North American Turners' Convention Opens in New York
The fourteenth North American Turners convention meets at Central Turn Hall with 724 delegates from 36 states. President Muenich says the Bunds hold unparalleled social and political influence in the United States. The United Bunds annual report lists 35,912 members and property totaling 4,774,221 dollars, offset by 2,114,038 dollars in indebtedness.
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New York
Turners
Central Turn Hall
Muenich
Bunds
United States
United Bunds
Franklin and Carleton mills burn with heavy losses
On June 22 Hunter and Greenwood box factory at North Franklin burned with $500 for machinery and stock totaling $2000 in losses. In nearby St. Joan Adams and Gregory mill in Carleton burned, valued at $30,000. Fire alarm from Box 61 at 3:30 AM involved a basement fire at 456 Atlantic Avenue in a wooden building occupied by J. L. ee. Cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Avenue
J. L.ee
The African Agreement and Wissmann Return Observed
Paris reports satisfactory Anglo French communications on the Anglo German agreement. In Berlin the Colonial Society will skip festivities for Major Wissmann return from East Africa, citing changed African affairs under the accord. Herr Wolff, Wissmann’s adviser, denounces the agreement, saying Britain gains control of Africa.
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Great Britain
Major Wissmann
Colonial Society
Biamarck
Reichstag
Paris
Brrum
Committee of the Colonial Society
East Africa
Herr Wolff
Wissmann
Africa
Prince Bismarck Denies Rebel Support Claim
In Berum on June 22 Prince Bismarck, via the Nachrichten, rejects a Radical report that he would never enter the Reichstag to back Chancellor Von Caprivi. He says he would not accept a seat if forced to oppose the government, though he would voice deviating opinions when required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
France
Credit Fonder
Bismarck
Reichstag
von Caprivi
Ate
Dahomey
Egbas
Berumn
Prince Bismarck
Nachrichten
French Ministry May Interfere in Panama Canal Stockholders
Paris June 22 The committee report on the Panama Canal Company urges sending shareholder and bondholder petitions back to the minister of justice. Debates stress illumination of the enterprise for small holders who invested savings. Justice Minister Fallieres says the government has not assumed joint responsibility yet may intervene after an official liquidator reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
M. Velanny
M. Gauthier
Credit Foncier report notes governance defects
The Temps reports on the Credit Foncier of Paris stating the founder purpose was limited and bank like operations were pursued. It notes lax statutory precautions but affirms financial soundness and security while criticizing administration. Governor M Christophle has resigned but resignation not yet accepted.
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Paris
The
Temps
Credit Foncier
M. Christophle
Counter Attack Report From Dahomey War News
A La Goss despatch reports Dahomey King failing to reoccupy the capital after a defeat. He attacked the Egbas and took 1000 prisoners. The Egbas counterattacked and defeated the Dahomeyans, with many killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dahomey
Lennon
Liberal wins in Italian elections and new Brazilian constitution
Rome reports orderly municipal elections with expectations of full Liberal success. Rio de Janeiro notes President da Fonseca signs the new constitution at a ministerial dinner after cabinet approval. Other cities list brigand kidnapping in Constantinople, budget passage in Lisson, political censure in Newry, a fatal fire in Lissa, and the Devonia returning to Clyde due to engine failure.
