Phelps, Agt
Dev
Friends of Thurman
Senate
House
Fall River
General Sheridan
Pittsburgh
Detroits
Chicagos
Lowells
Allen
Gannett Institute
Boston University
Tremont Temple
Dr. Loring
General Parsons
New England Historic Genealogical Society
Maine Statesman
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