Notable Sightings and Brief World Happenings
Bill Nye visits cousin Mrs. Cotton in Fairfield Maine while Chief Engineer Briggs tours Fairhaven Massachusetts. An eclectic mix of notable mentions spans Italy’s planned 60 foot monument to Cavour, Cleveland’s salary savings, opera bouffe star Lilly in Paris, and various American figures including Jay Gould and ex-Gov Morrill of Maine.
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Bill Nye
Cotton
Fairfield
Briggs
Mexican Central Railroad
Fairhaven
Mass
Cavour
Italy
Cleveland
Paris
Lilly
Schneider
Emery
Bridgewater
Old Colony Road
Matthew Arnold
Joseph E. McDonald
Edmund Hudson
Washington
Mary Clemmer Hudson
Jay Gould
Western Union Telegraph Company
Morrill
Maine
Readfield Woollen
Commonwealth
D. W. Slack
D. N. Thayer
New York
Boston
Massachusetts Bay
George Lunt
Scituate Harbor
Cape Cod
Lamar
George Augusta Sala
Australia
Melbourne
Garibaldi
Gordon
Lewiston Journal
Mar
Joseph Blabon
Portland
Dr. Blake
Phillips
Franklin County
Mr. Blaken
Blake
Scott
News In Brief From The Nation
Marines from the Brooklyn navy yard returned to Central America Saturday. A collision on the Philadelphia and Reading railroad killed an engineer and fireman and injured two others. In Montreal a funeral was marred by the discovery that a head had been cut off from a child’s body in the vault. McGall college students are suspects in a case. In Piedras Negras the trial of Conductor Bethel and Engineer Eddings continues for running over a Mexican track walker. The John Hall & Co. bank in Ft. Ann was burglarized. a large safe was untouched. President Egan received a Davitt letter from Cairo. Davitt will visit Ireland and Australia in August. Hugh Riley of Boston abused his wife after deceiving her with a false means. Corruption funds used to defeat the New York city gas bill were about 100,000 dollars. A baby farming home was exposed in Chicagos, where seven babies lay starved in Mrs. Hunting’s care, with dozens more registered as cared for since July.
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Brooklyn Navy Vard
Central America
Philadelphia and
Reading Y Railroad
Montreal
McGall College
A Piedras Negras
Mex
Egan
National Land League
Michael Davitt
Cairo
Egypt
Davitt
Tle
Rome
Ireland
Australia
Hugh Riley
Boston
Lee Centre
N. Y
Riley
State Assembly
Albany
New York City
New York
M. P. Hunting
South Wood Street
New England Notes: Licenses, Drowned Youth, Crimes
Fall River granted 360 liquor licenses while Worcester issued 1013 dog licenses. A 16-year-old son of H. Fennett of Chester drowned bathing in a river. Holyoke received 30000 for 200 liquor licenses, with 30 more granted but not yet taken. A Providence man over 80 was swindled $750 by confidence men. Nashua's Elbridge Rogers robbed of $50. Taunton weavers return to work. no. 1 mill in Lawrence to shut next Saturday night until Sept 1. Frank Conway jailed in Edgeworth. sought in Warren, R. I. for jail breaking. Joseph Shackleton arrested in Providence on a libel suit. bonds set at $1000. Gen. J. A. Hall, Portland, declines attendance at national encampment. George Donahue killed by Boston express near North Andover. Rev Father McEvoy to become pastor at Peterboro N H. Lowell licenses: most taken. one left. Bangor dispatch: Richard Thompson alive after ice crossing Moosehead lake.
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Worcester
Fennett
Chester
Holyoke
Providence
R. J
Elbridge Rogers
Nashua
N. H
Taunton
Lower Pacific
Lawrence
Frank Conway
Edgeworth
Mass
Warren
R. I
Joseph Shackleton
John Evans
J. A. Hall
Portland
Cleveland
George Donahue
South Groveland
Boston Express
North Andover
Father McEvoy
St. Mary’s Church
Dover
Bradley
Atolic
Peterboro
Lowell
Patrick Murphy
Gespatch
Bangor
Richard Thompson
Moosehead Lake
Rumors of Carlisle Cleveland Talks and Boston Posts
Special Despatch reports Carlisle’s lengthy White House visit with President Cleveland, denying Randall as a rival, and Carlisle's strong influence on policy. It covers postmaster and collector appointments, Blackburn’s interview, Boston collectorship, Augusta postmastership, and internal revenue shifts, with notes on naval fraud inquiries and Good Templars.
