Occupation of Bosnia fuels unrest in Hungary and Vienna
Despatches from Vienna report rising dissatisfaction in Hungary over Bosnia policy. Funds for occupation are draining, with 60 million florins short of next session and 25 million more needed before October. Opposition builds against Andrassy while talks with Servia murmur about cooperation. Austrian forces report gains near Gadacoc and Gracinyica with 150 Austrian casualties and a missing adjutant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosnia
Hungary
Austria
London
Vienna
Andrassy
Nue Freie Press
Pesther Lloyd
Belgrade
Servia
Russia
Szapary
Gadacoc
Gracinyica
Banjatuka
Jaitze
Trebinje
Bilek
Nogy
Bismarck Defends Anti Socialist Bill in Reichstag Speech
In Berlin on September 17 Prince Bismarck urged support for the anti Socialist bill, denouncing Socialism as a dangerous force. He denied links with Lavalle and Fritzsche, challenged allegations, and condemned Socialist violence. The debate split along party lines as Bebel pressed for order and the House sent the bill to a committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Reichstag
Bismarck
Herr Bebel
Lavalle
Fritsche
Herr Lavvalle
Mezeitzow
Nobeling
Prince Bismarck
Fritzsche
Yellow Fever Toll Rises Across Cities Sept 17
Reports from Canton Caro Memphis Grenada Indianapolis Gallipolis Nashville and Vicksburg detail yellow fever deaths and new cases. Memphis records 46 deaths by noon and 205 new cases. Dr John Erskin and several others die. Suburbs see rising infections. Collierville reports a fatal shooting. Weather heats up as relief efforts strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Miss
Cage
Caro
John Crofton
Memphis
Tenn
John Erskin
Father Riordan
Philp H. Lunn
W. B. May
B.T. Plummer
J. W. Heath
W. B. Shepard
J. M. Clarke
Omaha
Howard
BE. C. Marshall
Citizens’ Relief Committee
Vincent Bacigalupe
J. W. Barton
J. E. Penn
William Oberst
John Ennis
G. E.clappan
Collierville
Peter Johnson
G. R. Scott
Grenada
Lemuel Hirschberg
Louisville
Hospitalere
Joanna Scanlon
J. H. Campbell, Jr
Colorado
E. A. Bealew
Ball
Armistead
Indianapolis
Ind
C. W. Ferguson
Gallipolis
Hugh P. Lyman
Ohio
Kanawha
Nashville
Edward Maury
Riley
VicksBurg
M1ss
Charles Hosie
Bishop Elder
Massachusetts Democrats split over Butler candidacy
The Express commends Massachusetts Democrats for honoring party dignity while opposing Butler driven by factional plots. The Commercial claims Butler’s supporters won at the convention, while the state committee says their move aimed to avoid bloodshed and crush Butler if possible, as Massachusetts voters may be misled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Worcester
Democratic State Committee
Faneuil Hall
Gen. Butler
State Committee
Butler
Merchants’ Bank
State and
Devonshire Streets
Commercial Point
Dorchester Yacht Club
Gnone
Volante
Fancy
Psyche
Sadie
Dennis Kearney
Connecticut Democrats
Oregon
Mass
MacDavitt
Pratt
Boston
George F. Verry
Gen. Whitney
Judge Abbott
Senator Verry
Reuben Noble
Leverett Saltonstall
George W. Gill
P. A. Collins
John BE. Fitzgerald
Michael Doherty
Charles P. Thompson
Thomas L. Jenks
William R. Plankett
Democratic Party
Commonwealth
Charles Theodore Russell
Mr Moore
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Committee
Moore
Major McDavitt
City Central Committee
McCarthy
Lapeer
Launter
Ae W. Gill
State Central Committee
Charles B. Pratt
Bay State House
Frank W. Bird
Walpole
Mechanics’ Hall
Horticultural Hall
Bird
Hortticultural
Democrats
Lam
Avery
Edward Avery
David Power
Springfield
McDavitt
Major McCafferty
Mr Avery
Mr Power
Committee On Credentials
Blue Bloods
Mr McCafferty
W. A. Tower
Mellen
Clark
Pittsfield
W. H. Cook
John H. Farrell
Richard 3
Stofford
Newburyport
Northend
Salem
Riley
Spofford
Spears
England
Eeeel
Perry
Lake Erie
Aidle
A. R. Rice
Matthew Foley
P. Meehan
W. D. Northend
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Benjamin F. Butler
William H. Cook
Lowell
John C. Galvin
Scoughton
Eli Thayer
H. B. Coffin
Fall River
D. D. Kelly
Nathan Clark
Lynn
J. K. Tarbox
Lawrence
M. J. McCafferty
William H. Phillips
Holyoke
Edward H. Lathrop
Charles H. Strong
Hingham
Fitzpatrick
