Transatlantic vessel movements and arrivals reported
A compressed list details ships arriving or departing from ports such as Boston Liverpool New York Antwerp Havre Yokohama and London with dates mid September and several vessel names including Rhaetia Victoria and Odin along with origins from New York Glasgow Antwerp and Pensacola noted through September 19. The mosaic of ships shows maritime traffic patterns of the era and port connections across Atlantic and beyond.
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Oston
Kansas
Tiverpool
Thal
Liverpool
Galileo
New York
Andes
Caen
Hertha
St Nazaire
Stag
Philadelphia
New
Scilly
Otranto
Rhaetia
Pele
Montegony
Saratoga
Vera Cruz
Havana
Athos
Edwin
Antwerp
Marco Aurelio
Arcana
Glasgow
Yokohama
Rhynlaid
Jons Pate Ae
Gibraltar
Clintunta
Medit
Tal Tre
Nanaimo
San Francisco
Theucen
Tycho Brahe
New Orleans
Alaska
Lizard
Anerly
Baltimore
Dunkirk
Rouen
Weser
Bremen
London
Clandeboye
Pensacola
St Vincent
Matthew Kedlington
Cardiff
Havre
Wingates
Pillau
Welhaven
Perth Amboy
Stettin
Odin
Santander
Bremena
William Warren in Critical Condition
Condition at 10 oclock last evening remained unchanged, with Warren growing weaker despite the steady vigil. Medical staff report no improvement and keep him under close observation as his family awaits further updates.
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William Warren
Arrest of Fred Telfer for stealing a watch
Labor Day arrest of Fred Telfer for stealing a valuable watch reported on page 3. The brief notes the incident amid local crime coverage.
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South End
Massachusetts Horticultural Society
Fred Telfer
A. W. Beard
John D. Long
East Weymouth
John L. Sullivan
Maine Regiment
John A. Andrew Hall
Boston Light Infantry Veteran Corps
Masonic Supreme Council
Harvard
Tenement Fire Damages Dover Block in New Hampshire
Dover New Hampshire September 19 fire damaged P A Stackpole four story tenement block. Losses totaled 2300 with 600 ins urance remaining. Four tenants affected. Cause unknown. Nearby reports include Spokane Falls incidents wild unrest and arson fears, New Brunswick Presbyterian church fire, Rockland barn blaze, Bris bane Brisbane warehouses fire, and Montreal toy store blaze with multiple casualties.
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Dover
N.H
P. A. Stackpole
Spokane Fallls
W. T
Eueras
New Brunswick
N. J
First Presbyterian
Rockland
John Hobert
Hingham Street
Lennon
Brisbane
Queensland
Eagie Street
Brown's
Barker’s
Montreal
Que
W.H. Desperas
A. J. Plamondin
A. Timcott
Clothiers
Lumber Company Seeks Extension After Bank Mortgage
The St Michael s Jay Lumber Company of Toronto has suspended payment and seeks an extension. The delay stems from overextending at the defunct Central Bank with a mortgage on its plant that fell due yesterday. Assets and liabilities remain undetermined.
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Toronto
Ont
St. Michael's Jay Lumber Company
Central Bank
Postal Service Boss Jackson and Clerk Chapman Dismissed
New York on September 19 Postmaster General Dickinson removed R C Jackson superintendent of the railway mail service New York division and his clerk E L Chapman. Jackson has served twenty five years and Chapman forty years in the postal service.
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New York
R. C. Jackson
Railway Mail Service
New York Division
E. L. Chapman
Dickinson
Jackson
Mr. Chapman
Unionist Policy Conference at Bradford Highlights Tory Unity
London reports a Radical Unionists conference in Bradford with Lord Hartington praising the unionist record against home rule. Chamberlain warned the Liberal rupture would likely not heal, defending Irish policy and evictions while pledging to uphold law, order, and minority protections in Ireland.
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London
Bradford
Lord Hartington
England
Ireland
Chamberlain
Liberal Party
Gladstonians
National League
Barttelot reports Tippoo Tib's broken faith delays Congo expedition
Major Barttelot writes to the Emin Bey relief committee on June 4 detailing Tippoo Tib's failure to deliver the promised SOC men, supplying only 400, hindering logistics. He notes stores loss, carrier shortfalls, and Tippoo Tib's reluctance, yet praises European officers and asserts the expedition will proceed. He doubts Stanley is dead but lacks news, plans to press on toward Wadelai if needed.
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London
Barttelot
Emin Bey Relief Committee
Tippoo Tib
Tippoo ‘Tib
Tippoo ‘Ib
Stanley
Wadelai
Min
Jameson
Lippoo
Congo
Bulgarian Threats Press Balkan Autonomy Demand
The Svoboda threatens that if the Porte does not relieve Bulgarians in Macedonia from Greek clergy rule and grant autonomy under the Berlin treaty, yielding administration to Bulgaria, the Eastern question will be reopened.
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Soria
Svoboda
Porte
Macedonia
Berlin
Bulgaria
German Gendarme Found Dead Near French Frontier
The body of a German gendarme with a bullet wound to the head was found in a thicket about thirty metres from the frontier. It is believed he was shot by German smugglers and their victim was moved into French territory.