Farmer Duncan fatally wounds man during robbery attempt
In Lowell Massachusetts on May 16 farmer Duncan found a partly intoxicated intruder in his henhouse. Hale of Drummer Street refused to leave and advanced, Duncan fired fatally wounding him. Hale later died from the wound at the city farm as his wife and children awaited the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell
Mass
Duncan
Willow House
Lawrence Road
Sylvester Hale
Drummer Street
Hale
Gotoh
Fox
Colton
City Farm
Sylvester Hall
Can a Paper Publish Charges Publicly Made in a Police Court
A Baltimore suit for $5000 damages challenges the Herald over publication of police court charges against Constable John E. Kropps. The case tests whether publishing charges publicly made in a police court constitutes libel, after Kropps was arrested on an alleged feigned magistrate’s process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Herald
John E. Kropps
Herald of Horses
Kropps
Register
Grant's condition unchanged after Sunday consultation
Doctors Shrady Douglas and Sands reported General Grant's overall condition was pretty fair but remained without improvement in local issues. No changes in the last three days. further questions about spots and swellings were deferred until the examination next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hastings road digger towed to New Bedford for Merrill's wharf
New Bedford mass May 17 Hastings road digger will be towed to this port this week to deepen the water around Merrill's wharf to accommodate large ships. Scott Wrecking company has taken 706 tons of coal from barge Seminole sunk off Hirannis and will soon raise her. ug Nelle Capt Church towed the lighter Report to Woods Hall from Clark's Cove Guano works where she completed work on the company's wharf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Bedford
Mass
Hastings
Merrill’s
Scott Wrecking Company
Seminole
Hirannis
Ug Nelle
Church
Woods Hall
Clark’s Cove
Sixty First American Sunday School Union Anniversary
Newark N J May 17 The sixty first anniversary services of the American Sunday School Union were held today. In the past year 1795 new Sunday schools were organized with 67666 scholars. The schools aided numbered 1713 with more than 160600 members. They distributed 18299 Bibles and Testaments and conducted 33707 family visits with addressed delivered by the missionaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
American Sunday School Union
Doctor reports cerebro spinal meningitis outbreak among cattle
Coxncorp New Hampshire May 17 Dr. Irving A Watson secretary of the state board of health inspected a herd owned by C A Tasker at Lower Bartlett. Post mortem findings show the cattle died from cerebro spinal meningitis with distemper as a sporadic condition. No fear of spread is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxncorp
N. H
Irving A. Watson
State Board of Health
Lower Bartlett
C. A. Tasker
Watson
Father kills sons then shoots self in Georgia tragedy
Savannah May 17 J B Russell of Cuthbert killed his two sons today and then shot himself three times. The tragedy stemmed from financial difficulties and ends in a fatal family drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah Ga
J. B. Russell
Cuthbert
Dyspepsia Cure Praised by Baltimore Reader
A Baltimore reader, J W McKnew, endorses Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as the supreme cure for dyspepsia after trials and rounds of personal experience. The remark reflects early 19th or older medical advertising tone and customer testimonial style.
Reports of England's Humiliating Surrender and Foreign Affairs
London dispatches describe renewed fortification work on the Black Sea coast, diplomatic correspondences between Russian and Persian and French officials, and Afghan frontier notes. Reports mention Grand Duke Vladimir to Archangel, Westwick to the Pacific, and Egypt’s control of belligerent traffic on Suez. Public mood cites Granville De Giers papers and parliamentary action looming. Also notes cold deaths, harvest loss, and global briefings from Rome Cairo and Scam.
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London
Odessa
Black Sea
St. Petersburg
Komaroff
Saib Salar
Zakrejevski
Yate
Tairoff
Kochan
Dashkepri
Aktep
Kushk
Grand Duke
Vadimir
Archangel
Westwick
Pacific
The
Daily News
England
Suez Canal
Earl Granville
Egypt
Russia
Granville-De Gier
M. de Giers
Penj Deh
Observer
Robert Burke
House of Commons
Marquis of Salisbury
House of Lords
Alleged Domestic Crookedness of Mr Gladstone and Allies
London reports parliamentary circles buzzing over Count Vasali's letters to the Paris Nouvelle Revue alleging private scandals involving Mr Gladstone Sir Charles Dilke and the Marquis of Hartington. The letters quote supposed affairs and flirtations with Laura B Mme Novi dod and Dame Langtry, with claims of coded notes and a cremation remark.
