Grand Army Encampment Honors President at Buffalo
At the Buffalo Grand Army encampment the president attended and a banquet was held by Columbia post of Chicago. Veterans, ex prisoners of war, naval veterans and nurses gathered in large numbers with ceremonies, parades, receptions, and a lake trip for about 2000 women as part of a week of reunions and memorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Grand Army of the Republic
Grand army
ex-Prisoners of War association
naval veterans
Sherman
Buffain
G A. R
Jewett
Blain sir
ares
MacHinney
Alver
Black
New York
naval
Lades
Grand Army of the
Fepublie
Association of Nurses
clas
Columbia past of
Chicago
Niagara House
Ellicot
Ellicott club
Bultato
Columbia post
C. H. McConnell
President McKinley
T. S. Clarkson
Archbishop Ireland
Russell A. Alger
Frank S. Black
James E. Curtiss
Mark B. Taylor
Brooklyn
Charles W. Anderson
William S. Bissell
William J. Connors
Swift
Hazen S. Pingree
Detroit
T. W. Lawler
R. B. Mahany
D. S&S. Alexander
C. Porter Johnson
Blackman
Gage
Walker
Komitz
John D. Weber
J. H. Everton
Atkinson
Alderman Fitch
Henry D. Estabrook
Fred W. Peck
Chicago Auditorium
John S. Wise
Augustus F. chen
Trisonora
National Association of Union Prisoners of War
Charlers F. Sheriff
Pittsburg
Colonel Fee
Sheriff
Cyrus Sears
National Association of Naval Veterans
Daniel F. Kelly
Philadelphia
Will E. Atkins
Secretary of the navy
Baerer & Webb
David B. Porter
Washington
naval veteras
Willem B. Hazen
Castle Pinckney island
Charlestoon harbor
nations] association Army
National Association of Army Nurses
Emily E. Woodley
New York State
Seventy-fifth New York infantry
Franklin
A R. Chace
Marshall
Minn
Geddes
Horse Ferry
One Hundredth
New York infantry
Alfred Leth
J . O&ear H
Curtis
Oxford
Dennis Thompson
Creselie
Stafford
T. R. Aldrich
Ellicottville
New York battery
Presdent
Irving M. Thompso
William IL. Nichols
Albion
N. Y
John Normile
New York sharpshooters
Duncan BD. Cameron
Caledonia
Clark R
William Seneid
Rochester
W. P. Brown
Memphis
Dewitt Crumb
M. D
South Otselic
George B. Riddle
Hawley Trass
Mount Upton
Henry Anson
Murderer Hanged in Fayetteville Witnessed Execution
Jerry Brown was hanged here for an assault on Mrs. Radford last February. Two thousand people witnessed the execution. his neck was not broken and he died groaning and struggling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
W. Va
Jerry Brown
Radford
Brown
Ultimatum Refused by Pittsburg Employers Over Mine Return
Pittsburg August 25 miners lost their return ultimatum as coal operators reject arbitration terms. Mines will reopen with new workers if old ones refuse. Striking camp near Sandy Creek broken up. 70 miners sent home. Rumor of De Armitt offering Italian strikers half pay and 62 cents per ton to return fuels claims of company weakness. Wage suits filed against New York and Cleveland Gas Coal. hearing set with Alderman Toole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Sandy Creek
Turtle Creek
T. B. De Armitt
whethey
De Armut
Thomas Deere
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal company
Tacle
Desre
De Armitt
Plum Creek
Alderman Toole
Refused Extradition in Illinois Bond Fraud Case
Springfield Aug 25 Governor Tanner refuses to honor Indiana s requisition for Louis Enricht now in Chicago on a charge of obtaining 34000 worth of bonds from the Indianapolis and Marion Railway company under false pretenses on June 7. Edward T Cahill railway company attorney says he sought time to reply and secure counter affidavits from Indianapolis officers. The governor declined to continue the matter and Cahill said he would apply to United States authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Tis
Tanner
Indiana
Louis Enricht
Chicago
Indianapolis
Marion
Edward T. Cahill
railway company
Enricht
Cahill
United States
Fanatical Priests Attacks Sepoys Near Fort Ali Masjid
Reports from Peshawar state Afridi raiders led by fanatical priests attacked Sepoys near Fort Ali Masjid, massacring and capturing troops. Rebels reportedly plan further action against the British garrison at Tiowrast amid rising anxiety in Quetta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peshawar
India
Fort Ali Masjid
Quetta
New
Chaman
Kandahar
Tuba
Pishin
Khyber pass
Afridis
Fort Maude
Hypnotism Not Recognized in Murder Conviction
California Supreme Court upholds first degree murder conviction of J E Banks for killing Mrs Harriet Stiles and J B Borden at Oceanside San Diego County on Sept 6 1895. The defense argued hypnotism could show lack of criminal intent but the court ruled hypnosis has no legal bearing on guilt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
