Railroads blocked congressmen acting as counsel says senators
The railroad attorneys in the United States Senate effectively blocked Senator Beck's bid to bar Congressmen from acting as counsel for land grant railroads. An election probe into Senator Payne of Ohio largely failed while health reports show Secretary Manning improving in Hot Springs.
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United States Senate
Beck
Payne
Ohio
Manning
Vic
David Davis
Supreme Court
Alfred Hanlon
California
Randall
Arizona
New Mexico
Miranda
Newport
Narragansett Bay
Lake Shore
Columbia
Harvard
New London
Porter
Yale
Cheney
Bates College
Carter
Williams
Seelye
Amherst
Lake Winnipesedgee
Memorial services and harbor events dominate city notices
In the city Memorial Services for br. K Lothrop were held at King's Chapel with a large gathering. The Priscilla attracted attention in Marblehead harbor. A big audience attended preaching on the Common and the band concert. The Boston Blues lost to Haver pills on Saturday. The stock market was dull and irregular with Hell Telephone rising to 185 on dividend hopes. New York and Oregon Short Line influences weighed. Bank statements show a reserve loss of over 1.25 million, but clearing house totals rose to 916.972,15 against 675.996,079 a year earlier.
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Br. &. K. Lothrop
King’s Chapel
Marbleheld
Priscilla
Boston Blues
Haverpills
Hell Telephone
Ogdensburg Consols
Oregon
New York
New England
Disastrous Fire Destroys Nashua Stables
A major blaze in Nashua New Hampshire on June 27 destroyed Peasley and McClareys stables on Lowell street and an adjoining convent stable. The Indian Head stable owned by the diocese burned to the ground. Losses total about seven thousand dollars for horses hay and carriages plus several thousand more in barns and residences. Fire under control by 2 am and causes believed incendiary. Insurance coverage varies with source, none for Morrell Hullison and the Indian Head stable.
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Nashva
N. H
Peasley & MecClarey
Lowell Street
Convent
C. KR. McClarey
Hunt
Indian Head
W. H. Reed
Diocese of
Manchester
Peasley & McClarey
H. T. Morrell
Hullison
Milford
CG. R. McClarey
Clergy Resigns for Clinton Church Calling
The Rev. H. K. Pevear of William Street Baptist Church New Bedford resigns to join a Baptist Church in Clinton. Fish Commissioner Moore arrived with six jars of English sales for breeding now to be tried in American waters.
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H. K. Pevear
William Street Baptist Church
New Bedford
Clinton
Moore
England
James Dailey
Fairbourn
Conn
Grand Street Bridge
New Haven
Dexter R. Wright
Ira Berry
Portland
Grand Lodge of Masons of
Maine
Violet Cameron
New York
Standard Theatre
Lionel Brough
Arthur Roberts
Phyllis Broughton
Vosburg
Lehigh Valley
Tunkhannock
Penn
Malden
Weather bulletin by region across the Northeast and South
The weather report outlines conditions from Maine to Connecticut with generally fair skies and stationary temperatures in the northeast, while New York and Pennsylvania see variable winds. The Mid-Atlantic may have local rains followed by fair weather, and the southeastern states face local rains with generally southerly or variable winds.
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Washlington
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Louisiana
Texas
Weather Data Summary From Boston Report June 27 1886
Ossever's Office and U S A in Boston publish weather table for June 27 1886 showing barometer readings from 29.652 to 29.915 inches and dew point values around 58 to 60 degrees. Wind directions vary NW and W with velocities noted. Mean daily dew point and humidity recorded. precipitation listed as 1.09 units.
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Ossever’s
Stenar Service
Boston
Observations Elsewhere Meteorological Record Yesterday
Yesterday’s meteorological record up to 10 p m lists numerous station readings including East Portland New England, New York Philadelphia Washington Norfolk and Chicago region. Many entries show cloudy fair or clear conditions with temperatures around the upper 20s to mid 90s Warner 29 90s 60s. Reports note cloud cover precip in some locations with light rain at Detroit and Norfolk while others report clear skies with variable wind directions.
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Gars
Portland
Mt. Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Fair
Washington
Norfolk
Charleston
Detroit
Rein
Rocce
Omab
Angry Republicans seek probe on Payne election in Senate
Washington June 27 1886 Angry Republicans pressure Senate elections committee to order an investigation into Senator Payne s election. Senator Pugh will draft the majority report while Senator Hoar plans a minority critique. Sher man notes Ohio Republicans were surprised but undecided on floor action. Hoar s anticipated pamphlet could aid Ohio campaign efforts.
