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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1892

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Democratic Clubs Call for Chicago Meeting

Washington May 18 circular from the National Association of Democratic Clubs announces a 9 a.m. June 21 meeting in Chicago at 137 Monroe Street Cook County Democratic headquarters to select the pace of the national convention. Each state will have four representatives, aiming for full state representation.

Washington National Association of Democratic Clubs Chicago Democratic Party Cook County Monroe Street Democratic Clubs

Races and Entries for New Jersey Track Meet

Special to the Post from Gloster dated May 18 lists tomorrow's racing card. First Race shows Hilepuns selling, Sierra Nevada, High Crocosceccecee, Sir David, Eloquence, Kilkenny, Skeetgeister, Lorillard, Buln Hoy, and Benen with weights around 90 to 120. Second through Sixth Races detail entries for filly and colt runners, with names like Karl B, Forester Return, Joe Courtney, Middlestone, Wyoming, Nellie Stanley, Samaritan, Prodigals, Jack Rose, Maid of Blarney, Coldstream, Dundee, Philander, and Maggie B among others, including betting weights and mile distances.

Grouncester N. J Hileipuns Sierra Nevada Sir David Copsland Buckeye Eceeeeselus Ngison Kilkenny Skeetgeister Lorillard Vinecseiene Lg Inile Karl B Deummmer Delinko Forester Song Duguler Joe Courtney Presmote Gloster Aidviseiee Middlestone Metsinnis Wyoming Koyle Rhodes Bravo Escercces Tagmol Hin Sran Nellie Stanley Samaritan Ligriako Fea Erie Owe Maggie Monroe Iceverg Macgregor Dousiman Eee Humdrum Ecoseees

Train wreckers thwarted near Norwalk depot

On May 18 in Norwalk Connecticut efforts to wreck the Danbury and Norwalk railroad were thwarted when large boulders placed on the track were spotted by the engineer and removed before an accident could occur.

Norwa.k. Conn Danbury & Norwalk Norwalk

Bancroft Will Interpretations Sought by Executors

Washington May 18 executors C C Glover and James J Johnston file bill to interpret George Bancroft will. They report $800000 from Newport property and $140000 from other sales have been used for debts and legacies. Ambiguities in language prevent full discharge and may affect trust powers and transfer terms to New York Life Insurance Company.

Washington C. C. Glover James J. Johnston George Bancroft Newport R. L New York Life Insurance Company

Electrocution Successful at Expany NY For Rochester Murderer

Joseph L. Tice, the Rochester wife killer, was executed at 6 39 this morning. The electric current was applied four times with brief contacts and a head electrode directing current to both sides. The total contact time was fifty seconds and execution sixty three seconds with witnesses noting the instant of eternity at the first contact.

Expany N. Y Joseph L. Tice Rochester

Consul John A. Anderson Dead in Cairo

Washington reports the death of John A. Anderson United States consul general to Cairo Egypt at age 58. A former five term congressman from Kansas fifth district he was Harrison appointee and longtime foe of monopolies a Miami University roommate of the president. He had been ill and hospitalized in Cairo undergoing a surgical operation and was on leave awaiting return to the United States.

Washington John A. Anderson United States Cairo Egypt Anderson Harrison Miami University Oxford Ohio Kansas Congress State Department

Roulez Fencer Fights Four Duels In Hour

Paris on May 18 reports Roulez, famed fencer, engaged in four duels in succession at the Bois de Boulogne within one hour. He wounded each opponent and remained unscathed. The episode is described as unique in French duelling history.

Paris Roulez Bois de Boulogne

Whitney arrives in New York aboard Majestic from Liverpool

The Hon. W. C. Whitney ex Secretary of the Navy reached New York today aboard the steamship Majestic after a voyage from Liverpool.

New York W. C. Whitney Secretary of the Navy Majestic Liverpool

Sioux City Flood Devastates City and Rail Hub

A Floyd River surge swamped Sioux City on May 18, drowning at least fifteen and likely over a hundred, forcing about 8000 residents from homes. Thousands of livestock perished, railroad yards and roundhouses flooded, hotels and depots surrounded by water, with relief centers already opened as Chamber of Commerce mobilizes.

