Clinton Iowa Exposition Notes on Growth and Exports
Special correspondence from Clinton Iowa describes World’s Fair visitors’ follow up via the Chicago Northwestern line with Harvest Excursions across multiple states. The writer extols Clinton’s future as a manufacturing hub, detailing shippping scale, mills and factories, and a New England influence in homes, schools, and investment by figures like John Bertram and David Kimball.
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Clinton
Northwestern Railway
Northwestern
Waters
Chicago
Chicago Northwestern
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Sioux City
St. Louis
St. Paul
Mississippi
New England
Great Northwestern
America
Mississippi River
la Crosse
Lyons
Baney
George H Clark
Rea Earate
Boston
John Bertram
Charlies A. Lombard
David P. Kimball
Northern Pacific Systems
John I. Blair
New Jersey
New Epland
Hartford
Seaboard
Moe
H. W. Seaman
City’s poultry yard costs police $800 in twelve weeks
Twenty eight gamecocks kept in police cells since June 28 require officer care, food, and separate coops. Officer Robinson manages the roosters with carp, wheat, oats, and daily feeds while awaiting legal decisions on cock fighting charges and custody.
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White
Deha L
Robinson
Post
Young’s
Sierman House
Offiicer Robinson
Dobn Quinn
By-election in First Ward Ends Without Result
In Newgron on September 14 a councilman by-election produced no winner as the Socratic candidate led two publicans at polling. The contest remained undecided after the vote.
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Newgron
F. 1
Weather Indications and Forecast for New England Today
Post forecast notes partial cloudiness and local showers in Northern New England with westerly winds and slight cooling, while Southern New England expects partly cloudy skies, local showers in Massachusetts, heat, and southerly winds turning cooler tonight. Sunday shows renewed heat and similar partial cloudiness with possible showers and winds shifting southeastward. A high pressure system and low centers near St Lawrence and Western Canada influence temps. yesterday had scattered light showers, Portland recorded 0.20 inch.
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POST
New England
Massachusetts
New York
Portland
Roecky
Huron
Washington
Philadelphia
Boston
Albany
Mississippi
Lakes
St. Lawrence
Canada
Maina
New Hampshire
Vermont
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Accident injures Milton captain in running high jump
George T. Colling, captain of the Milton Academy Athletic Club, slipped during a running high jump yesterday and fractured his wrist. He was preparing to compete in the 100 yard dash for the Melrose Athletic Club.
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George T. Colling
Milton Academy Athletic Club
Collins
Melrose Atulotic Club
Clarkson Fools Them Two Dummies In The Field
Boston wins the sixth inning by gauging Baldwin's curves as Clarkson dominates Pittsburg until late. Beckley and Miller spark the visitors with timely hits, while Boston's defense shines aside from Stovey's left field slip. Today there will be a 2 o'clock doubleheader.
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South End
John Clarkson
Boston
Baldwin
Corkhill
Sally
Ganzel
Lally
Pittsburgs
Clarkson
George Miller
Nmouth
Miller
Beckley
Stovey
Reilly
Shugart
Long
Nash
Bierbauer
Tucker
Athletics Shut Out St Louis As Stivetts Dominates
In a game featuring three scattering hits against him attendance reached 1700. The Athletics defeated St Louis 8 to 0. Key moments include two-base hits by McCarthy Cross and home runs by O Neil with solid pitching from Weyhing and Stivetts. Weyhing issued seven walks while Stivetts fanned seven. Umpire Manhoney. Time-
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Philadelphia
N.L
Cincinnati
Philadelppia
Penn
Phillies
Cincinnatis
Kling
Cincinnnati
Elver
King
Graglach
Crane
Harrington
Larned
Cinccinnati
Thompson
Delehanty
Halligan
Reilly
Ihoopson
Murphy
Holiday
Lathan
Smuith
Iarrington
Hamilton
Gleason
Allen
Latham
Keenan
Strack
Tailigan
Flatrington
Pouble
Denny
Graulach
Limslie
