Midtown Harlem diver killed in plunge at Highbridge
A Harlem fruit dealer Joseph Calamore died after leaping from Highbridge on Wednesday. Multiple other 19th century incidents include Philadelphia shoemakers striking for wage raises and lynching of a Whitney Texas man charged with assaults.
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Joseph Calamore
Harlem
Highbridge
Philadelphia
Hubbard
Whitney
Tex
Charles O'Reilly
Detroit
Irish National League
Ocean Spray Councilman Hilton at Cottage Away
Councilman John P. Hilton and family are at their Ocean Spray cottage. Frank Curry of ward 3 leaves for Franklin New Hampshire for his health. F B Torrey arrives home from Europe after months abroad and reports strong support for Brtaines nomination in Egypt and Hindostan.
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John P. Hilton
Ocean Spray
Godrey Morse
Europe
Frank Curry
Ward 3
Franklin
N. H
F. B. Torrey, Esq
Bath
Democratic State Committee
Maine
Lbrtaine
Egypt
Hindoost.n
William Henry Harlburt
The
New York World
Miss Tracy
New York
Beckitt Dennison
Yorkshire
England
Italy
George Vannevar
Malden
Turpeu Springs
Fla
George Vannegar
Bayou
Tarpon
L. D. Ventiura
Coquelin
Sig. Ventura
Boston
Incest charge leads to $10,000 bail in Fall River case
Patrick Hogan of Fall River Massachusetts was held in ten thousand dollars for incest with his 15 year old daughter. A separate list notes drownings, accidents, burglaries and a stage collapse during a New England duration news roundup.
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Patrick Hogan
Fall River
Mass
South Abington
Island Pond
Mabel Haines
Biddeford
Murder of Capt Gerdzey shocks St Petersburg crowd
Reports say Captain Gerdzey a leading gend arme was killed by niblists in St Petersburg. Advices from Shanghai warn cholera near Pekin with rapid deaths. Fourteen new cholera cases in Toulon. one death. Nijni Novgorod confirms Christian Jewish clashes with mobs attacking a synagogue after a rumor of a kidnapped child. nine Jews killed.
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Gerdzey
Wreck Between Sunbury and Shamokin Claims Several Lives
A collision between a passenger train and a freight engine near Shamokin Pennsylvania killed train despatcher William Malick fireman Schultz and a tramp. Engineer Ampleby was badly scalded. Both engines wrecked with no passengers hurt. A tunnel collapse near Steubenville Ohio killed eight workers and a boy with four others fatally injured.
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Sunbury
Shamokin
Penn
William Malick
Shultz
Ampleby
Steubenville
Gould
Here
Visiting Knights Templar Tour Includes Downer Landing Trip
Newburyport commandery 35 knights led by Acting Eminent Commander John C. Hill arrived in Boston and toured Downer Landing with the 25 piece Newburyport Cadet band. A Boston delegation met them as Palestine commandery from Chelsea joined in escort to the station for rail transport to the White Mountains. Over 200 knights and ladies participated in the pilgrimage.
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Newburyport
Downer Landing
Newburyport Commandery
K. T
John C. Hill
Boston
William Bailey
Stevenson
Upham
Gleason
Palestine
Knights Templars
Chelsea
Philip Glisley
Masonic Hall
William Parkman
East Boston
Cour de Leon
Charlestown
Sir Knights
Eastern
Cpee
White Mountains
Died Suddenly Miss Henrietta Marin of Newport
Providence R I June 24 Miss Henrietta T Marin eldest daughter of Capt M C Marin died suddenly at Newport late last night of heart disease She was well known in army Navy and fashionable circles Bennington Vt June 24 George Benton fell dead in the street Cause apoplexy He was 75 a former manufacturer of fine writing and a former Bennett town leader whose wife survives him
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Providence
Henrietta T. Marin
M. C. Marin
Newport
Bennington
George Benton
Benton
Democrats Solid for Cleveland in Missouri Caucus Report
Missouri Democratic delegates at large to Chicago were chosen as Charles A. Peers of Warrenton chaired the convention, with John O. Day and Dr. Munford elected as delegates at large. The party indicated solid support for Cleveland if Tilden cannot be named, while New York Bolters and Blaine supporters stirred with calls for a separate national committee.
