First Wheat Reaches New York from the South
A wide reading snapshot lists diverse 19th century incidents. It notes the first new wheat shipment to New York from the South, the death of trainer Bill Bird in Chicago, and multiple incidents including a River Head murder case acquittal in St Johns. It also covers factory boiler blasts in Ohio, factory disputes in Philadelphia, drownings near New Jersey, a deadly rail wreck near Logansport, a lightning incident in West Virginia, a lynching report in Dakota, plumber convention actions in Baltimore, a Dallas assault case, and a large Texan drovers meeting condemning Kiowa and Comanche depredations as cattle theft persists northward.
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New York
Bill Bird
Chicago
St. John’s
N. F
River Hiead
St. Stephens
van Behren G. Shaffer
Striker, O
Horner Bros
Philadelphia
Carson’s Inlet
Somers’ Point
N. J
Egg Harbor Inlet
Logansport
Terre Haute and
Thomas Grace
William Scout
Wabash River
William Raber
Wheeling
W. Va
Dakota
Jack O’neil
O’neil
Weller
Victoria
McLean County
Neil
National Associate of Master Plumbers
Baltimore
Sir. Mead
Jor Illinois
Andrew Young
James Allison
Cincinnati
J. J. Wade
Henry Bartley
Dallas
Tex
Flippen
Anker
Bartley
Indian Territory
Texas
Bayard favored as best Democratic head for ticket
Washington dispatches say Bayard is the strongest Democratic standard bearer, praised by leading Democrats for broad support across classes and integrity. Critics contrast him with Blaine, arguing Bayard’s character and experience guard against corruption and ensure stable governance. A Cleveland nomination is urged by Chicago Democrats as well. Colored Democrats organize to seek representation at the convention.
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New York
Washington
The
Herald
Bayard
Blaine
Cleveland
Curiaco
Daniel Manning
Democratic State Committee of
Albany
Chicago
Gov. Cleveland
Illinois
James B. Waller
Samuel M. Moore
M. F. Tulley
John G. Rogers
T. A. Moran
Henry G. Miller
Horace A. Hurlbert
Mark Kimball
Henry W. Rogers
John A. Markley
Anthony A. Zeeberger
G. S. Ingrah
Barton Landing
Irasburg
Orleans County
L. H. Thompson
S. R. Fletcher
Holland
A. P. Dutton
Craftsburg
J. C. Oliver
Charleston
O. H. Austin
C. A. Prouty
Newport
L. D. Miles
J. E. Chamberlin
Logan
Prohibition
Arkansas Democrats
Little Rock
Ark
Joseph House
S. F. Thomason
A. M. Rose
B. T. Duval
W. Fordyce
C. M. Taylor
Neal Dow
Portland
Gen. Dow
Police: Man Sentenced After Shooting Incident At House
A man named William Perce fired a revolver at a priest during a dispute and fled to a nearby house. He claimed amnesia and drunkenness, was jailed for six months, and appealed. Michael Keegan, 65, a canal railroad gate-tender, was arrested for indecent assault on two girls aged 11 and 12. Local Yale victory over Harvard sparks city pride. anticipated massive ovation for the returning Yale nine.
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William Perce
Michael Keegan
Munson Street
Canal Railroad
Division Street School
Yale
Harvard
Brooklyn
Fright over cholera spreads in Marseilles and war news
A Marseilles despatch reports panic over cholera with a three month old child and a 17 year old youth dying today. In China near Langson fighting continues between French forces and Chinese garrisons with ten French killed and 383 wounded. French officers show courage as Gen. Negier joins near Bak Le. Additional dispatches note 10,000 Chinese regulars between Bak Le and Langson and safety of a Langson detachment at Buk Le. In Britain, Gladstone says powers have not yet answered the Anglo French conference note, while a Gibraltar cutter seized a British steamer and unrest grows over cereal taxes in Antwerp. A duel in Paris leaves Lalou wounded and Austria names delegates to the Egyptian conference. The Lords pass the franchise bill at first reading.
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London
Marseilles
Toulon
China
Hanoi
Langson
House of Commons
Gladstone
Gibraltar
Algeciras
Foreign Office
Paris
M. Lalou
la France
M. Vill-Picard
le Paris
Austria
Count Karolyi
England
Baron Vetsera
House of Lords
Barnum's Surprise Boston Stop Enchants Crowds
Entertainment notes report Barnum showing up unannounced at the Boston Circus yesterday. He greeted the audience from the press box after a brief speech and explained his morning dash to see the troupe before returning to Newport. The piece also previews Vacation or Harvard vs Yale at the Boston Museum and the Equine Paradox engagements, with Bartholomew horse acts slated for Manchester next week.
