Dubbledam Passengers Stranded At Plymouth After Storm
About 300 Americans abroad who bought passages on the Netherland American Line steamer Dubbeldam face delay in returning home from Plymouth England as the new vessel’s rudder failed in a storm. The ship reached Plymouth under sail after its rudder was lost, with steerage passengers to be kept aboard and saloon travelers housed at Plymouth hotels.
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Denmark
Traders’ Union Congress
Newcastle
Thomas Burt
M.P
Emperor William
Munich
Lord Lansbury
Russia
Dardanelles
New York
Plymouth
England
Dubbledam
Rotterdam
Atlantic
Wespatenes
London
Liverpool
Hamburg
Havre
Bremen
Philadelphia
Canada
W. N. van den Toorn
South William Street
Broadway
van den Toorn
van den Voorn
Officials name new trustees and staff for NH institutions
Concord NH September 8 governors council appoints FE Hibbard of Laconia F D Ayer D D of Concord and Cameron Frost of Hanover as trustees of the insane asylum George W Colbath named warden the Rev ER Wilkins chaplain and Dr EA Clarke of Concord appointed physician of the state prison.
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Concord
N. H
FE. A. Hibbard
Laconia
F. D. Ayer
D.D
Cameron Frost
Hanover
George W. Colbath
R. Wilkins
A. Clarke
Statesman Briefs on Chile Hawaii and Samoa Affairs
The Department of State focuses on Pacific interests amid Europe talks. Chile relations advance with Minister Egan and the provisional government, while credentials may follow a future full recognition. In Samoa unrest concerns prompt dispatch of the Iroquois as German and English ships near Apia. Mahetoa’s throne faces quicker resolution with armed support nearby.
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Washisonton
Europe
Germany
Pacific
Chile
Department of State
Egan
Department
Cable
Spain
Fish
Sickles
Honolulu
John Dominis
Prince Consort
Samoa
Apia
Islands
Mahetoa
Cycling from Paris to Brest and back won by Terront
Paris to Brest and return race won by Terront after Jiellaval broke away. Terront led until near Brest when a broken tire shifted the win. Jiellaval rode to Brest first but was detained at Guingamp for three hours. Terront finished the 745 mile course in 64 hours 35 minutes, two hours ahead on the return.
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Paris
Brest
Terront
Jiellaval
Guingamp
Queen Carmen Sylva of Roumania Ill in Venice
Venice reports Queen Carmen Sylva of Roumania dangerously ill at a hotel in Venice. A nervous disease specialist consultation was held at her bedside and King Charles will remain in Venice to monitor her condition. A separate London dispatch questions Cunard’s rumored plan to build four new steel vessels, including two for Boston, with officials denying any contracts or action yet.
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Carmen Sylva
Roumania
Venice
Charles of
Smuggled Finery Seized at New York Custom House
A large seizure of snuggled finery and ladies dress goods was made at the New York Custom House. The items arrived in several trunks on the steamship La Touraine. Two trunks belonged to Mme Lang of Louisville Kentucky. The goods are valued in the thousands of dollars.
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New York
Custom House
Mme. Lang
Louisville
Canada Has Little Surplus Rye for Export to Britain
Ottawa reports that at Britain’s request an inquiry shows Canada cannot spare more than 250,000 to 800,000 bushels of rye for export this year. Ontario’s total railcar production last year stood at about 1.6 million bushels.
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Dominion
Great Britain
Ontario
Waterspout Demolishes Rail Embankment In Hungary
Vienna reports a waterspout near Bunda Pesth caused massive damage to a railway embankment. A freight train on the line at the Lime was demolished. Authorities assess ruin and disruption to service after the storm event.
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Vienna
Bnnda- Pesth
Steamers Arrived and Departed Listed by City and Date
A compiled list shows ships arriving at Boston New York Philadelphia and other ports in September from cities including Jamaica Antwerp Liverpool Montreal Glasgow and Kingston plus departures to Liverpool and Montreal with times noted such as Sept 8 Sept 3 and Sept 7. Notable vessels include City of New York Ocean steamers and ships like Palace and Memieta among others.