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Republican Bolters
New York
Blaine and Elkins
Jones
Bolters
Sr. Louis
Chicago
M. L. Clardy
Clardy
Ewing
Charles A. Peers
Warrenton
John O. Day
Springfield
Munford
Fortune
The
New York Globe, Colored Republicans
Blaine
Logan
Senator Logan Nominated for President by Republican Convention
Washington June 24 Chairman Henderson and committee officials notified Senator Logan of his nomination. Logan accepted with a brief address thanking the committee and pledging to fulfill duties if elected, and Mrs. Logan extended thanks as the committee offered congratulations.
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Washington
Henderson
Senator Logan
Logan
Sam
Gen. Logan
Ratification Meeting Postponed by Republican State Committee
The Republican state central committee met at headquarters with 27 members present. Henry Cabot Lodge presided and Robert A. Southwick acted as secretary. Charles W. Clifford and ex-Senator Haile resigned. Senator Charles S. Randall was elected to fill Clifford’s vacancy. The ratification meeting was postponed until Crapo Long and other national delegates return. A voters address will be issued and registration laws circulated. Campaign opens in Milford tonight.
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Republican State Central Committee
Henry Cabot Lodge
Robert A. Southwick
Flagg
West
Calumet
Hecla
Charles W. Clifford
New Bedford
Haile
Springfield
Charles S. Randall
Clifford
Crapo
Long
Lodge
Belter Voices Split Over Blaine Logan and Cleveland
The Volksblatt argues German Americans will not support Blaine due to past remarks on Schurz and customs. It notes Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and others with balance of power cannot back Blaine. Brooklyn Eagle reports Cleveland opposition from labor and anti monopolists over vetoes and labor stats bureau. Connecticut revolt aims independent voter organization in Hartford and other cities.
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Volksblatt
Republican Party
Blaine
Logan
United States Senate
National Senate
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Gov. Cleveland
Brooklyn Eagle
Cleveland
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Connecticut
Waterbury
New Haven
Informal Reception and Art Exhibition at New England Conservatory
The New England Conservatory of Music held an informal reception and art exhibition at its Franklin Square building. Faculty, pupils, and guests admired year’s work across departments, toured studios, and enjoyed a concert by Bendix, Adamowski, and Pease. Notables included Rufus S. Frost and J. Mansfield among attendees.
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New England Conservatory of Music
Franklin Square
Conservatory
Otto Bendix
Timothie Adamowski
Annie Pease
Rossini
T. Nachéz
China
South Africa
Hawaiian Islands
Quen Yao
Rufus S. Frost
Elijah Horr
Chelsea
Exploits of Ex-Gov Moses and Local Robberies
Ex Gov Moses of South Carolina, famed for petty swindles, was arrested in Chicago on defrauding two physicians. Middlesex grand jury indicted him for swindling Col T W Higginson of 43 dollars and other figures accuse him in several cases. In Fitchburg Nathan Friedman and Nathan Freedman face larceny charges for silk valued at 25 dollars. The body of Roger F Morris, age 7, was found after disappearing from East Boston, presumed accidental drowning. Tracy Graff, 3, fell from a roof, likely fatal injuries. In East Boston James Connhan fired two shots at a saloon after being refused drinks, then was arrested. Alice Chummick arrested on warrant for larceny of silverware valued at 3240 from Susan P Lewis of Blossom court.
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Moses
South Carolina
Chicago
Illinois
Middlesex County
Col
T. W.higginson
A. Williams
Nathan Friedman
Abraham Rabinorish
Fitchburg
Roger F. Morris
Glendon Place
Boston
Beacon Oil Works
Tracy Graff
James
Marginal Street
James F. Connihan
Friend Street
E. G. Bird
Nathan Freedman
Abraham Robinson
Alice Chummick
Susan P. Lewis
No. 13
Blossom Court
Fires in Roxbury and Plymouth Court Causes Notable Damage
Boston reports multiple fires early Tuesday. A straw rubbish fire at Walter E Hopkins & Co 778 Dudley Street Roxbury caused $50 damage with $10,000 total insured stock loss across several companies. Leonard Ware & Son owned building insured for $10,000. A Plymouth Court dwelling owned by Patrick Donigan suffered $125 damage and serious burns to Mrs Hannah Norton. A rags and boiler fire at H J Pfaff press shop caused no damage. A Pennsylvania box car fire near New York and New England roundhouse destroyed the car body with about $200 loss.
