Veterans' Meeting Opened In Buffalo For Grand Army Encampment
Buffalo prepares for the thirty first Grand Army of the Republic encampment as thousands of veterans and visitors arrive by rail. Notables include J Cory Winans and General J R Lewis, with Camp Jewett tents named for Grant and other Civil War generals. City decorations cover Main Street as Bufallo hosts a large crowd, with local committees arranging care, housing, and events.
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Bufalo
Buffalo
army of
Grand army of the Republic
Kundrais
J. Cory Winans
itn C Clarkson
Camp Isvett
Lake Erie
Camp Jewett
Gansral Grant
Sheridan
MrCie . Meade
Pope
Burnsides
Sherman
Franklin
Porter
Hancock
Rosecrans
Hooker
McDowell
Schofield
McPherson
Stanley
Logan
Halleck
Beil
Thomas
Granger
Fort Porter
Ffth
Renspost, No. 4
Williamsport
Clayton P. White
sigamer Idahs
Courmnabder
Clarkson
John w. Linehan
J. PLB
Gorin
Pennesivania
T Winans
steelimites O nuieer
yisinems
Goleanel Weremane
isan
Richmond
Young Men's Business association of
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Welcome arch lights up city center with electric display
At the junction of several streets opposite the Erie County Bank and St. Pauls church stands a large monster arch shaped as two monograms GG A BR. The letters are white red and blue with shields topped by a golden eagle and the word Welcome. The structure is illuminated by 2500 electric lights making it a daytime beauty and night pillar of fire.
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Buffalo
deabh
Erie County Bank
St. Paul's church
Prisoners Escape From Ulster County Jail
James Reynolds who serves 369 days informs jailer Robert Smith that three prisoners escaped by sawing bars at the Ulster County Jail. The escapees were John Boylan William Later and Charles Surrle, all at large. no reward offered.
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gston
Robert Smith
Ulster County
James Reynolds
Smith
John Boylan
John W. Searing
New York
William
Saugert
Charles
Miceet
William Gardiner
Gardiner
Bohemian Riots In Pilsen Turn Urban Unrest
An anti Jewish mob clashes with police in Pilsen Bohemia Aus subdues violence after a quarrel between students escalates. Rioters destroy synagogues Jewish schools and homes until military forces restore order. Authorities ban meetings and enforce curfews as patrols replace street chaos.
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Pilsen
Bohemia
Aus
Schmidt
Hartmann
ued
Excitement in Paris over Brend Cansey price rise
London reports a surge in Brend Cansey prices fueling unease across markets. A Westminster discussion plans to address the matter as officials consider steps to curb potential unrest amid higher import costs and wheat duty tensions.
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Brend Cansey
London
aily
Vars
Ems Hill
Mepis
Marsedis
ity
Arrival of Alleged Filibusters at Philadelphia Port
The steamer Ethvhwold from Port Antonio Jamaica arrived with passengers including Commissioner Tiugene Tyler Chamberlain and Dr. Parker. Twelve crew from the Bermuda, a ship involved in filibustering, were aboard. Captain Murphy of the Bermuda was convicted of violating quarantine laws and sentenced to a fine or imprisonment. he chose imprisonment and serves it. The Bermuda will be sold by British authorities.
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Philadelphia
Aus
Firitieh teamer Ethvhwold
Cantain
Port Antonis
Jamaica
Tiugene Tyler Chamberlain
Dr. Parker
Washington
Bermuda
Chamberlain
Captain Murphy
Late Senator George’s Will Divides Estate Among Heirs
In a dated probate notice from August 23, the late Senator Genree’s will allegedly misallocates assets. Bequests include 31,000 to his sister Mrs. Wilson, 3680 to Mrs. Comfort, 3680 to Mrs. Turner, the law library to J. W. George, and the political library to J. Z. George, with the remainder of books shared among other heirs.
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Senator George
Carrolltan
Misa
Wilson
Comfort
Turner
J. W. George
J. Z. George
Woman Drowns at Monument Beach Mass In Boat Accident
Mary Kelleher 43 a Brockton resident employed by BE Jones was thrown overboard when a boat capsized while a small rowboat was being boarded at a summer home. Her body washed ashore. A companion woman was thrown into the water but rescued by Robert Burgess.
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Monument
Mass
Mary Kelleher
Miners urged to buy provisions before crossing to Canada
Report from Vancouver notes Skaguay nearly empty with 700 arrivals while many miners head toward the pass. Customs officials deny lawlessness, describe duties and permits for goods, and warn navigation dangers on the coast and over White Pass.