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Rio Janeiro
da Fonseca
Constantinople
Sinekli
Mahmoud Bey
Lisson
Chamber of Deputies
Dousuin
Newry
Justin Huntley McCarthy
Berwin
Lissa
Guascow
Devonia
Crain
New York
Clyde
Death of Mrs Stuart Robson at summer home
The wife of comedian Stuart Robson died suddenly at their summer home in OonassEtT. She had been in good health while with her grandchild. She grew ill after returning indoors, a doctor came, and she died about an hour later. The cause is thought to be rupture of a blood vessel near the heart. Robson and his daughter were in Boston and returned on the 6:58 train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oonassett
Stuart Robson
Robgon
Morton
Crehore
Boston
Shipping News Roundup From Loudon and Liverpool
On June 22 at Loudon several steamers set sail including Scandinavian to Glasgow en route to Philadelphia on June 20, Galileo to Hull for New York on June 21, Koman to Liverpool for Boston on June 21, Spaarndam to Rotterdam for New York on June 21, and Alaska and Umbria leaving Queenstown for New York today. At Loxpox on June 23 Lancashire sails from Liverpool to Baltimore on June 21, Liddendale from Leith to St John on June 21, and Virginian from Liverpool to Boston on June 21.
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Loudon
Scandinavian
Glasgow
Philadelphia
Galileo
Hull
New York
Koman
Liverpool
Boston
Spaarndam
Rotterdam
Alaska
Umbria
Queenstown
Loxpox
Lancashire
Haltimore
Liddendale
Leith
St. John
Virginian
Races on Thames Course Include Yale Columbia Cornell
Freshmen races are set for Tuesday 6 30 pm with Yale Columbia and Cornell over two miles. Cornell lacks a shell. Columbia lends theirs for practice. Harvard vs Columbia follows Thursday 6 pm, then Cornell Pennsylvania vs Columbia. Yale Harvard Varsity race Friday 6 30 with Bob Cook returning aboard Yale launch.
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New Lendox
Conn
Thames
Yale
Columbia
Cornell
Ithaca
University
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Riot in front of Catholic church over electric poles
A conflict occurred in Sarazona between electric light workers and parishioners of the Church of the Visitation when poles were to be placed before the church. Sheriff Degoe intervened, a scuffle followed, and National Guard was mobilized but not required. The area remained tense with armed guards on duty and the rector urging restraint. Both sides threaten renewed clashes Monday.
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Sarazona
N. Y
Schuylerville
Church of the Visitation
Degoe
McEwen
National Guard of
Saratoga
Father Herrernan
Central Labor Union Expels Forty Unions in Dispute
The Central Labor Union of New York, citing Socialist influence, expelled forty unions after internal strife. The expelled groups met to reestablish the Central Federation and seek a charter from the American Federation of Labor. They voted against Knights of Labor admission, effectively excluding a quarter of the expelled unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Central Labor Union
Central Labor Federation
American Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
Tempters of Fate diver sinks in river mishap
In Hartrorp Conn William Farrell a 32 year old accomplished swimmer dove from fifty feet into the Connecticut River today and struck on his back, sank after brief struggles, and his body was recovered half an hour later. His back bore a large bruise from the impact. In New York Gene Mercadier swam across the East River from Brooklyn in thirty seven minutes with hands and feet tied, carrying two pound dumbbells in each hand.
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Hartrorp
Conn
William Farrell
Connecticut River
New York
Gene Mercadier
East River
Brooklyn
Weather forecast for New England and New York
Forecast until 8 p m Monday shows Maine New Hampshire and Vermont fair with showers in Vermont and slightly warmer temperatures except Vermont where temperatures stay the same. Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut and eastern New York expect showers and warmer, easterly winds.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Observations Elsewhere Noted Across Various Sources
The report records observations taken in other locations, listing how data appeared elsewhere. It notes methods, situational contexts, and general findings without detailing specific results or figures. The collection emphasizes cross reference and comparison across multiple sites.
Atlantic Shipping Listings From June Voyages
A compiled list shows ships arriving or sailing from ports including Boston Philadelphia New York London Liverpool and Quebec with origins London Liverpool Hamburg Rotterdam Havre St Johns New York and Montreal dated June 18 to June 24. Vessels include Gellert Circe Sardinian Montre al Sea King Norfolk Gellert Hekla and La Bretagne among others with multiple origin port pairings and dates.