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Mammoth Circus
Coliseum
Mr. Barnum
Newport
Boston
Virgie Vane
Lizzie Derious
Viola Vincent
Helen Lowell
Priscilla Plush
Emilie Edwards
Della
Jessie DeVoy
Harry Hail
Thomas A. Daly
Yardley Yearance
William Daly, Jr
Smythlin
J. T.craven
Chops
Robert Daly
Mitts
Daniel Daly
Rabbit
George W. Derious
Boston Theatre
Bartholomew
Manchester
N. H
Notable Local Honors and Marriages Across New England
Mr James W Clarke of the Traveller receives an honorary A M from Dartmouth College. Capt Anderson, 93, who walked from South Carolina to Boston, arrives in Marlboro. Mr Nathaniel C Nash of Harvard graduates and marries Miss Fessen den of Arlington. Nash is son of late Hon N C Nash of Boston. Several New England Conservatory figures plan a Europe summer. Charles W Whitcomb, ward 18 council member, marries Marie M Woodsum and departs for a western tour. Hon Edward I Thomas of Brookline appointed railroad commissioner, born Cincinnati 1833, educated there and at Wittenberg. served in the Massachusetts House 1877-81.
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James W. Clarke
The
Traveller
A. M
Dartmouth College
Capt. Anderson
South Carolina
Boston
Marlboro
Mass
Nathaniel Cushing Nash
Harvard College
Fessenden
Arlington
Nash
N. C. Nash
Messrs
H. M. Dunham
J. D. Buckingham
Louis C. Elson
William F. Apthorp
J. W. Hill
Allen W. Swan
R. Kelley
Lucius A. Chase
New England Conservatory of Music
Europe
Charles W. Whitcomb
Ward 18
Marie M. Woodsum
Burnham
Whitcomb
Edward I, Thomas
Brookline
J. H. Chadwick
Cincinnati
Wittenberg College
House of Representatives
Senate
US and Canada business failures decline in week
Dun & Co reports 171 U S and 28 Canada failures this week, totaling 199, down from 205 last week. Eastern markets tumble with widespread panic on Toronto bank liquidity as large lumber loans strain Ontario and Michigan. Multiple businesses across Boston, Springfield, Concord and other cities insolvency notices follow, with creditors appointed and assets limited.
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Kk. G. Dun & Co
United States
Canada
Federal Bank
Toronto
Dominion
Ontario
Michigan
F. A. Hawley &Co
Hi. H. Bangs
Bay State Casket Company
W. R. Stedman
New York
James A. Lynch
West Fourth Street
South
Boston
John F. Nickerson & Co
William H. Stewart
Wareham Street
Newton
Solowou Isaacs
Travers Street
Lowell
Hamilton F. Downing
Springfield Lige
Wing Milling Company
Downing
Wing
Downing, Sturtevant & Co
Springfield
New England
Judge Smith
Supreme Court of
New Hampshire
RB. H. Anderson
Hudson & Co
New York Centre
Stout & Co
Superior Court
James R. Keene
W. E. Scoville
State Bank of
West Virginia
W. H. Cooper
Montrose
Cricker
Caprice & Co
Batt
City
Mont
Missoula
Philipsburg
New Chicago
Walkerville
John RK. Small
General Stores
Deer Creek
Merton
Ill
K. B. Pratt
Benker
Chagrin Falls
A. B. Gordon
A. L. Pratt
Suffolk County
William Shanley
Land grab scandal dominates Capitol session
Washington dispatch details a Senate and House clash over land titles and a record error involving Senator John A Logan. McAdoo defends a newspaper print of a speech amid accusations of vast land holdings, while other lawmakers push amendments and nominations. Approved measures include naval and ethnology actions.
Army Appropriation Bill Agreed In Conference
Fortunes shift in the army budget with pay increases to twelve million one hundred fifty thousand and the retirement provision for long serving majors. Medical department funding rises to two hundred fifty thousand with free medical care for families. Field steel guns funding is removed. Grand Army of the Republic national encampment bill introduced by Senator Mitchell aims to unite veterans and strengthen loyalty to the Constitution. Suez Canal report by Professor Nourse details earnings, toll reductions, and progress toward a canal across the isthmus. Denunciation of a blackmailer in Congress erupts in a heated exchange over forged letters and corruption allegations. Navy Department fraud inquiry pauses for key witnesses.