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St. John’s
N. F
Newfoundland
Dominion
Bradford
Cuba
Paris
Parnell Subscription and Military Changes Abroad
London reports total subscriptions to fund Mr Parnell's Times litigation reaching 15000 dollars. Also that Henry James and Attorney General Webster may represent the Times before the Parnell inquiry. Berlin announces many military changes with General Pape and General Meerschidt assuming key commands. Emperor William ends maneuvers and departs. Moscow says Tolstoi plans retirement with Ostrowsky or Mannasseine to succeed. Venice notes authors' copyright may include translation rights and Berne convention urged. Constantinople states Turkey refuses to sanction Red Sea protocol appended to Suez treaty.
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London
Walter Barttelot
Major Barttelot
Africa
Parnell
The
Times
Webster
Henry James
Bern
Berlin
Pape
Marken
Brandenburg
Meerschidt
General Pape
William
Lubert Alstock
Moscow
Count Tolstoi
M. Ostrowsky
M. Mannasserie
M. Mannasseiie
Veniox
International Literary and Artistic Congress
Congress
United States
Constantinople
Turkey
Red Sea
Ape
Suez
Forged Quotations and Walker Reply to Winter
Joseph H. Walker responds to G. Winter regarding circulated quotations in the Home Market Club dispute. He insists on verification or withdrawal of the extracts and notes that he will forward the matter to Mr Radclyffe for confirmation, while distancing himself from deceptive campaign tactics. Walker also says he will send the letter to the press and cites concerns about tariff positions and British press influence.
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Worcester
Sorean
Joseph H. Walker
G. Winter
Charles George Winter
Glenwood
Mass
Great Britain
Grover Cleveland
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Ithurmen
Home Market Club
Boston Herald
Radclyffe
J. H. Walker
Prohibitionists and Republicans Nominate in New Hampshire
In Woopsville Grafton county Prohibitionists nominate Berry Sears Briggs Drury Pennock Clarke Palmer Hayes. They warn a strong Republican showing could beat them amid opposition to a radical pro whiskey platform. In Dover Strafford county Republicans nominate Walker Pierce Pinkham Tompkins Hayes Demeritt Rowe Kiam. In Wotriro no, Democrats nominate Frank K. Hobbs of Ossipes for Senator.
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Woopsville
N. H
Sprcta
Grafton County
John C. Berry
Plymouth
Dexter C. Sears
Oxford
Fred Briggs
Bristol
Arthurr. Drury
Easton
George W. Pennock
Lisbon
Boris Clarke
Campton
Frederick B. Palmer
Lyme
A. H. Hayes
Littleton
Thas
Dover
N. Y
Strafford County
Henry F. Walker
Rochester
W. S. Pierce
Great Falls
Alonzo T.pinkham
Frank 8. Tompkins
James 5. Hayes
G. P. Demeritt
J. P. Rowe
P. C O. Kiam
New Durham
Wotrirono
Frank K. Hobbs
Ossipes
Opposed to Confederation Shifts in Newfoundland News
The Colonist reports a large meeting in St John s N F opposing confederation with Canada saying no deputation should be sent to Ottawa and pledging to defend responsible government. Veterans from 1869 attended and vowed defeat of confederation supporters as delegation talks are postponed.
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St. John’s
N. F
Newfoundland
Dominion
Ottawa
Dominion of
Canada
Sone
Confederation
United States
United Labor party opens convention at Cooper Union
The New York State convention of the United Labor party met at Cooper Union with Blakeney presiding. McParlin, Cleary, and Wilson were elected temporary officers. Delegates clashed over committee appointments as Cowdery and Dr. Houghton spoke, and the platform urged opposition to the conspiracy law, sympathy for Ireland, and eight hour work, printing electoral tickets with Labor, Democratic, and Republican nominees.
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New York
United Labor Party
Cooper Union
Blakeney
Dr. McGlynn
James Redpath
Robert H. Cowdery
W. A.T. Wakefield
Lawrence J. McParlin
Lockport
James A. Cleary
Jamestown
Rufus R. Wilson
Elmira
McPar
Robert H. Cowdrey
Houghton
Ckeahiy Clancey
Kings County
Ireland
Pierson
Harrison's Busy Day at Public Hearings and Tariff Talk
General Harrison greeted callers from 7:30 AM in Indianapolis and delivered speeches to visiting delegations. He addressed 1,500 attendees from Iroquois County Illinois and La Porte Indiana at University Park, arguing for a protective tariff and warning that low wages and cheaper goods would follow. He also debated surplus funds and bank interactions, urging voters to choose tariffs as protection against public robbery and to reflect on national treasury use.
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Pianapolis
Harrison
Seventh Indiana Cavalry
Iroquois County
Ill
la Porte
Ind
University Park
Randall
Republican Party
Secretary of the Treasury
Grundy County
A Cyclone's Terrible Work on Cuba's Coast
Havana reports from Avisador Commercial describe a cyclone that killed over 1000 on the island with millions in damage to ships, estates, and crops. Sagua losses top $6,000,000, many houses ruined. deaths exceed 100 at Cardenas, and # of fatalities and property losses spread from Caibarien to Matanzas with extensive guano storehouse destruction.
