Ohio Democrats block tariff bill in Congress
The article notes the tariff bill's fate was effectively settled by the Ohio Democratic delegation voting 8 to 8 against considering it. Other items include Arnold leaving Washington for Boston, a Washington inauguration anniversary resolution in the House, Northern Pacific land forfeiture debate, and various local incidents and events across cities like Providence, New York, Chicago, and Galveston.
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Matthew Arnold
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Boston
Hewitt
New York
House
Senate
Massachusetts
Fairchild
Thomas A. Doyle
Providence
Forty-second Street
Grand Street
West Forty Second Street
Chicago
St. Louis
New Hampshire National Guard
Concord
Arey
Praddock & T.eeke
Ayer City
Windham
Pennsylvania, Poughkeepsie & New England Railroad
Hendricken
William Bott
Fall River
Johns Hopkins University
William K. Williams
Fred Hermann
Cincinnati Infirmary
Jack Britton
East St. Louis
Maxwell
Galveston
Tex
Philadelphia
St. Louis Knights of Labor
Bavarian Crisis Deepens as Ludwig Dies and Regent Sits
Ludwig I of Bavaria perished by drowning after being deposed. His brother Otto takes the throne nominally, with Prince Luitpold as regent. A Cape Breton sea tale reports two fishermen found dead in a dory at sea. The Kearsarge arrives in Constantinople. Juarez Selman elected president of Argentina. Bulgarian Assembly opens under Prince Alexander. Bishop Duhamel warns Catholics about joining the Knights of Labor. Irish landlords cut rents amid renewed sitting attempt.
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Ludwig
Gudden
Otto
Luitpold
Cape Breton
Drendonne Alexandre Paul Borteau
United States
Kearsarge
Constantinople
Juarez Selman
Argentine
Prince Alexander
Bishop Duhamel
Ottawa
Knights of Labor
Sligo
Ireland
City Notes from Auburndale to Boston in Brief
Class day exercises observed at Lasell Seminary Auburndale and Tufts College. The National Lancers held their parade and banquet at Faneuil Hall. A boisterous aldermen meeting, Brattle Square parsonage tale, Boston nine loss to Washingtons, German Turners comedy in Turn Hall. Suffolk iron works fire. Stock market active with bullish advances led by American and New York and New England. Mexican recovery rumor boosts company value. Local bank reserve surplus falls 250000. Discounts ease with one rate as low as 3 percent. Boston park bill moves to engrossment. liquor liability measure sent back for public hearing.
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Auburndale
National Lancers
Faneuil Hall
Tufts College
Board of Aldermen
Brattle Square
Samuel K. Lothrop
Boston
Suffolk Iron Works
Armory Street
Amchican
New York & New England
Park Lown
House of Representatives
Senate
Cheney Buys Pennsylvania Poughkeepsie & New England Franchises
The sheriff sold the Pennsylvania Poughkeepsie and New England railroad franchises to Luther L. Cheney for 50 dollars at Easton Pennsylvania. The route runs from Harrisburg through Northampton County to the Delaware River with a twenty mile branch to Reading.
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Penn
Pennsylvania, Poughkeepsie & New England Railroad
Luther L. Cheney
Harrisburg
Northampton County
Delaware River
Reading
Regional Weather Synopsis by State and Coast
Indications from Washington dispatch on June 14 outline local rains followed by fair weather and cooler conditions for New England and Mid-Atlantic states, with variable to northwesterly winds. Eastern Seaboard areas see fair spells with stationary temperatures and shifting winds. Southern states report local rains then fair conditions, while Texas expects generally fair skies and stable temperatures.
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Maryland
Virginia
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Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Weather and Observations from Various U.S. Cities
A garbled meteorological log lists cloud cover rain and temperatures for cities including Portland Maine New York Philadelphia Washington Charleston Savannah Atlanta New Orleans Chicago Duluth and more. The data shows overcast and rainy conditions with light to moderate precipitation across regions.
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New York
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Buffalo
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Free wool spectre shapes Morrison tariff vote in Ohio delegation
Washington June 14 Special. Democratic Ohio members split over Morrison tariff changes with eight of eleven opposing consideration and three for it. Republicans largely back protection with four voting for Morrison. House composition 140 Republicans and 185 Democrats, race to decide whether the tariff measure proceeds or is blocked.
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Ohio
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Outhwaite
Alabama
California
Louisiana
Maryland
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
West Virginia
Henley
Findlay
Neal
Minnesota
Morrison
James
House
Nominations for postmasters announced in two towns
Washington reports nominating choices for postmasters in Greenfield Ipswich Merrimac and Natick. Charles Keith a Greenfield Democrat and local business figure replaces Hamilton amid town pressure. Ipswich picks Edward P. Kimball a lawyer and former Whig Democrat. Merrimac and Natick nominate George S. Prescott and George L. Sleeper both noted Democrats.