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Walter E. Hopkins & Co
Dudley Street
Roxbury
James Cheevers
Neptune
Rochester
German
First National
Boylston
People’s
Mutual
Boatman’s
Fireman’s and
Commercial
Leonard Ware & Son
Plymouth Court
Patrick Donigan
Norton
Hannah Norton
Anna Norton
City Hospital
H & J. Pfaff
Pynchon Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York and New England Railroad
Senate passes Mexican pension bill 37 to 27 in Washington
The Senate approves the Mexican pension measure amid heated debate led by Williams and Morgan. An amendment caps pensions at one per person unless stated in law. other proposed tribal survivor pensions failed. Estimates place annual costs around 12.5 million dollars, with final passage 37 to 27.
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Washington
Williams
Chicago
Illinois
Logan
Republican Party
Republic
Morgan
Mitchell
United States
Call
Hawley
Jackson
Commissioner of Pensions
Electoral Count Bill Passes House Amid Amendments
The House approved amendments to the electoral count bill after debates on the senate bill substitute. Key figures include Mr. Herbert of Alabama and Mr. Eaton of Connecticut, with votes 127 to 82 for the substitute. Other actions covered include a 15 day paid leave for letter carriers and the Hewitt tariff plan.
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Washington
Herbert
Alabama
Congress
Senate
House Committee
Eaton
Connecticut
Tom
Harry
Cox
New York
Cosgrove
Post Office Department
Ways and Means Committee
Hewitt
Suspension of Morgan & Sons Bank on William Street
The long established Morgan & Sons bankers on William Street New York suspend payment. The firm Henry and Edward Morgan formed 30 years ago held Mexican National bonds and other holdings. Creditors protected as arrangements are made. correspondents include Union and City banks London A M Heine Hattinger Paris with high social ties through a daughter of Edward Morgan married to August Belmont Jr.
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Hotchkiss & Burnham
Broadstreet
New York
Bankers
Brokers
Yonkers
Burnham
Annie Heaney
John Heaney
No. 9
Clark Street
New Haven
C. H. Northam
Vincennes
Ind
Oliver Canfield
Mollie Gherkin
Canfield
Corbin Mont
Jefferson City
Jefferson
Corbin
Matthew Morgan & Sons
William Street
Henry
Edward Morgan
Matthew Morgan
New York, Boston and Providence Railroad
Stonington Company
The
Stock Exchange
Mexican National Construction Company
Rio Grande
Kansas Pacific
New England
Union and
City Banks
London
A. & M. Heine
Hattinger
Paris
Europe
August Belmont, Jr
Nomination of Teachers and Supervisor Reforms for Schools
The Boston school committee met to confirm Lizzie Fickett as fourth assistant at Lowell and apply temporary appointments for Henry C. James and Jane Gilligan. A detailed report on superintendent and supervisor work urged reform including periodic district reports on sanitation, reassigning supervisor groups, and targeted inspections to improve teaching methods across city schools. Several orders sought facility improvements and adjusted school schedules. the board adjourned to September.
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Lizzie F. Fickett
Lowell School
Henry C. James
Latin
Jane F. Gilligan
Andrew School
Board of Supervisors
Boston
Thacher-street
George Putnam
Phillips-street
Dearborn
Tyler-street
J. W. Andrews
Atherton
Comins
East Boston
Blossom Street
Chapin
L. C. Pennell
Boston Theatre July 4 Children’s Entertainments Schedule
The text lists a long July 4 programme at Boston venues led by Mayor Martin with an opening overture and readings, plus athletic contest planning by community members Murphy and Lappen. It then details a dense, venue by venue timetable of children's acts, concerts, and magic shows across sites such as Tremont temple Monument hall and Lyceum halls, with varied times and acts including Rice magic, Xavier magic, Park family, and multiple operetta companies.