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Havana
Avisador Commercial
Sagua
Isabella
Caibarien
Matanzas
Santa Feresa
Senor Juan Ona
Armonia
Mora & Co
Flor de Sagna
Amezaga & Co
Sagna
Batabano
Consolacion del Sur
Cuba
Vera Cruz
Yellow fever bulletin reports worsening Jacksonville outbreak
Jacksonville reports 130 new cases and 14 deaths in the past day bringing totals to 13338 cases and 170 deaths. Many new patients are among suburban Negro residents. camps for refugees are prepared as authorities urge relocation for food and safety. aid funds show broad donations from individuals and firms, while a hospital fund request notes $20000 needed for Jacksonville convalescents.
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Interstate Commission
Burlington & Northern Railroad
Whitney
Lenox
Boston
Hunt
Albany
Jacksonville
Fla
Hennie Warren
John O'Brien
Frank Foster
Keecelus Richards
George Thompson
Eliza Mosley
Oldfield
Frances W. Owlston
Mr. Foster
East Adams Street
H. Gunthall
Gainesville
Snowden
Episcopal Church
McClenny
Sweeney
Western Union Telegraph Company
Galveston
Morristown
Turner
Jordan, Marsh & Co
Charles Allen
S. A. Woods Machine Company
Frank Herman & Co
John Jeffries & Son
Lucy Pearson
James H. Carleton
Haverhill
Charles E. Ware
Brattleboro
Vieesenecrose
Arioch Wentworth
Boston Grove
Eliot Church
Newton
Edward Motley
Little, Brown & Co
Soars
Charitable
Irish Society of Boston
Patrick F. Sullivan
Treas- Uebt
White & Stickney
Pierce & Newcomb
Turner Bros
Carson & Cook
John Zoller
E.T. Whitney
James Morrison
George W. Snow
KR. B. Munsey
R. Newcomb
K. M. Lee
Edgar M. Cox
George HE. Fuller
H. M. Burbank
Coftin
E. M. Nickerson
Friend
Otter
Kate
George Frost
Pooia
Russell Addresses Palmer Workingmen A Large Enthusiastic Crowd
Democratic nominees W E Russell W N Osgood and J G Donovan spoke in Palmer on September 19 at Nassawanno House before a crowd estimated around five thousand. Russell urged tariff reform and tax relief for farmers and workers emphasizing lower duties on essential goods and wool from mills.
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M. EK. Haradon
Massachusetts
Belchertown
Warren
Indian Orchard
North Wilbraham
Monson
Ware
Springfield
East
West Brookfield
8S. L. Ferry
Palmer
Cleveland and Thurman Club
Huntley
J. B. Carroll
Russell
New England
Commonwealth
National Treasury
Cleveland
Bridgewater
Arthur T. Lyman
Robert Bleakie
Lyman
Charman
Monument Dedicat ed by Survivors of Third Massachusetts Cavalry
A large crowd attended the monument dedication in Wixcrrster Virginia by the survivors of the Third Massachusetts Cavalry. Captain W H Cunningham of Boston presented the monument to Captain Russell Exhio tt. A Boston poem by Captain Grover was read and an address by Colonel David P Murry of Cambridgeport was delivered.
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Wixcrrster
Third Massachusetts Cavalry
National Cemetery
Boston
Russell ©. Exhiott
Grover
David P. Murry
Cambridgeport
Day at Columbus Law Day Recalls Ohio Bar History
In Columbus Ohio on September 19 lawyers gathered for Law Day at the centennial with Judge Thurman presiding. Letters of regret were read for Chief Justice Fuller and for men of Ohio's early bar era. Thurman delivered a reflective reminiscence of prominent members from the state's formative legal history.
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Columbus
Judge Thurman
Pon
Fuller
Monersl &Min Harrison
Thurman
Ta Ley
Ohio
Artist traces Hunt mural in New York Assembly chamber
Charles M. Lange traced Hunt murals The Discoverer on the south wall while Flight of Night on the north wall is deemed unsalvageable. Holes for a new ceiling will be cut into the wall and blocks preserved for potential removal to New York or Boston if authorized by legislature. Henry D. Williams represents Boston supporters prepared to fund $5000 for the move.
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Axurany
N. Y
SprcrAt
Andrews
Charles M. Lange
Hunt
Lange
Smith
New York
Boston
Henry D. Williams
Ilill
Liquor Seizure At Boston & Maine Depot
Police seized 135 gallons of bottled pale ale and 65 gallons of bottled London stout at the Boston & Maine freight depot. Curran & Joyce bottlers of Lawrence claim the right to sell in original packages, imported directly from England. Police deny the right and will seek confiscation if court rules permit. test case to be pursued.
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Harrison
Page
Russell
Palmer
Lawrence
United Labor Party
Cooper Union
New York
London
Boston & Maine
Curran & Joyce
England
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