Cleveland Vacation Sails After Malaria Attack
President Cleveland left Washington for Grey Gables aboard the John Rogers to rest as doctors advise salt air and limited duties. Dr. Reilly and Captain Evans accompanied him. he is expected to return by midweek as the tariff and appropriations issues loom in Washington.
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The Late King of Siam and His Reforms
An obituary notice outlines King Chata longkore Lo of Siam who reigned from 1853 to 26 October, praised as enlightened and humane. It notes his efforts to study his people’s wishes, reform slavery by freeing slave children at 22, and promote justice and tranquility during his reign. His dispatch to Siamese waters signaled concern over unrest.
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Ezeta case staggers as warrants sit unseen in San Francisco
San Francisco authorities report warrants for refugee arrests lingering since Tuesday due to San Salvadoran officials’ dissension and a consul who owes allegiance to ex-President Ezeta. Consul Yringo yen heads back, while local officials hesitate to deliver warrants to the U S marshal. Bonnington patrols off the Heads as diplomatic maneuvering continues.
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Polar expedition reports near Spitzbergen and later mishap
Walter Wellman and crew recount the 1894 to 1895 Spitzbergen journey aboard the Haymanld Jarl with Captain Berntine, detailing pack ice struggles, coast surveys by Prof Owen S French, and routes via Walden Island and Law Island. The account notes near-parallel latitude, failed open-water attempts, and plans to retry in 1895.
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Berntine
Johnson
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Welloan
Associated Press
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Beren Islands
Spitzbergen
Owen
French
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Washington
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Whitney
Armour
Scott
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Law Island
Low Island
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Hyerdahl
University of Christiane
National Cyclists Opening Meet Draws Thousands at Denver
The League of American Wheelmen hosted a grand cycling tournament in Denver on August 1 before about 10,000 spectators. Records fell in the one mile novice and open events and the five mile race. Lee Richardson of Chicago shattered the half mile backward record, while Bald of Buffalo won the one mile open and the two mile handicap saw Barnett of Lincoln gain in the second mile.
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Chicago
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Tina
Rage
Cleveland
Barnett
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Rphy
Brooklyn
Anc. Ziegler
California
Idaho Democrats nominate J R Stevenson for governor
A shuffled report lists J R Stevenson as the Idaho Democratic nominee for governor amid a roundup of mixed items including cholera in East Prussia and the death of Gettysburg’s Samuel B Russell the city’s oldest resident. It notes nominations by several named officials and figures, with a German dispatch on cholera and various obituary notes.
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Grugeray
Berlin
East Prussia
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Gettysburg
Iss Innspeech
Brockville
Ont
Arthur
Locomotive Brotherhood
Eugene V. Debs
Forster
John Forster
Charles Dickena
London
National Senate
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Haverford
G. F. Myer
MeKersport
M.S. Longaker
Pottstown
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Kneale
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Mansfield
John H. Ossenbeck
Bradford
Wages At Pullman Strike Testimony Of Workers
Chicago Aug 17 Before the strike commission Miss Jennie Curtis president of the Girls Union at Pullman testified her father had worked there fifteen years until shortly before his death He died owing $8 rent and the company compelled her to assume the debt and sign an agreement to pay it from wages Some weeks she had so little left for board that she could not pay The poorest seamstresses earned 10 a day before the strike while the best were down to 70 60 and even 40 to 50 cents a day Witnesses described reductions across departments and a pattern of wage cuts affecting long serving workers, with many earning only a fraction of earlier wages. The commission adjourned after hearing Combes and others.
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Girls’ Union
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Pullman Company
Abe
Theodore Rhode
Painters’ Department
Piecs
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Baseball Scores From Major and Minor Leagues Summary
Baseball yesterday featured numerous results across cities including Philadelphia, New York, Brooklyn, Boston, Baltimore, Washington, and Cincinnati with high scoring games in the majors and varied outcomes in the Eastern League and Pennsylvania State League. Notable items include Philadelphia 17 Louisville 8, Washington 6 Cleveland 2, and multiple Western and state league games with Springfield, Wilkes Barre, Binghamton, Providence, Erie, and Scranton reporting decisive scores. The report also mentions a Royal Warrant for suspected European swindlers, William Whitney's return to New York, a self confessed arson case in Nevada, and political notes on gubernatorial speculation and local nominations.
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New York
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Lattimore
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Cleveland
Senate Debate Over Free List Bills Heats Up In Congress
The session saw heated discussion on free list bills covering coke iron ore and barbed wire with a party line vote pattern. Republicans and Democrats divided, while Populists backed some measures as questions on referals and committee actions dominated the day. The senate also approved a bill repealing a tax on alcohol used in the arts, and House adjourned after a long day with no formal accords.
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Summer Homes for City People of Moderate Means
Deserts in New England farms yield vacant houses ideal for summer retreats. City dwellers with modest means can rent or buy these modest homes far from rail lines, offering a simple, practical retirement during warm months. The trend attracts self supporting young women like teachers or artists seeking rest and relief from confined winter life.
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