A broad migration crisis and European tensions
A report from central Russia notes migration toward Western Riveria with the government prepared to halt movement. the Ameer proclaims English aid ready if Russia invades Afghanistan. cholera deaths in Peshawar. diplomats and leaders move between Berlin, Moscow, and Philadelphia.
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Ala
Russia
Riveria
Ameer
Afghanistan
Peshawar
M. Herbette
Berlin
Boulanger
M. Ferry
Temple
Chicago
Woodside
Philadelphia
England
Prince Ferdinand
Bulgaria
M. Rathott
Moscow “Gazette
Robert M. McLane
Normandie
Havre
New York
Easton
P., W. and B
Elkton
Baltimore and Ohio
Rockville
Jackson
Salisbury
Burns
Baltimore
Ohio
Prohibition Party
Glyndon
Treasury
Starvey
Blaine
Calvin Ford
Lynchburg
Parksley’s
John Wellett
White
Frank Langston
John H. Austin
Petersburg
James Ellison
Charleston
W. Va
Jack Adkins
Halifax County
Lattimer
New York Republican Committee
Saratoga
Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton
Ives and Stayner
Rosa Shotka
Albert Prana
Iit
John Carroll Carr Downer
Daniel Teehan
Thomas Byrnes
Downer
Byrnes
Teehan
Hardin
County
James Belt
Jacob Hess
Logan Belt
James Martin
Brooklyn Bridge
Chambers Street
Queen of Elizabeth
Swift
Pomona
Lelax
Tambourette
Brighton Beach
Nettie Heglar
Tony Pastor
Windsail
Lute_Arnold
Armstrong
George Angus
al Jansen
Robert Burns
Providence
R. I
George Wheistein
Bridgeport
Market sag and deal collapse stir New York dispatches
A New York dispatch cites Charles M Bergstereser of Dow Jones & Co. reporting Robert Garrett’s remark that he is glad the deal collapsed and that he will sell at his price to any buyer. Chauncey Depew blames market weakness on the Baltimore and Ohio deal collapse and real estate absorption. A Keasebey message says a court decree sustains B and O in building the Arthur Kill bridge, lifting officials’ spirits.
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New York
Charles M. Bergstereser
Dow, Jones & Co
Robert Garrett
London
Garrett
Chauncey Depew
Baltimore and Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Central
Braddock Distillery Note Certifies Whiskey Ingredients
A Braddock distillery statement as United States store keeper and ganger confirms James Clark & Co use only barley in their whiskey. The certification underscores source authenticity and production standards within the period.
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Braddock Distillery
United States
James Clark & Co
H. Youna
Life Saving Service at St. Joe Michigan Described
Special correspondent details the St. Joe Michigan Life Saving Service station on Lake Michigan. Readers learn how seven man crews operate breeches cars to haul sailors to shore after wrecks, drill routines, station duties, and the daring rescue that saved fifteen men in 1883. The piece notes local hotels, port commerce, and severe heat during a summer visit.
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Daily Times
Boxuart
Longfellow
St. Joe
Michigan
Lake Michigan
Gome
Chicago
United States Life Saving Service
Indiana
Ilinois
Life Saving Service
St. Joe River
Colton outlines cautious approach to Maryland House
In Battimone Missouri August 2 Hon George Colton Democratic nominee for the Thirteenth ward House of Delegates rests at Wesley Grove Camp after campaigning. He says he will oppose wasteful bills or those with political cronyism and will support prudent measures only. He urges voters to elect reformers Roberts and Hamilton to curb state spending and protect taxpayers.
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Colton
Annapolis
Roberts
Senate
Carroll County
Buckner Betty and the Baby Campaign Ends in Kentucky
Louisville reports the Democratic ticket winning by about 30,000 in Kentucky. Republicans gain in counties and local races, carrying around a dozen of forty. Prohibition and Union Labor votes are minor. labor and temperance lean toward Republicans. Buckner runs ahead. Lexington marks a Democratic rebound. Constitutional convention support high. legislature likely Democratic and to elect a U.S. Senator in January.
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Louisville
Buckner
Betty
Kentucky
Prohibition
Union Labor Party
Lexington
United States
Beck
Teen robbers confess cave killing tied to Jesse James record
Bramley, who turned State's evidence, admits Robinson and Henry formed a cave based gang of marauders. Bramley led officers to a cave near Seguin where Henry lay killed by Robinson. The body and relics were found. Robinson, age seventeen, said he wanted to rival Jesse James.
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Seguin
Texas
Robinson
Bramley
Henry
Jesse James
Palatka Official Faces Malfeasance Allegations
William F. Forward, a prominent Palatka merchant and longtime public official, is suspected by the government of malfeasance and embezzlement. The case covers much of his tenure with alleged private disputes and record mutilation totaling about 25 000 dollars. No county funds are claimed missing, and the treasurer's accounts are said to be clean.
