Funeral Arrangements for General Grant Draw Crowds
New York August 7 crowds line up from City Hall to Centre Street to view General Grant as undertakers and embattlers prepare the casket. Guards and Drum Corps steady the procession while volunteer and military groups keep order amid long lines, curious sightseers, and somber ceremony.
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New York
General Grant
U. S. Grant
J. B. Gilmore
F. Clarkson
C. P. Mason
Park Row
Centre Street
Chambers Street
Chatham Street
Brooklyn
Reade Street
Broadway
Wagner pieces sung as funeral crowds gathered for General’s viewing
Thousands waited for a final view of the dead General as the Miennerchor performed from the inner balcony and the Liederkranz Society prepared to sing Pilgrim's Chorus and The Spirits Over the Water. The casket remained closed at 1 A.M. with an estimated 250000 people passing by the arrangement.
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Miennerchor
Liederkranz Society
Wagner
Funeral Parade for General Grant Body to Riverside
Special dispatch from The Times New York August 7 outlines the grand procession to escort General Grants remains to Riverside. General Hancock leads the line from City Hall to Fifth Avenue. National Guard and armed escorts join from Fourteenth Street. The route continues via Broadway to Riverside Drive and the tomb with bands playing a dirge.
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New York
Hancock
Naval Brigade
City Hall
Mail Street
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-fourth Street
Naval
National Guard
General Grant
Twenty-third Street
Cleveland
Veterans
Grand Army
Sickles
Civic Division
McMahon
Tenth Street
Riverside Park
Fiftyseventh Street
Boulevard
Seventy-second Street
Riverside Drive
Tomb
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Fifty-seventh Street
United States
First Division National Guard
W. 8. Hancock
Grant
Grand Army of the Republic
Methodist Episcopal Church
Newman
United States Army
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hamilton Fish
Procession to Grant Funeral By National G A R Units
New York bound veterans from Colonel Wiedersheim’s First Regiment and dozens of Posts, including Grand Army of the Republic units from New Jersey and Gloucester, gather at Broad Street Station. They, with bands and horses, travel by train to attend General Grant’s funeral, with Meade Post to conduct rites at the grave.
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Broad Street
New York
Grant
Wiedersheim
Adams Express Company
Jersey City
Kelley
Anna M. Ross
John Mecray Post
Cape May
N. J
F. Barnett
Admiral Dupont Post
John H. de Barry
John Willian Post
Gloucester
Walter W. Larkins
van, Leer Post
William
Miller
Gloucester Arson Band
van Leer Fife and Drum Corps
Grand Army
Bound Brook
Ninth and
Green Streets
Howell Post
Woodbury
Joseph Franklin
A. B. Bateman
Cedarville
N. Des
D. E. Bateman
E. L. Stratton Post
Mullican Hill
Frank B. Ridgeway
Edward Townsend Post
Cape May Court House
Broad Street Station
Mayor Smith
Meade Post
General Grant
Crowded Fifth Avenue Hotel Hosts Crowded Funeral Crowd
At the Fifth Avenue Hotel a vast crowd of distinguished men and officials gathers for the funeral events. President Cleveland and party arrive, with Cabinet members and notable figures from across the country seen in the thronged corridors. Confederate leaders like General Buckner and Johnston are present, with Buckner serving as pallbearer. A European fund for the Grant monument is organized, led by Drexel Harjes & Co with a $1,000 subscription.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Cleveland
Lamont
Manning
Bayard
Whitney
Grant
Hayes
Confederate Soldiers’ Committee
Hoffmann House
Simon B. Buckner
Fort Donelson
Fifth Avenue
Joseph E. Johnston
Alger
Michigan
Mia
Cornell
Thomas B. Reed
Maine
J. R. Tucker
Virginia
Ewarta and Miller
Illinois
Sherman
Base
Frank Hiscock
Syracuse
D. M. Erwin
Oswego
John O'Donnel
Albany
George Z. Erwin
Chauncey I. Filley
St Louia
Hee
H. Barnum
Connecticut
Paris
Drexel, Harjes & Co
Grant Mocument Fund
Ilot
Seeker Campaign Rife As Fox Hesitates On Appointments
Superintendent Fox moves with caution in selecting Mint and Post Office appointees amid Democratic pressure. He reportedly chose twenty seven names for minor offices but may delay public announcement. Postmaster Huidekoper appears likely to be removed, while collectors at Internal Revenue and Customs House officials face shifting loyalties and potential replacements.