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Boston
Ethelwold
Jamaica
New York
Kider
Kremen
St Hnoch
Antwerp
Shields
Philadelphia
British Prince
Liverpool
Jemmand
Olt Fastnet
City of New York
Glasgow
Anchoria
Buenos Ayrean
Montreal
Rotterdam
Charlois
Father Voint
Oregon
Queenstown
Pavouia
Weston
Cape Hace
Espen City
Southampton
Lahn
Cremen
Hull
Eng
Galileo
Marengo
Escalona
London
Historian
Halifax
Parisian
Hamburg
State of Alabama
Newcastle
Lrumwell
Bohemia
Copenhagen
Polynesia
Memieta
Cardiff
Francisco
Simon Dubois
Gibara
Late Ship News From New York Harbor Sept. 8
A fragmented late ship news list shows numerous vessel names sailing to global ports and a batch of steamers cleared for international routes. Entries mention barks, ships, and steamships with destinations including Mremen, Moas, Norway, Shanghai, Stettin, Havana, Liverpool, Antwerp, and Bremen, among others.
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Late Ship News
New York
Arbarks
Alice
Gefle
Marie J.vod
Smyrna
Swis
Sarah KE. Ward
FP. M. Juompeon
New Ledford
Mingusas
Hyannis
Samuel L. Crocker
Salmon Wasbura
Taunton
J. J. Meadwell
Vinal Haven
Melissa ‘Track
Bangor
Lucy BK
Friend
Rockport
A. Hayford
Rockland
Havel
Mremen
Banan
Moas
Norway
Lucy P Miller
Herman Winter
Heston
Lucey A Nickels
Shanghai
Barks Louis
Stettin
Matanzas
Havana
Majestic
Parsell
Liverpool
Cit
Berlin
Land
Lisnacrieve
Evans
Anwerp
Frivaland
Mandie
Antwerp
Artaalg
Norrie
Cardenas
Kaiser Wilhelm 11
Hornur
Bremen
Neptune
Vrazer
Montego May
City of Columbia
Allen
Poses
Greene
Niello
du Que
Marguerida
Ld Silva
GlurAliate
Fassett Set For Gubernatorial Nomination In Rochester
New York delegates gather in Rochester as Fassett presses for the governorship amid Platt's influence. The crowd glimpses a near unanimous tilt on first ballot, with Platt’s backing and White’s name publicly championed by rivals as Fassett gains momentum. Delegates discuss platform stance on Hillism, reciprocity, and McKinley tariff, while key figures shift allegiances.
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Rochester
N.Y
J. Sloat Fassett
Thomas C. Platt
Power
Andrew D. White
Cornell
Fassett
Mr. White
Ithaca Statesman
Platt
Burleigh
Hamilton Fish
New York
Powers Hotel
Robertson
Katonah
General Husted
McAlpin
State Republican League
Husted
Miller
McKinley
Ithaca
J. W. Schurman
Cornell University
White
Elliott F. Shepard
Powers
Sle
Express
Hiscock
Wadsworth
Hendricks
Carr
Elmira
James W. Wadsworth
Geneseo
John W. Vrooman
Herkimer
Ira M. Hedges
Rockland County
I. Einstein
Verpilaueck Colvin
Adirondack Survey
H. Cornell
Albany
W. P. van Rensselaer
No foundation found for Union Pacific control change
General Solicitor Thurston of the Union Pacific stated in Chicago that there is no basis for reports that Gould will relinquish control or that a receiver will take over the road. He notes the company carries a floating debt of 12 million dollars from purchasing the Oregon Railway and Navigation property and explains recent debt arrangements with Drexel Morgan & Co. have lowered interest, underlining the Union Pacific’s solid condition.
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Chcaco
Thurston
Union Pacific
Gould
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Wall Street
Far West
Ames
Europe
Drexel, Morgan & Co
Stata suit abandoned amid U S action
A Washington dispatch to the Evening Post says Attorney-General Miller ordered the U S Marshal in San Diego to discontinue procedure in the case of United States vs the steamer Lata. This reflects effects of the Chilean revolution. Boston retailer John H Pray Sons & Co reports upholstery business thriving after recent expansion.