state Supremes court
J. E. Banks
Harriet Stiles
J. B. Borden
Oceanside
San Diego county
GB. A. Stevens
Searles
Greece Bound Indemnity Talks Amid Financial Strain
Greece faces an indemnity limit of 2 million pounds as Britain France and Russia relay that larger sums are untenable. Negotiations with Turkey aim at a smaller payment, with Lord Salisbury pressing for keeping the Larissa Trikala line as a pledge while Greece proves ability to earmark revenues for the indemnity without harming bondholder interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Athens
Turkey
Lord Salisbury
Futurity Stakes Result at New York Run
The Futurity Stakes for 2-year-olds, the richest American prize at over $50,000, was run in New York. L Alouette won, Lydian was second, Ariel finished third. Time 1.11 for three quarters and one mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
L'Alouette
Lydian
Ariel
Big Estate Settled in Butte After Long Dispute
In Butte Montana on August 25 a district court filing ends the contest over Andrew J. Davis's estate. The 1890 will forged dispute is dropped. distribution favors relatives, with $1,463,000 ready for allocation and $1,732,000 in assets noted. Trustees receive a large remainder for future distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte, Mon
Andrew J. Davis
Davis
Andrew J. Davis, Jr
First National bank of
Butte
Butte and Boston Mining company
OCO
Boston
jonelre
Diana
Erwin Day
A. J. Davis, Jr
Charles H. Palmer
Erwin Davis
Andrew Davis
Warrants Issued for Prominent Whisky Firm Leader
Newcastle Kentucky August 25 Evening Post dispatch reports two warrants issued for Colonel W L Crabb of Fibl Crabb, a major distiller, over alleged irregularities in books. The Oldham Bank prompted warrants alleging removal of whisky from a warehouse with issued receipts. Crabb says he will surrender and claims bank authorization letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Evening Post
Newcastle
W. L. Crabb
Fibl. & Crabb
Oldham bank
Crabb
Infringement ruling in Reach vs Hobbs Co patent case
In Boston Judge Putnam ruled Fred H. Reach of Rochester infringed only the sixth claim of his issued May 26 181 patent by Hobbs Manufacturing Company Worcester. An injunction restrains further infringement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
United States
Putnam
Fred H. Reach
Rochester
Charles W. Andles
Hobbs Manufacturing Company
Worcester
Navy squadron ships arrive as Bar Harbor hub
The Dolphin with Secretary Long aboard reaches Bar Harbor as the North Atlantic Squadron prepares to review evolutions before sailing to Hampton Roads. Marblehead reaches Sydney and will cruise toward eternity until the American mackerel fleet arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workington
The
Dolphin
Long
Bar Harbor
Hampton Roads
Sydney
Cape Brenistind
Tisdale Reappointed as U.S. Marshal for Middle Alabama
William H. Tisdale, whose term expired, has been temporarily reappointed as marshal for the middle district of Alabama until his successor is appointed. Other Alabama district marshals with expired terms have also been granted temporary reappointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshala
Washington
William H. Tisdale
Alabama
art
Agricultural Dept Starts Trial Of New Forage Plant
The agricultural department plans an experiment with a new forage plant Bromus mermis native to the Russian steppes. An order for two tons of seed has been wired to Moscow as part of the semiarid region trial in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
agricultural department
wear
Moscow
The Cloakmakers' Strike Expands Across New York
In New York on August 25, 1000 Freedman Bros cloakroom workers on Prince Street and Broadway join the United Brotherhood strike amid suspicions of stock purge. Stein's 200 cloakmakers issue a new price list while Harpvywitch yields to 100 employees. Progressives claim four east side shop victories and aim to have all workers back by next Saturday. Pressers' union with 900 members plans a Sunday strike pending approval. Cigarette maker Silverberg achieves a victory as strain persists in the cloak and tailoring trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Freedman Bros
Prince street
Broadway
the
United Brotherhood
MM. Stein
Harpvwitch
Catherine street
east side
Pressers’ union
United Brotherhood of Tailors
Schoenfeld
Silverberg
Fatal Trip Ends For Two Americans In Europe
