Domestic. Tux schooner voyage amid world trip report
The schooner yacht Bronhilde owned by John 8 Phelps at Englewood completed a world trip with several Yale Class of 283 members aboard. The prose lists various incidents and figures from the period including fires, railway strikes, debt statistics, and local accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronhilde
John 8
Phelps
Englewood
Ave
Yale College
Niske
Meas
Ne AN
Stumptown
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Scran‘ton
Pason
Bronttany Warring
Tanner
Holland
Indianapolis
Buon
Greene County
New York
Arthur McConnxct
Lafayette
Rock“woods Roan
Parker
National Bank
Ss Sa
EpWard A. Boyd
Initne
George
Boyd
Springfield
Trow
New, York
Ips
Meral Garcia
Tomb‘atone
Fronteras
Fort Bowia
Cleveland
Rosa
Newacae
Barone
Pittsburgh
Gxonor Sterry
Vincennes
Ind
Buckhandson
W. ‘Va
Dismissals Wage Sweep in Pension Office and Printing Bureau
A large number of dismissals occurred in the Pension Office and the Bureau of Engraving and Printing at Washington on the 2d. Other items note Mrs Yseult Dudley’s acquittal on insanity in a tax trial, and Francis Kernan E F Noyes E P Alexander Frank J MacVeagh J W Savage named Union Pacific directors. Grant’s health and memoir work progress. Spreckels acquittal. death of Revsen Evawoop. perjury conviction of Josefa Maoxrs. confinement order for Mrs Duphry. Ohio Prohibitionists nominate A B Leonard for governor. postmaster CeaRcesph II mentioned amid Johnson era references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pension Office
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Yseult Dudley
O'Donovan Rossa
Francis Kernan
New York
E. F. Noyes
Ohio
E.P. Alexander
Georgia
Frank. Jin MacVeagh
Illinois
J. W. Savage
Nebraska
Union Pacific Railroad
GryerRay Grant
Tae
Adolph B. Spreckels
Dugar
M. H
B CeaRcesph. II
Philadelphia
Johnson
Journalisaioa
Philadelphi
Ae Posi
Chicago Baptist University appoints Dr Galusha A Anderson
Fragmented notice announces the appointment of Dr Galusha A Anderson to a leadership post at Chicago Baptist University. It mentions connections to Vassar College and a return to Chicago for resumed legal practice, with several garbled names and places.
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Galusha A. Anderson
Chicago” Baptist ‘University
Vassar College
Global unrest and disasters sweep through nations in brief
Reports note Canadian fishermen resisting American fishing inshore waters while Berlin launches massive masons strike causing 40 000 layoffs. War preparations in Russia, Transcaspian Railway work, and lightning deaths in France and Austria accompany floods in China and famine looming in Madagascar. London reports infant mortality linked to insurance fraud. Spain sees 1427 new cholera cases and 680 deaths. Penjdeh area troops report moon sickness and high casualties as governor dies. Canadian confederation marks eighteenth anniversary. Toronto boat tragedy follows squall. French socialists publish electoral platform. Britain contemplates Irish policy.
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Norwirnstanpme
Dominion
United States
Berlin
Germany
France
Frank Otter
Minnie Colton
Toronto
Lory Salisbury
London
China
Wolverhampton
Eng
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
Spain
Penjdeh
Afghanistan
Madagascar
News in Brief Affects United States Canada 7 Days
A seven day roundup notes 211 business failures across US and Canada with regional counts plus nine injuries and four deaths from a railroad collision near Mauch Chunk Pennsylvania. Other items report floods at Neosha Falls Kansas crop losses, cholera in Spain, crop damage in Eastern Kansas, fire destroys tobacco warehouses at Stoughton Wisconsin, and bridge collapse near Arcadia Liberal Kansas. Also intercollegiate rowing results and federal appointments announced in Washington.