Medford
Messrs Northend
Maynard
Farrell
Suffolk
John M. Way
Norfolk
Thomas F. McAdams
Essex
Osgood Morse
Middlesex
Asa Cottrell
A. O. Lyons
Melrose
Hampden
A. C. Woodward
Chicopee
Patrick Sheehan
Ward Twentythree
Hampshire
William M. Gaylord
Bristol
John A. Coffee
E. H. la
Sheffield
Democracy
Samuel J. Tilden
Travers
New York
Pene
Boston Post
Gen
J. J. McDavitt
Central Committee
Tower
Randolph
Judge Devens
Charles Francis Adams
Hisses
Douglas
South Carolina
Whitney
John F. Arnold
North Adams
Charles M. Strauss
Caleb Cushing
John Boyle O’ Reilly
D. N. Skillings
Winchester
Thomas Riley
Tarbox
Cook
South
John K. Tarbox
J. Brainard Clark
B. Phinney
Barnstable
William D. Northend
Daniel Howard
Patrick Meehan
Bushrod Morse
Sharon
Homas Riley
Simon
Rankin
E. Burr Maard
Jesfield
Philander Cobb
Ingston
Jefferson
Madison
Jackson
United States
Mas
Brown
Salem Square
Kearney
California
Troy
Secre
Themocratic
Reee
Greenback Labor Party
Sean
Times
Orcester
Fuaester
Dennis
Anys
Dennis Ke
Greenback Bar Party
Workingmen
Talbot
John D. Long
Adin Thayer
Beard
Presiden Hayes
W. W. Crapp
Warren Ladd
Charles T. Bonney
New Bedford
Col. Harwood
Littleton
J. M.S. Williams
Cambridge
George H. Monroe
Albert Palmer
Henry D. Hyde
Roland Worthington
Charles J. Prescott
George Whitney
Royalston
Harmon Hall
Saugus
F. A. Hobart
Braintree
George S
Falmouth
J. B. D. Cogswell
Yarmouth
Thomas Talbot
Friends of
Flon
J. K. Baker
John D. Washburn
Milo Hildreth
Northboro
J. M. Barker
Baker
Cape
Plymouth
Mr Long
Mr Train
George Marston, Esq
Train
Committee On
the Express
Beacon Hill
Maine
Party of Reform
the Times
the Tribune
Admiral Sir Edward Inglefield and the ladder tale
The Queen once aided a young Edward Inglefield after helping her down a ladder. Years later his Admiralty career faced a rank change risk, but the Queen recalled the promise and sent him as naval attaché to secure his position. His Washington base boosted ties with American leaders and made him a fitting commander for the shores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Sir Edward Inglefield
Newport
Washington
Relief for Sufferers in Yellow Fever Pandemic
Telegraphs report French 6000 remitted for yellow fever relief to Minister Noyes. Mare Island Navy Yard and Dover fundraisers tally 1500 and 1490. San Francisco Chinese residents 1200 pledge. Lewiston holds meeting to organize funds. Jackson Mississippi receives 10000 ration instalment for Howard Association relief. Holly Springs notes multiple deaths and new cases among residents and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Evarts
Noyes
New York
Mare Island Navy Yard
Dover
N. H
San Francisco
Lewiston
Jackson
Miss
Howard Association
Holly Springs
Ingie Quiggins
E. D. Miller
Benjamin Boyd
Grave Robbery After Willoughby Funeral Draws Cell Arrests
Edward French died at his son in law's Willoughby home and was buried there. The grave was robbed between 1 and 2 AM. The body was found in a tank beneath the floor of Cleveland Homoeopathic Medical College. J G French filed a warrant and about a dozen people including the Dean, faculty, janitor, and students were arrested. The faculty deny knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, O
Edward French
Willoughby
Here
Homoeopathic Medical College
J. G. French
Sugar import duties debated after New York statistics
New York reporters note that sugar importers testified on duties and misclassification losses. Robert Hewitt Jr. claimed ill classified sugars caused up to 215 million in lost duties over three years, while Havemeyer disputed such figures as overstated. A gambler named Allen showed a friend a revolver and accidentally shot Malloy, prompting police notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cape Cod
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Western States
New York State
New York
Fernando Wood
Robert Hewitt, Jr
Havemeyer
Allen
Malloy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lough Leane
the Mornings News
War Department
Orrick Cater
Wassington
D. C
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Observer’s Office
Sican Service
U S
Geena
Sergeant Signal Service
Foreign News
Toronto
Ont