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Mrr. Gladstone
Charles Dilke
Marquis of Hartington
London
Mr. Gladstone
Marquis of Huntington
Paris Nouvelle Revue
Paul Vasali
Count Vasali
Laura B
Paris
Vasali
Mme. Novidoff
Lord Hartington
Sir Charles Dilke
Charles
Marquis of Harrington
Humiliating confession on Irish crimes act renewal
The Freeman's Journal says the renewal of the crimes act is a humiliating confession of Mr Gladstone's failed land act. In London, May 17, Irish nationalists denounce the government and plan a new bill to reform the administration with Parnell and Healy in charge next year.
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Dublinn
the Freeman’s Journal
House of Lords
Gladstone
Ireland
London
Board of Public Works
Dublin
Messrs. Parnell and Healy
Lease prospects and bondholder protests loom in railroad talks
A Philadelphia dispatch reports the Union Pacific cannot join a proposed lease of the Oregon Navigation, leaving Northern Pacific to press terms. Opposition within Northern Pacific cites Gould’s motives and eastward lines. a lease would likely cap guarantees at 4 percent. Kansas Pacific income bondholders protest floating debt payments until overdue interest is settled, citing trust breaches and asset withdrawals by trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Tribune
Union Pacific Company
Oregon Navigation
Northern Pacific
First
Jay Gould
Union Pacific
Oregon
Kansas Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific Board
Russell Sage
Massive Lumber Fire Hits Oscoda Michigan Mills
A Detroit Free Press dispatch from Oscoda reports a major blaze at J F Thompson & Co's mill on the timber docks near the steam barge Oscoda. Five thousand million feet of lumber burned, with losses estimated between $50,000 and $60,000 across eight owners. A second fire at Au Sable Lumber docks endangered 15 million to 17 million feet of lumber. Firefighting resources from Alpena and Bay City arrive. fire believed uncontrollable with tracks of flame seen on the river. The village faces grave threat as a tenement house also burns and two engines respond. The incident marks Michigan's largest lumber fire to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscoda
Mich
Detroit
J F. Shompson & Co
Oscoda and Tow
Thompson
Au Sable Lumber Company
Bercu
J. E. Potts Salt and Lumber Company
Liee
Bay City
Au Sable Company
Riel Captured as Rebellion Crushed at Batouche
Winnipeg May 17 report: Riel and three companions spotted by scouts near Batouche. He surrenders willingly, seeks a fair civil or martial trial, and appears worn and neglected. Chief Justice Wallbridge notes trial must occur in district of capture. government may send judges. Rebellion described as quelled for half-breeds, with captors guarding Riel and Dumont still sought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Riel
Batouche
Maj. Boulton
Gen. Middleton
Armstrong
Wallbridge
Ottawa
Middleton
Prince Albert
Montreal
Reil
Boulton
Dumont
Saskatchewan
Otter
Battle Ford
Largo
Poundmaker’s Indians
Salem Democrat defends Capt. R. F. Dodge against copperhead label
A Salem Democrat replies to a Boston Advertiser charge calling Capt. R. F. Dodge a copperhead. The note recounts Dodge’s birth in 1826, sea career, wartime service, and later role as Salem customs collector. The assertion is denied and Dodge is praised as a gentleman and honest man supported by local Democrats and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Advertiser
Salem
R. F. Dodge
Capt. Dodge
China
Maffitt
Antwerp
Belgium
United States
Navy
Mingo
Philadelphia
Dodge
Missionary from Italy Seeks Aid in Boston
Rev Luigi Angelini of the Free Church of Italy arrived in New York a year ago to solicit aid. After learning English with Mrs Crosby's help, he preached in New York pulpits then traveled to Boston to appeal for support. He described his conversion from Roman Catholic priest to Free Church, excommunication, and poverty. He will stay in Boston for a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luigi Angelini
Free Church of Italy
America
Christian People of
Boston
Reformed Episcopal Church
Dartmouth Street
Free Church
Arrival of French warship with Bartholdi statue anticipated
The French mion-of-war sere is due tomorrow with the Bartholdi statue aboard. Despatch boat Lena will greet it with rainbow flags. The Minnesota will be moved to Bedloe Island as forts’ guns salute. French tricolor to grace city hall Astor house and Fifth Avenue hotel. Michael Potter, World press room helper, crushed and expected to die. William H. Vanderbilt and son George sail on Germanic to Queenstown for a lakes of Killarney trip.