Thine
Brooklyn
N. L
Cleveland
New York
Clevelands
Astern Park
Caruthers
Lea
Hase
Iatteries
Viau
W. Collins
Kinslow
Karved Kins
H. Collings
Pinkney
Stote
Griffin
Ely
Jiriffin
Davy. Barns
McAleer Vinn
Harkett
Collins
Lynch
Lime
Louisville
Washingtons
Louisvilles
Tritiys
Tomevine
Washington
Bite
Fitzgerald
Cahill
Cassian
McGuire
Louiaville
Weaver
Uhree
Fitegerald
Gaussian
McConley
Pitzgerald
Witegerald
Canill
Jennite
Curtis
Shingick
Stinnick
Jennings
Meoraughlin
Athletics
A. A
Louis
St. Louis
Mahoney
Athletica
St. Low
St. Louia
Kyrors
Mattersea
Stivetts
Hoyle
McCarthy
Cross
O'Neil
Fulier
Corcoran
Weyhing
Nay -Milligan
Vee Piteles
Manhoney
League Managers Meeting Ends Effort to Harmonize Leagues
National League magnates at Fifth Avenue Hotel discussed the Conference Committee report with the American Association after Kelly left Cincinnati. The committee was discharged and a move toward a national agreement was noted as unlikely, with resolutions urging unity and restoration of the Association to the national contract.
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League
New York
National League
Fifth Avenue
American Association
Kelly
Cincinnati
John B. Day
J. W. Spaldin
FE. ‘Talcott
Brooklyn
H. Byrne
Philadelphia
A. L. Reach
J. J. Rogers
Chicago
A. G. Spalding
J. A. Hart
Boston
A. H. Soden
W. H. Conant
Cleveland
Messrs. Robinson
Hawley and Howe
Pittsburg
J. P. O'Neil
Lewis Brown
John T. Brush
Obituary: Lorenzo Brentano Ex-Congressman Dies in Chicago
Lorenzo Brentano born November 4 1813 in Mannheim Baden Germany had a stirring career. He served in German parliaments revolutionary leadership roles then fled to the United States. In Illinois he edited the Staats Zeitung, served in the State Legislature and as Chicago Board of Education president before becoming U S Consul at Dresden and a Republican congressman from Illinois.
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Lorenzo Brentano
Chicago
Manheim
Grand Duchy of Baden
Germany
Heidelburg
Freiburg
Supreme Court of
Baden
Chamber of Deputies
Frankfurt
United States
Kalamazoo County
Mich
Illinois Staats-Zeitung
General Isaac F Quimby Dies at 77 in Rochester
General Isaac F. Quimby, a Princeton graduate and West Point classmate of General Grant, died in Rochester N Y at age 77. He led the Thirteenth New York Volunteers in the Civil War, became brigadier general in 1862, commanded a division under Grant, and later served as U S Marshal for the Northern District of New York before returning to academia at the University of Rochester.
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Isaac F. Quimby
Rochester
N. Y
Princeton
West Point Military Academy
Grant
University of Rochester
Quimby
New York Volunteers
State of
New York
Notable Deaths Span Salem to Charleston in 19th Century
The obituary list notes the passing of Joseph Beadle Webb a long time Salem ship carpenter known as a match locker who died at 11 to a mercantile partnership with his brother Benjamin including vessel ownership. James S Smith oldest U S coins maker died in Brooklyn at 85 or 86 after losing sight in recent years. KE Combs Worcester ex chief of fire department died after 43 years service and nearly twenty as chief. Colonel Samuel B Pickens died in Charleston aged 62, belonging to the Pickens family. Civil War veteran commanded Alabama Twelfth Infantry and was among the youngest colonels in service.
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Joseph Beadle Webb
Salem
En Jamin
Africa
James S. Smith
Department
Samuel B. Pickens
Charleston
South Carolina
Pickens
Alabama Infantry
Star Course lineup includes world famed artists and locals
Not all engagements are set but attractions announced include Edward Kemenyi the Hungarian violin virtuoso, New York Philharmonic Club, Lilian Nordica Boston prima donna, Gruenberg led ensemble, Mme Clementine De Vere, Italo Campanini, Walter Damrosch and the Symphony Orchestra of New York with Adolph Brodski, Charles Mole the flutist, Rev Thomas Dixon Jr, Misa Gertrude Edmands, Fritz Giese, J C Garnett and W H H Fessenden. Management aims to blend local and foreign talents and announce the full course next Saturday after final negotiations.