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Boston Theatre
Martin
Boston Cadet Band
E. A. Horton
Francis M. Stanwood
Harvey N. Shepard
Messrs. Murphy
Ward 13
Lappen
South Boston
Broadway
City Point
Mistress
Maia
Lyric Opera Company
Tremont Temple
Spaulding’s
Bell Ringers
Dudday Street
Opera House
the Berry Pickers
Dudley Opera Company
Monument Hall
Warren Hall
Washington Hall
Oliver
Wood
Hal
Rice
Lyceum Hall
Dorchester
East
Boston
Gyp, Jr
Byrnes Juvenile Opera Company
American Hall
Xavier
Magic
Emerson School
Bryant
Cockerel Hall
Hanover Street
Erskine
Stereopticon
Curtis Hall
Park Family
Westerly Hall
Chase
Sherwin School House
Frothingham
George Putnam
Eigh
Boston Public Schools Graduation Exhibitions Spread Across City
English High School crowd fills the hall as the district holds final year exhibitions. Leaders, prizes, and diplomas surface from English High to Charlestown and Somerville with dozens of graduates listed and later ceremonies at Mechanic Hall.
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Boston
Mechanic Hall
English High School
Howard P. Simmons
Herbert W. Nelson
Howard M. Ballou
William H. Ran Gall
Arthur H. Chester
George H. Ellis
Arthur M. Brown
Edgar F. Dutton
Joseph Wing
Edwin D. Bell
Arthur E. Fitch
Francis A. Waterhouse
Lawrence
H. Ellis
David P. Goodrich
William H. Randall
George E. Bruce
Frank K. Mitchell
George L. Ruffin, Jr
Edward D. Duncan
Walter Littlefield
William O. Hazeltine
David P
D. R. Child
A. V. Barnes
C. G. Page
Harry E. Sawyer
G. P. Gochl
A. T. Clapp
H. Hall
F. L. Dame
B. Capen, Jr
J. H. Shea
F.S. Hicks
W. F. O'Hare
J. W. Farren
J. G. Thompson
J. A. Gleason
A. B. Underwood
Frederick 8. Hovey
Allen H. Bent
Charles L. Flint
Leonard D. Ahl
George Allen, Jr
Warren S Anderson
Harry E. Balley
James C. T. Baldwin
Howard M. Balleu
Arthur V. Barnes
George M. Bashford
Gerard D. Bean
Donald M. Blair
Eben W. Bumsteal
Harry E. Burr
Francis B. Carney
Howlana
Chandler
Dudley R. Child
Arthur J. Collins
William A. Conant
Arthur
Conner
Willis C. Corey
Arthur J. Crockett
Richard F. Daly
Paul Dean
Richard
Charles Waterman
Christopher Webb
Joseph C. Welch
Lee E. Wiggin
Frank ST. Wilson
Joseph King
Amy F. Acton
Lena A. Rechtler
Amelia Alexander
Grace Anderson
Mary C. Barry
Amelia J. Bibbey
Elizabeth M. Blackburn
Annie F. Brown
Fannie E. Brown
Katharine A. Burns
Josephine P. Caffrey
Kitty L. G. Campbell
Mabel L. Chase
Fanny E. Coe
Ida M. Condon
Bertha F. Cudworth
Margaret Cunningham
Harriet A. Danforth
Marion Davis
Elinor F. Decatur
Eva Lee Deuel
Edith H. Dyer
Clara E. Fairbank
Mallie J. Floyd
Margaret J. Flynn
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Lila J. Gallup
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H. H.gordon
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Susie S. Harrington
Julia B. Hatch
Kate F. Hobart
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Nellie Js, Kelley
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Lottie
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Catherine £. McDonald
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Gertrude L. Watson
Mabel L. Warner
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Annie M. Wilson
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Mary A. Brennan
Elinor F. Buckley
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Hope M. Cobb
Julia E. Collins
Rose EK. Conaty
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Agnes C. Doyle
Annie B. Drown
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Ela G. Stimson
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Myra F. Towle
Lizzie F. Thorndike
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Thomas L. Jenkins
Charles J. McDonald
James W. O’brien
Francis J. Sullivan
George R. Tolman
Eugene U. Wheeler
Nathaniels. Wood
Oregon and Transcontinental elect new officers
The directors named Elijah Smith as president C H Prescott as vice president Joseph Simon as secretary and Buyard Lees as assistant secretary and assistant at the Oregon and Transcontinental company meeting in Portland on June 24 Directors announced the officer slate and roles.
