Balmaceda Escape Sparks U S Navy Debate In Valparaiso
Balmaceda fled Chile aboard the U S steamship San Francisco after disguising himself as a drunken sailor. Admiral Brown arranged shelter and transport with U S protection, while State and Navy officials weigh if the disguise exceeded legal authority.
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Warrcron
Spectan
Balmaceda
United States
State
Navy Departments
Balimaceda
State Department
Egan
Navy Department
Tracy
Admiral Brown
Navy
Alparaiso
Sefer Moutt
Jules Foster
Legation
Post
Mr. Foster
Junta
Valparaiso
Stars and Stripes
Chile
San Francisco
Calla
Peru
Kalmaceda
Baltimore
Callao
California
Balmaceira
British Ambassadors Deny Seizure Report in Turkish Waters
London reports that the Turkish Interior Minister asked the British Ambassador in Constantinople to explain news of a British force landing on Turkish soil. Sir William White replied that he knew nothing of such an event but suggested British crews might have landed during routine drills on the island of Mycale. The ambassador assured no fortifications were built by British troops on that island.
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Mitylene
Marmorito
William White
Ngland
Milene
the Times
Suez Canal
India
Cape of Good Hope
Constantinople
Sirgi
Cape
Sigri
Berwin
Vienna
Fanfalla
London
Wiliam White
William
Micyene
Foreign ministers urge China to curb outrages on foreigners
From Pekin the foreign ministers protest to the Chinese government over fresh assaults on foreigners. Talks of a naval display by the combined fleets rise, with North Coast orders to provincial governors to shield foreign interests and residences. Paris notes that powers have agreed in principle on joint action, awaiting designation of which nation leads the operations.
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Tientsin
Pekin
North Coast
Paris
L’autorite
China
Floods hit Spain as relief efforts mobilize across regions
Sept 15 dispatch reports Cabinet orders relief for destitute in flooded districts in Almeria Valentia and Dadajos. Queen's funds aid distribution while 2000 deaths feared and corpses remain unburied. Army bread and commissariat teams rush to feed survivors amid widespread destruction and crop loss.
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Mapp
Almeria
Valentia
Dadajos
San Sebastian
Madrid
Consuegra
Commissariat Corps
Attempt to wreck a westbound train near Chicago
Five men placed two ties across the Pittsburg Fort Wayne and Chicago line about forty miles from Chicago to wreck the west bound express. The ties were dragged along on the pilot until the train halted. the wreckers fled into nearby swamps.
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Chicago
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne
Chelsea Police Muddle Settled In Chelsea
Chelsea officials settled the annual police muddle as Mayor Bosson discharged Chief of Police Smith for incompetency. The Board of Aldermen met until after midnight and approved the action by a 6 to 3 vote. Ex-Chief Drury was appointed to succeed Smith.
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Chelsea
Cuensea
Sreeran
Bosson
Smith
Drury
Ottawa Senate appoints Speaker John Jones Ross
Ottawa September 15 The Hon. John Jones Ross of De la Durantaye division is named Speaker of the Senate succeeding Hon. Alexandre Lacoste who becomes chief justice of the Quebec Court of Appeals.
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Ottawa Senate
Ottawa
Ont
John Jones Ross
Senate
de la Durantaye
Alexandre Lacoste
Quebec Court of Appeals
Reopening of Lasell Seminary Classes Begin
Lasell Seminary reopened with new pupil classifications completed yesterday and classes starting today. New instructors include Henry Orne Ryder in art and Isabella Shinn for reading. Mary LK. Nutt appointed purse.
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Labsell
Lasell Seminary
Henry Orne Ryder
Isabella Shinn
Reading
Mary LK. Nutt
Eyes on New York Democrats head to ticket showdown
At Saratoga the Democratic State Convention opened with loud factions rivaling bands and a crowded hall. George Raines chaired, praising Blaine-era reciprocity while denouncing Republicans. Protests from County Democracy and Tammany surfaced as Flower and Sheehan emerged as likely ticket heads amid party infighting.