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Edward Kemenyi
New York Philharmonic Club
Mime
Lilian Nordica
Boston
Europe
Herr Gruenberg
Mme
Clementine de Vere
Italo Campanini
Symphony Orchestra of
New York
Walter Damrosch
Adolph Brodski
Organi Gation
Charles Mole
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Twenty-third Street Baptist Church
Misa Gertrude Edmands
Fritz Giese
J.C. Garnett
W. H H. Fessenden
Onors
Pepaine
New Baltimore liner Fairfax arrives from Norfolk at Central wharf
The handsome steamer Fairfax of the Baltimore line reached Central wharf at 10 yesterday forenoon on its first regular trip after a Delaware River trial trip. Built by Harlan & Hollingsworth for 140 passengers and 7000 bales of cotton, the iron tour-decker measures 270 feet by 42 feet by 34 feet and features ample pilot house and captain’s quarters, white and pale blue saloon, and staterooms with steam heat and electric lights.
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Baltimore
Norfolk
Central Wharf
Delaware River
Harlan & Hollingsworth Company
Wilmington
Del
George A. Dean
Merchants and Miners’ Transport Company
Arelief
Massachusetts Librarian Association Meeting in Salem
The fifth annual Massachusetts Librarian Association gathering will be in Salem on Thursday September 24 with about 160 attendees. After library inspections and a tour of local points of interest lunch will be at the Athenaeum and Superintendent Morey will read an essay. An appearance was filed by attorneys for Annie C. Severance heir at law of Mary F. S. Seames. Charlie Holt died from hydrophobia and will be buried with his grandfather, who died of the same disease.
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Massachusetts Librarian Association
Salem
Athenaium
Morey
Court House
E. F. Preston
San Francisco
Herbert L. Harding
Boston
Annie C. Severance
Mark Sibley Severance
Los Angeles
Cal
Mary F. S. Seames
Charlie Holt
Governor reviews Knights of Labor parade at State House
Governor Russell after a cattle fair trip directs Adjutant General Dalton to confer with James Maguire marshal of the Knights of Labor parade. Instead of Odd Fellows Hall review, the governor will review tonight from the State House as the torchlight procession passes beacon street around 8 40.
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Russell
Knights of Labor
State House
Dalton
James Maguire
K. of L
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Beacon Street
Actress Rose Coghlan's last minute special saves city debut
Philadelphia report recounts Rose Coghlan and Mr Sullivan missing their 7 10 to Broad Street and rushing a request to Pennsylvania Railroad headquarters. A telegraph plea for a Chestnut Hill special earned clearance. Engine and car joined a 7 31 departure, reaching Broad Street at 7 46 at near seventy miles per hour, with Coghlan reappearing on stage in time.
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Chestnut Street Theatre
Phildelphlia
New York
Mr. Sullivan
Wissahickon Inn
Broad Street
Chestnut Hill
Dorothy
Romahe Theatre
Miss Coghlan
Germantown
Jersey City
Ese Coghlan
Rose Cozilan
IS Determined To Die At Nonantum Incident
Mrs Margaret Columby of Nonantum aged about 30 drank Dalmatian powder in a personal crisis after her husband disappeared. Neighbors assisted the distressed woman who convulsed and fought of intervention, was treated at Cottage Hospital and survived the evening. Despondency cited as motive. Milk Producers Seek Higher Prices In Secret Meeting At United States Hotel Discussing strategies to press wholesalers for better milk prices amid rising middleman profits.
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Severan
Margaret Columby
Nonantum
Ellott
Lathe
Carroll
Cottage Hospital
Milk Producers’ Association
United States
Courts Rule Railway Must Unload Livestock Under Contract
In Benson vs Gray the court held the Old Colony Railroad liable to unload two horses under an express livestock receipt. The contract promised delivery and unloading at the destination, with owner bearing risk. a company rule requiring unloading by nonsignees could not override the clear terms. Judgment for the plaintiff.
