Judge Grants Injunction Against Sunday Racing in Chicago Park
Judge Gardner of the Chicago supreme court issues a preliminary injunction to stop Sunday racing at the West Side Driving Park. The ruling marks a legal halt to weekend racing events at the facility.
New England Notes Snapshot of Late June Events
Connecticut shad season closes as Maine lobster factories halt early due to scarcity. Highland Baptist chapel cornerstone laid in Springfield Mass. Burglars fail to blow Swift Brothers’ fate at Clinton. Danbury commemorates 200th anniversary planning grand Fourth. York Manufacturing in Saco shuts for week to let bands go to Portland amid dull business. Grieving drownings reported at South Hadley. Good Cheer Publishing robbed of 70 in stamps and money. Oakes appointed Southbridge postmaster amid suspended predecessor. Tre-mont schooner Austin P. seized for fish landing without entry. Vermont places 75,000 landlocked salmon near St. Johnsbury. more slated for Connecticut river tributaries. Indian Orchard mill to shut June 27 to Sept 1, workers housed rent-free. Byron Burnham donates vast curiosities to New Hampshire Antiquarian Society. Paul Hartwig missing from Brockton. family fears suicide. Portland organizes public comfort and safety encampment volunteers. liquor packages to be surrendered at city building but measure tabled.
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Arington assessors report property values and taxes
The Arington board of assessors reports real estate value 3 790 803, personal property 946 585, total property 4 737 378, gain on real estate 105 431, loss on personal property 256 951, polls 1 255, tax rate per 1000 18 40, last year 15 20. State tax 4 335, county tax 286 191, total taxation 85 026 05.
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Opera and theater week highlights at Oakland garden and Boston Museum
The English opera company in Oakland offers Flotows Martha Monday to Wednesday and Bohemian Girl Thursday to Saturday with Fra Diavolo Saturday afternoon. Dr Santello showcases trained dogs. A visit to the Gettysburg cyclorama provides pleasure and instruction. Harrigan's Major Gilfeather runs at the Museum with the company’s favorites, and Polly heads to Solomon next week with Lillian Russell. Rice Gaiety Opera tickets go on sale tomorrow at the Boston Museum box office. Evening popular concerts continue throughout the week.
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Lowell Returns Home From London Arrival in Boston
James Russell Lowell, former U S minister to the court of St James, arrived in Boston by the Scythia last Saturday. The steamer reached the Boston light at midnight and anchored until morning, docking at 7 A.M. Mrs Burnett and her husband were at the wharf to greet him. He then left for E Burnett of Southboro to attend Harvard commencement exercises Wednesday.
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Widespread Flood Devastates Southern Illinois Railways
A waterspout and rapid floods struck along the east bank of the Mississippi, washing out wagon roads and rails for miles. Belleville and Caseyville report destroyed bridges, inundated streets, and massive property damage, with rail lines and mills swept away and crops ruined across Richland and nearby creeks.
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Baccalaureate Sermons At Yale And Bates College
Yale President Porter preaches at Battell chapel June 21 urging graduates to build a strong Christian faith and view the future with hope. He cites Marcus Aurelius and Christian ideals as guiding a life of nobility. Bates College President Cheney follows with a sermon on laying up treasures in heaven and immortality.
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Worst Hurricane Since 1846 Hits Newfoundland Coasts
Newfoundland papers report the recent hurricane as the worst on the coast since 1846 with massive losses of fishing gear and vessels. Forty crafts destroyed at Old Pelican, six vessels wrecked near Holyrood, five schooners lost at Brigus, Notre Dame Bay shores swept clean, Bona Vista ports see 75 crafts destroyed, many lives lost, damages near 250000 dollars. Fishery prospects improve as fishermen anticipate a strong harvest and many vessels seek repairs in St Johns with favorable fares.
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Provincetown Salt Mackerel Shortage Persists
No arrivals of new salt mackerel this week in Provincetown Massachusetts as fish are scarce on the Cape shore possibly due to whales and bluefish. Netters report some large mackerel while weirs yield few. squid and herring bring high prices and bait demand exceeds supply. Cod remains steady amid hot weather with about 1500 quintals to be carried over. first new bank cod trip expected in about two weeks and the bark Quero reports 1200 quintals on May 30 with a expected home by late June for 2000 quintals.
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Toronto Builders Labourers Strike Over Union Order
Toronto Ont June 21 600 builders laborers walked out yesterday following a union vote. The pick and shovel men joined the strike while stonemasons and brick layers refused to work with non union laborers supplied by the masons. The Salvation Army mayor offered 200 laborers provoking indignation.
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Man Storrs Arrested After Alleged Murder Attempt in Laconia
Vereks NH June 21 report of a man named Storrs arrest in Laconia after an alleged murder attempt on his wife. He was jailed awaiting the next term of the supreme court. Earlier two weeks prior he tried to commit suicide after his wife said she did not love him.
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Two deaths and a regatta update in Worcester region
In Worcester a man believed to be J. Courwyn was fatally struck by an express train on the Albany road last night. Charles Colsom, 27, drowned near Lake Quinsigamond today. The Cornell university crew arrived this morning for the July 4 regatta.
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Empire State Honors Heat and Burden Bearers
Boston Post correspondence reports recognition for those who endured the day’s heat and burdens, acknowledging public service and daily toil with formal thanks and ceremonial reference.
Cholera Protests and Riots Delay Royal Tour in Maprio
Maprio reports massive crowds favoring the king and queen over ministers and municipal authorities. Civil guard fired on rioters. two workmen killed, several wounded, arrests made. King halts the tour and ministers are reinstated after consultation. London notes on Gladstone, Tay and Parnellites feature, while cholera spreads in Spain with new Madrid cases and deaths. Afghanistan rebellion in Badakhshan confirmed as ameer moves troops. Cashmere earthquake fatalities and destruction tallied. Suez canal reopens to traffic.
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Disastrous Newport Fire Destroys Court House and Town Offices
The Newport New Hampshire fire at 2 a.m. wiped out the Nettleton block including the court house, town hall and county offices. Firemen battled the blaze as the roof collapsed. several injuries were reported but no lives lost. Estimates place total losses around 100000 with multiple insured properties listing substantial damages.
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Mt McGregor Cottage Near Saratoga Hosts Grant's Quiet Retreat
Grant and family rest at Mt McGregor cottage near Saratoga in a calm, scenic setting. The mountaintop retreat offers cool air, expansive views, and a growing village with Balmoral hotel, rail access, and season homes as prominent guests gather around the general.
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Hull Yacht Club season opener sails from Hull
The season kickoff race at Hull features five classes racing for silk pennants. Start at 3 PM in light southeast wind with several boats unable to reach on time. Class courses vary from 6 to 11 miles. Pennants awarded to Banneret Kitty Muriel Thrasher and Spray. Judges include Harrington Stetson Ruggles and Litchfield.
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Services Formally Begun in St Josephs Church Lynn
St Josephs church in Lynn was formally dedicated with 1500 attendees from across city denominations and city officials present. Archbishops and bishops led the rites, with a pontifical high mass and a dedicatory sermon by Very Rev C H McKenna O P, as archbishop Williams and many visiting clergymen attended.
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Welcome for Eben D. Jordan after perilous voyage at Jordan, Marsh
Mr Eben D Jordan of Jordan Marsh Co returned from Europe Saturday and received a formal welcome from clerks, account clerks and cash boys in the store carpet room. An address praised Providence and Jordan's business leadership, followed by a heartfelt reply. A song of welcome and handshakes concluded the gathering, with humorous notes about an opera line later dismissed as fiction.
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