Which is the winner of the Newport yacht race fizzle
Report from Washington notes Manning resignation soon and Bayard to receive the treasury portfolio. A Boston foreign mails schedule starts Oct 1. Warm Springs and Chiricahua Indians arrive at Florida reservation. Newport yacht race ends as a fizzle due to no wind, Mayflower finish uncertain. Serious pleuro pneumonia near Chicago milkmen. Knighthood gathering in St. Louis for con clave. Insane father kills his three year old daughter in Troy. Labor troubles at Miller Cook shop unresolved. Sullivan defeats Heartd at Allegheny City. Canadian officials allege undervaluation against Aver Co. in Lowell. John J Forbes funeral in Lowell. Death of Charleston mayor’s mother. Relief work praised as satisfactory.
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Treasury
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Florida Reservation
Newport
Marbishead
Chicago
Knights Templars
Troy
N. Y
Miller Cook, Jr
Whitman
Salem and
Peabody
Sullivan
Heartd
Allegheny City
Lowell
William E. Gould
First National Bank of
Portland
John J. Forbes
Aver & Co
David J. Adams
Halifax
Saurday
Samuel D
Ellis
Victoria Beach
Courtenay
Charleston
Galatea to Stay in New York All Winter
The Stranger, Lieutenant and Mrs Henn plan to berth the Galatea in New York for the winter. Mr Hess declines the Eastern Club race due to unfamiliar tides and shoals. Commodore and Mrs Gerry visited the Henns. Citizens committee offers four cups. The Gitana and Mayflower likely cost $500, the Stranger $350, and the Cinderella $300.
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Lieutenant
Henn
New York
Hess
Commodore
Gerry
Citizens Committee
Regatta Committee to Decide Newport Race Outcome
New York dispatch says regatta committee members will arrive from Newport by tomorrow morning for a 10 a m meeting to decide the winning vessel in the Newport race. One member reached the city this morning from Newport but then departed for Long Ranch.
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New York
Regatta Committee
Newport
Long Ranch
Manning Will Resign Says Washington Sunday Paper
Washington reports Manning will resign as Secretary of the Treasury about Oct. 1 with president’s formal acceptance. A cabinet reshuffle is hinted, possibly turning Treasury to a party veteran and State to another figure. The dialogue mentions Lamar and Uncle Joe McDonald of Indiana as potential successors candidate.
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Joe McDonald
Boston
The
Sunday Herald
Manning
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
Ane
Senate Committee On Finance
State Department
Mississippi
Lamar
Indiana
Ottoman and Marcotte Furnishings Displayed at Sale
The catalog lists Upholstered Furniture and Draperies, Mirrors, Walnut Dining Furniture, China Glass and Plated Ware, Walnut and Ebenz ed Chamber Furniture, Bookcases Etagere Chiffonniere Hair Mat tresses Bedding Wardrobe Bedsteads Kitchen Ware and related items.
Boston Urges Subscriptions to Aid Exigencies Fund
Advices from Charleston note liberal national aid but say it is insufficient to meet unexpected ex igencies. Boston aims for 100000 with branches urged to contribute. Citizens in New England towns without subscriptions are asked to forward funds to EBEN D. JORDAN, Treasurer, Jordan, Marsh & Co., Washington street, Boston. Committee names listed with secretary French.
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Charleston
Boston
Bosteen
New England
Eben D. Jordan
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Washington Street
Mass
Hucn O'Brien
Exnen DL
Jorpa
Henry J. Bown
Asa P. Porren
JosrEin H. Curr
William Gaston
Walter H
Rioting flares in Belfast and Liverpool spreading unrest
Rioting broke out again in Belfast with several dead and wounded. The Violet Cameron and the Daly and Thalia theatrical companies sailed for America. Inflammatory socialist speeches at Liverpool provoked a riot.
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Belfast
Violet Cameron
Daly and
Thalia
America
Liverpool
Clergymen and Lodges Gather as City News Flows
Dr Withrow declines Chicago call at Park Street Church while Rev E A Horton preaches first time since Europe. Sovereign Grand Lodge of Oda Fellows arrives in Boston for convention. Carney Hospital fair plans move forward. Dr Bartel resumes pulpit after vacation addressing earthquake and city defalcations. Stock market steady with Atchison weakness rumors. Union Pacific semiannual released. New York bank statement favorable as Nearing House reports nationwide gains.