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Washington
Ghio
Senate Committee On Elections
Payne
Messrs. Telfer
Evarts
Logan
Ohio
Pugh
Sherman
Hoar
Messrs
Butterworth
Little
Hardihood
Senate
Senate Insults Signal Fate of Beck Bill on Lands Counsel
Senator Beck concedes he is outgunned by railroad attorneys in the bid to bar Congressmen from acting as counsel for land grant railroads. He fears amendments or calendar placement will kill the measure. Senator Butler hopes the committee will report back and the Senate will pass it. Ex Senator Boutwell mocks expulsion for insult. Some outsiders claim the insults are a Pooh-Bah overstatement.
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Senate
Washington
Beck
Judiciary Committee
Butler
Boutwell
Massachusetts
House to tackle appropriations and land grant forfeitures
Washington June 27 Pursuant to Democratic caucus policy the House will devote the week to appropriation bills and land grant forfeiture measures. Sundry civil and defense funding work precedes the fortifications bill while Northern Pacific forfeiture action and other forfeitures await debate.
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Washington
House
Appropriations Committee
Morrison
United States
Treasury
Senate
Des Moines
Congress
Military Academy
Conference Committee
Post Office
Army
District of Columbia
Randall tariff measure headed for House consideration
Washington June 27 Mr Randall will on the morrow introduce his tariff bill in the House. It aims to build up industries and remove inequalities in the current law while not claiming to be perfect. Changes go into effect January 1 1887 with additions to the free list and revised duties on timber iron and steel products rice clothing tobacco and related items. The bill repeals internal revenue taxes on tobacco and allows full tax drawback. It also permits fruit brandies and wines to be manufactured and sold tax free after passage.
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Randall
Washington
Internal Revenue
Fairchild
Petition to Congress on Tax of Imitation Wines Seeks Legislation
Washington June 27 Petition signed by leading wine importers wholesalers and dealers in New York urges Congress to enforce section 3328 of the Revised Statutes taxing imitation wines. It argues stamps will help consumers and physicians distinguish pure and spurious wines and calls for allowing pure grape spirits to be used to fortify wines to protect health and revenue.
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Washington
New York
Warner Miller
Congress
Manning Health Report Clears Secretary Manning
Thomas J Brennan, Manning's private secretary, reports from Hot Springs that there was no relapse. Manning is in better health than six months prior to his illness, aside from a slight lameness, and intends to stay a week or ten days before traveling to New York State near his home.
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Washington
Thomas J. Brennan
Manning
Hot Springs
New York State
Calendar clearance plan eyed by Republican caucus
Washington June 27 Special reports the Republican senatorial caucus will devote a day to executive business to clear long standing cases. The move aims to avoid suspending officers with nominated successors awaiting Senate confirmation before adjournment.
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Washington
Ohio renominates Rep Wilkins as farmers cheer Morrison bill vote
Rep Wilkins, back from Ohio, reports farmers gratified by Congress delaying action on the Morrison bill. Wool growers in his district link recent price gains to federal policy. He says tariff agitation will not harm the Democrats in autumn as they first demanded wool duty restoration after the 1883 tariff cut.
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ONIO
Washington
Wilkins
Ohio
Congress
Democratic Party
President Lamont and party return from fishing trip
President and Colonel Lamont came back from a fishing excursion with Congressman Scott at about 2 p m. They appeared brown and healthy. Mrs. Cleveland attended church in the morning despite her husband's absence.
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Washington
Colonel Lamont
Congressman Scott
Cleveland
Officials return from Massachusetts visit
Personal Washington reports Senator Dawes and Congressman Rice have come back from a trip to Massachusetts. The Hon. Robert R. Bishop is in town. General B. F. Butler attends as counsel for the Burton Cattle Car Company of Boston.
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Washington
Senator Dawes
Congressman Rice
Massachusetts
Robert R. Bishop
B. F. Butler
Burton Cattle Car Company
Boston
Sullivan in New York Denies Boston Reputation Drama
Boston idol J Lawrence Sullivan arrives in New York with only his valet and plans legal action against false libellous reports. He denies fleeing Boston to avoid arrest and says he will keep a July 5 Polo Grounds engagement with Mr Charles Mitchell despite a claimed conspiracy to ruin his reputation.