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Mint
Fox
Atlantic City
Snowden
Barbiere Pension Agency
Randall
Davis
Michael Boyle
Twentieth Ward
John Barnes
Seventh Ward
Allison
Huidekoper
Themiall
Washington
Erence
Post Office
Civil Service
Deadly family feud ends in father's death in Lafayette Ala
In Lafayette County eight miles from Lafayette Alabama William Hancock senior and his son William Hancock Jr. quarreled over tolls and violence. William Sr. and John Hancock followed William Jr. to his home where William Jr. shot the old man fatally and another shot mortally wounded John Hancock. William Jr. was arrested and showed little concern for the deed in the aftermath.
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Lafayertre
Ala
Lafayette
William Hancock
John
William
Tony
John Hancock
Colored youths in Lombard street shooting injures man
A quarrel between two colored men on Lombard street near Seventh ended with John Norman firing twice, striking 21 year old Charles Howard in the leg. Norman was arrested and Howard taken to Pennsylvania Hospital.
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John Norman
Charles Howard
Lombard Street
Seventh
Norman
Howard
Pennsylvania Hospital
President and Cabinet Leave Washington in Rainy Farewell
Special dispatch from Tax Times reports the administration and staff rushing to depart the White House, with luggage, carriage wheels, and crowded stations. Secretaries and servants scramble for last appointments, while Whitney coordinates gate checks and dispatches. The public, pressed for scoops, floods the scene as trains pull away in steady rain.
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Washington
White House
New York
Whitney
Mr. Whitney
Bayard
Lamar
Vilas
McMichae
Won't Leave Her Husband in Montreal Search for Daughter
E J Whitney an artist from Brooklyn and his wife arrived at Lachine to locate their daughter Ida who two months ago ran away with Willis N Pinch former Communi caw Coil Company manager in New York. The couple traced the pair to Windsor Hotel and Lachine under the name of Mr and Mrs French. Finch faces embezzlement charges settled now. The wife refuses to leave her husband and vows to stay and help him. The parents depart New York tomorrow. Finch fled Lachine, possibly hiding nearby.
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Montreal
E. J. Whitney
Brooklyn
Lachine
Ida
Willis N. Pinch
Communicaw Coil Company
Broadway
New York
New York State
Windsor Hotel
French
Finch
Fahey
Beat Society
Mia
Wet Day at Mountain Grove Mission Meetings
A rainy day in Mountain Grove cooler but busy with tabernacle services. Rev Dr Mc Cabe of the Missionary Society spoke twice on missions noting 125 applicants for foreign work and 2500 missionaries employed locally. He mentioned a goal to raise a million for missions and announced $16,000 secured. Rev B K Kerlin led a strong sermon and Grant memorial services are planned with talks by Rev R K E Wilson on Grant’s early life Rev D I Monroe on Grant’s military career and Rev E H Yocum on his character.
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Mountain Grove
Tax Times
Tabernacle
McCabe
Missionary Society of the Methodist Episcopal Church
B. K. Kerlin
Grant
R. KE. Wilson
Norristown Hospital Trustees Meet Plans Dormitories
Norristown August 7 trustees held a regular meeting approving ad for proposals to build two dormitories and two dining halls. Treasurer reports a $47 000 balance. An assistant druggist was authorized for hire. Rules and regulations revision postponed again. Building inspections focused on sanitary arrangements.
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Norristown Hospital
Norristown
Clergyman Cyclists Visit Ayr Ontario
The American clergyman bicyclists arrived in Ayr and were greeted by Rev. Mr. Hardy and Rev. Mr. Orme. Townspeople escorted them to the Commercial Hotel for dinner before they travelled to Woodstock for a luncheon and tours of local points of interest.