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Boston
Nessmore
London
Iowa
Liverpool
Navarre
Baltimore
Alexander Elder
New York
Obdam
Rotterdam
Gellert
Hamburg
Lydian Monarch
Lowon
Marsala
Sirius
Quebec
Glasgow
Montreal
Circe
Electrique
Antwerp
City of Lincoln
Philadelphia
Bohemia
Damara
St. John
N. B
Halifax
Tresco
Pensacola
Lady Tennant
Sea King
Queenstown
Servia
Plymouth
Eng
Merionethshire
Bristol
Exeter City
Southampton
Rider
Bremen
Wieland
America
Hindoo
Malin Head
Oregon
Lith
Olington
Bremmen
Aller
Ocean
Bae Honolulu
Zealandia
San Francisco
Havre
la Bretagne
Para
Augustine
Blaine's Stand on Sugar Free List Stirring Washington Debate
Washington report details Secretary Blaine's opposition to free sugar without reciprocal concessions from sugar producers. He warns the McKinley bill risks harming exports and farmer incomes, urging reciprocity treaties to boost foreign demand while preserving domestic pricing power. Remarks cited before the Ways and Means Committee, with responses from Allison Hale and Blackburn.
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Washington
Blaine
Congress
Committee of Ways and Means
Messrs
McKinley
Burrows
Dingley
Chile
Argentine Republic
United States
Brazil
Sugar ‘Trust
House
Senate
Curtis
Appropriations Committee
Hale
Republican Party
Allison
Blackburn
Army and Navy Gazette Military Orders Hop Between Posts
Army orders note Major S Horton to visit the Maine Militia encampment in Augusta from June 30 to July 4. First Lt R B Turner to temporary duty at Newport Barracks Kentucky, relieving Capt William Patten. Second Lt David Hanks attached as military professor at Blacksburgs Blacksburg AG college, relieving Second Lt John Knight. Officers relieved from Jefferson Barracks to join troops: Capt I J Wint, Capt George D Wallace, Capt Levi P Hunt, Lt G H Sands, Lt George W Goode. Naval orders list Passed Asst Engineer O J Habighurst to Yorktown and R D Taylor to Portsmouth Navy Yard. Engineers C H Hayes detached to Yorktown. R C Sampson and Andrew McAllister on waiting orders.
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Peers Agricultural and Mechanical College
Blacksburg
John T. Knight
Third Cavalry
Jefferson Barracks
I. J. Wint
Fourth Cavalry
George D. Wallace
Seventh Cavalry
Levi P. Hunt
Tenth Cavalry
G. H. Sands
George W. Goode
O. J. Habighurst
Yorktown
R. D. Taylor
Portsmouth Navy Yard
R. C. Sampson
Andrew McAllister
C. H. Hayes
Portsmouth Yard
Wind damages station at Fairview Park injuring a dozen
INDIANAPOLIS June 22 A wind driven rain storm trapped thousands at Fairview Park as a station built for the electric street railway was blown down. A dozen persons were injured including Mrs McCoy Noah Fisher Nellie Carr and several others two of whom were colored and reported fatally hurt. Suburban reports say many buildings were unroofed and orchards damaged.
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Indianapolis
Fairview Park
Electric Street Railway
McCoy
Noah Fisher
Jennie Miller
John Clark
Magee
Nellie Carr
Cyclone in Paw Paw Illinois Destroys Schoolhouse
A devastating cyclone swept near Paw Paw Illinois causing near total destruction of Hunt schoolhouse where Miss Maggie McBride and eight pupils died. Others were killed or injured as the storm moved from Harmon through Sublette to Compton, with property losses around ten thousand dollars and many injured villagers spread over thirty miles.