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STATA
New York
Washington
Evening Post
Miller
San Diego
Cal
United States
Boston
John H. Pray, Sons & Co
Record of Fires and Destruction Across Several Cities
A multi-city fire roundup reports incidents on Sept 8 including a five story warehouse fire at 63 and 64 South Street, New York, gutting the building and injuring five firefighters. Numerous other blazes in Beverly Mass Lowell Dracut Dover Woonsocket Worcester and Plainville cause damages ranging from a few thousand to over a quarter million dollars with partial or no insurance and various goods and livestock lost.
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R. ©. Layton
South Street
C. Layton
Beverly
Mass
Masonic Hall
Washington and
Cabot Streets
Lowell
Eagle House
Lawrence Road
Dracut
P. Foye
Dover
N. H
Fred Neaily
South Berwick
Pradody
Timothy Griffin
Parsons Court
Woonsocker
K. L
R. H. Deming
Providence
Worcester
Kelly
James Kelly
Whitinsville
Fred Gardner
North Attleford
Plainville
Harley Bacon
Lincoln, Bacon &Co
Nova Scotia Storm Wrecks Vessels and Property
A Halifax gale caused heavy damage along shore and harbor facilities. The Narrows railway draw bridge was carried away, the schooner J. L. Crossley sank at a wharf with only 1500 dollars insured, and the Fanny tied to Woodside Refinery Wharf suffered nominal damage. Yachts Wenonah Nautilus Youla Hebe and others were driven ashore or damaged, with widespread effects around the coast from Yarmouth to Cape Breton.
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Hallifax
N.Y
Narrows
J. L. Crossley
Moornes
Fanny
Wosdside
Dartmouth
Salvation
Woodside
Lorne Club
H. C. McLeod
Lenore
F. H. Murry
Nova Scotia Yacht Squadron
Wenonah
Youla
Hebe
Yarmouth
Cape Breton
New York Irish League Protest Over Chicago Convention Call
The Municipal Council of the Irish National League in New York protests President Fitzgerald of the Irish National League for issuing a Chicago convention call. The council endorses the Dublin July convention under Charles Stewart Parnell and reaffirms loyalty to self government for Ireland.
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New York
Irish National League
Fitzgerald
Chicago
Dublin
Charles Stewart Parnell
M.F
Irish National League of New York
Ireland
Removal of Prohibition on Importing American Pork to Denmark
Copenhagen reports the removal of the ban on American pork imports active since March 1888. Inspections ensured that duly inspected American pork will be admitted into Denmark in the future. Also reported is the suicide of Louis Lauer in his Bloomfield Connecticut jail cell awaiting murder trial, after he hanged himself using a rope made from his feet bindings.
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Copenhagen
Clark E. Carr
United States
Denmark
Haxktorp
Conn
Louis Lauer
Buschenhagens
Bloomfield
Jones 18 Still Champion In Crompton Tennis Final
Worcester Sept 8 The Crompton invitation tennis final saw Brown University champion J D Be Jones defeat Worcester’s Alexander Bullock 6 4 0 4 6 2 6 2 in a bid to defend his title against county rivals.
Child killed as train strikes four year old at Chelmsford
Annie Vinal, age 4, ran in front of a passenger train near Chelmsford this afternoon and was instantly killed. Her mother, who witnessed the scene, was overwhelmed by grief at the mangled remains.
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Annie Vinal
Chelmsford
Loring Improves After Serious Salem Illness
The Hon. George Bb. Loring, long ill at his Salem home, showed marked improvement today and was able to sit up, according to a special to the Post.
Garland speaks at Old South Course for youth
Hamlin Garland addresses young people at the Old South Course this afternoon. His discourse centered on the idea that greatness comes from creativity and discipline, encouraging pupils to pursue art and literature with zeal.