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Ayr
Ont
Corporation Limits
Hardy
Mr. Orme
Commercial Hotel
Woodstock
Court finds Rosenfeld and Abraham guilty in Mikado case
In New York on August 7 the court held that theatre owner Mr Collier had no legal control over the theatre at the time of The Mikado production and was not responsible. Rosenfeld and Abraham were found guilty and fined 750 dollars each. The court ordered imprisonment until the fines are paid.
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New York
Collier
Rosenfeld
Abraham
Telegraphic Ticks and Tragedies Across 19th Century America
A chaotic montage reports Gabriel Ambroise Adam's death in France and a decree for October elections. It notes Sioux children en route to Hampton Indian School, a Manila harbor fire on the Phineas Pendleton, and Old Age death of Edward H Smith in Smithtown. Multiple murders, shootings, and robberies span Kentucky, Texas, Missouri, Ontario, and New York.
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Gabriel Ambroise Adam
France
Washington
Hampton
Phineas Pendleton
Hong Kong
New York
Manila
Edward Henry Smith
Smithtown
L. l
Charles L. Skinner
Maryland
William H. Scott
Michigan
Treasury Department
John Desmaque
Tombstone
Providencia
Cananes Mountains
Rochester
de Barry
Kitefoot
Clemmie G
Kenilworth
Humacoa
Murr
Grand Manan
Peter Zimmerman
Kentucky
Aurora
Ind
George Fogg
Richmond
W. G. Anderson
Mexia
Texas
C. Lewis
Lewis
Edwin B. Brooke
Frederick M. Lawrence
E. B. Brooke & c
South Street
William J. Warnock
Mirete
Darton
Ommy
Lars Pelongen
Ensign
Medicine Men On A Lot At Fifth And Mifflin
A Thursday night crowd of about five thousand gathered around a mock Indian village at Fifth and Mifflin to hear a learned doctor tout medicinal remedies sold by fakirs and Indians. The show featured tents, a raised platform with eight to ten pale Indians in red blankets, and a parade of gimmicks and nostrums marketed as cures for various ailments. The narrator extolled Sagwaw Indian remedies and Indian Oil while vendors hawked worms cures, tonics, and devices. After lengthy lectures, performances by singing Indians and a juggling act concluded as the village prepared to move on after weeks at the site.
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Fifth
Mifflin
Tribune
Fifth and Mifflin
New York
Sirona
Tom
Michigan
Trickner
Fifth and
Mifflin Streets
Woman murdered in Chicago tied with cords at Fulton Street
Mrs Walsh a sixty year old widow was found dead in a back room at 609 Fulton Street Chicago Cutcaco August 7. Neighbors say she seemed crazy. Signs of violence and binding cords on limbs and throat. Mattress cut open and contents scattered as if searching for treasure. Drawer and nook disorder. No clue to the murderer. police in the dark.
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Cutcaco
Reducing Internal Revenue Expenses and 1885 outlook
Washington August 7 Joseph 8 Miller Commissioner of Internal Revenue reports the general state of the revenue service The fiscal year total collections reach 112 420 111 with collection costs about 4 480 000 down 600 000 from 1884 Main reductions occur in collectors salaries and expenses 695 000 and agents subordinates salaries 420 000 The consolidation of districts drives cost cuts He projects total receipts from all sources for the current year near 115 000 000.
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Internal Revenue
Washington
Joseph
Hoboken Wall Collapse Buries Laborers at Factory Site
An excavation beside the American Penell Factory on Clinton Street Hoboken toppled a wall injuring several laborers. Two men were found dead, others trapped, including Henry McLain who died later. Contractors John Krnate and George Jones were severely hurt, James Carey alerted others before the collapse.
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Jensey Ciry
American 1 Penell
Clinton Street
Hoboken
Henry McLain
John Krnate
George Jones
James Carey
Man Dies in Drug Store After Mysterious Card Found
A well dressed man staggered into Clement Blown's drug store at Ninth and Vine at 11 last night, complained of illness, and died before treatment. A book found on him bore the line I am afflicted with heart disease and gave the name John V. Smith along with the addresses of his step mother and brothers in New York City. The brothers reside at 440 East Seventeenth Street, his step mother at 419 East Seventeenth Street, and cousin Mrs. Catharine Probst at 435 East Eighteenth Street.
