Robert Garrett Dead after long illness at his cottage
Robert Garrett, former president of the Baltimore and Ohio railway, died at his Ridgwood Cottage near Baltimore after a long period of mental and physical decline. He was Oldest son of Isha W. Garrett and helped expand the B&O system, with notable efforts to control the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad and the parallel line to Philadelphia. He retired in 1887 and spent his time traveling with his wife, living at New Port and Bar Harbor. His charitable work included the Garrets savitarium at Mount Airy and the Garrets Dispensary in Baltimore.
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Deve Paux
Robert Garrett
Hartture and Ohio Railroad
Tarrete
Rc Cahdig
Baldaure
Deer Park
Garrett
P. Harrison Garrett
Abrs. Garrett
Isha W. Garrett
Baltimore
Princeton
Balthor
Robert E. Lee
Vailey
Virginia
Ice
Baltimor
Ohio
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Pennslvania Company
Philadelphia
Baltimore and Ohio
Western Union Company
William B. Vanderbilt
Brutal murder case shocks nation and county
A violent murderer's capture follows a confession about the death of Miye Drown near Waldstustt, with authorities reporting second statements and conflicting details. The article also covers rescue labor pay cuts in Wilkes-Barre, a notable Confederate general's death, a Fort Leavenworth prison mutiny, a navy court martial reversal, Bryan's Aug 12 notification, and various local incidents.
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Smith
Miye Marterite Drewn
Jeby Ai
Walwer
Waldstustt
Pei George’s County
Washington Pulten
Gorthrastert
York
Miss Drown
Coroner's In Quest
Turbulent Nocalists and Socialist Congress Turmoil
Turbulent sessions at St Martin's town hall as the International Socialist Trades Order congress faced wrangling over French delegates Jaures Millerand and Viviani. A volatile vote finally allowed division into five sections amid protests and disorder. American delegates criticized New York hack owners as not laborers, while the congress adjourned after seven hours.
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Saxpos
International Socialist Such Trades Order Congress
Yesdtenlay
St Martin’s Town Hall
Hrnidman
Chamber of Deputies
MM Jaures
Millersad
Viviani
M. Jaures
Russia
Poland
MS Millerand
SL Millerani
New York
Air
Matthew Maguire
United States
Co-Operative Society
Congress
Astor House
Republicans Open Campaign Observed in New York
Republican leaders convened to launch the campaign in New York with Hacca and Rodger among the key figures. The gathering included Hanna Quay Scott and Proctor, discussing strategy and tariff stance while a separate session noted a quorum and limited statements to general plans. In North Dakota the Populists and Democrats wrestled over a ticket, while Georgia editorials defended Watson’s vice presidential bid and several other nationwide notices covered trials, floods, and political maneuvering.
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Epublica National
Sconela
Ratigual
Nathanl
Lark Honna
Qhiy
Frederick & Gibbs
York
John Wanamaker
Philadelphi
Frank Jheehee
New Mokaee
Beads
Florida
Garnet
Hobart
New Jenry
W. Plankler
Massichusete
Assen
Suchekk
Wityn Aml Means
Ponpeets
Canpalen Bach
Withersbee
New York
Apoku
Iakimur
Mark Hanna
Matthew Quay
N. B L. Scott
Hedtheld Proctor
Houns
Rodgers
Utah
Bliss
Faxrco
N. D
Togo
Orst
Supreme Court
Chicago and nation reel from record heat wave
A severe heat wave grips Chicago and cities from Washington to Cincinnati and Louisville. Reports note multiple deaths and countless prostrations as temperatures reach extreme highs. Notable victims include Mrs. Judia Vothter of Chicago and Colonel Will A Ate of Portland.
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Washington Wasmoncton
Wi. A. Ate
Arthur
Portland
Orv
Mearthur
Sandy Harrie
Louisville
Lorisvillle
Stock and Produce Markets Closing Quotations Report
Closing quotations from New York and Philadelphia exchanges show varied activity across livestock and commodities. Cattle, hogs, and sheep traded with mixed tone while dairy products and cheese remained steady to light, reflecting cautious demand amid unsettled market signals.
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Philadelphia
Baltimor
Lechizh Valla
Chesa
Oise
Dei
Awion Wex
D.l&w
Lake Erie & W
St. Paul
Lehigh
Grneral
Prilaielphiatn
Sylvania
SAAB
Dali
Usis
Jae Chee
Do. Spears
Eigar
Umitation Creamery
York
Dary
Wall Cdo Creamery
Fancr Penny
Vanca Arints
Primis Gobune
Tyszie
Smatl
Toll
Ram
Pals
Pesassivasin
Wesserm Fresh
East
Farr
GORMAN IN THE CAMPAIGN AND WASHINGTON HQ DISCUSSION
The article outlines signals that Senator Gorman may advise Senator Jones in the campaign with headquarters likely in Washington or here. It notes local reaction and the potential for coordination among committees if headquarters stay in this city or move.
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Washington
New York
Silves
Mutter
Senator Gorman
Jones
Andar Ston
Comuletes
Yesterday's Baseball Games Across Leagues
Baseball scores from yesterday show several games across the American and Eastern leagues. Cincinnati beat Cleveland 6 to 1 at Cincinnati, while Boston defeated Baltimore 7 to 1 in Boston and Brooklyn triumphed over Washington 5 to 1 in Brooklyn. Pittsburgh shut out Chicago 8 to 0 in Pittsburgh, Philadelphia blanked Philadelphia 1 to 0, and St Louis beat St Louis 6 to 0 in St Louis. In the Eastern League Albany defeated Wilkes-Barre 7 to 5, Syracuse beat Springfield 9 to 0, Buffalo topped Scranton 4 to 2, and Providence beat Rochester 5 to 2. Hartford defeated Lancaster 11 to 4 and Wilmington beat Paterson 4 to 0 in the Atlantic League.
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Baltimore
Brooklyn
Washington
Pittsburg
Chicago
Pitterburg
Philadelphia
New York
St Louis
Lonkride
Albany
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Springfield
Buffalo
Scranton
Rochester
Providence
Hartford
Lancaster
Wiknington
Wilmington
Paterson
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