In August Paris, typhoid fever felled Professor A B Guilford of Jersey City and his student Joseph G C Coltier of New York. Guilford leapt from a Paris hotel window during delirium and died. Coltier died five days later in a Paris hospital. Coltier’s remains sail to Jersey City on the La Champagne and funeral is planned for Aug 20 at Congress Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Jersey City
A. B. Guilford
Grammar
this city
Joseph G. C. Carter
C Coltier
Nassau street
New York city
Coltier
United States
Professor Guilford
young Coltier
Paris
Guilford
La Champagne
Congress street
Accident injures sailor aboard yacht Alza on salute near New Rochelle
The Alza yacht from Philadelphia Yacht Club anchored off New Rochelle when a salute mis fired wounding Norwegian sailor Fred Svenson. Commodore Clarence Brush ordered speed to Bellevue Hospital as doctors considered leg amputation to save his life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alza
Clarence Brush
Philadelphia Yacht club
Long Branch
Shelter Island
New
Rtochelle Gillesomnas
Fred Svenson
Commodore Brush
Bellevue hospital
East river
Tyensen
Furniture Firm Hikes Wages At New York Shop
P Nathan & Co, parlor furniture makers at 156 and 153 Hester Street, announces a 38 percent wage increase for 156 workers. Under piece work, earnings will range from 18 to 23 a week, reflecting improved business prospects and prosperity for the firm and its staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Furniture Company
New York
P. Nathan & Co
Hester street
Tun
Plague in Bombay District Grows Amid Trade Losses
Condensed dispatches report a rising plague in Bombay and Puenah India. Fire destroys W. P. Fuller & Co. warehouse at Poruand Cv with losses estimated from five thousand to seventy five thousand dollars. A metallic iceboat found adrift near Nassau for two years. Royal arrivals Princess of Wales and Lake of Moerklenburg Schwerin reach Woershbuften for Rhéeipp cure. Aton railroad wreck near Tracesths Wi kills pioneers and firemen. locomotive and nine cars destroyed. Dredging plans for Yukon gold seek 65 thousand dollar machine. John A. Rusk heads the Crowtloway Class fund voyage with select crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bombay
Puenah
India
W. P. Fuller & Co
Poruand
Nassau
N. P
Raymond Bros
New York
Lake of Moerklenburg-Schwerin
Woershbuften
Bavaria
Aton
Tracesths
BBostian
Ireland Blight Destroys Potato Crop in Cork and Limerick
North Cork and Limerick suffer partial potato crop destruction due to blight with outlook for a very poor year in those districts. The damage is described as the worst in the last fifty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Cork
Limerick
Alaska Climate Warns of Harsh Klondike Winter
Washington reports Alaska interior winters are extreme, with near half year of below freezing. Mean monthly temps from Oct 1889 to Apr 1890 show deep cold and long periods of darkness, while May to June bring long days and near continuous daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Klondike
Japan
Alaska
United States coast and Beodstic Survey
Congressional Library to Add Blind Department in Wash
Superintendent John Thussell Young announced plans to create a dedicated blind department at the Congressional Library in Washington. The institution already holds many raised letter volumes and aims to assemble a complete collection of braille style books for the blind readers. A reading room will be established as the department's home, marking the first such initiative in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Library For
Washington
Aus
John Thussell Yuting
congressional library
Young
Ita
Death of Rev. Banja min Akerty Rector Emeritus
Rev Banja min Akerty rector emeritus of St Johns Episcopal Church died in Oakland California at his home after a long life. Born in 18 and son of a well known New York doctor Akerty WBA post high Chapter of w
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oaklard
Cal
Banjamin Akerty
St. John's Eipiscopal church
New York
Akerty
WBA post high
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Charles F. Sheriff
J. L. Kilgore
John S. Ferguson
Keokuk
Lewis R. Fortescue
S. 3
Saratoga
Saratogans
Morris Carm
Greenfield
assay
Aug
nevel
Northwest territory
John A. Rusk
Cratloway Class company
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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Bronk
Pittspure
Bronklyn
St. Louis
st Louis
Baltimint
Baltimore
Washingston
Ginnwli
Hirg
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Hnehin
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Wa hington
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