Encampment Breaks Up After Port lana Clam Bake
Portland reports the encampment breaking up with many travelers returning home. A grain excursion and clam bake on Little Chebeague island drew over 1000 people aboard the steamer Lewiston, including Gov. Robie and several generals. Clams over 100 bushels were eaten as speeches by officials and veterans filled the day before departures for Bar Harbor.
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Texas
Fairchild
Jack Crawford
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Falmouth
California
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The Cheyenne Agency Heads Toward Bloody Confrontation
The Daily Eagle reports a critical Cheyenne agency situation as Indians drill daily and threaten a massacre. Troops under Sumner have stirred tensions. five cavalry companies move toward Reno, with Indians armed and ready.
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Cheyenne Indian Agency
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Reno
Probable Cause of the Loss of the Steam ship Italia
A June 26 letter from Capt Mortes published in El Commercio attributes the Italia wreck to a current pushing the vessel toward the bank. It says the on watch officer may have caused the disaster by an action on deck. Survivors endured 49 hours in boats before rescue, and one lifeboat was dragged under with all aboard drowned.
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Lima
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el Commercio
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Bankrupt Mexico Faces Bond Funding Shock
The City of Mexico reports a $25,000,000 government funding decree tightens money markets as the national bank halts discounts. Exchange rates rise, several reputable houses near bankruptcy, and government revenues fall short of 1885 86 estimates. Talks with treasury officials fail to alter course. British capitalists withdraw aid for the Mexican National road, and the funding plan imposes 6 percent bounds on subsidies.
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Court house site hearings weigh options in city hall
In a Friday public hearing at city hall engineers presented plans for the courthouse sites. Speakers including William H. Whitmore and lawyers from Boston debated reservoir and several Square and street locations while listing sizes and costs for each option.
Fire damages and alarms in Boston and vicinity
A gas jet fire on the International hotel third floor front caused curtain ignition at 10 10 P M Friday. occupants extinguished it without an alarm, with $20 damage. Engine No 6 fought a 6 15 P M Friday blaze in a dwelling at 15 Minot street, caused by children with matches, slight damage. An alarm from box 421 at 10 41 P M Friday reported a fire in a small wooden building owned by John Hogan on Charles River avenue, used as a junk shop, spreading to 73 No Kendall Lobster Co Barber’s Upholstery and A B House dwelling. Hogan’s losses total $1000 on building and rags $600. House’s loss about $100.
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International Hotel
Lewis Jones
Minot Street
John Hogan
Charles River Avenue
N. J. Kendall & Co
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Charles Jonas Defends Record Amid Austrian Charges
The report states Charles Jonas, recently named consul to Prague, faces Austrian accusations. It refutes claims of fleeing Bohemia in 1860, arrests in 1872, or starting a German paper in Racine. Jonas, editor of the Slavic in Racine, is praised as an estimable scholar and two term Wisconsin state senator.
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Boston Commercial club hosts harbor trip and city tour
Guests from western clubs visit Boston on a sunny Friday, touring the harbor by carriage through the Public Garden and common to the old state house. They hear remarks from Curtis Guild and Mayor O Brien, sail to Lincoln's Wharf aboard the J Putnam Bradlee, dine at the Eastern Yacht Club, return to the Vendome for a state suite reception, and plan an evening banquet at the Parker House with numerous officials and club members.
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Boston Association
Boston
Brunswick
Old State House
Arlington Street
Alexis
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Adams
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Bunker Hill
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Edward Kemble
Frederick W. Lincoln
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Weeca
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Parker House
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Vienna report on Mr Reilly and US minister nomination
Vienna cor respondent denies Austria declined to receive Mr Reilly as American minister. President Cleveland has reconsidered the nomination, though Austrian acceptance is not yet confirmed. Francis instructed to postpone departure for America. Cholera ravages in Spain with 500 new cases and 200 deaths. Marcia in misery. aid distributed including 5000 from King Alfonso. Irish visit by Chamberlain and Dilke deemed unwelcome. Violent earthquake felt in Nord department of France with slight damage.
