Germany's Late Ruler Autopsy Clears Emperor's Death
Berlin June 17 report on Emperor Frederick III details post mortem findings. Cancer in the larynx caused collapse of the windpipe leading to lung paralysis. Royal procession plans outlined with state ceremonies, church services, and military honors across Berlin and Friedrickskron.
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Mixed British and Congo Dispatches Reflect Turmoil
From Bressets dated June 17 and London reports dated June 17, the Congo letters warn of trouble at the Stanley expedition. In Ayr boroughs, Captain Sinclair wins the House of Commons vacancy with 63 vote majority, a Gladstonian gain over Evelyn Ashley. Robert Lincoln visits England for rest and denies political emissary duties. Lord Robert Grosvenor dies in Constantinople from typhoid fever.
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Progress of Reform A Midsummer Reform Club Banquet
New York June 17 The Reform Club banquet honored Mills with standout speakers Anson Phelps Stokes presided and telegrams from President Cleveland expressed regret at absence. Mills and other lawmakers lauded tariff reform, praising Cleveland Thurman and the Mills bill while attacking protectionism.
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Boston Beaten by Chicago in Ten Inning Home Game
The second game in the Chicago series at the South End grounds drew 11 756 fans as Chicago edged Boston 6 to 5 in ten innings. Boston outbatted Chicago but failed at clutch moments. Daly caught well for Boston while Anson’s four catches aided Chicago’s defense and Kelly and Rad kept Boston in the game. Governor Ames watched from the stands.
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Bergen Point Falls to Harvard in Quiet Fielding Showdown
The Bergen Point nine were whitewashed by Harvard on Saturday afternoon as both teams showcased strong defense. Harvard won with ten hits to Bergen Point’s six, and eleven Harvards struck out. James Reilly of Bergen Point tallied two errors while others played flawless defense. Mack Bowland and Boyden made key catches. Gallivan exited in the eighth with an injury and was replaced by Luce.
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Scores From The Night In Various Cities
At New York New Yorks Detroits 4 Washington Washingtons 5 Pittsburgs 1 Philadelphia Philadelphias 8 Indian apolis ws. At New Haven Yales 10 Prinestons 5 At North Adams Williams 7 University of Pennsylvania 0.
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Sailing Opens With Light Winds At South Boston Yacht Club
The opening race failed to draw strong wind with only three yachts finishing before the time limit. Hebe won, followed by Mabel and Job. other notes include light-wind races at Savin Hill, various class winners, and upcoming events across multiple clubs.
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Ethel
John Dame
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Thialfi
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Purifying blood remedy claims lasting cures endorsed by experts
An advertisement extols a vegetable medicine as a true blood purifier that restores kidney health and cures disease permanently. It cites endorsements from Prof. S. A. Lattimore and other officials, notes a five year $5000 proof offer, and warns against unfounded claims while urging readers to use the product if sick.
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Warner's Sate Care Auction Sale by Knights & Co
Sate care auction notice by S R Knights & Co offices Boston Cambridgeport announces sale of estate at 69 Essex corner Oxford near Chauncy Street. Public auction Wednesday June 20 at 12 noon on premises. Brick building 342 stories high with 14 rooms above and 1822 square feet lot. $500 cash required at sale.
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Sale of Desirable Estate for Investment Nos 297 and 299 Cambridge Street
Public auction on Thursday June 21 at 5 pm at the premise. The three story house is divided into three apartments with eight rooms on the first and second floors and four rooms on the top floor. Includes furnace tubs gas piping in good repair near Allston station on the Los ton Albany line. Liberal terms $100 cash at sale.
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Sale of Valuable Estate at 90 Kneeland and 22 Hudson
Public auction to sold Monday June 25 at 4 pm on premises. Brick four story building with store on first floor and five rooms above at 22 Hudson street. Lot fronts Kneeland about 25 ft 10 in and Hudson about 49 ft 6 in totaling about 1260 sq ft. 500 cash due at sale. Further terms at sale or at S R Knights Co office 226 Washington street.
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Absolute Auction Sale of Desirable Residence No 89 Cedar Street
Auction of a large frame house with 15 rooms on 10 194 square feet lot at Cedar Street near Highland. Sale Tuesday June 19 at 4 pm on premises. Cards of admission available from the auctioneer. Five hundred dollars required at sale.
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Havana long filler smoke at ENGEL'S 7 School Street
Our new clear Havana long filler smoke is 4 for 10 cents and the hit of the season. Try a package. ENGEL'S offers a full line of cigars tobaccos and pipes at 7 School Street.
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