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Withrow
Park Street
Chicago
E. A. Horton
Europe
Sovereign Grand Lodge of Oda
Boston
Carney Hospital
Bartel
Atchison
Union Pacific
New York
Street Fight in Lowell Ends in Police Intervention
In Lowell on Moody street James Cashman was attacked by a drunken group of French Canadians after an earlier altercation. A crowd gathered, a violent brawl followed, and police intervened to prevent further bloodshed. Ernest and George Bernard were arrested amid found weapons including a clasp-knife and an ice-pick.
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Lowell
James Cashman
Moody Street
Ernest
George Bernard
Another Bank Defaulter in Portland Bank Cashier Gould
The First National Bank of Portland reports cashier William E Gould is a defaulter with estimated loss not exceeding 87000. Bank capital is 1000000 with 300000 surplus. Comptroller notified. Gould remains jailed awaiting action. Directors back the course, denying impact on bank operations.
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William E. Gould
First National Bank
Portland
First National Bank of Portland
Gould
Dee
The Entombed Miners Found Dead in Gas-Filled Chamber
Scranton Pennsylvania report states the first pick to Readdy's chamber in Marvin slope breached a gas-filled heading. The deadly atmosphere makes survival for three minutes impossible. All men are presumed dead. removal of gas will take 24 to 48 hours before bodies can be reached.
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Boston
Scranton
Penn
Readdy
Marvin Slope
Yachts Race Finishes Yet Uncertain as Mayflower Leads
Newport Sept 19 yachts left harbor with a general sense of fatigue after Saturday’s drift race. Commodore Gerry noted finish times from the lightship with Galatea and Mayflower finishing close, the Mayflower ahead by a length in overall results. A regatta committee in New York must decide, with fouls and handicaps unsettled, and the season ending with mixed outcomes and pending decisions on the Stranger protest.
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Sprcray
New York Yacht Club
New York
Block Island
Galatea
Miranda
Clara
Stranger
Gitana
Thetis
Sachem
Brenton’s Reef
West Island
Point
Judith
Rhode Island
R. L
Gerry
Electra
Krenton
Reef
H. M
Regatta
May Hower
Cinderella
Eastern Yacht Club
Marblehead
Fortuna
Boston
Williams
West Island Light
Henn
Cinderalla
Bertie
Regatta Committee
Adams Trial Ruling Fails to Bar Reporters In Court
In Haureux on Sept 19 the David J Adams trial resumed with newspaper witnesses in place. US counsel Meagher sought to exclude reporters, but the commissioner could not grant the demand, and Russell argued the press would stay. Ellis testified selling bait to the captain as the vessel, once American, now English owned, neared Deer Island.
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Mr. Meagher
Samuel D. Ellis
Victoria Beach
David J. Adams
Ellis
Lansdowne
Adams
Deer Island
North Sydney
Sullivan Defeats Hearld in Brief Coliseum Fight
In Pittsburg on Sept 18 John L Sullivan defeated Frank Hearld in a disputed brief bout at Allegheny City Coliseum. Police halted the second round amid a staged clash, referee ruling Sullivan winner as 3000 spectators booed. Sullivan planned a later trip to the Pacific coast while Hearld stays for next Chicago bout.
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John L. Sullivan
Frank Hearld
Coliseum
Allegheny City
Murphy
Sullivan
Hearld
Rgy
Nicetown
East
Pacific Slope
Bradbury
Chicago
Geneva Park
President's party Endures Rainy Adirondacks Jaunt
Prosrret House New York September 19. The President's party endures a rainy day in the Adirondacks with no plans for indoor diversions. They expect to move tomorrow to Poolsmith and depart Tuesday toward Rouse's Point via Vermont Central, then connect to Albany on the same special car.
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Prosrret
N. Y
Adirondacks
Poolsmith
Paul’s
Vermont Central
Rouse’s Point
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Albany
Forbes Dies After Brutal Stabbing by Weldy
John J. F. Forbes died yesterday from wounds inflicted by Charles Weldy on Thursday night. Funeral services were held this afternoon, and a large Catholic cemetery procession accompanied the remains. Universal condemnation of the murderer and regret that he cannot be hanged under the law were expressed.