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New York
Bartholdi
Lena
Minnesota
Twenty-third Street
Bedioc’ Island
Forts
City Hall
Astor House
Fifth Avenue Hotel
P Dipper
Michael Potter
World Press Room
William H. Vanderbilt
George
Dr. McLane
Queenstown
Killarney
Body found on Rye Beach is possibly murder
A man about 50 washed ashore at Rye Beach near North Hampton. A pistol shot to the head is suspected as the cause of death. In Portsmouth, the coroner’s inquest on the Wallislands body, initially deemed accidental, now leans toward murder by unknown parties. A jacket label R was found with the body, along with heavy boots. coroner Philbrick convened a jury including Dr. Warren Parsons, S. W. Foss, and J. F. Locke. inquest continues.
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North Hampton
N. H
Rye Beach
Portsmouth
Tye
Wallislands
Philbrick
Warren Parsons
S. W. Foss
JF. Locke
Inauguration of Second District Democratic Club Opens
A second district Democratic club was inaugurated with a banquet at the Quincy house. Edward Avery presided as president and ex-Mayor Palmer spoke endorsing the president and local government. Josiah Quincy urged voters to see two parties and favor tariff reform. Numerous officers and a large executive committee were announced.
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Democratic Club
Palmer
Josiah Quincy
Quincy House
Edward Avery
United States
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Boston
Democratic Party
Grover Cleveland
Republican
Congress
Messrs
Lincoln S. Drake
Easton
Maj
Edward P. Reed
North
Charles G. Davis
Plymouth
Bushrod Morse
Sharon
W. G. A. Pattee
Philip Brady
Caleb Thompson
van. R. Swift
Enos H. Reynolds
Charles L. McCann
William Lavery
William W. Brooks
J. B. Harvey
Samuel Loring
Frank Smith
Edwin Inglee
John P. Simmons
John Flarell
H. L. Gibbs
Sigourney Butler
Quincy
William A. Hodges
Abbott W. Packard
Brockton
John T. Flood
Randolph
J. W. Hart
Weymouth
Philander W. Cobb
Kingston
Courtmartial in Halifax for Garnet boat incident
Halifax May 17 A courtmartial is held on the Garnet's lieutenant who commanded the boat that captured Capt Boyton and others in New York harbor after a dummy torpedo was set. The charge alleges he allowed the prisoners to escape rather than seize them on board. The sentinel on deck is blamed as a factor in the near-shooting episode.
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Halifax
N.S
Courtmartial
Garnet
Boyton
New York Harbor
Boynton
Battle Near Misia Yaquis In Mexico Reports Heavy Losses
Private advices from Hermosillo reveal Mexican troops attacked the Yaquis Wednesday near Misia. About 300 Yaquis killed and 80 Mexican casualties. Four Americans accompanied the Mexicans. two were killed and one, McKenzie, wounded. No official confirmation and government bans telegraphic reports.
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Tucson
A. T
Hermoselio
Mex
Misa
McKenzie
Claimant for Ground Under Pullman City Lands
The Daily News will state tomorrow that the title to about three quarters of the land on which Pullman is built may be contested in the courts. The property is valued at 1,500,000 dollars. The alleged claimant is Archbishop Melispaugh of Albion Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cistesco
Daily News
Storm floods elk and verdigris rivers. several drownings reported
Independence Kansas reports one of the worst southern Kansas rain storms flooding the Elk and Verdigris rivers. Six persons drown in Lard creek near town, including Mr. Ria, Mrs. Wood and two children. Railroads and bridges suffer major damage.
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Independence
Kan
Kansas
Lard Creek
Ria
Wood
Carriage Runaway Kills Spencer Chamberlain in Cleveland
A carriage driven horses bolted in Cleveland yesterday throwing Spencer Chamberlain, his wife, and their son to the ground. Chamberlain died from his injuries, the son is dying, and the wife is badly injured but may recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Spencer Chamberlain
Ranaway
Chamberlain
Painter Struck by Train at Taunton Injured Seriously
Taunton Mass May 17 J J Stanley a painter was struck by a train from Providence in the afternoon and was seriously if not fatally injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Mass
J. J. Stanley
Providence
Welcome Soap Ad Feature Highlights Genuine Quality
The article stresses the true washing power of Welcome Soap and warns against adulterated copies. It notes that no part of the adulterants is shown, but affirms the superior value of genuine Welcome over imitations. Each bar bears a stamped pair of clasped hands as proof of authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Davis & Co
The Coming Reforms and Seamen's Friends Meetings
Rev James Freeman Clarke argues war is a relic as Christian nations grow closer through telegraphs and railways urging Europe to imitate the United States for peace The Seamen's Friend society details outreach libraries chaplains and shipboard aid in 39 ports with 531 libraries sent or refitted and 9326 volumes aboard ships. Rev Rufus Ellis discusses college prayers urging flexible worship times and fewer compulsory sessions in Harvard Yale and others while stressing guidance from tutors and elders.