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Cleveland
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Francis
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Limerick
National League
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Forgery Case Linked to Mutual Trust Fund Life in Oswegco
In Oswegco New York on June 26 Frank Askerly recently jailed in Poughkeepsie for forgery acted as an agent for Mutual Trust Fund Life of New York and placed 22000 of insurance on several residents mainly paupers with incurable diseases. General Avent Stryker from Syracuse has investigated the matter and the company may sue the examining physician and others suspected of involvement, causing a local sensation.
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Frank Askerly
Poughkeepsie
Mutual Trust Fund Life Association of New
Eagen freed in Darien murder case by coroner order
Bridgeport reports Michael Eagen, jailed for Darien homicide, released by order of Coroner Holt. No definite clue yet to the victim's identity or the murderer. Mrs. Mary Lawler of Newark suggests the deceased may be her missing brother.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Michael Eagen
Darien
Holt
Mary Lawler
Newark
N. J
Stamford
Regional Rail Pact Shifts Trade Eastward Via Kansas City
A Southwestern Traffic Association deal moves substantial business from Santa Fe and Southern Kansas lines to run east through Kansas City on Southwestern routes. A new gold find on Snake River Oregon sparks talk of rich placer yields beyond quartz.
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Kansas
Kansas City
Southwestern Association
Snake River
Oregon
Metcey & Moore
Bardstown
Charles McAtee
Charles Spalding
Mason Bard
Bemis Allen
Montreal
Hall
America
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Kent
Toronto
Bank of Commerce
Bank of England
Trial resumes in East Cambridge for Colson Harris and Roper fraud case
The conspiracy and defrauding by false pretences trial resumed before Judge Gardner. Witnesses testified on forenoon and afternoon, naming M. A. Burbank & Co. as the Somerville supplier and detailing postal cards, C O D goods, and shipments of butter, eggs, and cheese. Several men from Somerville to New York gave testimony about deliveries, payments, and misdirected mail as part of the alleged scheme. The court adjourned to Monday morning.
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Henry W. Colson
James W. Harris
Osman W. Roper
East Cambridge
Gardner
Frederick Holliday
Brooklyn
N. Y
Somerville
Colson
Martin A. Burbank & Co
Illinois
Boston
Walter A. Thompson
Concord Avenue
Suchzas
Roper
Harris
Expressman
Beach Street
Burbank
West
Warren Ellis
Merchants’ Row
William Richards
Nelson
Madison County
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Syracuse
A. Burbank
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Sonerville Avenue
Robert W. Chort
Fitchburg Railroad
George E. Rogers
Barker & Tibbetts
Clarence Ryder
Frank Lawrence
North Market Street
Mr. Harris
Eo Coggin
William H. Maxwell
Ruggles Street
Boston Highlands
American Co-operative Dairy Company
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Lowell Street
General and Shrady Reach New York Visit
Dr Shrady departed for New York this afternoon. After a conversation with Dr Douglas the general remarked this is the best day since he arrived. The family spent the evening on the piazza and the general retired at nine.
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Springfield public school head Charles Barrows honored after 46 years
In Springfield Massachusetts a large public reception at city hall celebrated Charles Barrows completing 46 years in public school teaching. He has served as principal of Oak street grammar school since 1841, the longest tenure of any head of a single public school.
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Southern and Western Ticket Agents Visit Weirs
About 100 ticket agents and accompanying ladies from southern and western lines arrived at Weirs June 26 and were hosted to lunch at Hotel Weirs. They enjoyed a Lake Winnipesaukee boat ride on the steamer Lady of the Lake before departing homeward in the afternoon.
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Suits Filed Against Texas and St. Louis Railway Stockholders
In St Louis twenty two suits were filed in the United States circuit court by the Cleveland Rolling Mill company against the stockholders of the Texas and St. Louis railway. The action seeks to collect on a judgment obtained against the raisoid company in April 1884 for $80,000. Similar suits will be instituted in New York.