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Clement Blown
Ninth and Vine Streets
John V. Smith
East Seventeenth Street
New York City
Catharine Smith
Catharine Probst
East Eighwenth Street
The Puritan Arrives Firat Newport August 7
The Puritan arrives at Newport with sails set in a light breeze to a muted welcome. Priscilla follows behind as the fleet moors, while the rest of the Meet sails in rapidly. Sailors report a quiet, uneventful trip from Vineyard Haven with a light beam wind and calm sea.
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Newport
Puritan
Priscilla
Vineyard Haven
Pittsburgers Top Canadians in Cricket Contest at Toronto
In a Toronto cricket match Pittsburg outplayed Canadian Zingari Club. Pittsburg batted first scoring 140 runs as bowlers from the Canadian side troubled them. Their opponents struggled with three early wickets at 43 runs when play ended.
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Toronto
Pittsburg
Zingari Cluba
Bis
Grant memorial services honor a nation's soldier
In Ocean Grove New Jersey on August 7 a Grant memorial service opened with hymns and prayers. Key speakers praised Ulysses S Grant’s greatness and humility, recounting his poverty, hardship, and rise to Commander in Chief. The crowd reflected on his leadership, Washington Lincoln and Grant as a triumvirate, with anecdotes from London.
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Ocean Grove
N. J
Grant
Jesus
Dr. Aldine
Wilson
Reformed Episcopal Church
Dr. Stokes
J. H. Rankin
New York
Professor Sweeney
Philadelphia
James I. Rushing
Clinton B. Fisk
Washington
Lincoln
Fort Sumter
Lee
London
Mr. Gladstone
John Bright
Mr. Bright
England
Hit
Meeee
Nebo
Winans Push to Secure New York Inlet for B&O Rail
Erastus Winan proposes Baltimore and Ohio gain an inlet to New York via New Jersey lines and a Staten Island waterfront terminus for fast passenger and freight boats. He outlines routes Philadelphia to Elizabeth and Elizabethport connections, with Staten Island termini near St Georges. R W Galloway backs the plan, Gould rumored to assist the B&O in entering New York.
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New York
Erastus Winan
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
New Jersey
Staten Island
Winan
Garrett
Mr. Winan
Mr. Garrett
Jersey Central
Philadelphia
Elizabeth
Baltimore and Ohio
R. W. Galloway
Manhattan Elevated Road Company
Mother Identifies Victim in Camden Killing Case
A Camden homicide case is clarified as John Joseph Kane after his mother in Trenton saw a newspaper that named the victim as Dover. Patrick Kane, a son, and a son-in-law McDonough accompanied her to Camden, where the body was exhumed and moved to Trenton. Alexander Kelley remains jailed awaiting trial. the Kane family denounces violence and mourns the loss.
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Alexander Kelley
Camden
John Joseph Kane
Kane
Trenton
Dover
Patrick Kane
McDonough
Trenon
Despondent Workman Drowns After Jump From Race Street Wharf
A disheartened workman leaped from Race Street wharf last night at nine o'clock, disappearing as the tide swept him away. Only a key ring stamped Tf. Stevens and an address at A Wilt & Sons saw-mill were found on his clothing. He had been discharged Thursday and no home address is known. The barber police attempted to recover the body with no success by midnight. An inquest will be held.
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Race Street Wharf
Stamph
Stevens
North Front Street
A. Wilt & Sons
Ex Govern Curtin to Eulogize Grant in Harrisoune
Ex Governor A G Curtin arrived in Harrisoune on his way home from Washington to take part in a memorial for General Grant. He will deliver the eulogy at a Grand Army post ceremony and share war reminiscences and details about Grant’s transfer from the West to the East not before disclosed. Curtin notes that only a few northern governors survive from the mercey era and attributes their mortality to wartime duties.