Cartwright
Jones
Thomas Coffin
John A. Macdonald
Thomas Gibbs
Peter Mitchell
J. B. Plumb
Alexander McKenzie
Thames
Elliott
Boyd
Cheswick
Portland
Eng
Condon
Melody
Southampton
Gambetta
France
Lyons
Vienne
Copenhagen
Hecla
Cassel
William
Socialist Congress
Grenell
Dufaure
Sherman
Cohen
Treasury
Ticonderoga
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Africa
Shufeldt
Monwealth
Democratic
Butlerites
Butler Convention
Richard S. Spofford
D—N ‘Em
John Boyle O'Reilly
Washburn Hall
James H. Mellen
Dr Gockritz
Patrick Mebhan
Ward Twenty-one
D. R. Sullivan
J. McGowan
Peter J. Hughes
Gockritz
Democratic Party of
Major M’cafferty
Sones
Sey
Gen Butler
Strauss
Driscoll
THE
Republicans
New Orleans
Col
D. B. Robinson
Mobile and New Orleans Railway
Badger
Mobile County
Ala
Atkinson County
Mias
Ocean Springs
Biloxi
Fireman’s Insurance Association
HB. L. Metcalf
Metcalf
Terry
Howards
McGuire
Young Men's Christian Association
J.t.taylor
Osyks
J. J. Lyons
H. L. Metcalf
Dry Grove
Matthew
Carondelet Street
A. W. Ferguson
Port Eades
J.n.shawhan
Morgan City
Miss Farrell
Samuel Clere
William Martin
Baton Rover
Public Opinion
YES
Unitarians
Saratoga
N. Y
Unitarian Conference
Methodist Church
Brooks Hereford
Chicago
Dr Bellows
W. R. Alger
President Hill
Harvard
James Freeman Clarke
Edward Everett Hale
G. A. Staples
Providence
Straw
New Hampshire
C. C. Everett
Harvard Divinity School
W. H. Baldwin
Young Men’s Christian Union of Boston
Long
J. B. Green
Montreal
Creedmoor
Nova Scotia
B. McSorley
Lis
Oswego
Army and Navy Journal
Alta
Kentuck
Kowath
Iz Lmenead
Apes
Sa Ophir
Raymon
le'Savage
Sir Hill
Union Consolidated, Ent
Hale & Norcross
Julia Consolidated
Eureka Consolidated
the Union Pacific
Central Branch
Union Pacific Railroad
Gustave Mahe
French Sayings Bank
Ndon
Nevada
Bridgeport
Herman Chapman
Lasalle
Chardon
Charles Morse
Wood
May’s Landing
N.J
Annie Knott
Wilmington
Del
Philphia
St. Louis
Ohm White
Caseswan
Friedman & Lauterkurg
Lery Establishment
Peneeferny
Dvuevere
Iowa
Laflin & Rand
Platteville
Wis
McGranahan
Springfields
Holyokes
Bridgewater
Brocktons
East Bridgewaters
Cleveland
Forest Citys
Chicagos
Bostons
Albany
Albanys
Manchesters
Haymakers
Uticas
Steige
Crookhaven
Queenstown
City of Limerick
Newark
Abyasinis
Liverpool
Canada
Havre
Philadelphia
Lord Clive
Donau
Schiedam
Rotterdam
Moville
Devonia
Gen. Werder
Bremen
Wall Street
Alex. Frothingham & Co
Jordan, Marsh Gco
Washington & Avon Sts
Eastport and
ST. John
International Steamship Co
New Brunswick
City OF Portland
Eastport
Calais
Halifax
N.S
Charlottetown
P.E.L
Sanford Steamship Co
Foster's Wharf
Bangor
Penobscot River
So’dock
W. B. Haseltine
Foster's
Ancient and Honorable Artillery Company
Geo. H. Allen
W. A. Batchelor
Batchelor
Sond St
Tremont St
Hunyadi
Lancet
Baron Liebig
British Medical Journal
Hunyadi Janos
Virchow
Bamberger
Scanzoni
Warzburg
Lauder Brunton
Aithen
Royal Military Hospital
Netley
Putina
Friedrichshall
Apollinaris Co
Fred’k DE
Columbus Avenue
Ferdinand St
Mechanic's Fair
J. F. Zimmerman
M. Desbrosses
Carlyle
Peter Siler
Academy OF Music
Royal Academy of Music
Royal Conservatory of Music
Leipzig
Maia
Edison
S.S.P.& Co
Archibald
Pierce & CO. Cor
Tremont and Court Sts
GEO. W. Carnes & Cqo
West Street
B. F. Brown & Co
Commercial Street
Boys’, Misses
Children’s Outfitters
L. P. Hollander & CO
Washington Street
WM. P. Chase
John & James Dobson
W. P. Sargent & CO
Sudbury St
F. James Hall & Son
Hawkins Street
Essex Street
Crockery
Abram French & CO
Franklin Street
JOS. Burnett & CO
India Rubber Goods
Boston Belting CO
Devonshire Street
Merchant Tailors
George Lyon & CO
Photo-Electrotype CO
Clement Higbee & CO
Atlantic Avenue
Foote & French
Congress Street
Congress Square
Celo
Boston ‘Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
F. S$. Chanfray
Kit
Dramatic Company
Boston Music Hall
A. P. Peck
Boston Museum
Mr RB. M. Freee
Olivia
Boylston Club
Fanny Kellogg
H. Sherwood
W.sumner
Music Hall
Selz
Howard Atheneum
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Tremont Street
Cras
H. B. Breck
Machanic
Park Square
Pleasant and Tennyson Streets
Ari Gallery
Tennyson Street
Lelievre
Paris Conservatoire of Music
Newland