Parole and Uncas Enter Caesar Stakes Field
New York dispatch reports Lorillard's Parole and Uncas entered for the Caesar stakes in October. A separate item notes Henry W. Kind, a San Francisco attorney, died by his own hand in Oregon after avowing he squandered his late father in law's estate.
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New York
the Herald
Lorillard
Uncas
Pat
San Francisco
Henry W. Kind
James D. Fay
Oregon
Kind
Divorce decree shocks London pulpit circle
Newman Hall, a Congregational preacher, has been granted a divorce from his wife after adultery with stable keeper Richardson. The trial caused a sensation as she countered with similar charges and Hall said he left earlier action to fund a new chapel and Lincoln memorial tower.
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London
Newman Hall
Richardson
Hall
Ligcely
Abraham Lincoln
The Big Canal and Inter Oceanic Shares
Secretary Mallard from the Inter-Oceanic canal company says interest grows in shares. He notes strong demand in New Orleans and Washington and expected capital from London Paris Barrie. He cites high confidence in France and substantial subscriptions abroad despite limited New York American uptake.
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New York
Maillard
Inter-Oceanic Canal Companyy
New York City
Amercans
France
New Orleans
Washington
Exchange
London
Barrie
Paris
Ie B
United
Thia
San Francisco
Chicago
Fire Ravages Sarajevo Latin Quarter Amid Massive Destruction
A huge blaze in Sarajevo's Latin quarter from an explosion devastates the Catholic Serb and Jewish districts and surrounding commercial areas. By 10 p.m. the fire rages, threatening to spread. about a thousand buildings burn including churches, leaving tens of thousands homeless and causing extensive property losses.
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Serajevo
Aug
Tlater
Pe Pn
Single Sculus Bending the Ash at Pittsburg
In Pittsburg August 7 the sculling event saw William Pabbitt win the first heat of the two mile race with Martin Morris second in 16 minutes. Frank Brennan took the second heat with Alex Mandy second in 18 minutes. Frenchy Johnson won the first heat of the professional three mile race, George W. Lee second in 20 minutes 30 seconds. Fred Plaisted won the second heat with Fred Saber second in 21 minutes. James J. Riley won the third heat with Kennedy second in 19 minutes 25 seconds. Decisive heats promised for tomorrow.
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Pittsburg
Pittaburg
Wm. Pabbitt
Martin Morris
Mihrabad
Frank Brennan
Alex. Mandy
Frenchy “Johnson
Geo. W. Lee
Fred Plaisted
Fred Saber
James J. Riley
Kennedy
Civic holiday draws thousands to Ottawa river picnics
Ottawa reports a civic holiday with business halted as six to seven thousand citizens picnicked by the river and about two thousand attended the fireman's event. A row at six near six o'clock involved an Orange youth and a Catholic union member, sparking hundreds of youths before police dispersed the crowd.
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Ottawa
Ogdensburg Fire Brigade
Catholic Union
Governor Robinson Document Echoes Louis Napoleon Manifesto
The Sun notes Gov. Lucius Robinson's document referencing Gen. Smith, comparing it to Louis Napoleon's murder of liberty in France. The piece recalls Robinson's long association with state records and cautions against endorsing such sentiments.
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New York
Gov. Robinson
Gen. Smith
Louis Napoleon
Liberty
France
Lucius Robinson
Minstrel Cool Burgess Arrested on Toronto Warrant
New York police detained Cool Burgess the minstrel tonight on a telegraphic requisition from Toronto. The warrant accuses Burgess of felonious assault against William J. Widgery a Toronto fruit dealer and Widgery is to be taken to Toronto tomorrow.
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New York
Cool Burgess
Toronto
Burgess
Wm.j. Widgery
Widgery
Caol
Governor issues warrants for executions of three Mollie Maguires
Harrisburg on August 8 reports a governor's warrant for the October 9 execution of John O'Neal and Peter McManus of Northumberland county Mollie Maguires and Andrew Tracey of McKean county. Tracey is accused of murdering a young lady he pursued.