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Curtin
Grant
The
Times
Harrisoune
A. G. Curtin
Washington
New York Sharka
General Grant
Fight Over Postmaster Job Roils Uniontown Area
In Uniontown Dauphin county a bitter clash erupts as a Democrat, armed with credentials, wins the postmaster appointment but the incumbent Republican refuses to quit. He claims no special notice and threatens to set up another office to handle mail amid strife in Zaykow.
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Hawaissane
Uniontown
Dauphin County
Anrther
Zaykow
Slaughter, Suicide Shock Pennsylvania Farm Family
Gustavus Titchner of Pa prosperous farmer suspects wife of infidelity. He finds wife with Max Himmoek, fetches a scythe at 2 am, kills them both, then hangs himself from a barn rafter. Tragic double murder followed by suicide shocks local community.
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Scorcy Vatuiry
Gustavus Titchner
Max Himmoek
Uuty
Young man defrauds Fleishman’s store with staged delivery
A youth ordered $10 worth of goods from Fleishman’s furnishings at Eleventh and Chestnut and directed delivery to 1348 Wood Street, a saloon. A delivery boy took the goods and the man accepted them, promising payment later. He vanished, leaving the boy waiting.
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Fleishman's
Eleventh and
Chestnut Streets
Wood Street
Freight Trains Collide Near Bristol on Pennsylvania Railroad
Special dispatch reports two freight trains collided near Bristol on the Pennsylvania Railroad. Several cars were wrecked and one engineer was injured, sent to Philadelphia for treatment. Wreckage was cleared from the tracks within a few hours.
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Bristol
Taz Trea
Buisson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Philadelphia
Maine Lawyer as a Moonshiner Wanponono
United States officers yesterday found at Foster D. Harvey a local lawyer all the appliances of a rain distillery and liquor in stages of manufacture on the premises. Harvey was arrested pending further investigation.
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Wanponono
United States
Foster D. Harvey
Harvey
Minister Kelley to Return and Possibly Resign
August 7 report says Minister Kelley will return to the United States and withdraw from his post. It is understood he will resign to present oMen and is not expected to be appointed to another foreign mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuimoron
Kelley
United States
Frontiers and Fortifications Dominate Persian Dispatches
Reports from Meshed Persia indicate British officers in Herat are well treated and healthy, with rapid fortifications underway as Afghan forces prepare to defend Herat under a nominal command by the Ameer's son. Turcomans near Merv resist Russian forces amid alleged mistreatment of women.
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Mesched
Persia
Herat
Ameer
Merv
Cabul
Ameer-of -Afghanistan
Earl Dufferin
Meruchak
St. Petersburg
Imperial Council of War
Salisbury
England
Journalate
St. Petersbourg
Penjheh
M. Kathoff
Moscow
Russia
Finland
Cholera Spreads in Marseilles Forcing Hospital Reopenings
London notes cholera advancing swiftly in Marseilles with hospital beds full as Tharp Hospital is reopened to handle rising cases. Government offers 600,000 francs for cleanup while Spain reports 2,878 new cases and 10 deaths as refugees face border treatment.
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London
Marseilles
Tharp
Tharo
Paris
Pyrenees
Spain
Madrid
Churchill Attacks Lord Ripon in Indian Budget Debate
In the House of Commons, the Marquis of Hartington challenged Lord Randolph Churchill for attacking Lord Ripon in his Indian budget report without prior notice. Hartington defended the late government’s Indian policy while Churchill, citing a large deficit, explained his position amid Liberal criticism of a financial dispute.
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Churchill
Lord Ripon
London
House of Commons
Marquis of Hartington
Lord Randolph Churchill
Lord Hartington
Lord Encores Churchill
Standard
Liberal Unity Sought by Chamberlain at Hull Speech
Mr Chamberlain urged limited Liberal unity between Whigs and Radicals in Hull. He warned joint concessions could be needed as Whigs and Radicals had unequal burdens. He urged uniting to oust the Conservatives despite incomplete agreement on all issues.
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London
Chamberlain
Hull
Stokehole
Orangemen Fire on Tenants in Monaghan Clash
A group of Orangemen returning from hay cutting in County Monaghan were challenged by tenants and sympathizers. The fight ended with gunfire wounding the leader. several arrests were made and extra police drafted to quell the unrest.
