Weather forecast and railroad collision blame report
Forecast for New England shows fair conditions and steady temperatures into Monday with slight warming later. A Vermont Board of Railroad Commissioners report assigns civil blame to Conductor Button and Engineer Chils on for a collision near Rockville on August 30 involving a special train and a 21 car hog freight, stating gross carelessness and inexcusableness.
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New Hampshire
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Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New York
Hartworp
Board of Railroad Commissioners
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Central Vermont Railroad
Rooksville
Button
Chillson
Vermont Railroad Commissioners
Central Vermont
Steam shovel breaks down on Cambridge Main Street rails
A rear wheel of a truck carrying a large steam gravel shovel broke on the West End railroad tracks on Main street Cambridge early last evening, interrupting travel for hours. The steam shovel weighs about eighteen tons and is owned by James Killion.
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West End
Main Street
Cambridge
James Killion
Estes and Lauriat Rare Books Auction Alternative
Esteemed dealers Estes and Lauriat advertise a fine selection of old and rare books with frequent additions from their London agent. They purchase whole libraries for cash, avoiding auction hassles and expenses. 301 305 Washington St Kostos.
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Estes & Lauriat
Washington St
Kostos
Secretary Blaine Heads to Washington in Early News
Page 1 reports Secretary Blaine travels to Washington. Page 2 notes details of a new baseball organization with ten men leaving the old league. Page 5 mentions Wisconsin General Lucius Fairchild as a potential pensions commissioner and several cabinet reshuffle rumors. Page 6 covers a circular to agency physician applicants and treasury plans on sugar and tobacco valuations in New York.
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Morse
Hartford
Blaine
Washington
Lucius Fairchild
Wisconsin
Army Orders Change Stations and Duties in Southwest
Washington Sept 22 Special Army orders move Surgeon Leonard T Lovering from Fort Mojave Arizona to Fort Waingate New Mexico. First Lieutenant Thomas R Adams Fifth Artillery receives a three month leave extension. Second Lieutenant John C Walsh Signal Corps loses Northwest telegraph duties. Second Lieutenant Benjamin M Pursell takes over these duties, relieving Second Lieutenant Frank Green from temporary management.
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Leonard T. Lovering
Fort Mojave
Arizona
Fort Waingate
New Mexico
Thomas R. Adams
Fifth Artillery
John C. Walsh
Signal Corps
Northwest
Benjamin M. Pursell
Frank Green
Brakeman Edward Dolphy Injured After Train Fall
Edward Dolphy a brakeman for the New York and New England railroad living at 194 Harrison avenue fell from a train yesterday and sustained serious head injuries. He was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital for treatment.
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Edward Dolphy
Harrison Avenue
New York & New England Railroad
Massachusetts General Hospital
Transatlantic steamship arrivals and departures dated September listings
A long list of ships with origin ports and dates in September shows arrivals at New York and other ports from Liverpool, Bermuda, Kingston, Hull, Havre, St Johns, and more. Entries include vessels such as Alaska, Orinoco, Glendower, Salerno, Ocean, Kaiser Wilhelm II, and Etruria among many others.
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Catalonia
Liverpool
New York
Alaska
Alvena
Kingston
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Hi. F. Dimock
Orinoco
Bermuda
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J. D. Jones
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la Gascogne
Havre
Mumbold
Rio Janeiro
Glendower
Mloilo
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Yavana
Emmna
Ha Sini
Kaiser Wilhelm If
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Ocean
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Elve
New Oork
Pee Lizard
la Champagne
New
Hamburg
Oevelgonne
Glasgow
Ereltane
Philadelphia
Pomeranian
Montreal
Gibraltar
Saltram
Mediterranean
Aboraca
Newcastle
N. B
Hull
Eng
Martello
Antwerp
Noordland
Vanecouvre
Prawle Point
Crown Prince
Dunkirk
Southampton
Hermann
Queenstown
Etruria
Plymouth
Gellert
Fire destroys Kensington business section in Harrrax Nova Scotia
The Kensington business portion on P. E. I. was totally destroyed by a fire. Loss estimated at 75000 dollars with 40000 dollars insured. English companies including Queen City of London and Imperial involved. Forest fires west of Summerside razed mills and homes. several people escaped. A rain partly subdued the flames. In New Jersey, three Leonard and Ellis refinery filter houses containing 1000 barrels each burned Friday night, nearly 500000 dollars loss. The Nashua freight boat dock fire caused minor deck damage.
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N.S
Kensington
Queen City of London
Imperial, Royal
Summerside
New York
Leonard & Ellis’s
Shady Side
Hudson County
N. J
Nashua
Providence Line
Citizen Train at Boston Theatre Inks Onstage Stunt
George Francis Train spoke for over two hours at the Boston Theatre last night, barely letting the audience speak. He arrived with a tall silk hat on his head and a light overcoat, moved about the stage, and complained no proper posters were ready for his appearance.