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Wilas
Army Transportation
Senate
G. A. BR
Mitchell
Grand Army of the Republic
United States of America
Suez Canal
J. E. Nourse
Navy Department
Bureau of Navigation
Congress
American Isthmus
White
Kentucky
Congressman Ellis
J. E.george
Carlisle
Ellis
George
Secretary of the Navy
Naval Board
Naval Post Wate
Commencement at the Normal Art School in Boston
The Massachusetts Normal Art School commencement took place at the Deacon house with a large audience. The program included prayers, color harmony, light and shade talks, and multiple student sketches, followed by diplomas and certificates for many graduates from Minot Winthrop Harris and Stoughton grammar schools including Annie Blake Henry Bailey Florence Bates and Milton Bancroft among others.
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Massachusetts Normal Art School
D. W. Waldron
W. S. Robinson
A. W. Scribner
H. T. Bailey
M. H. Bancroft
Florence Cleaves
J. F. Lewis
L. M. Sanborn
T. E. Sweeny
M. E. Sherman
J. B. Mann
L. E. Ball
J. W. Bragdon
E. W. Kaan
Cora J. Livingston
Ida E. Munsell
Mertie BK. Sherman
William L. Skinner
Carrie M. Vance
Henry TI. Bailey
Herman A. McNeil
Abbie E. Rice
Lizzie M. Sanborn
Arthur W. Scribner
Thomas E. Sweeny
William Woodward
Emmie W. Bragdon
Wallace Bryant
William A. England
Williams, Robinson
Emma Toda
William S. Robinson
Boston
Ney
Minot
Winthrop
Harris
Stoughton
Marian
Anderson
Martha E. Bowker
Cora E. Christopher
Edith B. Colgan
Bernard Dorcey
William N. Goodwin
Edward F. Harding
Florence D. Hayward
Robert H. Richards
Rosetta Riley
Mabel F. Sharp
Idee Smith
Annie F.warren
Mary Warren
Eleanor YT. Whittemore
Gustava H. Wilson
Cora L. Bailey
Emma A. Barron
Mary E. Butler
Melvina £. Chapman
May Crawford
Maury E. Crowell
Mary B. Daly
Ellie M. Porson
Emma S. Braily
Daisy V. Everett
Nellie D. Gartland
Hester S. Gosselin
Minnie E Graham
Mary A. Haynes
Ella M. Horgan
Sarah H. H. Horner
Emma M. Kenney
Anne Land
Mary A. McCarthy
Mary F. Mooney
Florence L. Moore
Mary F. Morrell
Augusta Nelson
Rose Nurenberg
Frances A. Paul
Mary M. L. Regan
Elizabeth Shea
Mary F. Sullivan
Mabel Kk. Tucker
Adelaide Zoebisch
Annie M. Bauer
Annie C. Bean
Mary E. Boyd
Nellie J. Brennen
Elida Brown
Fannie M. Conant
Elizabeth V. Eaton
Mary V. Fleming
Elizabeth G. Glenn
Martha
Lucy ©. Howe
Frederick G. Jackson
Cornelia G. Kenney
Fannie D. Kingsley
Robert C. Kingsley
David H. Mason
Henrietta K. Rowe
Harriet F. Safford
Louise M. Vinal
Stoughton School
Clare J. Bodge
Mary A. Bodge
Lillian 5. Bourne
Nellie W. Chandler
Irene M. Cook
Minerva L. Cook
Mary L. Furness
Northern Pacific VP Defends Land Grant Purpose
In St Paul the Northern Pacific vice president Oakes argued the land grant is in prossi nti and tied to completing the road, not to be diverted to other uses by the government. Receivers for the Wabash seek court guidance on bond payments and branch roads after default notices. A Mexican Central report notes Mexico may require fencing of all rail lines and an inspector to regulate schedules, with $5 million needed for compliance.