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Ampoy
Ill
Paw Paw
Dixon
Amboy
Hunt
Maggie Mcbride
Peter Keama
Newton Wood
Jacob Rudolph
Miss McBride
Carrie White
Brooklyn Township
Compton
George Bolache
Harmon
Lee County
Sublette
Train Telescopes. Nurse Killed in Calera Collision
East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia passenger No. 6 telescoped by its own engine at Calera Alabama. Nurse Ella West died instantly. infant of O M Reynolds Alpine severely injured. Mrs Abner Pitner conductor’s wife badly hurt. several other passengers lightly hurt. Freight engine struck causing derailment and chaos as passengers fled.
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Birmingham
Ala
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Calera
Ella West
O. M. Reynolds
Alpine
Abner Pitner
Griffin
Kansas Chautauqua Assembly Faces Tar And Feather Rally
In Ottawa Kansas last night a defence league formed among temperance supporters after a Kansas City liquor dealer opened an original package saloon during the Kansas Chautauqua Assembly. A fund of 3000 dollars was raised to cover league expenses and a committee was directed to tar and feather the offending dealer and ship him to Missouri labelled An original package from Kansas for Missouri.
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Kansas City
Kansas Chautauqua Assembly
Ottawa
Kan
Missouri
Kansas
Bates Chances as Worcester Leader Faces Challenge
A statehouse investigation is likely to bar Theodore C Bates of Worcester from the Republican State committee contest. Ex-Senator Howes Norris of Cottage City is expected to succeed Burdett as chairman. A movement to replace Bates with a non Bates ally is under way, promising a lively fight.
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State House
Theodore C. Bates
Worcester
Republican State Committee
Burdett
Howes Norris
Cottage City
Bates
Names of travelers and addresses listed in a notebook
A long string of personal names and addresses across cities in the United States and Canada, mentioning individuals and families from Liverpool Philadelphia Wilmington Cincinnati Chicago New York and more. The fragment includes many couple and single listings with some company or club names mixed in.
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F. Westlake
Elmira
N. Y
A. A. French and Family
Philadelphia
John Dick
Meadville
Penn
H. B. Clarke
Chicago
F.C. Williams
Buffalo
J. Waldron
Omaha
C. E. G. Chapleau
Canada
Murray
Murray 8. Howland and Family, Wilmington, del.; W. &. Racey, Albany; E. G. Cook
Westfield
M. Millson
Westboro
Adams
F. G. Eaton
R. H. Fowle
Pittsburg
R. H. White
Washington
D. C
A. Macnichol
Calais
M. Susman
Melbourne
Aus
Shaler Berry
Newport
Parker's
E. L. van Short
New York
Sol Bear
Wilmington
N. C
L.taylor
Portland
Frank A. Burrelle
W. A. Richardson
George KK. Hewitt
Alton
Tremont
J. W. Churchill
Hantsort
N.C
H. H. Jarry
J. Eider
Portsmouth
Revere
W. J. Weller
Mellin's Food Endorsed By Physician For Easy Digestion
A physician testifies that Mellin's Food contains all elements of nutrition and is digested and assimilated with perfect ease by infants. He reports greater success with Mellin's Food than with any others he has tried.
June Arrivals in Drapery Fabrics by Latin Reyvure and Damask
Latin Reyvure in Louis Seize designs offers cool summer drapery with horizontal stripes and floral motifs. Dora Wheeler signs create fully new chaste designs named French Blue Absinthe and Chameleon Berché Silk. Fabrics like Princess Damask and an inexpensive imitation of Latin Damask showcase two tones, rich luster, and soft folds suitable for canopy work boudoir decoration and French festoon drapery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Wheeler
Yale president's baccalaureate sermon on love guiding knowledge
President Dwight delivers Yale seniors’ baccalaureate at Battell Chapel. He argues education starts with partial knowledge and ends with a life of directed effort, insisting love is the central force that guides learning to noble uses and prevents selfish self‑exaltation. He urges graduates to press beyond early attainments and use knowledge for the world’s good.
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New Haven
Conn
Battel Chapel
Dwight
Yale
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Chameleon Berché
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Boston & Maine Depot
Love
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President Buckham
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