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George Francis Train
Boston
New York
Notable Guests Fill Boston Hotels During Winter Season
A long list of prominent visitors check into Boston hotels. Mile. Rhea stars at the Globe and stays at the Thorndike, with many others including Miss Sadie Martinot at Adams House and the Earl of Carmouth bound for Niagara Falls. The roster spans England, Japan, Canada, and several U.S. states, featuring actors, horsemen, and city travelers registered at Tremont, Parker House, Union United, and other downtown hotels.
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Rhea
Globe
Thorndike
W. Hl. McDonald
Sadie Martinot
New York
Adams House
Earl of Carmouth
England
Tremont House
Niagara Falls
Sir William Roste
United States
Frank H. Davis
Chicago
S. Oi
Tokio
Japan
B. F. Wright
St. Paul
Farmer Miles
Illinois
J. L. Bowen
Canada
C. Nelson
Waterville
S. Blanchard
Richmond
Vendome
B. FE. Warren
Fred I. Warren
Michigan
G. D. Johnson
Andover
George L. McElroy
John Tweddle
Albany
N. Y
F. W. Paine Spa
Boston
J. G. Schumann
Ithaca
Philadelphia
F. W. Munson
Dennison
Tex
W. L. Dewey
Young
S—G. A. Young
Winnipeg
W. J. White
Cleveland
J. Croft
Edward V. Low
London
Eng
W. W. Carson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Tremont
Frank M. Howes
Dorchester
Louis N. Stokes
Ben Heman
Nashville
Venn
Joseph Jewell
Washington
George H. Brace
Sioux Falls
Dak
H. J. Clay
A. Clifford
Adams
George H. Stowell
Charles H. Long
Claremont
N. H
Frederic W. Hunter
Cincinnati
James Walliams
Bedford
P. Wolcott
Owensboro
A. H. Wellington
Minneapolis
Minn
P. Gott
Bangor
John Splan
I. Small
Saginaw
T. G. Corcoran
H. W. Jacobs
City
Charles Keidel
Baltimore
A. L. Phillips
Jessie Bartlett Davis
John Barron
San Antonio
Tech
John B. Downey
Pueblo
Cal
S. W. Eaton
David Twigg
St. Albans
N. B. Sargent
H. J. Burbank
N. Sewell
Rockland
George Taylor
Paul
Georgia
A. Franklin Brown
Westboro
G. W. MacAvoy
Lroy
George K. Alien
F.L. Hawley
A.J. Burbank
Pitsburg
Penn
Boulanger Wins Montmartre in Quiet Paris Election
Paris reports a calm election day as rain cleared streets and Boulangists rally in Montmartre after General Boulanger's victory. Voters lined up early, with official tallies showing Boulangist gains and several districts ordering second ballots. Tangiers notes the Sultan of Morocco’s entry with 20 000 followers and a ten day stay, as a Spanish squadron reaches the port.
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Montmartre
Sultan of
Morocco
Tangiers
Wilkie Collins
Paris
Presse
Avignon
Boulangist Committee
Boulangist Club
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Thiebaud
M. Rouvier
Grasse
Alpes-Maritimes
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Chamber of Deputies
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Petit
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Berger
Strauss
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Naquet
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Martin
Serve
Belleville
Rochefort
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la Croix
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Nic
Bin
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Hotel de Ville
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Tee
Ruel
Folie-Mericourt
Floquet
Nicot
Allemane
St. Germain
Mermeir
Cochin
Frebault
Cadiz
Tis City
Wilkie Collins Faces Serious Relapse in London
London report states novelist Wilkie Collins has suffered a serious relapse of his bronchial illness and is not likely to recover. The Sept. 22 bulletin cites doubts about his chances of recovery and notes his frail condition.
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London
That Spanish Vessel Supposed to Be Carry ing Goods Contraband of War
Maparip Sept 22 The Moorish Minister of Foreign Affairs replies to Spain about the capture of a Spanish vessel by Rif Rifian forces off the Morocco coast He says the vessel was believed to carry contraband of war and asks Madrid to aid inquiry The Madrid government refuses delay and desires swift action.
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Quebec
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Montmartre
H. M. S. Lly
Wilkie Collins
Maparip
Morocco
Madrid
Landslide Victims Mourned in Quebec Funeral Line
Seven hundred Ship Laborers' Society members led the funeral for landslide victims in Quebec. At St Patrick's Church Father Hayden presided with deacon Father Welsh and sub-deacon Father Maguire. Orphans lined the route at St Bridget's Asylum as twenty one bodies were interred. others to be buried in family plots after debris exhumation. General Cameron and Major Mayne with Kingston engineers will survey the heights for prevention. About two hundred workers remain active at the site.
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Woodfield Cemetery
St. Bridget’s Asylum
Cameron
Mayne
Royal School of Engineers
Kingston
Ont
Blaine Heads to Washington for Wedding Preparations
Secretary Blaine leaves Bar Harbor for Washington as Emmons Blaine and Miss McCormick set to wed next Thursday. Mrs Blaine and family plan to Boston then Richfield Springs to join the secretary after the marriage. Emmons and his bride will travel on a private car provided by a railroad official.
