Seven Drowned in Boston Harbor In Early Morning
A capsized catrigged yacht near Thompson's Island left seven youths missing and presumed drowned after a rough night breeze. Walter Quinlan survived, while James H. Mitchell Joseph Tufts Edgar Maloney Troy Albert Lombard John Sullivan and Lawrence McTarnon were named among the dead. John Clark and another rescuer saved Quinlan.
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Boston
Mass
Asall
Retin
Thompson's
Walter Quinlan
James H. Mitchell
Joseph Tufts
Edgar ‘Maloney
Tuowas Troy
South Boston
Albert Lombard
West End
John Sullivan
Lawrence McTarnon
Charlestown
John
Edward
Clark
Quinlan
John— Clark
Wind Sweeps Bradshaw Neb In Deadly Cyclone
A night cyclone wrecked Bradshaw Nebraska killing five people and injuring many as nearly every home collapsed and the town’s business district was ruined. Hospitals and telegraph lines were damaged and freight cars were blown about while the injured were rushed to York Nebraska for care.
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Bradshaw
Neb
Peaner
John Shaw
J. A. Brumsay
William Morrison
D. Chicken
Ba Rock
Grocey
York
Robbers Kill Two On Cotton Belt Train Heist
Early morning northbound Cotton Belt train between Camden Arkansas and Texarkana Texas is robbed by masked men. The engine derailed by rocks and timbers. two robbers are killed and about $10,000 taken. Messenger Nesbitt wounded defending the car. one tramper killed during the event.
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Camden
Ark
Texarkana
Texas
Nesbitt
Poso
Tuail
Paralyzed Mother Witnesses Daughter’s Tragic Murder in Orleans
A soldier in the artillery service quarreled with his cousin, a seventeen year old girl, during a meal at his aunt’s home in Orleans. He shot her then killed himself with a pistol. The mother, paralyzed, could not act and remained with the bodies for ten hours until discovery. Reports mention plans for a Chinese rail route linking palace capitals.
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Orleans
France
Nation Briefs of Political Noms and Tragic Accidents
A wide array of 19th century items includes Democrat nominees for Maine governor, a Boston gate tender fatally struck, Mrs. Harriet Smith drowned with her sons after a raft incident, and a wave of other shocks from fires, storms, and political shifts across the United States.
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M. Hinx
Maine
Joan Harvey
Boston
Apranam D. Rigg
Hainesburg
N. J
Delaware River
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Penn
Thomas B.reed
Congress
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Nelson Watt
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Boyden
Leonard
Watt
Jupee Benou
New York City
Rhcwanpsox
Newark
Middlebury
Conv
Harriet Smith
Point Hoba and Gas- Uight Company
Philadelphia
Goff
Henry
Susan New
Mass
Princeton
Vassar
Elmira
Columbia
University of the City of New York
James Cuements Morratt
Princeton Theologies Seminary
Turbulent World News From Aboard and Frontiers
Reports describe clashes across the Servian frontier where Arnauts killed fifteen Christians and wounded thirty-five, robbing the dead and violating women. Cholera rages at Desireh on the Tigris. a sanitary cordon is in place. An explosion damages La Gnanp Ouantrsuse monastery in Isoro, France, from dynamite. War Minister of Germany seeks more funds for military aims. A Serb-Arnaut clash at Pris tiny Macedonia leaves forty Servians dead and 200 captured. Four hundred houses burn near Warsaw with many killed. France grants pardons to seventy-two strike workers, twenty-four denied. Somali unrest in Zanzibar with clashes at Meturke and Kismayu. Sultan sends reinforcements. The Arent tribe at Kilwa opposes Europeans. City of Rome Anchor Line steamer wrecks off Fastnet in fog. no passengers injured.
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Arnauta
Servian
Arnauts
Christant
Desireh
Tigris
Asiatic
Turkey
la Gnanp Ouantrsuse
Department
Isoro
France
Duto
Orleans
Diver
Sagland
Methie
Pristiny
Macedonia
Zanzibar
Africa
Meturke
Kismayu
Kilwa
Ste
Senate and House records detail defense and public works actions
The sessions cover the select committee on the University of the United States, Fish Commission inquiry, Fortifications and Riverside harbor funding, and the Ericsson monument. Debates on the Silver bill and tariffs dominate months, with pension bills, post office salaries, and building site appropriations for Washington and New London advancing.
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Ingalls
The
University of the United States
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Sherman
Blair
Dolph
Harris
Butler
Gibson and Barbour
Fish Commissioner's Office
Watervliet
N.Y
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Horr
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Evarts
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John Ericsson
Monitor
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Host
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West
Senate Committee On
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Teller
Call
Utah
Washington
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Turpie
Alabama
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Morrill
Osborn
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Pueblc Railroads Committee
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Will
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Walker
Perkins
Kerr
Blount
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Holman
Wickham
Yeas
Mr. Oats
O'Neill
Atippocanoe
Ind
Wiliam Henry Harrison
District of Columbia
A.H. Emory
Milliken
Hyland Co. Kirk
Addison C. Fletcher
Freight train wreck near Warrenton kills eight
A collision between two freight trains occurred at 1:25 AM on the Wabash between Warrenton Missouri and Trousel dale. Eight men were killed and many injured including jockey Samuel Davis and trainer Henry Stone. Telegraph error caused the disaster in a misrouted running tie.