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New York
J. Lawrence Sullivan
Boston
Grand Central Station
William Bennett
Fifty-ninth Street
Seventh Avenue
Croton
Sullivan
Michael Meehan
Tremont’ Street
Meehan
Charles Mitchell
Polo Grounds
M. Mitchell
Steamer Miranda Floated for Newport Tow to New York Repairs
ProviDENCE Rhode Island June 27 steamer Miranda was floated at 4 p m today in front of about 1500 people and towed to Newport with three pumps working divers will patch the holes and the steamer will be towed to New York for repairs
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Providence
R. I
Miranda
Newport
New York
Paine's Furniture rolls top desks catalogues at Canal Street
The Paine's Furniture Company at 48 Canal Street advertises roll top desks of fine finish with late improvements. An illustrated catalogue is mailed free to customers.
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Paine’s Furniture Company
Canal Street
A Race for Life on the Lake Shore Railroad
Chicago June 27. The Lake Shore railroad strike escalated with violent clashes between strikers and police. A chase sequence saw two engines pursuing a train, switching attempts, and violent exchanges leaving several wounded. Injunctions followed as authorities moved to restrain activities and restore guarded operations with trains expected to resume under protection.
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Chicaco
Lake Shore
Forty-seventh Street
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Sixtieth Street
Sixty-second Street
Matt Pinkerton
Pinkerton
Hyde Park
Brookline
Grand Crossing
A. O. Armstrong
Lake Police
Englewood
South Chicago
Judge Shepard
Superior Court
P. P. Wright
Cook County
Lake Shore Company
Chicago
Hanchett
Watson
Not Capable of Governing. Froudes Opinion on Ireland
London reports historian Froude argues Ireland cannot govern itself, likening its people to a mutinous ship crew and urging firm yet just rule. He says loyal minorities exist, but separation desires are universal among discontented masses. He dismisses home rule as repeatedly tried and doomed. A firm administration could restore allegiance in Ireland.
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London
Froude
Ireland
England
Gladstone
Golden anniversary of Abington Unitarian Church
Abington Massachusetts observances mark fifty years of the Unitarian Church with past pastor Rev Elmer Hewett in attendance and delivering the afternoon sermon He is eighty one The evening program featured an address by current pastor Rev B F Bowles and talks by Hon Henry B Peirce and Hon J R Simmons The church was festively decorated and music was specially arranged for the occasion
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Abington
Mass
Universalist
Elmer Hewett
Hanson
B. F. Bowles
Henry B. Peirce
J. R. Simmons
Boston New York Fall River line doubles daily service
The Fall River line adds a second special express from Boston at 7 p.m. daily. The Boston to New York run now arrives ten minutes after the first boat, highlighting improved travel facilities for the season.
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Boston
New York
Chamberlain sets out view on Irish land purchase issue
London on June 27 Mr Chamberlain explains his role in the Irish land purchase matter He says he provided written notions to Gladstone which were circulated among Cabinet members at Gladstone's request They were not adopted and Chamberlain did not press them He notes his ideas differ from the government plan and would not create a separate Dublin legislature maintaining Imperial Parliament authority.
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Mr. Gladstone
Dublin
Beecher Arrives in Liverpool for Gladstone Address
The Rev Henry Ward Beecher and wife reached Liverpool on the steamer Etruria. They will stay to hear Mr Gladstone speak on Tuesday. Beecher is fatigued yet in good spirits and plans to deliver fifty five lectures. He has many invitations to preach and lecture and has received hundreds of letters and telegrams.
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MR. Beecher
Liverpool
Henry Ward Beecher
Etruria
Gladstone
Contested Seats Across Ireland London and Scotland
London dispatch reports Ireland to have seventy seven Parnellite candidates unopposed with seven seats contested. London to see nine Tory seats unopposed. Scotland to witness Unionists and Conservatives contesting sixty of seventy two seats.
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London
Ireland
Scotland
Gladstone replies to Bright over Rylands comments
London June 27 Mr Gladstone writes to Mr Bright objecting to his assertion about Liberal support for Mr Rylands. He denies condemning Rylands or home rule, stating he has never opposed Rylands's views in principle and questions Bright's proof or public exclusion.
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Gladstone
Bright
London
Johm Bright
Peter Rylands
Mr. Rylands
Ulster Liberals oppose Gladstone policy in UK-wide address
The Liberal Unionists of Ulster announce they oppose Mr Gladstone and his land policy. They urge a thorough land settlement promoting occupying ownership and local government, arguing Ulster has become prosperous and loyal, and appeal to England and Scotland for support in the crisis.
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London
Ulster
United Kingdom
Ireland
Gladstone
England
Scotland
Catboat Wanderer Sinks in Narragansett Bay Tragedy
A June 27 accident near Prudence Island left six dead when the catboat Wanderer capsized in a squall. The victims include Mrs. E G Farmer and her child, two young Girsch children, Mamie Farmer, May Girsch, Charles Girsch, and Lottie Garland. Survivors were rescued and brought to Prudence Island. Brayton, in charge of the boat, attempted a rescue but perished with Mrs. Farmer.