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Lawrence
Charles Keith
Greenfield
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Keith
Endicott
Whitney
Edward P. Kimball
Ipswich
Merrimac
Natick
George S. Prescott
George L. Sleeper
Senate Debates Forfeit Over Lands in Pacific Northwest
In Washington June debate on the Northern Pacific forfeiture bill continues after routine business. Crul and Maxey press for forfeiture of unearned lands, Dolph argues against nullifying Cascade branch funding. Amendments discussed include excluding Cascade co terminous lands and procedural motions on reconsideration rules.
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Cascade
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Sherman
Washington Territory
Plumb
United States
Mr. Edmunds
Committee On Rules
Atlantic & Pacific land forfeiture bill amended
The House approved Senate amendments to the Atlantic and Pacific land forfeiture bill allowing the road to keep 200 feet on each side of its tracks. Under the call of States bills were introduced including a Hewitt NY resolution to honor the centennial of constitutional government and Washington's first inauguration in 1789. Warner OH asked the Interior Secretary for information.
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Louisiana
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District of Columbia
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New York
District
Young Woman’s Christian Home
Washington Cable Railway Company
Heard
Missouri
Gibson
West Virginia
Washington
House
Senate
Hewitt
United States
Congress
George Washington
Warner
Ohio
Tariff proposal urges specific duties on silks and gloves
Acting Secretary Fairchild informs Representative Morrison that ad valorem duties on silks embroideries laces and leather gloves are hard to administer. He suggests replacing schedule L with specific duties for silk goods and a low ad valorem rate to curb fraud and disparities. He notes higher duties for luxury linen laces embroideries and kid gloves and hopes revised rates match current collections while simplifying appraisements.
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Fairchill
Morrison
Ways and Means
Fairchild
New York
Morrison Signals Tariff Bill Move Amid NY Democratic Holdout
Mr Morrison said he would likely move to consider the tariff bill on Thursday but could not guarantee success. The outcome hinges on New York Democratic votes, with Ways and Means united yet awaiting New York support before advancing. He cited encouragement from President and Manning but warned defeat would come from New York Democrats siding with the administration.
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Washington
Morrison
Manning
Dull Sessions in both Congresses amid Northern Pacific Bill
Washington reports a quiet day in both Senate and House. The Senate debated the Northern Pacific forfeiture bill with an hour of filibuster before adjournment. The House focused on district bills, notably a cable railway charter strongly lobbied with 220 members in favor, facing opposition from some real estate dealers.
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Congress
Senate
House
President’s Summer Trips Denied by Colonel Lamont
Colonel Lamont today denied reports that the President plans a Great Lakes trip or a White Mountain excursion this summer. He said no plans exist and the rumors are driven by railroad promoters for advertising purposes.
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Colonel Lamont
Great Lakes
White Mountain
Treasury official let go after June 20
Washington June 14 George A. Jordan assistant chief of the abandoned property division of the treasury department is informed his services will not be needed after June 20 in Massachusetts.
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Washington
George A. Jordan
Massachusetts
Treasury Department
California Congressman Morrow Contends Over Long Petition
In Washington on June 14 special report notes Congressman Morrow faced persistent lobbying from dime museum representatives seeking the mile long petition he filed weeks ago opposing Chinese immigration.
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Morrow
California
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Dime Museum
Presidents Monday open hours set for official duties
The President announces he will meet all who wish to pay respects at 1:30 PM each Monday Wednesday and Friday, but asks the public uphold the schedule for official business and avoid personal calls to preserve time for government duties.
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Executive Mansion
Philadelphia Wool Merchants Back Dawes Oleomargarine Amendment
At a Philadelphia meeting the Wool Merchants Association adopted a resolution opposing tariff changes for wool except restoring the 1867 act. They urged passage of Senator Dawes’ amendment to place worsteds on the same basis as woollens, aiming to correct a tariff construction error.
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Wool Merchants’ Association of Philadelphia
Philadelphia Wool Merchants’ Association
Dawes
Galveston Flood Storm Hits Island City
A severe storm batters Galveston Texas with a high tide surrounding the city by morning. Winds shifted to northeast at 9 o clock saving the town from major flooding while rail lines sustained washouts and thousands of dollars in gulf side damage occur. Local communication to the mainland was cut off until the Missouri Pacific line cleared a passage later in the day.
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Galveston
Tex
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Gulf, Colorado & Santa Fe
Gulf
Island
Death of Bavarian King Ludwig II Drowns in Starnberg Lake
King Ludwig II of Bavaria died by his own hand after a park promenade with Dr. Gudden. Both men drowned in Starnberg lake amid a suspected struggle. Otto becomes king, with Luitpold as regent. widespread mourning and proclamations follow.