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Hamlin Garland
Michael Angelo
Hosiery under valuations unearthed at New York
New York investigators expose a Treasury Department lead on a hosiery fraud tied to Chemnitz. Appraiser Cooper gathered evidence of a conspiracy by German importers to use fake low values to push goods through at reduced duties, with plans to inflate values later.
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Spredian
Treasury Department
Cooper
Customs Department
Chemnitz
Americas
America
Mail and Express
Germany
Custom House
Peach yellows threatens Connecticut orchards study
Hartrorp Connecticut reports peach yellows spreading among trees this season. Secretary T. S. Gold cites a letter from Norma Platt urging immediate removal of any affected trees to save the industry. Mrs. Hale calls Pomona granges to Sept 15 destruction of diseased stock. A proposed statewide yellows law was blocked by legislative deadlock.
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Hartrorp
Conn
T. S. Gold
State Board of Agriculture
Norma
Platt
Cheshire
Addie
Hale
J. H. Hale
Sultan’s fears tied to Kiamil Pashas England links
In Constantinople on Sept 8 reports say Kiamil Pasha fell over suspected pro English stance toward Egypt and Yemen. The Sultan attributes the Yemeni revolt to England and notes Sir William White refuses a visit without invitation. Pasha is reportedly under police surveillance.
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Constantinople
Kiamil Pasha
Egypt
Yeman
England
William White
Market Clerk Hastings Faces 32000 Dollar Deficit
In Prrrispura Penn Sept 8 experts examining the books of Allegheny City Market Clerk David Hastings reported a deficiency exceeding 32000 dollars. The accounts show a missing funds shortage with books in poor condition making the loss hard to trace.
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Prrispura
Penn
Allegheny City
David Hastings
Tai Tretacneanass
Eee
Exeseeee Pelote
Tet Auditors Amish Tuole Wess
Westminster Chimes and Clock Casings Advertised
A compact catalog style note lists Westminster Chimes Whittington Chimes Bow Bells St Michaels Chimes Birmingham Gangs Brass Face Calendar Dial Moon Calendar offerings. It mentions oak cherry mahogany casings in stock with two weeks for other woods and moderate prices. A 288 page illustrated catalogue is available by mailing five two cent stamps.
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Westminster
Whittington
St. Michael’s
Birmingham
Notable array of counsel in Searles will contest
In Sarem, Sept 8, probate court fixed Sept 22 for the hearing on the will of Mrs. Mary F. Searles. Timothy Hopkins adopted son and several Searles cousins contest alleged lack of sound mind and undue influence. Counsel from Boston New York and Bridgeport present. compromise possible before trial.
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Eaat
Boston
Sarem
Mary F
Searles
Essex County
Harmon
E. T. Burley
Lawrence
William C. Endicott
Timothy Hopkins
Solomon Lincoln
Frederick Dodge
Massachusetts
Mr. Mynter
New York
Butler, Stillman & Hubbard
Boalt
Russel Wilson
San Francis
Endicott
Joseph H. Choate
Burley
George Hibbard
Nathaniel Hibbard
M. H. Hibbard
Jane A. Holligsworth
Josephine Davis
Amelia Wheeler
Bridgeport, Conn
J. H. Choate
John H. Boalt
E. Pr. Burley
Russell Wilson
Frank L. Rogers
Bridgeport
Hbbards
Neices
Southern Pacific
Clergyman Paralyzed in Church at Keene N H
Rev Samuel A Severance pastor of the Baptist Church in Keene New Hampshire suffered a paralytic shock during a service last night His right side was paralyzed and he could not speak He has rallied somewhat but remains in critical condition He is about 62 years old
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Keenk
N.H
Samuel A. Severance
Baptist Church
Ocean Record Met as City of New York Arrives
Queenstown records the City of New York steamship arriving this afternoon after a five days twenty two hours five minute Atlantic crossing, matching the fastest eastward passage.
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Queenstown
City of
New York
Atlantic
Family of Eight End Their Lives in Paris Tragedy
A Paris family of six, the father, mother, and four adult children, all died by suicide yesterday. Police report the deaths were by hanging in their home. The incident shocks the neighborhood as authorities investigate possible motives or shared cause behind the act.
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Paris
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