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Farmer, Girsch & Co
Wanderer
Potter’s Cove
Prudence Island
E. G. Farmer
Charles W. Girsch
William G. Brayton
Mamie Farmer
May Girsch
Charles Girsch
Lottie Garland
Burton Trial Opened In Providence Murder Case
Maria Dorsey and her sister Emily Burton arrived from the state prison in Providence. The trial of Maria and her husband for the murder of Benjamin Burton is set to begin tomorrow in the Superior Court. The sisters showed affection for each other and the infant born at the prison.
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Burton
Newport
R. I
Maria Dorsey
Emily Burton
Providence
Teemer Faces Gaudaur in $2500 Lake Race Offer
Pittsburg June 27 John Newell, a noted local sportsman, offers to back John Teemer against Jacob Gaudaur in a three to five mile lake race with a turn on Chautauqua Lake before Teemer and Gaudaur sail for England. Newell would make it a sweepstake event of 1000 to 2500 open to Hanlan Gaudaur and others.
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Teemer
Gaudaur
PittsbuRg
Penn
John Newell
John Teemer
Jacob Gaudaur
Chautaqua Lake
England
Newell
Hanlan
Ail
Florida convicts a turpentine king of Florida
Florida’s convict system wastes public funds says a Times-Union correspondent. About 300 convicts cost $9000 to convict, yet the state pays a New York man $8000 yearly to employ them on a turpentine farm, while his income from convict labor nears $50,000 annually. The piece notes no counterpoint is presented.
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Florida
Jacksonville Times-Union
New York
Times-Union
Buckingham Fotel Offers European Plan in New York
Buckingham Fotel on Fifth Ave New York offers European plan for transient and permanent guests with special summer rates. The hotel features a splendid restaurant and reasonable charges and is near Grand Central depot accessible via elevated roads and stagecoach routes.
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Buckingham Fotel
Fifth Ave
New York
Grand Central Depot
Porter's Farewell Address Defends Christian Colleges
President Porter delivers a farewell baccalaureate sermon at Battell Chapel New Haven emphasizing Christianity as essential to college endowments and education. He argues Christian ideals Shape university life and argues for Christian control of higher learning while urging patience and tolerance in evangelistic work.
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New Haven
Conn
Battell
Porter
Yale College
Christian College
Kingdom of Heaven
Wisdom for graduates from President Seelye sermon at Amherst
A large Amherst audience heard President Seelye's baccalaureate sermon urging graduates to seek divine wisdom through Jesus Christ. He warned against worldly optimism and urged loyalty to Christ as guidance for life, state, and society, urging test of all doctrines by his truth. He warned that many philosophical systems have risen and fallen, while Christ remains the true light.
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Springfield
Mass
Amherst
Seelye
Jesus Christ
Williams College Commencement Exercises Begin at Williams
June 27 Williams College at Williamstown opens commencement with Graves prize speech. Dr Duryea spoke to the Y M C A. President Carter delivers the baccalaureate sermon urging graduates to use education for service, compassion, and truth. Upcoming events include a class concert, junior dramatics, Dr Hopkins address, and commencement day.
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Williamstown
Williams College
Graves
Duryea
Young Men’s Christian Association
Carter
Kingdom of God
Christ
Dr. Hopkins
Bates College Baccalaureate Sermon Calls For More Laborers
Bates College opened commencement with a baccalaureate sermon at Main Street Church by President Cheney, urging students to value love and study and answering the call to Christian ministry. The harvest is plenteous, the laborers few, and the faculty vows to uphold the aim. The theological class heard Rev. James L. Phillips of Midnapore, India, deliver the evening sermon.
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Lewiston
Bates College
Main Street
Cheney
Lord’s Vineyard
James L. Phillips
Midnapore
India
Columbia Upsets Harvard In Four Mile Boat Race
New London reveals Columbia eight defeat Harvard's eight by eight boat lengths in a surprising 21 minutes 38 seconds to 22 minutes 3 seconds. The triumph ends four straight losses, boosts Columbia’s match with Yale, and stirs campus jubilation amid strong supporters and betting.
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New London
Columbia
Harvard
Driason
Harvards
Adee
Columbias
Yale
Blues
Dramatic and Musical Notes From Boston Theatres
Boston reports busy entertainment with Sydney Rosenfelds Audran opera Serment as amour retitled the bridal rap at Boston Theatre. Cast includes Louis Delange Francis Gaillard Laura Clement. Harrigan’s company extends a week at Museum with Old Lavender. Next Love’s Vow after a major concert at Music Hall and Crocker equestrian acts at Windsor Theatre. Mansfield plans season through Aug 15 and shifts to newspaper advertising to cut dead-heads.