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Central Vermont camp meeting opens Aug thirty first
The executive committee announces the annual Central Vermont camp meeting will begin August 31 and continue by days. The late Dudley P Hall of Lyndon Vermont left 5000 to Lyndon literary institute for education of poor scholars in Lyndon Burke and Kirby. Calculations in Lowell assessors office show overtaxation by the county about 3000 this year. The tax amount is 347000. The Winnepesaukee steamboat company annual meeting aboard Lady of the Lake elected the old board of directors with Hon B J Cole president Col H B Quimby clerk E D Harlow treasurer. A Contoocook NH dispatch reports wells yielding sulphurous water. samples sent for analysis. Gloucester census returns show May 1 population 21750, up 1321 since 1880. wards except 6 and 4 all up, ward 3 highest gain. Augustus Gove 18, Whitefield ME, arrested for robbing Hotel North Wednesday night of 600 in money and valuables. stolen watch found on him. The prisoner admits the robbery.
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Whitefield
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Fisher Hill Investigation Hearings Open with Famed Laughter
The Eighth Session of the Fisher Hill Investigating Committee heard a lively exchange as witnesses offered contrasting dress and attitudes. Spectators included city officials and residents while witnesses like Mr McClearn sparked uproar with evasive replies and witty retorts, described as a circus by some.
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Sunday Concert on the Common at Oakland Garden events
A lengthy program by Carter's band opens Sunday at 4 pm with pieces including Terra Marique and The Mikado selections, plus cornet and vocal solos. Oakland Garden enjoys favorable weather as the Standard English Opera company’s final performance, followed by a Metropolitan band concert and a Tony Pastor engagement.
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James P. Maguire
Wailtz
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Thirteenth Boston Board of Health Report Highlights Decline in Deaths
The Boston Board of Health reports 9622 deaths for the year, down 118 from the prior year, yielding a death rate of 22.48 per thousand. Preventable deaths totaled 2278, down 273, with diphtheria still the leading zymotic killer though declining. Smallpox, scarlet fever, and yellow fever deaths are noted. infant mortality under five years is 37.10 percent of total, a favorable comparison to other cities.
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Real Name of Suspect Revealed in Fraud Arrest
Friday identified William Bulser alias W E Rian as Henry Clay Sall, once a Louisville merchant. Friday morning, South Boston gang members Thomas Consors and Michael Kelly alias Powers were jailed for larceny from a New Hampshire traveler on Eliot street June 6. Martin Norton & Co. broker Henry Norton was arrested for receiving stolen goods. John Callahan is jailed for larceny of rope and castings from Boylston Museum worth 34. May Dong faces arrest for promoting and maintaining a lottery at 32 Harrison avenue.
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New Hampshire
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Harrison Avenue
Police raid at Boston hall nets gaming implements
Shortly before midnight Friday police raided Boston hall at Tremont street and arrested James H Easton Walter L Chase James Harrison for gaming and John French Frank C Rogers Samuel Eames and Charles Hanson for being present. Fare items valued at 200 dollars were seized. About 11 PM Friday the second raid on a gambling saloon at Brattle square yielded gaming implements valued at 10 dollars with no arrests.
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Walter L. Chase
James Harrison
John French
Frank C. Rogers
Samuel Eames
Charles Hanson
Brattle Square
Trotting heats and purse race results from a late meet
The article reports on a postponed 2:24 class trotting event with 10 starters. Lizzie R wins a heat by a nose over Breeze Medium, followed by Organ and George A. In the fifth heat Irish Lad edges Dick Organ with Lad and Organ nearly even at the wire. Organ wins the sixth heat after a mixed contest among Organ Lizzie R Irish Lad and W. K. The final purse of 1000 dollars features Wilkes's thorough performance with Trinkets as runner up, Wilkes winning the final in 2:20. Other race results from Portland to Baltimore and a league update follow.
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Fourth of July Programme for the Children’s Entertainment
The July 4 children’s celebration lists Tremont temple and multiple venues offering music, readings, opera, magic, ventriloquism, comedy, and dancing. Performers include Bryant the ventriloquist, Herman the magician, Rice, and others at Curtis, Westerly, Frothingham, and George Putnam schoolhouses, with shows at various times from 9 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.
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Moonlit Excursions Promise Weekend Bayside Travel
The excursion steamer departs Battery wharf at 2:30 today for a bay voyage. Sunday offers a Provinetown trip, Monday features a fishing excursion, and a sequence of moonlight tours starts Monday evening.
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