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Orangemen
Dvufirm
Monaghan
A Distinguished Passenger List
London August 7 Cunard Line steamer Aurania sails from Liverpool to New York with notable passengers including Cyrus W Field Senator Edmunds Mrs Edmunds Miss Edmunds Miss Arthur Senator Hawley Rev Dr and Mrs Hitchcock Mr and Mrs Miller cousins 2 Se John Bright and Mr and Mrs Joseph Puor
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London
Cunard Line
Aurania
Liverpool
New York
Cyrus W. Field
Edmunds
Arthur
Senator Hawley
Hitchcock
Miller
John Bright
Joseph Puor
Indemnity Claims Paid After Alexandria Bombardment
Official notice states that indemnity payments for leases damaged during the Alexandria bombardment will be made next Wednesday. Egyptians receive payments first, followed by foreigners in alphabetical order by nationality.
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Cano
Alexandria
O'Brien Must Pay Damages in Libel Case
The Court of Appeals unanimously refused to grant a new trial in the libel action brought by Crown Solicitor Bolton against William O'Brien. The court held O'Brien liable to pay damages. The decision follows August 7 proceedings in Drusir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keditor O'Brien
Drusir
Court of Apeals
Ben
William O’brien
Bolton
Criminal Law Amendment Bill Passes Commons Tonight
The criminal law amendment bill finally passed the House of Commons tonight after delays in consideration. The Fall Mall Gazette had recently published revelations connected to the bill and its handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Commons
London
House of Commons
Fall Mall Gazette
Anglo-Chinese Alliance Reported Between Great Britain and China
Paris August 7 The Republique Francaise reports a concluded alliance between Great Britain and China for mutual action if England and Russia go to war.
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Paris
Republique Francoise
Great Britain
China
England
Russia
The Best Transatlantic Time Yet
Quvernstown August 7 The Etruria set a record time to Fastnet six days over hours and thirty five minutes from New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quvernstown
Etruria
Fastnet
New York
John Ruskin TH Loypox August 8 Prorogation News
John Ruskin is reported to be in a condition that alarms his friends. Parliament will adjourn on the 13th, with prorogation set for that same date in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ruskin
Loypox
London
Monument Fund Gains Substantial Subscriptions
Secretary Schenck of the monument committee reported growing support as subscriptions poured in from across the country. The total added to the fund reached 6147 dollars with major gifts including Cyran W. Field 1000, Morton Bilas 1000, W Bayard Cutting 500, A V Millard 600, Robertson & Co 800, and multiple firms each contributing 700.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Schenck
Monument Committee
Cyran W. Field
Morton, Bilas & Co
W. Bayard Cutting
A. V. Millard
Robertson & Co
F. W. Devoe & Co
Albany Venting Journal
Lincoln Club
Ocean Steamship Arrivals Reported From Multiple Routes
Shipping notices list arrivals and sailings to and from New York Queenstown London Crookhaven and Havana. Vessels include Baltic Hamburg from Liverpool Hammonia from Hamburg Geiser from Christiansund Scotia from the Mediterranean Lepanto from Hull Vortumnus from Kingston Fulda from Bremen France from London and others. Some eastbound liners travel Paris past overtures to Rotterdam and Liverpool while new York services to Liverpool and Liverpool ports appear in the dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltic
Liverpool
Hammonia
Hamburg
London
Geiser
Christiansund
Scotia
Mediterranean
Lepanto
Hull
Vortumnus
Kingston
Fulda
Bremen
France
Queenstown
Nevada
Brittante
Parsod the Lisard
Leardam
Rotterdam
Fpastoot
Havana
Cienfugos
Crookhaven
Local Rain Then Fair Weather Near New York and Philadelphia
Weather notes indicate rain in the New York Philadelphia area today followed by clearing skies. Temperature readings from the Signal Office show a high near 51 to 77.7 degrees, a low around 64.5, with average about 65.
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New York
Philadelphia
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Robert Lister Smith
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Fred
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