Editorial Noten and Fashion Notes in August Doreos
The August issue of Doreos features ten embroidered patterns for square motifs and garments plus directions for knitted and crocheted items. Juliet Corson contributes etiquette and home decoration ideas, with publication details and price. The San Francisco Chronicle notes political editorials mocking the Democratic candidate and Buffalo police commissioner conflicts as campaign elements.
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Juliet Corson
Browsway
New York
San Francisco Chronicle
Cleveland
Buffalo
Swan
Hancock
Railroad combinations discussed at August session
A nine member committee met after 11 am and considered continuing the tripartite railroad agreement among Western and Southwestern trunk lines. Rock Island opposes abandonment, decision expected today. meeting may adjourn without action. Also brief items from London and Dublin mention Egypt, Irish press concerns, and a South Africa clash.
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Rock Island
The Catholic Total Abstinence Convention in Session
A clipped old newspaper record notes the Catholic Total Abstinence Union holding its fourteenth annual convention in Chicago along with assorted brief items from New York Boston Old Orchard Me and Washington on financial fraud Wall Street crime and military and civic concerns including Blaine's visit and naval safety warnings.
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Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Catholic Total Abstinence Union Holds Session in Albany
Delegates gathered at Central Clusic Hall with Father Cleary presiding. A procession to the cathedral featured a sermon by Rev. Walter Elliott. The union decided the next convention will be held in New Haven, Conn., in August 1885, after constitutional amendments and remarks by bishops Spalding and Ireland. Governor Cleveland left Albany for the Adirondacks, with his acceptance letter expected on his return in a fortnight.
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Father Cleary
Wisconsin
Union
Walter Elliott
New York
CHrcaco
Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America
Notre Dame
Indiana
New Haven
Connecticut
Spalding
Ireland
Cleveland
ALBANY
Adirondacks
Foreign Dispatches War Probably Deferred In August
A Times dispatch from Foo Chow reports high authorities expect peace soon with the American Minister as arbiter. The settlement is likely temporary and acceptable to both sides. In Canton, viceroy orders torpedoes and barriers to block the channel and 12 tons of dynamite prepared, foreigners to be spared but risk remains.
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London
Times
Foo Chow
China
Lonpon
Aurunt
Canton
Mining man shoots brewer in Silver City cellar
William Dewey, a Silver City mining man, shot John King, a brewer employed by William Summercamp, in a cellar after a days-long quarrel. King died half an hour later. King’s dying statement says Dewey shot him in the back as they talked. Dewey was arrested and to be taken to Boise City amid crowd unrest.
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William Dewey
Silver City
Hdsho
John King
William Summercamp
King
Dewey
Boise City
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