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Prince Alexander Opens Balkan Assembly in Sofia
United Bulgaria in Sofia reports Prince Alexander inaugurating the Bulgarian Roumelian Assembly. He welcomes delegates from both Balkan sides and praises national unity in defense of the fatherland. He urges funding to cover unpaid war expenses with Servia.
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Alexander
Balkans
Bulgaria
Servia
Denouncing Knights of Labor Circulation Warns Catholics
Ottawa June 14 Bishop Duhamel of the Ottawa diocese issues a circular denouncing the Knights of Labor and warning Catholics against joining the organization.
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Ottawa
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Queen Victoria Offers Claremont to Exiled Comte de Paris
The Comte de Paris declined Queen Victoria’s offer to use Claremont Castle as he does not plan permanent residence in England. French author Dieudonne Bolteau dies at 56. The US ship Kearsarge, in Constantinople, seeks Black Sea entry. Pensacola remains at Smyrna. Rioting in Sligo failed. Kilrush tenants press landlords with large rent abatements offered, or with nonpayment on judicial rents.
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France
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England
Dieudonne Alexandre Paul Bolteau
United States
Kearsarge
Franklin
Constantinople
Black Sea
Pensacola
Smyrna
Sligo
Kilrush
Ireland
Ex-Postmaster Hawkes Bound Over Over Sign Case
Alley Hawkes former Windham postmaster faced Commissioner Rand on a charge he allowed a post office sign to stay on his store after leaving office. He was bound over in a $500 bond.
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Portland
Unrest Amid Tannery Restart At Ayer City
The Avery Praddock Locke tannery in Ayer City will reopen tomorrow. Former workers may return at previous wages before the 10 percent raise on June 1. The Knights of Labor have issued a manifesto urging loyal workers to shun the establishment.
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Lowell
Avery, Praddock & Locke
Ayer City
Knights of Labor
North American Turnerbund Adopts Chicago for Next Convention
The Turnerbund adjourned session named Chicago as the next convention site after voting 276 to 147 against Pittsburg and 42 for San Francisco. A $3,000 grant supported Milwaukee seminary, with $2,000 for needy graduates. A uniform dress code was adopted for all public occasions.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Music Hall
Herren Stargloff
St. Louis
Dietmeir
Connecticut
C. Herrmann Boffe
Milwaukee
Wis
Turn Hall
Boston Society
Mein Leopold
Germania Band
Washingtons defeat Bostons in Boston on home grounds
Washingtons beat the Bostons 5 to 3 at South End grounds in a well played game. Stemmyer and Shaw pitched with Gun ning scoring on errors in the seventh and Burdock and Gunning delivering two more in the ninth. Attendance under 500 as rain threatened.
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South End
Stemmyer
Shaw
Busters
Connolly
Cuscaago
Chicagos
Kansas Citys
Flynn
Vissitors
Weidman
Newburyport Defeats Brockton In Postponed May Game
Newburyport wins 10 to 3 over Brockton in a resumed May 8 contest at home. Flanagan adds a home run for Newburyport with contributed hits from Davis La Rocque and Meister among others. Brockton’s pitching and fielding show several errors as Lovett goes the distance for the winners. Umpire Lynch officiated the 1 hour 55 minute affair.
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Brocktons
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Flanagan
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O'Brien
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Harvard Defeats Amhersts in Slippery Holmes Field Contest
Harvard convincingly beat the Amhersts behind heavy batting and sharp fielding though the weather made play difficult. Allien the Harvard catcher suffered a painful finger injury in the fourth. his status could impact Saturday’s Yale game. Final: Harvard 10 Amhersts 1 with strong pitching from Nichols and timely hits by Smith and Edgerly.
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Harvards
Allien
Yale
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Marble
Phillips
Coates
Nichols
Ijj Alvord
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Belcher
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Davidson
Choate
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OjStearns
Edgerly
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Yale Ball Club elects officers for 1887
Yale University Base Ball Club in New Haven elected officers for 1887. James Archibald Jr of Scranton was chosen president and Edward W Durant Jr of Stillwater vice president. Alfred Leeds of Stamford became treasurer and Richard M Hurd of New York City secretary.
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Yale’s
New Haven
Conn
Yale University
James Archibald, Jr
Scranton
Penn
Edward W. Durant, Jr
Stillwater
Boston Firm Victimized Swindler Impersonates Executives
A man named George Williams was arrested in Philadelphia on charges of swindling Boston and Philadelphia manufacturers with bogus checks. He claimed to represent G. A. Shields of Shields & Wright in Columbia South Carolina and arranged fake machinery orders to induce cashing drafts on a Columbia bank. Papers suggest Hill, Clark & Co. of Boston may also have fallen victim.