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Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Oakes
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
House Committee
Prossenti
Ndt
St. Louis
Wabash Road
United States Circuit Court
E. T. Allen
Mexican Central
Laredo
Texas
Mexico
Remains of Gen Ward B Barnett Lie in New York State
Remains of Gen Ward B Barnett died in Washington were brought to New York and laid in state in the governor's room at City Hall. The body was escorted by notable figures including Charles A. Dana and Congressman Waldo Hutchins. Interment will be in Greenwood cemetery family vault. Separately, a 1067 acre Farmingdale L I home for the homeless insane recommended. bond issues authorized for Metropolitan Museum additions and repairs. swindling suspects Cornelius O Leary and Mrs Belinda Burke arraigned, bail set at 10000 each.
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New York
Ward B. Barnett
Washington
City Hall
Charles A. Dana
Lieut. H. Gaines
Algernon 3
Sullivan
Graham and
Viele
Waldo Hutchins
Greenwood Cemetery
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Farmingdale
L. I
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Central Park
Cornelius O’ Leary
Belinda Burke
Arnold, Constable & Co
Judge Frees Cunniff and Condon in liquor to minor case
Judge McCafferty ruled in municipal court that Michael M Cunniff and clerk Patrick Condon did not sell liquor to a minor on June 6. After reviewing evidence for both sides the judge found Cunniff was not at the location alleged and discharged both defendants.
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McCafferty
Michael M. Cunniff
Patrick Condon
Cunniff
Missing Broaday resident Bennett Fish last seen Sunday
Bennett Fish aged 38, of Broadway South Boston and employed by L. S. Handy, has been missing since Sunday. William F. Chase, 40, of Cambridge and longtime Oliver Ditson & Co. employee, was killed in an elevator crush at 5:40 P M Friday. Medical Examiner Harris notified. he leaves a widow and two children.
Court records in Reeve v Dennett contract case dispute
In the Superior Court Addison A. Reeve sues Herbert E. Dennett over a $3000 loan and a $1100 payment for stock in the Dennett Dental Naboli company. The judge denied a new trial, citing weight of the evidence, while sustaining defenses to the requested jury instruction on criminal liability and loan status. The decision details transfers, collateral security, and evidentiary issues with multiple exceptions sustained or overruled.
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Francis A. Crafts
Crafts
Wourth
Pike
Knowles
K. H. Morse, Jr
W. H. Towne
D. E. Ware
Local court rounds up guilty pleas and fines in a robbery case
A string of defendants faced charges in a local court. Wertee Eoren pleaded guilty to unlawful acts and was fined $50. Patrick Reddy, Mamie fame, and others were found guilty of liquor violations or keeping houses of ill fame and placed on probation or fined. John Landers, Edward Kelly, and Timothy Shucker faced various counts with bail set or terms served. Vawfully kept liquors for sale, Charles Newhorf pleaded guilty to larceny in a building with fines and costs.
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Wertee Eoren
John Landers
Edward Kelly
Eil Ity
Bation
Patrick EK
Green
William Maasaiee
Ayn J. Ayer
Winthrop Af
Shwe
Sted
Timothy Shuckr
House of Correction
de Wam
Harry A.gastaynon
Timothy Cove
Charles Newhorf
Superior Court Conflicts and a Baseball Roundup
The record covers a Middlesex Superior Court session with a jury ruling pending in liquor nuisance cases and adultery charges against several individuals, plus a Detroit Boston game recap. It notes a jury-disagreement outcome, trial motions, and next steps, followed by a detailed Boston Unions versus Cincinnati score line and Yale Harvard Intercollegiate baseball finale and standings, including team leaders and league positions.
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Cincinnatis, AB
Tibi P.O
Hawes
Pitan
Harbidge
Powous
Bassi
Bee
Jones
Crane
Cdseu
Pscashaxs
Bdisceuss Choselee
Merbout Cicsicasnacseees
Biter
Cincinnatis
Burns
O’brien
Bostons
Burke
Powell
Swartz
Mapledoran
Yale
New York
Washington Park
Brooklyn
Harvard
College
Ana
Harvaig
Yales
Harvards
Nichols
Udell
Supreme court rules on newspaper libel privilege
The court holds that newspapers reporting cases on trial are protected from libel suits but cannot claim privilege after publishing an ex parte statement from court records. It also rules that records on file in the clerk’s office are not public and that only the final written record is accessible. The decision involves Charles Cowley, R. M. Pulsifer, and the Boston Herald.