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Nathaniel F. Benson
Charles A. Gray
Replevin
Old Colony Railroad Company
Boston
Newbedford
New Bedford
Dickinson
Gay
Allen
Seccomb
Provincial Insurance Company
Woodd
Farlow
Bondman
Spooner
Odicrne
New England Mutual Insurance Company
Massachusetts
Spelling
Fall
Hawkins
Warren
Ledden
Roberts
Amery
Boston Marine Insurance Company
Collender
Dinsmore
New York
The Walworth Case in the Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk reports the Attorney General alleging Walworth Electric Light & Power had chartered in 1887 and built wires in Boston without alderman consent, seeks injunction and removal. Boston Electric Light and Edison Electric named, constitutionality of 1887 statute challenged. writ of error noted. Insolvency and Superior Court items follow with various judgments and cases.
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Suffolk
Morrow
Walworth
Board of Gas and Electric Light Commissioners
Walworth Electric Light & Power Company
Boston Electric Light Company
Edison Electric Company
Boston
G. ©.Travis
E. Kk. Chaplin
Morris Kushinzki
Harris Simon
Municipal Court
City of
House of Correction
Lafe Court
Mr. Wilson
G. C.travis
Commonwealth
Gun Burst at Arsenal Kills Gunner Wounds Officer
Cunistrana reports a Kapp gun burst during a test at the arsenal today. A gunner was killed and an officer badly injured.
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Cunistrana
Duffy’s Pure Malt touted as unrivaled medicinal whiskey
An advertisement extols Duffy’s Pure Malt as a superior medicinal whiskey. It claims most illnesses respond to whiskey in hot water and jokes that whiskey is the best stimulant for cramps and coughs. It warns readers against competing brands and insists no other whiskey matches its purity and effectiveness.
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New York City
Duffy
Duffy's
Harrison Square Tennis Club Opens 7s Singles Tourney
The Harrison Square Tennis Club opened the singles of the 7s tennis tournament on Blanche street grounds yesterday. Results: Foster defeated Longstreet 6 4, Washburn beat Whall 6 1 5 6 6 4, McLaughlin beat Abbott 6 0 6 0, Breckenridge beat Mernam 5 6 6 1 6 3, Kellogg defeated Nute 6 0 6 1. Play resumes today at 9 o'clock.
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Breckenridge
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Kellogg
Nute
Sunday church notices across Boston churches
Arlington Street Church reopens for morning service at 10:30 with Rev. Dr. Brooks Merfore preaching. Second Church in Copley Square Boston holds 10:30 a.m. services with Rev. A. Trorton. First Sunday after Union services includes a 2:45 p.m. lecture by Mrs. H. Se Lake. Sunday School at 11, public invited. all seats free. Bourn Congregational, Exeter Street, Rev. Edwards Hale to preach at 10:30. Sunday School to reopen Oct. 4. St. John’s M. E. Church, Broadway Sout Boston, Rev. Louis Albert Hanks, DoD, pastor, presents “Angelic Models for Earthly Lives.” Prospect preaches at Berkeley Street. Union vesper service at Union Hall 5 Boylston Street with Rev. A. L. Mayo discussing common good, Damon Family musical program. Boston Young Men’s Christian Association hosts 9:15 a.m. Sunday School exposition and 3:45 p.m. young men’s address by Rev. Robert McDonald. Dr. Fulton to speak at 2:30 p.m. on New England and the French Exodus. sacred music by Miss Jennie Stewart and Sidney Woodward. Doors open 1:30, seats free.
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Brooks Merfore
Boston
Copley Square
Boylston Street
A. Trorton
SpraTvan Terie
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Mra. H Se Lake
Y.P
Robert McDonald
Warren Avenue Capital Church
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Mize Voices
Ehold
Joseph Stewart
F. C. Adams
C. W. Provior
Ds. Frivos
Hani
Fulton
Home
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Jennie Stewart
Sidney Woodward
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