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Canada
Banished man aims toll on Skaguay trail
Victoria dispatch reports a man banished by prospectors near Skaguay for attempting to levy a toll of 59 cents from each passer. He fled the scene and spent hours escaping. On the steamer Coquitlam five men arrived with 49000 guild dust in gold dust.
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Victoria
B.C
Coquitlam
Drea
Skaguay
Well Known Railroad Official Georgie Harris Dies at 67
Norwich August 23 Georgie A Farris dies at his Preston home at 67. Longtime railroad figure in New England he served nine years as freight agent for the New England Railroad before retiring due to ill health. A thirty second degree Mason, he leaves a wife and five children.
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Norwich
Conn
Georgie a A. Farris deg
Prestone
Harris
Newengland
di mm
New England railroad
Trooper Shoots Himself at Fort Ethan Allen
Paurlington Vermont August 23. John Maltke private of troop C third cavalry Fort Ethan Allen died by his own hand in the troop barracks. He placed a revolver in his mouth and died instantly. He was in love with a fickle woman from the city who would not return his affections.
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Paurlington
T John Maltke
troop C. Third cavalry
Fort Ethan Allen
Tie
Anarchists Meet in Trafalgar Square London
Anarchists held a meeting in Trafalgar square in London on August 23. One speaker uttered disorderly remarks but police precautions prevented serious demonstrations.
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Lonion
London
Trafalgar square
Conflict at Pittsburg camp as strikers face injuries
In Pittsburg on August 23 a clash between workers and strikers left three strikers badly hurt though not mortally. A gunshot near the heart and a razor wound were reported as factions argued at a boarding house near the tipple.
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Pittsburg
New York and Cleveland Gas Coat company
William Seamen's
tipple
Antonio Podasky
Botiste Dalmeso
Oak Balcary
Sandy Creek
Plum Creek
Turtle Creek
Sandy Creek raine
Judes
West
Unia
Semual De Arnitt
Plum
Nant York and Cleveland Gas Coal company
Sandayreek
New Texas
Agitators Press for Miner Meeting as Strike Builds
In Muhois Pennsylvania agitators urge miners to attend a meeting at a city park to join strikers. A printed notice lacked signature and was contested by mine officials who say no meeting will be held. Past strikes damaged contracts and prolonged work stoppages threaten further losses if a new strike occurs.
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Muhois
meneres
haus place
Fyurdas ufpsehes
peetek
peetek aie
Taetiic park
pat
eady
Petroleum as fuel for naval torpedo boats tested
The navy orders Lt. Nathan Sargent to study Pennsylvanian oil grades for marine engines with aim to fuel torpedo boats. If successful, plans for an oil engine to be installed at the New York torpedo station follow, potentially merging with steam turbine tech.
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Washington
secretary of the navy
Nathan Sargent
Pennsania
Perk
Herreshoffs
navy department
Turbina
Thomaston
Conn
Felix Quigley
Litchfield
Fifty Mile Bicycle Race Won by Denver Wheel Club
The Denver Wheel club defeated Arapahoe Wheel club in a 50 mile relay at Denver Wheel Club park by a mile and a sixth, in 2h 8m 39s. Tate Amos Hughes set a world three mile unpaced flying start professional record at 1m 11s, and Joy Heil broke the world amateur two mile unpaced flying start record in 2m 27 2-5s, surpassing the former marks.
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Denver
Denver Wheel club
Arapahoe Wheel club
Burglars Fire On Officer in Bank Vault Standoff
In Canton a burglar gang attacked Isaac Harer and Sons Savings Bank. A lookout fired at a officer, who returned fire killing one robber in the cellar. The slain man died at hospital. burglars had costly tools and explosives and are believed to be professionals. The bank is described as a fine institution likely to hold a large sum.
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OMeer Hills
Canton
Cherie
moatringer
Isaac Harer & fon
Missing at Niagara Falls Three Men Vanish
Three men who hired a small boat at Tasalls and planned to cross the Niagara River to Canada have vanished. The current is believed to have swept them over the falls, and searching parties from both shores continue to scour the river for the missing boat and occupants.
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Niagara Falls
Tasalls
Niagara river
Ava
Thought to Have Been Lynched in Paevette County
Memphis reporter describes a traveling dentist Dr John McGuire thought to have been lynched in Paevette county. Flo bound over on charge of assaulting a railroader. Officers attempted transport to Semperville jail but a mob reportedly seized him and held him.