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Boston Theatre Tonight
Sydney Rosenfeld
Audran
Serment
Mour
New York Bijou Opera Company
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Louis Delange
Francis Gaillard
Laura Clement
Harrigan
Beethoven
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Faust
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Strauss
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Scherz
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Waldtenfel
John Lawson
Stuart Harold
W. E. Fitzgerald
Etta May Hunt
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Rosa Cook
Annie Leslie
Stella Boniface
Old Lavender
Boston
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Weaver
Wild
Amy Lee
New York
Union Square
Asame
York
Mr. Jekyll and
Mr. Hyde
T. Russell Sullivan
Papyrus Club
Mr. Stevenson
Prince Karl
Cazauran
Mansfield
Ex Senator David Davis Dies at Bloomington Illinois
Ex Senator David Davis died at his home in Bloomington Illinois on Saturday morning from diabetes complicated by carbuncle and erysipelas. Born March 9 1815 in Cecil County Maryland he was 71. A long legal and political career included judge of the eighth judicial circuit senator and ally of Abraham Lincoln. He helped shape Illinois constitutional history and served on the Supreme Court where he joined major rulings on Milligan test oath and the legal tender cases.
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Bloomington
Cecil County
Maryland
Kenyon College
Ohio
Edwin M. Stanton
New Haven
Conn
Henry W. Bishop
Lenox
Mass
Pekin
Ill
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Illinois
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United States
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Trumbull
Stephen A. Douglas
Chicago
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Supreme Court
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Missouri
Supreme Court of the United States
Assembly
Logan
Arthur
Burr
Judge Davis
Alfred Hanlon Dies at Pasadena Famous Acrobat of Family Troupe
Alfred Hanlon, member of a renowned acrobat family, died in Pasadena California from consumption at age 44. He began performing as a child with brothers, toured globally, and joined a famed troupe that included Thomas George and Frederick. He survived numerous injuries and helped inspire a safety net law for trapeze acts. He leaves a daughter and spoke several languages, including French German Spanish and Russian.
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Pasadena
Los Angeles County
Cal
Theatre Royal
Queen’s Theatre
Manchester
England
London
Adelphi
Alfred
George
William
Thomas
Edward
Frederick
Niblo’s
California
South America
Europe
Paris
Buffalo
Tammany Hall
Park Theatre
New York
Nice
Orange Mountain
Lynn Cycle Club hosts third track series on new course
The Lynn Cycle Club Track Association schedules seven events on a July 5 meet at their new track under A C U rules. races include one mile novices, two mile amateurs, one mile amateurs, a boys’ race, three mile amateurs handicap, another one mile amateur, and a five mile professional open. prizes range from medals to silverware and cash. William A Rowe of Lynn aims to break the ten mile world record of 28 37 4 5 set last fall at Springfield. Entries close July 1.
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Lynn
Lynn Cycle Club Track Association
William A. Rowe
Springfield
Independent Senior Lacrosse Club Defeats Weymouths 5–2
On the Independent Senior Lacrosse Club grounds Weymouths were beaten by the home team five to two in a Saturday match. The Dorchester versus South Boston junior game ended South Boston’s 2–0 victory on Dorchester grounds. The Independents forfeited to Cambridge after late arrival. an exhibition half hour followed with Independents winning 1–0.
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Dorchesters
South Boston
Dorchester
South Bostons
Boston
Cambridge
Cambridges
Independents
Watertown Man Loses Legs In Train Accident
Christopher Brierton, 31, of Riverside street Watertown, attempted to board a Fitchburg train at Watertown station. He slipped under a moving coach, both legs mangled and severed above the knees. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in critical condition. he leaves a wife and two children.
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Fitchburg
Watertown
Christopher Brierton
Riverside Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
Second Brigade Encampment for Five Days at State Camp Ground
In accordance with general orders No. 8 the Second brigade will encamp for five days duty at the State camp ground on Tuesday the 20th day of July next. Battalion commanders will report with their commands at 12 o'clock noon to the assistant adjutant general at brigade headquarters in the field.
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Adjutant-General’s Office
Tuesda
Waltham Cricket Club Defeats Brockton in One Inning Game
The Waltham Cricket Club visited Brockton Saturday and won 45 to 20. A half day match followed between the second elevens of the Boston and Mystic clubs at Medford with a 531017 score showing Boston’s victory.
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Waltham Cricket Club
Brockton
Boston
Mystic
Medford
Bostons
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