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Hale
Ellsworth Station
Bangor
Boutelle
Augusta
Joseph H. Manley
J. Manchester Haynes
Brunswick
Portland
Post
Washington
Emmons
New Baseball Union Formed as Players Control 1890
A morning report details the Brotherhood of Professional Baseball Players backing a new eight club league to be run by players and capitalists. The United Business Association will pool expenses and receipts, guarantee salaries, and award prizes with profits split between clubs, players, and investors.
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Brotherhood of Professional Baseball Players
John M. Ward
New York
Dennis Brouthers
Boston
Timothy J. Keefe
Anson
Williamson
Burns
Brotherhood
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Brooklyn
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Pittsburg
Cleveland
Buffalo
Chicago
Indianapolis
Washington
Rowe, White and Myers
Albert L. Johnson
Hugh Grant
C. VanCott
Beers
A. L. Johnson
Johnson
Jim White
John Brown
George Myers
Olympic Park
Association
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Ward
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Clarkson
Bostons
Zimmer
Faatz
Clevelands
Rowe
White
Myers
Buffalos
Dunlap
Hanlon
Pittsburgh
A.G. Mills
W. A. Hulburt
League
Mills
Association of American Athletes
American Association
Gaffney
Ferguson
McQuaid
John Kelly
Knight
Lynch
Double murder shocks Pennsylvanian town
Seely Hopkins of Phillipsburg killed his wife and mother in law after a long spate of quarrels and jealousy. He shot them on the first and third floors of their home then fired at his head at a nearby stable, but survived. He confessed to the doctor.
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Penn
Dr. Pierce
President Harrison Ends Deer Park Visit With Quiet Day
President Harrison spent his last Sunday in the mountains at Deer Park quietly with no church service and a final walk with Benjamin Jr. He and Mrs. Harrison plan to leave Deer Park next Saturday for Washington to attend the Congress of the Three Americas. The week includes short trips to Elkins West Virginia and Cumberland Maryland for a centennial celebration. Mr and Mrs Robert McKee depart for Indianapolis, with Mrs McKee not returning to Washington until December.
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Moore
Fleetwood Park
Saugus
Salem
Deer Park
Washington
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Lancaster
Penn
Boston & Maine
Mahone
Seely Hopkins
Philadelphia
Harrison
Benjamin, Jr
Congress of the ‘Three Americas
Elkins
W. Va
West Virginia Central Railroad
Cumberland
Robert McKee
Indianapolis
McKee
Trotting Stallions Featured At Mystic Park Fair
Old and noted New England trotting stallions will be shown at Mystic Park during the New England Trotting Horse Breeders fair with three stake races daily plus cups and purses. Jamaica Pond regatta winners include A Mills and A H Smith in doubles, Smith Dutt Hopkins Woodworth in fours, W H Young in single scull. Longwood cricket team defeats a picked side 106 to 52. other cricket results list Mystics, West Ends, Lowells, Pawtuckets, and Hyde Parks. Rain delays push colt races to today with Mary B versus Mollie J for $500 a side. Kerr vs Pettitt world championship match at Longwood Wednesday.
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Dutt
Hopkins
Woodworth
Lim
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Lowell
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Newport
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Somerville
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Beacon Park
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Mollie J
George Kerr
Thomas Pettitt
Boston and Washington clash under double umpire system
Washington outplayed by Boston despite errors piling up for both sides. Umpire Powers drew sharp criticism as Boston’s bats lagged at times but might have won on fair calls. final score questions linger amid disputed decisions and erratic fielding from both teams.
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Boston
Bostons
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Lackson
Ganzel
Kelly
Ha Idock
Law
Odd Baseball Scores Across Cities
A jumble of city pairings shows score lines including Philadelphia over New Yorks 7 to 3 and Chicago over Chicagos 7, with Cleveland 7 and Brooklyn 9 to Columbus 4. Baltimore Athletics win 11 to Baltimores 8, St Louis 5 over Cincinnatis 4, Kansas City 7 over Louisvilles, and Lowell 8 over New Havens 6.
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Chicagos
Clevelands
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Brooklyns
Columbus
Baltimore—Athletics
Baltimores
St. Louis
Cincinnatis
Kansas City
Louisvilles
Kansas Citys
The Sleep Mattress Promises Luxurious Rest
Aristotle claimed four causes explain existence yet one strong motive justifies buying a hair mattress. The pitch extols South American soft hair for luxury, claiming it doubles comfort at no extra cost. It touts rapid sleep onset and urges readers to seize the chance to buy for sound slumber.
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Aristotle
Sugar fraud cases hinge on reinstating Treasury officers
Washington report notes the reinstatement of Dr Edward Scherer and A Hammill by Acting Collector McClelland while Secretary Fairchild had removed them over two years earlier. The piece argues the rehires reflect a broader policy shift and cites higher sugar duties under Leary, protests filed, and the influence of sugar importers in politics.
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New York
Edward Scherer
A. Hammill
McClelland
George William Curtis
Hammill
Scherer
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Havemeyer & Elder Sugar Refining Company
Senate
Department
James Burt
Maynard
Burt
Leary
Mr. Cleveland
Boston
Colonel Lamont
Silas
Michigan
Cleveland
Treasury
Harrison
Bowne
Sturgis
Remsen
Twomly
Cole
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