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Philadelphia
George Williams
Williams
G. A. Shields
Shields & Wright
Columbia
S. C
Hill, Clark & Co
Bay Ridge Yacht Fleet Prepares for Atlantic Club Races
The Atlan tic club off Bay Ridge hosts a large fleet including Atlantic Puritan Priscilla Mayflower and others as they prepare for races from Bay Ridge to Sandy Hook with a 10:30 a.m. start. Entries cover classes from special sloops to open sloops with detailed courses and time allowances noted.
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Mayflower Sloop Yacht Passes City Island
The Mayflower, a new sloop yacht from Boston, was sighted passing City Island at 5 05 p m in the afternoon news dispatch from New York.
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Boston
City Island
Class Day Exercises at Lasell Seminary in 1886
Despite rain a large audience gathered in the Lasell Seminary chapel for the class day exercises of the graduating class of 786. The event featured medley songs in gowns and caps, humorous essays, songs by Miss Penfield, an original ode, a lantern parade, and a willow tree planting with a bonfire and pyrotechnics.
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Oxford
Nena Williams
Bubb
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Rose
Davenport
Suffolk Iron Works Fire Destroys Plant on Amory Street
A blaze struck the Suffolk iron works boiler room on Amory street near Centre last evening at 10 15. The fire destroyed the entire building. Loss is about 5000 dollars and partially insured. The plant is owned and managed by C G Burgess.
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Fire destroys stable and train cars on West 42nd Street
A large horse car stable of the Forty second street and Grand Street ferry line at West Forty second street burned last night. At discovery 700 horses and 57 cars were inside along with hay and feed. Five horses remained in hospital and five cars were lost. The building cost 3100,000 and was insured for that amount.
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Forty-second Street
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Vancouver in Ashes Telegram to Toronto Mayor
A telegram from New Westminster reports Vancouver in ashes with three thousand people left homeless. It asks Toronto for immediate aid and is signed by local officials seeking relief.
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Fire destroys mattress factory in Chicago
Payne, Sorrin & Menzie’s mattress factory at Twenty fourth and Butler streets burned out this afternoon. Three female workers are reported dead as panic and trapped escapees led to five women leaping or being pushed from windows before rescuers could reach them.
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Angostura Bitters Promised to Cure Seasickness
Before the voyage, seek Angostura Bitters as the best remedy against seasickness. Be wary of imitations and counterfeit products.
Perils of the Sea Two Fishermen Die Starvation in Dory
A dory from the brigantine Scotsyrood near Cow Bay Cape Breton carried two decomposed fishermen found adrift from Grand Banks fog. They likely French, among 46 missing, starved after exposure. Bodies buried at sea. items inside the craft include a knife marked T V D J Y and mitts with R. stitched.
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World Amateur 200 Yard Dash Record Set at Beacon Park
Wendell Baker of Harvard College shattered the world amateur 200 yard record at Beacon Park with a 22 second finish. Four well known sporting authorities from New York judged and timed the race, while handicapped runners paced Baker along the track. The 150 and 180 yard splits were 14 and 18 seconds, respectively, narrowly missing the English professional mark. Baker may race Myers within a week or two.
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Lund
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Myers
National Lancers Celebrate 49th Anniversary in Boston
The National Lancers, Company A, First Battalion, marked their 49th anniversary with a march from Bulfinch Street to Charlestown and a public review by Mayor O'Brien and Governor Robinson. A banquet at Faneuil Hall featured toasts to the United States, Massachusetts, Boston, and invited guests, followed by remarks from officers and dignitaries.
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George H. Patch
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Harrigan's The Leather Patch Delights Fans At Museum
Edward Harrigan and company draw crowds with a loud lively performance. The show relies on humor and horseplay rather than a strong plot while Edward Harrigan and Annie Yeamans give standout comic portrayals.
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Jeremiah McCarthy
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Gilbert and Sullivan Double Bill At Oakland Garden
The opening at Oakland Garden featured Pinafore and Trial by Jury amid cold air and light attendance. Cast details praise Miss Christine Brown and Mr. Arthur Wilkinson while noting weather and surroundings affected polish. performances judged creditable with strong singing and engaging acting overall.
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Ramsey
Ralph
Oagood
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W. J. Clark
Streets of New York at the Boston Theatre
The Boston Theatre presented The Streets of New York with George C Boni as Tom Badger to mixed effect. Boni’s portrayal drew applause in the bedroom scene though comparisons to Frank Mayo’s more natural method lingered. Harold Fosberg and Edwin F Mayo along with Oscar W Eagle and John W Benton supported strong acting, while Rose Osborne Mary Mills and Mrs C H Thompson carried the women’s roles as designed daughter Alidia Bloodgood and emotional parts. Scenery and lurid fire set satisfied the audience’s taste.
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