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Supreme Court
Charles Cowley
R. M. Pulsifer
Boston Herald
Mr. Cowley
Herald
Cowley
Superior Court
Fires and alarms ring citywide from Boston to Cambridge
Reports from Boston and vicinity describe multiple fire alerts. A straw fire at Richard Van Stable’s No 10 Stanhope Street caused minor damage after box 96’s 12 10 PM call. A box 3 Somerville call reported a Cedar Street bonfire, and a chimney fire on Charles Street East Cambridge triggered a 7 16 PM alert. A kerosene lamp explosion behind No 65 Charter Street caused another alarm with no damage.
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Boston
Richard van Stable
Stanhope Street
Somerville
Cedar Street
Charles Street
East Cambridge
No. 65
Charter Street
Connelly
Notable Deaths Across Hartford and New England
Dr. C A Taft, Hartford physician of nearly four decades, died after four weeks of sickness. Samuel Nichols, 93, a War of 1812 veteran, buried at Southport. survived by widow 87 and seven elderly children. John J Alien Jr of Keene, former Cheshire county register of deeds, died at 66 after 20 years in the post. Margaret Sprague Loring, 72, wife of Blackstone bank president Joshua Loring, died in Newton Centre. she donated prose and verse reflecting a womanly spirit and useful life.
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C. A. Taft
Hartford
Conn
Samuel Nichols
Southport
John J. Alien, Jr
Keene
N. H
Cheshire County
New Hampshire Sentinel
Margaret Sprague Loring
Joshua Loring
Blackstone Bank
Boston
Newton Centre
Local News Briefs From Nearby Towns And Court
Josiah Wilson named chief marshal for Sam Adams society parade in Lyon on July 4 morning. Middlesex agricultural fair moves to Waltham with a September date. In Quincy court, William and Geo Dean of South Boston charged with breaking into Wollaston railroad station June 24. William held on 2500 bonds for September grand jury term. George discharged. Woburn wild with speculation over Mrs Abigail Davis Fay found dead at Horn Pond. autopsy to be reviewed. Centre School alumni reunion in Malden featured class of 1884 guests, literary music, supper and dancing. reception noted for its brilliance.
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Charles Force
Norwood
Association of
South Abington
Village Hall
William Fullerton
New Haven
Olive Tenny
Hoosac
Thomas McQuade
Lunenburg
Leominster
Mass
McQuade
John Gaynor
Peck, Stow & Wilcox Manufacturing Company
Southington
Conn
John Farrell
Brockton
John Egan
Bridgewater
Brockton High School
Opera House
Satucket Hall
David W. McCrade
Rockland
Patrick Smith
Smith
Abington
High School of
Hanover
Town Hall
A. Irving McLathlin
Mabel Phillips
Amber Hollis
Grace T. Bailey
State Normal School
Worcester
G. Stanley Hall
Harvard University
Cape Ann
Gloucester
P. BE. I
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Haverhill
Elias P. Adams
West Parish
Water Street
Nashus
N. H
Mabel Chandler
Mary Combs
Josiah Thompson
Arthur Hopkins
Noyes
Kelsey
High School
Oswald & Armstrong
Lewiston
Grafton County East Bible Society
Plymouth
N.H
Clough
Rumbley
G. W. Clough
John Hall
Mr. Kimball
Campton Village
W. G. Brown
Campton
East Bridgewster
Minnie O. Hunting
Artie Wentworth
Mary B. Richards
Julia M. Voigt
Jennie C. Keith
Myrtie Wentworth
Coburn I Classical Institute
Waterville
Institute
Sife
Coburn
Josiah Wilson
Sam Adams Society
Lyon
Middlesex Agricultural Exhibition
Waltham
Quincy Court
William
Geo. Dean
South Boston
Wollaston
George
Woburn
Abigail Davis Fay
Horn Pond
Centre School Alumni Association
Centre School
Malden
Stafford Trial in Athol for Assault on Jon B. Flagg
The Athol Mass session on June 27 heard two witnesses who saw the shooting while others testified Stafford surrendered to an officer and admitted shooting at Flagg. Trial Justice Casewell bound him over to appear before the Fitchburg grand jury next term on August 2, with bonds set at 2000 dollars.
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Athol
Mass
Thomas Stafford
Jon B. Flagg
Justice Casewell
Flagg
Criminal Court
Fitchburg
Angostura Bitters Ad Claims Authentic South American Origin
An advertisement asserts Angostura Bitters by Dr I G B Siegert & Sons are the only genuine imported from South America. It warns that all other bitters sold as Angostura are imitations made in the United States and urges customers to ask grocers or druggists for the genuine article.
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South America
United States
Artisl
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C. H. Graves & Sons
Boston
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!