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Saratona
N. Y
Kings County
New York Democracy
Albany Phalanx
Sheehan
Ecie County Democracy
Murphy
Richard Crocker
Bourk Cochran
John R. Fellows
Nelson J. Waterbury
Senator Stadler
Mr. Crocker
Hugh McLaughlin
Brooklyn
State Committee
George Raines
Rochester
Raines
Hill
Rains
Fassett
Platt
Republican Convention
Nicaragua Canal
Blaine
Republican Congress
Congress
Democratic Party
Republic
Grant
Voorhis
Tammany
New York
Jackson
County Democracy
James W. Ridgeway
Arthur P. Gorman
Maryland
Blair
Troy
New York City
Rice
Campbell
Pentony
Writnerings County
Chapin
Henry W. Slocum
McClelland
Flower
Buffalo
General Tracy
Albany
Tracy
A Schell
Bissell
Schell
Scheul
Farmers Hold Wheat as Rail Officials Assess Movements
In Saint Paul Minnesota the Farmers Alliance circulars urging farmers to sell or hold grain draw little effect as locals decide by circumstance. Kansas and Iowa likely hold grain. Dakotas and Minnesota move grain as usual due to previous poor seasons. Railroads report handling greater movement than last year. Lansing Michigan reports September crop data showing 28 million bushels threshing yield, about a million more than expected.
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St. Pau. Minn
Northwestern Lines
Kansas
Iowa
Dakotas
Minnesota
Lansing
Mich
Insurance Property Attached in New York
Lawyers Dana and Clarkson of Brooklyn attached property in New York for Mrs EK I White on behalf of Middlesex Mutual Insurance Co of Middleton Connecticut. The attachment secures payment for losses from the Marlboro Street Portland Connecticut fire for which other underwriters settled promptly.
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New York
Dana and Clarkson
Brooklyn
EK. ‘I. White
Middlesex Mutual Assurance Company
Middleton, Conn
Marlboro Street
Portland
Conn
Barnaby Mill Weavers Vote to Remain Out Until Friday
Fallu River dispatch reports the Barnaby mill weavers held a morning meeting and voted to stay out at least until next Friday. A relief committee was named for the needy and another panel will confer with Agent Ashley at 10 o clock Thursday morning.
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Fallu River
Barnaby Mill
Ashley
Opera House Manager Insane in Springfield
William D. Chase, manager of the Holyoke Opera House since 1878, was sent to the Northampton insane asylum yesterday. Health failures and private troubles unsettled his mind.
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Opera House
Springfield
William D. Chase
Holyoke Opera House
Northampton Insane Asylum
Billy Smith Knocks Out Tom McCarthy in Eight Rounds
In San Francisco on September 16 Billy Smith of Australia defeated Tom McCarthy of Boston in the eighth round to win a $1000 purse at the California Club.
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Billy Smith
Tom M'Carthy
San Francisco
Tom McCarthy
Boston
Australia
California
McCarthy
Davidson Appointed U S Senator by Governor
Prensacola Florida September 15. Former Congressman BR H M Davidson was named United States Senator by the Governor to succeed Wall. The appointment places Davidson in the Senate to fill the vacancy.
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Call
Prensacona, Fla
BR. H. M. Davidson
United States
Wall
Drift Toward Crapo In Nominations War In Boston
At Tremont House the night before the convention, supporters drift toward Crapo while Allen leads in delegates. Labor record hurts Allen but many see Crapo gaining momentum. figures are guesswork. Notable attendees include Lodge, Rockwell, Beard, McCarthy, Burbank, and Osborne among others.