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United States
Canada
Middle States
New England States
Western
Southern
Pacific States and Territories
Mauch Chunk
Neosha
Neosha Falls
Kan
Galusha Anderson
Illinois
Vansar College
Kansas
Missouri
Ennans
Stoughton
Wis
Winwatore
Big Bear
Arcadia
Liberal
Worcester
Mass
Cornell
Brown
Bowdoin
Pennsylvania
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph and Express
New York
Owatonna
Minn
Lambert Tree
Chicago
Belgium
Samuel T. Mauser
Helena
M. T
Territory
Montana
Stephenson
Asalatani
Malcolm “Hay
Settlers in Colorado appeal for military aid amid Indian threats
Reports from Durango and San Francisco describe settlers along the Mancos and Dolores valleys fearing massacre as an Indian threat nears. Citizens press Governor Eaton for state protection and arms, while inspectors report possible war and call for rapid action before federal intervention.
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Virginia
Lagwell
Ree
Wythe County
Ist
Treasury
Thomas Kilpatrick
Cleveland
Mancos
Dolores
Colorado
New York State
Lewis Stexie
Ilion
N. J
Kansas City
Samuel C. Shaffer
New Jersey
Apvicgs
Kansas
William Menoxen
Binghamton
Katie Brodehoff
Janxs McDaniels
Texas
San Geronimo
J. O. Matthews
Citra
Fla
Hancock County
Tenn
Buck Creek
Ind
Detalis
United States
Mann
Eaton
Reardon
Taylor
Durango
Rico
Oil
Rico Company
Mutilated Currency Rules Change for Redemption
Washington July 3 reports new Treasury rules shifting mutilated fractional currency redemption to sub treasuries. Nine tenths of a note or solid certificate needed for face value. other fractions have stepped scales for redemption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
United States
Juror Acquits Mrs. Dudley in Irish Case
Mrs Lucille Yseult Dudley is acquitted of attempting to murder O Donov an Rossa amid testimony on insanity. She defends herself on the stand claiming Oliver Goldsmith style rhetoric and cites dynamite plots as motive. Jury returns verdict in under five minutes as court debates next steps.
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Dudley
O'Donovan Rossa
Lucille-Yseult Dudley
Murdes novan-Rossa
McDonald
Hardy
Gildersleeve
O'Donovan
Rossa
House of Parliament
Ireland
Lippy
England
Butts
Mrs. Dudley
General Grant Weakens in Mount McGregor Hospital
July 1 report from Mount McGregor New York shows General Grant growing weaker as Dr. Douglas notes the disease progresses. The general pace of decline is slow but certain with the tongue swelling hindering speech and walking limited while his brother in law confirms doctors fear death may come within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Reardon
Durango
Eaton
F. A. Taylo
Adjt
San Francisco
Bulletin
Tombstone
A. A
William Penn Howland
San Bernardino
Oputo
Crawford
Torre’fountain
Davis
Henry
San Bernardino Ranch
Fort Bowie
Crook
Fort Bowly
A. T
Hanna
Battle of
Sierra Madre
Tucson
Sonora
Garcia
Carbo
Topete
Gareth
Mazatlan
Grant
Mount MacGnecor
N. Y
Douglas
New York
Todood
Train Hurled From a Bridge in Pennsylvanian Accident
A Nickel Plate freight train collided on a trestle in Springfield. Conductor G Donlan's wife and two children plus Miss Sadie Mahoney were on a flat car when the crash sent them plunging 95 feet. Brakeman Zaney was badly hurt. Mahoney severely disfigured. Mrs Donlan dying after wires cut her. The baby survived, caught by branches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
G. Donlan
Sadie Mahoney
Zaney
Miss Mahoney
New Postal Laws Cut Rates and Revenue Impact
On July 1 new appropriation bill laws take effect reducing mail rates. Letters up to one ounce cost two cents while newspapers drop from two to one cent per pound. Officials estimate a $10 million revenue shortfall next fiscal year and a $6 million deficit overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waashington
Long admits horse theft links in acquittal case
Frank Long, twice arrested for horse stealing at the urging of J. W. Nixon and K. Bradley, was acquitted both times last year. A new report from Lebanon in Warren County, Ohio, claims Long confessed to involvement in the horse thefts and to connections with related lawsuits, asserting his role in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Warren County
Frank Long
J. W. Nixon
K. Bradley
Ling
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Telegraph and Mail
Nxanvy
Garanni
Bilvestri
Peru
Ate
Ireg She. WA
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