Tragedy at Sea Aurelien Burned Schooner Rescue Story
New York reports a schooner named Aurelie was destroyed by fire at sea during a brutal voyage. A Boston ship rescued survivors including a newborn babe named for the rescuing captain. The tale includes the captain's somber account, a telegraph directors meeting, a closing recital, and a treasurer's statement of Erie Railway profits division.
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Mahmoud Pacha Appointed Grand Vizier Deepens Sultan’s Grip
The Times Berlin dispatch notes Mahmoud Pacha’s appointment as Grand Vizier dulls insurgent prospects. Seen as a champion of absolute government, his cabinet presence signals the Sultan’s resolve to keep the regime that sparked the current outbreak, making terms less likely.
Polar Expedition Report on Cisco Straits Preservation
Captain Nares informs the Admiralty that the Cisco Straits, under American authority, are in fair condition given exposure. Danish officials have worked to prevent deterioration during this period of Arctic exploration.
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Pilgrimage Visit to Lourdes Still Possible Says Berlin
A Berlin despatch to the Daily News reports the Catholic Pilgrimage Committee has not agreed to cancel the Lourdes visit. The French Government seeks Papal interdiction. Also from Berlin a ministerial order declares the Bishop of Paderborn has forfeited his citizenship for leaving internment without permission.
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Col Browne Submits to Burmese Authority in Rangoon
A Times dispatch from Calcutta reports a private telegram from Rangoon saying Col Duncan Browne refused reception by the King of Burmah. Browne will return from Shanghai, with limited progress on inquiries into an attack on his force in Yunnan and facing obstructions by the Chinese.
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Funeral talk swirls after Guibord death case in Montreal
In Montreal the approaching funeral of Guibord dominates talk with word that Catholic rites at the grave may trigger a $20,000 damages suit by Doutre advocates against Cure Rousselot. In Ottawa authorities order an immediate inquiry into a Lake Superior collision that killed eleven aboard the Comet. In Guelph Ontario the Yates shooting inquest closes with a murder verdict against Marks.
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Earthquake Shocks Felt in St Thomas Island News
A strong quake hit the Island of St Thomas on August 3 causing trifling damage. In Hayti turmoil continues as seventeen followers of Gen Canol seek protection at the U S Minister. Reports say Haytiens condemned them as murderers and assassins and the government contemplates a forcible entry into the American Consulate to seize the refugees.
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Steinberger and Samoa Pay tax plan sparks fears in islands
Correspondent argues Steinberger’s self styled premiership would tax natives in coin or labor by destroying bread plants and fishing, risking revolt as whites anticipate danger and many seek safety. He notes Steinberger’s East trip to secure a $100,000 Samoa bid for the Philadelphia Centennial and urges renunciation of royal rule.
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Ordination of Rev H W Tilden at First Baptist Augusta Maine
Rev H W Tilden, Newton Theological Seminary graduate, was ordained as pastor of First Baptist Church Augusta. Sermon by Rev Dr Shaefer on gospel preaching. Notables present, church flowers, hymn by Rev H S Barrage, and later sermon on the Divinity of Christ by Rev Dr Stearns. Tilden begins ministry under favorable auspices.
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Five Strangers Shoot Mine Boss at Shenandoah
In Pottsville on September 1, Thomas Sanger inside boss for J. M. Heaton & Co at Raven Run Mines was shot by five unknown assailants and died from six bullets. A second man was wounded in the bowels. Miners had fallen out with Sanger over a year of suspensions and evictions, with coffin notices issued against him. Later telegrams report two additional shootings.
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Three good Trotting Races at Charter Oak Park Day
The fall meeting at Charter Oak Park produced fast trotting with three strong races. Five horses led by Lady Snell Amy Molsey Frank J and Barus shaved records, while Goldsmith Maid warmed up for a Friday run and Occident was slated for exhibition as Dover Lewiston and nearby shows in Maine heated the circuit.
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Bartlett Barn Fire in New Hampshire Causes Losses
At Bartlett New Hampshire near North Conway a barn on John Harding’s premises burned last night destroying two horses a cow and five tons of hay. Harding suffered serious burns trying to save the cattle. The fire is believed incendiary with a loss of about 1000 and no insurance.
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Lowell City Council Considers Arbitration Over Water Damages
A special Lowell council meeting discussed submitting damages from Merrimack water taking to arbitrators rather than a sheriff's jury. The plan aims to limit land damage claims and cap payments to the water actually used, with arbitration touted as faster, but opinion remained doubtful and no decision reached.
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