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Palatka
Fuia
William F. Forward
Register of Deeds
Board of County Commissioners
Democratic County Executive Committee
Florida
Cumberland man awarded wind mill patent
Special Dispatch to the Dary Times reports Carl J. Jonasson of Cumberland was granted a patent for a wind mill in a Washington D C ceremony dated August 2.
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The
Dary Times
Washington, D. C
Carl J. Jonasson
Cumberland
Austin
Sheridan-Versus Sherman Draws 1887 Political Debate
Washington dispatch reports Sherman supporters wary of a Sheridan boom with Ohio backing Sherman and Cleveland’s expected renomination. Voters, generals, and vice presidential prospects are discussed as parties debate the strongest general candidate and faction unity amid South African leprosy notes and a Austin library club enrollment list.
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Daily Times
Washineton
the Times
14Th Sr
Pa. Ave
D. C
General Sheridan
Blaine
Sherman
Ohio
Sheridan
Cleveland
Washington
General Vilas
Stevenson
Ditto
Sparks
General Black
Black
State Department
South Africa
Africa
Cape Colony
Architago
Austin
Frostburg Reading and Recreation Club Elects Officers
A Reading and Recreation club meeting in Frostburg on August 2, 1887 elected Rev. A. C. Haverstick as president, L. M. Gorsuch as vice president, M Zimmerly as secretary, and F. C. Beall as treasurer for a one year term. Directors are F. S. Deekens, John Chambers, and Thomas G. Porter, with incorporators Haverstick Chambers Porter Shearer and Purnell. A committee led by Haverstick, Dillon, Delkens, Porter and Colborn to solicit more members was named.
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Wm. L. Annan
College
R. Mason Hill
Howard Hitchins
Hoblitzell
J. D. Hocking
Albert Holle
George Hosken
C. C. Jacobs
Andorf
Julius Jandorf
William H. Jeffries
James Johnson
Joshua Johnson
James Koch
George Mayer
George W. McMillan
Roy McCardell
P. F. McDonald
L. McKenzie
Philip A. Michael
Frostburg
Daily Times
Frostsure
Reading and Recreation Club
Old Council Chamber
A. C. Haverstick
L. M. Gorsuch
M Zimmerly
F. C. Beall
F. S. Deekens
John Chambers
Thomas G. Porter
Robert Shearer
Clayton Purnell
Messrs
Haverstick
Dillon
Delkens
Porter
Colborn
Davis forecasts Cleveland renomination and Powell as VP
Hon Henry G Davis at Deer Park discusses national politics. He predicts Cleveland will be renominated by the Democratic party and views Gen Tom Powell as a strong potential running mate if Powell grows in Ohio. Davis criticizes Vilas as a flashy but weak candidate for vice president.
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Henry G. Davis
Deer Park
Mr. Cleveland
Cleveland
Davis
Tom Powell
Gen. Powell
Vilas
Powell
Ohio
Hotel Arrivals List Across Local Hotels
The latest arrivals at City hotels include numerous passengers from Baltimore New York Philadelphia and various towns. Notables include Henry Pike Dr Spangler and A Brien among Elberon guests and J P Smith J D Devine Ella Africa and Katie Harden among Windsor attendees. Queen City lists John Williamson J P Mathias and others.
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Hotel
Elberon
Henry Pike
Baltimore
Dr. Spangler
New Yor
A. Brien
Mont
Henry Conn
Addison
D. T. E. Casteel
Oakland
John A. Tin
Pekin
Wm. Montgomery
Wport
G. M. Rawlings
Rawlings
C. Orton
Dayton
Samuel Cater
Cleo
James B. Holster
Philadelphia
H. Barnes
Toledo
M. W. McConnell
Ocean
James Campbell
Barton
G. W. Harrison
E. J. Fredlock
Piedmont
M. P. Murray
Reading
J. W. Gonder
L. C. Harden
Ae Katie D. Harden
Steubenville
W. Douglas
Altoona
George Price
Orleans
Edward 8. Gelwicks
H. N. Frank
M. H. Jacobs
Queen City
John B. Williamson
J. P. T. Mathias
R. Raum
New York
Wm. L. Lapsly
Brad
Stock Exchange Quotations
Daily quotations received by H. H. Hartsock in Cumberland Maryland.
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Stock Exchange
H. H. Hartsock
Cumpberland, Md
Prohibition Convention Reports Allegany County Organization
In Baltimore yesterday Oliver Bruce announced Allegany county would soon be organized with a party ticket. He said the movement depended on the workingman vote, which was strong in the county.
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Baltimore
Oliver Bruce
Allegany County
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Betty and the Baby
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