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Harrisburg
John O'Neal
Peter McManus
Northumberland County
Andrew Tracey
McKean County
Millard Questions U S Ability to Buy Darien Canal Control
The World quotes Millard who aligns with DeLesseps scheme narratives and argues the United States cannot always acquire control of the Darien canal as Britain did with the Suez canal. He implies caution about future American leverage in canal dealings.
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New York
Ange
Millard
DeLesseps
United States
Darien Canal
England
Suez Canal
Labor Tensions in Quebec Erupt Into Racial quarrel
Aug 8 report describes English speaking residents of Roches and Little River Road facing threats from French Canadians. They sought civil protection as tensions resembled a race war.
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Quebec
Roches
Little River Road
Silk crop deficits across European nations alarm manufacturers
New York reports the Herald notes France Italy Spain and Portugal face a large silk crop deficit versus past years. In Fort Fairfield Maine on August 4, yd. Beller who assaulted an eleven year old child was pursued by locals and shot.
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New York
the Herald
France
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Fort Fairfield
Beller
Money and Stock Listings At New York Market
August reports show Silver Corp and government securities active. Western Union and Pacific coast quotes appear with varied prices. Cities like Leadville New York Erie and San Francisco appear in scattered figures as printing offers announce prompt service.
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Money
New York
Silverbarn
Greenbacka
Silver Corp
Governmenta
Western Union
Quickwill Vor Pacific
Maripona
West Fens
Spotted Tail Seeks Work Over Scouting and Whisky Turmoil
Spotted Tail writes the interior secretary that his people wish to work and abandon scouting. He accuses whiskey among soldiers and asks the secretary to visit on August 30 to see conditions at Lower Brule agency. Tours Ricnamps is noted as interpreter. Secretary Schurz replies with thanks.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Spotted Tail
Lower Brules
Schurz
King Cetewayo May Offer More Resistance
Capetown dispatch notes unconfirmed reports that King Cetewayo will surrender and suggests the prevailing view is that he will continue to resist rather than yield.
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London
Capetown
Cetewayo
Odessan Socialist Dies in Arson Attempt
A socialist named Soneod in Odessa, Russia, died from severe burns after self harm with a petroleum lamp. He was found in his cell, burned from fingers to neck, taken to a hospital, and died without speaking.
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Odessa
Russia
Soneod
Investiture Trade Leaves Constantinople For Khedive Appointment
Constantinople reports that the investiture trade for Tevik Pasha as khedive will depart Aug 8. An accord with Sir Austen Layard and M Fournier yields fifty finance inspectors. The Porte proposes a Kurdistan frontier fort to keep order among Kurds. Sovfet Pasha is expected as grand vizier with Nedim Aarifi and Kheireddin Pashas as colleagues.
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Constantinople
Tevik Pasha
Kledive
Austin Layard
M. Fournier
Porte
Kurdistan
Sovfet Pasha
Mahmoud Nedim Aarifi
Kheireddin Pashas
Telhudi people described by Nordenskjold assistant
London reports a Telhudi clan from Siberia with Greenland like appearance and a frozen expression. They live in tents and wear skins feeding on seal flesh. Women are tattooed and a dictionary of about three hundred words aids linguists studying Polar languages.
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London
Nordenskigold
Siberia
Africa
Wyoming Proclamation on Territorial Representation Apportionment
Governor John W. Hoyt proclaims apportionment for Wyoming Territory legislative seats. Albany County elects three Council members and six House members, Carbon two and four respectively, Laramie four Council and four House, Sweetwater two Council, Uinta two Council and four House, with official date referenced as September first election.