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Memphis
John McGuire
Paevette county
Flo
FPagsette Dormers
sturtel
Semperville
bat
Les thoughe & mob
Synebel
Renewal of Grecian War Debate at Athens Meeting
A large Athens gathering urged King George to reject the proposed peace treaty with Turkey and to resume hostilities. Speakers pressed for renewed action as public sentiment favored ending the truce and renewing war.
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Athens
Tete
Kine Georse
Greece
Turkey
Ariens
Davia Wit Case Settled as City Contest Ends
Potty Aton reports the case of the abandoned wall dispute has been settled by compromise. The estate, reduced by about $5 000 000 in seven years, will be distributed among Carlaus heirs and heirs.
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Potty
Aton
Good Crop Prospects In India From Recent Rains
The Times correspondent at Simla reports good rains across India with the exception of Bombay and Deccan. Crops are expected to be exceptionally large this season.
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Trlla
London
Aus
Times
Simla
India
Bombay
Deccan
Indian Relief Efforts Diminish as Camphor Fades
London reports Aug 23 that Indian relief numbers steadily decline and signs of famine fade. The dwindling counts reflect improving conditions but leave ongoing needs and questions about assistance.
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London
Attempted murder shocks probate court scene in divorce case
William W Lawrence shot Judge Thom ver Seaver during a dispute over a child guardian and a contested divorce. The judge ordered Lawrence to quit the home. Lawrence drew a revolver and fired twice. Police found a small amount of morphine on Lawrence, who awaits a hearing in jail. Judge Seaver, longtime probate judge, is respected and unharmed.
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roa stock
Thomver
Windro actuntty
William We. Lawrence
Lawrence
Sir Thomas
Seaver
Joseph C. Enright
Start
probate
Adelina Steam Yacht Runs Aground Near Hoffman Island
The Adelina steam yacht, likely owned by pare lies linked to the Hoboken Electric Railway, grounded on the west side of Hoffman Island. Six hours later she floated free and was towed to Hoboken by the tug Nettie LTice. Residents, including six men and women, were removed by Hoffman Island workers Fred G. Milligan Jr and Louis Hoff Mann.
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York
Adelina
pare
Hoboken electric railway
Bant
Hoffman Island
Fred G. Milligan, Jr
Louis Hoff
PUE
Ho~boeken
Adelia
ilubuken
Nettie
Tice
Alleged Swindler Held on Worthless Check Charge
Eleazer L. Rogers, arrested Friday for attempts to pass a worthless check at Morrison Book Co on Avenue, held for trial in Jefferson Market police court. The 28 year old from Boston used the forged name B. F. Bennett on a $22.50 check. He is said to have swindled B P Dutton Hickum Bros Strauss & Sons and others.
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Swandler
York
Eleazer L. Rogers
Morrison Book company
avenue
Jefferson Market
Rogers
Boston
B. F. Bennett
B. P. Dutton
Hiccum
Strauss & Sons
Barris Suspender company
Runaway Girls Arrested in New York City
Hattie Runyan five and Trussie Foster eight ran away from Hawley Pennsylvania homes Friday. A detective found the girls living on East Twenty fourth Street and arrested them. They asked to return home. a sister of Trussie Foster appeared in court and the girls were discharged into her custody.
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New York
Ave
Hattie Runyan
trussie Foster
Hawley
cirls
East Twente
Yorkville
Kant
Two Sudden Deaths Reported in Trenton Australia
Two Trenton men died suddenly. Theodore Stryker, a well known citizen, aged about, drowned after chasing a stray animal in his yard. Thomas Kelis, 23, collapsed while standing near a doorway. he had a heart condition.
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Trenton
Aus
Theodore Stryker
Stryker
Thomas Kelis
Kelly
Not an Anarchist Not a Patriot Manuel Planos Arrives
Manuel Planos arrived aboard the Cunard liner and proved to authorities he is not an anarchist nor a traitor. He presented evidence satisfying officials and will not be molested.
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Manuel Planos
Cunard
Ponce Negotiations Fall and War Will Continue
Montevideo reports peace talks between the government and insurgents begun June 20 after an armistice have failed. The official announcement states the war will go on. In Williamsburg Kentucky a mob hangs Bleany Sullivan who was jailed for criminal assault on Sarah Lawson and punished by two year sentence.
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Ponce
Montevides
Williamsburg
Bleany Sullivan
Sarah Lawson
Cumberland river
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