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James Freeman Clarke
Church of the Disciples
Christian Church
Europe
United States
The
Friends of Seamen
Boston Seamen’s Friend Societies
Mt. Vernon
S. K. Hall
American Society
American Seaman’s Friend Society
Boston Seamen’s Friend Society
Smith Thompson
McKenzie
Christ
D. D. Nickerson
Sailors Chapel
Rufus Ellis
Echoo
Starvard
Nut
Ellis
House of God
Fisher Hill site chosen for new Boston reservoir
Fisher Hill Brookline has been settled as the site for a new high service reservoir with work to finish in two years. The pumping engine and machinery are under construction, test pits are dug, and three cargoes of pipe have been delivered. The board of health orders three houses vacated for drainage and cleanliness, while Mayor O'Brien notes President Cleveland may visit Boston in the coming fall.
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Fisher Hill
Brookline
High Service
Board of Health
Hamburg Street
Neponset Avenue
Holbrook Avenue
Supreme Court ruling frees Henderson division bonds for L N rail
The US Supreme Court decision releases 800,000 Henderson division bonds held by Louisville and Nashville as collateral. Improved company condition allows negotiations with a New York syndicate on 10 403 bonds of about 5.06 million dollars issued last year. The syndicate has an option to Oct 1 and the company retired 2 million of the 5.6 million bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville, Ky
United States Supreme Court
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
Henderson Division
New York
Fatal Shooting Follows Love Triangle in Locust Gap
Miss Julia Krawer, 18, was fatally shot by rejected lover Peter Knolbauch in Locust Gap Pa during a conversation with accepted suitor Mr Neumann. Knolbauch fired three times, declaring he would marry or kill her. a second shot hit Krawer, a third miss aimed at Neumann. He was arrested as a lynch mob formed, officers arriving to guard him and take him to jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Gap
Julia Krawer
Peter Knolbauch
Neumann
Knolbauch
Health officials return from Plymouth on epidemic findings
Drs Taylor and Edsouw and Inspector Miller report the Plymouth outbreak originated in polluted valley water and reservoir neglect. They blame lack of systematic disinfection and note Croton’s large volume could neutralize poison. Plymouth residents request Dutch and Welsh speaking nurses.
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New York
Taylor
Edsouw
Inspector Miller
Health Department
Plymouth
Croton
Unity Church Rededicated In Worcester After Repairs
In Worcester on May 17 the second Unitarian church, The Church of the Unity, was rededicated after five months of carpentry and painting. Morning service featured Rev. E Hale D D, former pastor, on Method of Congregational Service. Evening sermon by Rev. Rush R Shippen of Washington DC, another former pastor, titled Sunshine in Life. The church was crowded for both services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Church of the Unity
Second Unitarian
E. Hale
D. D
Rush R. Shippen
Washington, D. C
Buffalo Bill Show Opens in Chicago Amid Stampede
Buffalo Bill's Wild West show opened at the driving park in Chicago with an audience of 36,000. A panic erupted when boys on a tin roof cried fire, triggering a stampede that was averted by Buffalo Bill who calmly rescured many lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Buffalo Bill
Tod West
Driving Park
Man Strips and Jumps Overboard at Opal Wharf
Shortly before 6 o'clock Monday evening Patrick Hanly living at Pleasant and Howard streets, while intoxicated, went to Breed and Sprague's opal wharf, stripped and jumped overboard. He was rescued by some young men, then taken home and cared for.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Hanly
Pleasant
Howard Streets
Breed & Sprague
Opal Wharf
Rain boosts Oregon Washington wheat crop in May report
Portland May 17 News reports recent rains greatly aid the wheat crop in Oregon and Washington territory. The condition is stronger than last year and acreage has risen by 19 percent, signaling improved prospects for the harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Washington Territory
Mrs Hodgdon Dies From Shooting Wound in Bath
In Bath Maine on May 17 77 year old Mrs Ira Hodgdon died at 6 50 PM from a head wound inflicted earlier by her son. The incident occurred May 6 and the case is now a fatal shooting death in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Ira Hodgdon
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Mons
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