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Congress
Wyoming
Legislative Assembly
Unie
Territorial Council
House of Representatives
Territory
John W. Hoyt
Council
County of
Albany
Carbon
Laramie
Sweetwater
Uinta
United States
Montreal Bank Suspends and World News Roundup
Montreal reports the Ville Marie bank suspends operations while Constantinople notes a month of arrears pay for its garrison. New York cites 11 of 75 yellow fever deaths in Layt as Americans. Washington lists Dr. Beardelee named fourth auditor. Paris notes painter Alexander Hesse dies at 73. Buffalo records Sleepy Tom winning a $5,000 pacing race. Wheat and grain prices drift. Berlin treaty leads to town walls being demolished. London reports Berlin dispatch on Kuldja. Chinese ambassador to leave St Petersburg. Washington doubts a state republican organization. Durham Ontario reports barn-raising timber collapse kills two and injures nine. New York billiards champion Morris loses to Knight 21–19. Nez Perces massacre reported near Flathead agency. Secretary Schurz to travel to Cincinnati for a speech. Ex-Secretary Chandler canvasses Maine with strong crowds. Berlin denies Vatican writ against Cardinal Ledochowski. San Antonio reports Jacob Hairline hanged for murder. New York judge denies Whalen vs Sheridan retrial. Philadelphia notes Fechter funeral with pallbearers listed.
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Paris
Alexander Hesse
Buffalo
Sleepy Tom
Chicago
London
the Times Berlin
St. Petersburg
Washington
Durham
Ont
Joseph Wighton
Wim. Richardson
Frday
New York
Knight
Lon Morris, Jr
Boston
Montana
Terry
Schurz
Cincinnati
Chandler
Maine
Berlin
Posen
Rome
Cardinal Ledochowski
San Antonio
Texas
Jacob E. Hairline
Peter Meddox
Hairline
Wallace
United States Circuit Court
Jos. A. Whalen
Killona Plantation
Louisiana
Gen. Sheridan
Philadelphia
Fechter
John E. McDonough
F. F. Mackey
W. D. Geumill
D. E. Reilly
E. G. Conner
J. B. Roberts
F. ©. Bangs
Harry Linden
Cheyenne High School opening for boys and girls
Mr Crawford proposes to open a Cheyenne high school for boys and girls on August 25. Courses include English branches Latin French and advanced mathematics. Ten weeks quarter 1.90 with support from noted educators and institutions for references.
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Crawford
Cheyenne
H. Gluicke
Entie
Wye
U.S
Jobn S. Parr
Leadville
Val
John L. Keenena
Vanderle University
Nashville
Tenn
Pedre Ontaldo
Naval Academy
Annapolly
D. McCoy
Institution
Shunton
Key
J. B. Stratton
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King Cetewayo
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Charles Beardelee
Tabor,gued
Cheyenne High School
Alex. Crawford, A. M
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Meat Market
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E. P. Snow
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Lalen
Tral
Belinuan Tid Aes
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Attorneys-At-Law
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Caray Thloek, Wyoming
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First National’ Bank
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Pergueon
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H, PT West, Leann
Elkhorn Creek
Livermore
Colorado
Tourkuia
Rustic Hotel
Fort Laramie, Wyoming
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Fidantt
P. W. Carroll
Agenta Bat
Juste
Joslin’s
Whalware and Retail
Lion
Hl. H. Ellis
Eddy Street
Cheyenne, Wyo
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Brooks & Williams, Proprietors
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Unoc Chomioumn
Crockery
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Timpflee
Steinway & Son
Chickering & Son
J. & C. Fisher Lyon & Healy
General Agency For Sewing Machines and Supplies
16Th St
Wyo
UL Pla. R. House
M. Jones
al Urtine
WILL
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Whipple & Hay
Tranole Yore
Ib Hig Dusbawe
Vuy Kiteross
Sell Dimlve Oy
W. A. Paxton
MO. W. Spratley
Swan Bros
Thess
Union Pacific Railroad
Chiicago & Northwestern
Rock Laland & Pacific
Burlington & Nee
Kanns City
St. Joseph & Connail Bluffs
Sioux City
Pacific St
Mulom
Omaha
Conyeil
Elden
Corner Bluffs
B. A. Smith
Collins
California
EL Woener
Carey Bock
Cheyenne, Wyoming
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