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SrediAu
John J. F. Forbes
Charles Weldy
Microscope Photos Shed Light On Butter Crystals
Wasu Hineton notes Dr Thomas Taylor of the agricultural department photographs fat and butter crystals under a microscope with Dr Parsh of Philadelphia. The work aims to identify fat globules and foreign substances, a method tied to Taylor's claims and legal use in butter fraud prosecutions.
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Wasu Hineton
Thomas Taylor
Agricultural Department
Parsh
Philadelphia
Taylor
Postmasters Appointed in Massachusetts Towns
Washington September 19 Special The following postmasters were appointed yesterday for Massachusetts S J Jewett East Princeton L Chandler Princeton L K Boyer Princeton Depot The notice lists three new postmasters and their jurisdictions with no further details.
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Massachusetts
S. J. Jewett
East
Princeton
L. Chandler
L. K. Boyer
Boston’s Foreign Mails Time Table Change
Washington announces tomorrow the new foreign mails timetable from Boston to take effect October 1. Cunard steamers showing eight and a half days or less to Queenstown will receive full mails. Gallea Scythia and Cephalonia are listed. Pavonia misses eight and a half days. Bothnia may gain full mails if its next two trips meet the average.
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Washington
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Bell
Cunard
Queenstown
Gallia
Scythia
Cephalonia
Pavonia
Bothnia
Sunday at Charleston reports relief efforts and church services
Charleston South Carolina September 19. Reeded after earthquake the city sees restored telegraph and phone services. Heavy morning rain worsened conditions for campers but relief work progresses. Immediate Relief Company grants funds for clothing bedding furniture and livelihood restoration. Mayor Courtenay's mother dies at 61.
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Mariners
Grace Church
Second Presbyterian
J.S. Riggs
St. John’s Lutheran
Immediate Relief Company
Pari Oy
Captain Dawson
The
News and Courier
Courtenay
Prominent Boston Businessman Attacked in East Boston
About 10 pm last night a man with a bloodied face staggered into Station 54 claiming he was attacked on Meridian Street East Boston by three or four men. He was robbed of $50 and heavily intoxicated. He refused to name himself but said he is a Fort Hill Square businessman and a Saratoga Street Church choir singer.
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Meridian Street
East Boston
Fort Hill Square
Saratoga Street
Dr Pierce's Pellets Cure Sick Headache
A brief notice states that a sick and bilious headache was cured by Dr. Pierce's Pellets, presenting a testimonial style health claim typical of patent medicine advertising.
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Dr. Pierce
Knights Templar Gather for 23rd Triennial Conclave in St Louis
Knights Templar converge on St Louis for the twenty third triennial conclave with about 2000 visitors by 5 PM and a California delegation of 700 arriving with bands and a bear cub. Devotional exercises drew roughly 1000 knights at Exposition Music Hall, directed by George Betts and John Vineill, as local choirs sang before the work begins Tuesday.
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St. Louis
Knights Templar
California
Laclede
Ivanhoe Commandery
No. 8
Mounted
Exposition Music Hall
Tooq
Knidits
George C. Betts
John P. Vineill
Egment Proehlich
Cows Slaughtered Over Pleuro Pneumonia Near Ridgeland
Chicago reports state veterinarians slaughtered two cows and a calf at a Ridgeland farm for pleuro pneumonia. five head on the Harver milkman’s property show symptoms and are isolated amid weak quarantine enforcement. officials plan round the clock watching, noting cattle wander with little fencing. Ridgeland suburb feeds much of Chicago’s milk supply.
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Carne
Ridgeland
Harver
Harner
Casewell
Board of Commissioners
Chicago
Weather Indications For New England And Eastern New York
For New England and eastern New York, expect local rains followed by fair weather. Temperatures will be slightly cooler or nearly stationary with westerly winds shifting to northerly. Cautionary signals remain at Portland and Eastport sections.
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Washington
New England
New York
Portland
Eastport
Observations Elsewhere Meteorological Record
Yesterday’s weather record across stations shows synchronized timing up to 10 p m. Data compiled from multiple locations notes temperature, humidity, wind direction and speed, and atmospheric pressure readings. The standardized time alignment indicates comparable conditions and enables regional comparison of meteorological trends.
Horsford Acid Phosphate Strengthens the Intellect
Dr D P McClure of Rantoul endorses Horsford acid phosphate as beneficial for strengthening the intellect, calling it a useful tonic for mental vigor.
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Horsford
D. P. McClure
Rantoul
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