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C. H. Prescott
Joseph Simon
Buyard Lees
Heavy Chicago bats beat Boston despite Boston fielding
The Chicago team won with heavy batting while the visitors played strong defense yet failed to hit Corcoran's delivery. In the seventh inning Hines was injured by a foul ball and Barrett took over. Also noted are other games and a dramatic ninth inning collapse by the Boston Unions against the Cincinnatis, with multiple errors and five runs scoring.
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Crowley
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Arrival of Siamese Embassy in Boston Receives Local Welcome
The Siamese embassy led by Princes Nares and Sonspandit arrived in Boston at 9 45 P M Tuesday. Alderman Whitten and Mayor Martin greeted them at the depot and Parker House hosted 14 rooms. A luncheon followed as officials planned an evening reception at Mechanics Building with city officers.
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Slade
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Prince Sonspandit
Boston
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Lee
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Opetluken
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Rescuer payments and state officials’ reimbursements noted
Twelve Gay Head Indians who aided in rescuing City of Columbus survivors are paid 200 each by resolve of the general court. Senator Campbell and Representative Willson return 150 to the state treasury for all legislature compensation. Essex selectmen inform Lt Col Dalton his cadets cannot encamp at Centennial grove despite a governor issued order to camp there.
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Salem
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Col
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Second Corps of Cadets
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Barnum and London Show Yet Draws Huge Audiences
The Barnum and London act, billed as the greatest show on earth, continues to attract large crowds each performance. No sign of waning interest or attendance decline appears before the season ends this Saturday in the city, as eagerly anticipated by people who previously avoided the venue.
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London
Pyetees
Phineas T
Drunken stepfather stabs man in South Boston
Daniel McCarty about 21 is stabbed by his stepfather Michael Murphy about 55 during a drunken quarrel at 50 Gold Street South Boston. McCarty is brought to station 6 with a knife wound to the abdomen and Murphy is arrested with witness T J Sexton. The injury appears fatal.
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IL P. M
Daniel McCarty
Michael Murphy
Gold Street
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McCarty
Station 6
Murphy
T. J. Sexton
Jeremiah
Sexton
Roberts
June Exhibition Opens at Horticultural Society Show
The Massachusetts Horticultural Society opens its annual June rose and strawberry show at the Horticultural Ball, with roses, orchids, and pot plants praised as finer than last year. Awards total prizes for roses, including silver vases and a 200 silver challenge vase won by John B. Moore & Son, plus prizes for berries, grapes, beets, and other vegetables.
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Horticultural Society
William
Spooner
John L. Gardner
William Gray, Jr
John 8. Richards
William H. Spooner
F. B. Hayes
W. H. Spooner
John B. Moore & Son
Alfred Colomb
Baroness Rothschild
Jean Linbaud
John Hopper
Marquise de Castellani
Mme
Victor Verdier
Society
G. Luizetroses
John B. Moore
H. H. Hunnewell
F. L. Ames
E. W. Gilmore
David Allan
C. M. Hovey
Sweet Williams
Probably an Attempt to Swindle Life Insurance Companies
The Kackley house near Hillsboro Oregon burned on Saturday night and supposed remains were found in the ruins. Investigators believe the affair was an insurance swindle with an old skeleton placed to impersonate Kackley. He held policies with New York Life and Mutual Temperance Union. further jury inquiry was set for Wednesday.
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Hillsboro
Kackley
Ince
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