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Crapo Ward
Tremont House
Brackett
Mr. Crapo
Allen
Mr. Allen
New Bedford
Congressman Lodge
Committee On Resolutions
Rockwell
A. W. Beard
The
Custom House
Jere J. McCarthy
Stone Fort
Willis Burbank
Lowell
Greenhalge
Truell
Lawrence
Stearns
Waltham
Keith
Bourne
Tufts
Boston
Police Commission
Lowle
Brookline
Lowe
Gloucester
Fernald
Melrose
Henry Parkman
Senate
Suffolk
Frank Hobart
Braintree
Curtis
McPherson
Sessions
State Board of Agriculture
W. M. Olin
State Department
Ladd
Civil Service
Arthur Lord
Plymouth
William M. Osborne
Myron P. Walker
Congress
W. P. Wilson
W. 5S. Slocum
Newton
Harris C. Hartwell
Fitchburg
W. F. Draper
Hopedale
Alpheus Sanford
Republican City Committee
Ned Glines
Somerville
George N. Carpenter
New Bedford Weavers Vote to Aid Fall River Mills
At a well attended Cotton Weavers Protective Association meeting in New Bedford Sept 15 the executive committee was authorized to call a mass meeting to aid Fall River weavers facing wage cuts. A letter from Fall River details grievances of mill operatives as a spinners’ meeting set for tomorrow is expected to take similar action Brownell Markland contractors refuse prices from Granite Cutters Union and their quarry yard is labeled an opposition yard by the union.
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Ottawa
Ont
Hull
E. B. Eddy
CU. B. Wright
Eddy
Forty-third Battalion
Governor General
Mul
New Leprano
Cotton Weavers’ Protective Association
Fall River
Brownell & Markland
Granite Cutters’ Union
Ex-President Kennedy and ex-Cashier Kennedy Sentenced
Philadelphia report states Francis W. Kennedy and Henry H. Kennedy, former leaders of Spring Garden National Bank, were sentenced by Judge Butler to ten years in prison for crimes tied to the bank’s looting.
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New York
N. L
Chicago
Philadelpia
Louisville
Milwaukee
St Wis
Newport
Sallie Harcous
Betle and Mine
Supreme Court
Soldiers and Sailors
Troy
N. Y
Spring Garden Bank
George Edwards
Newports
Kennedy
Philadelphia
Penn
Francis W.kennedy
Henry H. Kennedy
Spring Garden National Bank
Butler
United States Circuit Court
Damage suit against Pawtucket group seeks 35000
Writs served on Frank M. Bates Pawtucket City Treasurer for 35000 damages alleged from the 1886 freshet that overflowed the Ab Bott Run River reservoir owned by Pawtucket and supplying Cumberland. Cumberland holds Pawtucket responsible and filed suit after long delay to avoid outlawry of the claim.
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Pawtucket
Providence
R.L
Frank M. Bates
Cumberland
Abbott Run
Sept weddings unite Abbott Seavey at No 9 Farrar Street
Special to the Post reports a home wedding at No 9 Farrar Street as Elmer B Abbott wed Susie S Seavey with Rev J W Twort of the High Street Baptist Church officiating. A reception followed with many gifts. The next day Miss Mary W daughter of Charles D Nash Past Department Commander wed Herbert KE Stevens assistant clerk of the Senate.
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Lynn
Farrar Street
Elmer B. Abbott
Susie S. Seavey
J. W. Twort
High Street Baptist Church
Wurrman
Mary W
Charles D. Nash
Herbert KE. Stevens
Senate
Prison labor contract didn’t pay its debts
New York August 15 Eastman and Osborn makers of overalls offer compromise with New York creditors at 3 cents on the dollar cash. Liabilities about 115000 and nominal assets 80000. Embarrassment blamed largely on Sing Sing prison labor contract sold weeks ago.
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New York
Eastman and Osborn
Sing Sing
Bidwell's Sentence Reduced by Home Secretary
London announces Home Secretary remits eighteen months of Austin Bidwell's 1872 imprisonment for Bank of England forgeries. Bidwell to be freed in February next.
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Bidwell
London
Home Secretary
Austin Bidwell
Bank of England
Gilliland brothers lynched for sheriff murder in Kentucky
In Somerset Kentucky on September 15 a mob lynched James H Gilliland and Josiah Gilliland for the murder of Pulaski County Sheriff McCargue. The mob, likely drawn from Whiteley and Laurel counties, acted after the sheriff was killed last Saturday.
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Kentucky
Somerset
Gilliland Brothers
James H
Josiah
MceCargue
Pulaski County
Whiteley
Laurel
McCargue
Pause
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Co-Operative Dental Rooms
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