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Wabash
Warrenton
Trousedale
Samuel Davis
Lexington
Kys
Morris Green
Frank Kelley
Chicago
James Kelley
Frank Norton
New York
Ed, Simmons, Hostler
Henry Stone
Harrodsburg
William Thomas
Cynthiana
Tae Lewis Augustus
Leo Brown
Louisville
George Hurley
Att
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Merritt Dedgean
le. Louis
Army
J. E. Norton
Lee Parsons
Slronma
Jame Lawlord
Trainey
Sovinge Ton
Lewis ‘Thompson
Wien
Latauia
Kanegay
Arrests and disasters spread across cities in 19th century era
Police report multiple arrests in New York for withholding census data, 60 warrants issued. Babylon and Brooklyn theatres burn causing large losses. public notices include statue unveilings and political moves in Baltimore and Hartwory. various fatal accidents and criminal cases across the country reported with numerous named places and individuals.
Great Parade Honors Brooklyn Sunday School Anniversary
A long Brooklyn Sunday school parade celebrated its sixty seventh anniversary with about 12 600 children and teachers in Prospect Park and Long Meadow. Mayor Chapin and Board of Education leaders reviewed the event as divisions from 50 churches marched past, with leaders including Marshal Robert W. Firth and Rev Dr Giffin Lloyd among the speakers.
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Bright Ables
Prospect Park
Long Meadow
Robert W. Firth
Ace
Chapin
Hendrix
Board of Education
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Ailas
Iby
Clia Heights
Dwight Studwell
Plymouth Church
Clinton and
Pierrepont Stroote
Lindsay Parker
Hansom Place Methodist Episcopal Church
Talemage
Varie Fee Prospect Park
National Baseball Scene Seethes Amid League and Brotherhood Contention
The Players' League leads home runs and long hits while Budgets and contracts shake rosters. Captain changes at St. Louis Browns and Brooklyn Brotherhood loom as experiments with new rules and gloves spread. Attendance on Memorial Day nears historic marks as stars like Dunlap, Mulvey, and Long shift roles.
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A . J Tu
Sandwich Islands
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Philadelphia Brotherhood
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McCarthy
St. Louis Browns
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Daley
Terbroo
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New York
Dunlap
Mickey
Ruste
Graxs
Cleveland
Pete Browning
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Brotherhood
Cincinnati
Rusie
Hutchinson
Chi Aarg
Axso%s
Harry Walgut
Deacon White
Hanks
Cooney
Chicago
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O'Reynxe
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Brooklyn
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Chicago Watt
Philadel
Cincinati
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Tost
Athletic
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Louievillentisti Nether
St. Louis
Atlantic Association
Baltimore
Haven
Jersey City
Worcester
Hartford
Newicks
Canadian Town Suffers Worst Flood After Heavy Rains
Barrie Ontario endures record flood as main drain caves in, streets flood to two feet, and Five Points area suffers eight foot washouts. Rail traffic blocked, freight cars reach bay, losses near $50 000 with widespread property damage across Ontario communities.
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Ontario
Canda
Pays
Trafic
Canada
Greenwood
Grand-Trunk Railroad
Komoke
London
St. Thomas
Rex
Pe Uouamah
Provantog-Abel~ Dent
Schomberg
Canadian Pacific Railway
Orangeville
Mount Forest
Brooklyn
Midland Railway
Port Hope
Globe Fire Works
Hope
Lnrgo
Bowmanville
Tyrone
Owen Sound
Pickering
Massacre of Engineer Crittenden and Men by Cheyennes
A band of eleven intoxicated Cheyenne Indians attacked the survey camp in the Upper Green River country. Chief Engineer William L. Crittenden and three chain bearers were killed, with one assistant left for dead but later survived. The raiders fled to the mountains, were pursued, and captured. Crittenden, a Paris Kentucky native, was about forty five and regarded as a talented government engineer.
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Wwilliam L. Crittenden
Government
Wyoming
Thie
Green River
Crittenden
E. W. Timberlake
George Woods
Henry Obermeyer
Sistant Hagiooes Jessa Leo
Five Men Killed As Train Leaves Track Near Rockford
Northwestern passenger train from Freeport derailed two miles west of Rockford Illinois due to a broken wheel. The train toppled onto a section gang, killing engineer Edward Blaisdell and four gang members August Johnson Emil Anderson John Gustafson and John J Dryimer. Fireman and two station men and some passengers were injured.
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Northwestern
Freeport
Chicago
Rockford
Ian
Edward Blaisdell
August Johnson
Winnebago
Emil Anderson
Jom Gustafson
Pecatonia
John J. Dryimer
Labor turmoil and industry shifts across nations
A broad survey notes booming tax trade and urgent demand for building labor while strikes and changes ripple industry. Reports include a ten hour limit for French labor, a furniture factory moving to Alabama, a German trades exhibition, unions across England and the US, and rising wage debates in military and farm sectors with ongoing employer actions in Nova Scotia and Rochester.
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Ohio
Gadsden
Ala
Germany
Bremen
Tuk National Bakers’ Union
Toca
Tus
New York Central Railroad
Werorn
Indiana
Venice
Tuy
Bundesrath
Kusgorov
Tren
Amherst
Nova
Rochester
A Tall Mouse Story and a War Era Greenback Tale
A Fresno Expositor tale recounts a clever mouse escaping a gas plug in a bathtub and a later Atlanta war era anecdote about a Confederate officer keeping a $100 bill for a poor sailor. Decades apart, both stories highlight resourcefulness and misplaced trust amid conflict.
Repairing Ocean Cables
The article explains the challenging work of deep water cable repair by grapnel, noting luck affects success. It describes procedures, delays, and high costs when ends drift or extensive new cable is needed, citing a past Atlantic cable repair cost. It mentions about 120 070 miles of nautical cable and 36 vessels in operation.
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Times-Democrat
Worms Found in Dog Heart Reported by Doctor
A physician described three threadlike worms found in a dog's right ventricle after death. He showed a bottle with the worms and recounted the pet's sudden death following a brief convulsion. The tale accompanies a scammy advertisement for novels and soap offers.
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