Sioux City Sioux River Missouri Floyd Floyd River Chicago, St. Paul Minneapolis & Omaha Illinois Central Sioux Chamber of Commerce Nellie West Louise Horn R

A Queer Accident In Great Barrington

Clarence Warner of Sheffield, 20, was fencing when a rail struck the back of his head. He wandered yelling toward the river, was captured after a chase, and doctors say his spine is likely dislocated with poor chances of recovery.

Great Barrington Clarence Warner Sheffield

Harvard Democrats Organize Campaign Club at Holden Chapel

Harvard College Democrats held a crowded meeting in Holden Chapel to form a campaign club for active near term political work. The group elected officers, adopted a Massachusetts Democratic Club style constitution, and urged widespread enrollment for mobilization in the coming election with support from Governor Russell.

Democrats Harvard Holden Chapel State Central Committee Cambridge Holden Capee Harvard College Republic N. Rantoul C. R. Cummings J. 8 Brown D. Gray C. K. Bardeen T. Robb S. M. Brice C. Schurz George Lee John C. Breckinridge Samuel M. Sullivan R. W. Emmons E. Cockrell J. L. Morton Law T. F. Carney G. T. Hughes Rueese School W. G. Brown F. C. Bartlett J. S. Brown Democratic State Central Committee Russell S. Berry M. E. Ingalls F. G. Caffey W. Luce J. C. Breckinridge G. H G. C. Lee M. £. Ingalls J. %. Brown M. A. Bartlett C. R. Bardeen L. F. Lewis Te v G. Perry Law School H. McCulloch Hugh McCulloch the Treasury Harvard Monthly Rantoul, Lee Emmons Rantoul Brice Calvin S. Brice Harvard Lampoon

Weather Indications for New England and New York

Washington May 18 8 p m forecast for Thursday calls for generally fair weather in New England and eastern New York, followed by showers in New York and Vermont. East winds will increase and temperatures will be warmer by Thursday night.

Washington New England New York Vermont

Large three masted schooner grounded off Penfield Reef

In Norwalk Connecticut on May 18 a large three masted schooner grounded on Penfield Reef and listed as in danger of breaking up. Efforts are under way to float the vessel though its identity is not known locally.

Norwalk Conn Penfield Reef

Miles Rides to New York by Bicycle Relay

General Nelson A. Miles opens a 1000 mile bicycle relay from Chicago to New York to prove infantry can travel roads by bike and to urge road improvements. Arthur Lumsden leads 100 cyclists delivering a despatch to Governor's Island aide.

Curiaco Srrcay Nelson A. Miles Department of the Missouri Arthur Lumsden Pullman Michigan Avenue Boulevard General Howard Recorder Office New York Governor’s Island Michigan Avenue General Miles Army The Dearings

Tragedy at Roxbury: Three-Story Fall Injuries Child

Mary Kelly, three, of 55 Old Heath Street Roxbury, fell from a third floor kitchen window at 5:30 pm after climbing onto a table. Dr. McDonald found internal injuries but no broken bones.

Mary Joseph Kelly Old Heath Street Roxbury

Yachtsm an Drops Dead Captain Newbury Dies in Jonesport

Captain Newbury, 64, of Jonesport Maine, dropped dead at 4 45 yesterday afternoon in the saloon of John H McGrady at 308 Atlantic Avenue. He was master of Gordon Dexter s yacht and died instantly. Undertaker Tinkham took charge of the body.

Captain Newbury Jonesport John H. McGrady Atlantic Avenue Tinkham Gordon Dexter

Harvard Man War Mile Race At Philadelphia Event

The second day of the Schuylkill Navy athletic club meeting featured a special medal mile bicycle race won by R H Davis of Harvard in 2m 43s. Draper and Bilyeu, notable local riders, followed closely. Davis then challenged the two mile collegiate record, finishing in 5m 31 1 5s.

Philadelphia Athletic Club Schuylkill Navy R. H. Davis Harvard Draper and Bilyeu Davis

Was He George Tucker Found Drowned in Merrimack River

A badly decomposed body was found floating in the Merrimack River near Garvins Falls and is believed to be George Tucker, who drowned in the Contoocook River at Penacook last November. The item notes Cutter whiskey has topped Boston sales for 35 years.

Alaska Boston Aska Eddy A. McArthur &Co Concorp N. H Merrimack River Garvins Falls George Tucker Contoocook River Penacook

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