Rainy Sundays Spark Letter Writing At Queensland Orchard Beach
At Qld Orchard beach rain kept guests indoors on two Sundays. On the first rainy Sunday 1,857 letters were written by guests and last Sunday the count rose to 2,072. The tally excludes flirtation letters sealed with one cent Blamps.
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Irish Convention in Chicago Faces Funds Misuse Allegations
Cuicanco Aug 10 The Irish convention sessions have become wrangles while a finance committee probes trustees of the skirmishing and Clann Na Gael funds. John Devoy refuses to talk as charges claim $200,000 and $92,000 funds misused, organizers paid, and political control enforced. Col. Boland and O Brien seek reform as factions split. sine die adjournment possible.
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Palmer reunion marks 1812 battle anniversary in Stonington
In New London on August 10 a large Palmer family reunion celebrated the Battle of Stonington anniversary attracting about 2,000 visitors. A 1,200 seating tent hosted welcome by Rev. A. G. Palmer and speeches by Elisha L. Palmer Richard A. Wheeler Ephraim H. Williams and others. Nightly fireworks, excursions, and a clambake followed as grandchildren and nonresident descendants shared tributes and family history. The event also included grand encampment reports and officer elections.
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Garfield
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Norrow
Vermont teachers form college of teachers second annual meet
The Vermont college of teachers held its second annual meeting in Northfield with about seventy teachers present. Officers elected include H. T. Fuller as president and C. U Boynton as secretary. Notables Conant, Dartt, Backham, and Goodrich attended. The State Teachers Association begins its session this evening.
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Vermont College of Teachers
Vermont
H. T. Fuller
St. Johnsbury Academy
Charles Steele
Lewis College
Northffield
C. U Boynton
Conant
Hor
Justice Dartt
Backham
Goodrich
Vermont University
State Teachers’ Association
Moose Seen in Palmyra as News Briefs Span Events
A moose sighting reported in Palmyra adds to a roundup of local happenings. Hon J L Smith of Oldtown bonds for 5101 000 on Veazie water power and Oldtown properties. A Portland company worker, James Murphy, lost eye safety after sharp iron struck it. A summer home robbery in Kittery Point steals a gala watch and jewelry while Mrs Ward slept. The Hartford foot armory band toured Portland with parade, and a pair capsize near Camden with two men rescued. Portland sheriffs seized liquor at several downtown spots. two bars faced bottles smashed during the raids. Preparations for a Lake Maranacook military tournament advance with invited judges and regional shooting teams. cash prizes total 325. Maine Central to run extra trains for the event drawing a large crowd.
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Washington Street
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Sullivan County Musical convention at Newport in August
The Sullivan County Musical convention will be held at Newport on August 22 23 24 and 25 with Prof Emerson of Boston conducting and various celebrated artists expected to attend. Capt John McMellen of North Conway died by lightning near Jackson as thirty sheep from one flock scattered and rolled down a hill Saturday night. Weather in the mountains is good with rain aiding vegetation. Edward Spaulding of Bellows Falls Vermont arrested at Whitefield on bigamy charges and jailed awaiting examination August 16 in Whitefield. Spaulding recently married Miss Carpenter of Burke Vermont in Carroll New Hampshire while allegedly still married to another wife. In Concord the House passed the local option temperance clause and defeated the moiety repeal. measures approved include temperance suppression related to liquor production, incorporation of the New Hampshire improvement society, establishment of a state board of health, and $7 000 for the Yorktown centennial. Railroad committee reported on a general railroad law to be debated this week.
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Death of Atel Heywood near Concord linked to despondency
Atel Heywood brother of Hon. George T Heywood is found dead near the latter's Concord residence, with authorities supposing suicide. The report also covers Springfield Advent camp meeting attendance, Plymouth county road petitions, a likely Paris green poisoning attempt in East Stoughton, alleged embezzlement by Lowell clerk Capt Hanson, and related civic notes. Hanson, a former soldier and choir member, was bailed and later discharged by the committee amid disputed state aid payments and arrears.
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Mahone’s Party Divided Yet Repudiationists Lead
The Democratic candidate receives a firm endorsement while internal wrangling continues. The party split remains pronounced as factional lines define the campaign, with repudiationists asserting the strongest position amid ongoing fray.
Briton doubts Fenian tornado boat claims
A U S government official returning from New York debunked the alleged Fenian tornado boat as useless for revolutionaries. He said it cannot cross oceans or operate offshore, would be confined to harbor use, and would be easily disabled by a collision. The only noted value is a submersible air-purification device. The English government’s alarm is ridiculed.
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Business Troubles at Ivers Carriage Firm in Cambridge and Boston
Creditors meet over Francis Ivers carriage business with liabilities totaling 14827.26 and assets about 6950. Committee doubts asset value, noting possible overvaluation of carriages and mortgages totaling 16800 against taxable value 16500. Ivers proposes 33 1 3 cents on dollar in four installments, accepted. Several other local insolvencies noted in brief.
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Ont
Maritime Provincial Association Meeting in Codman Hall
A fair turnout at Codman hall on Wednesday evening saw several new names added to the Maritime Provincial association membership. The constitution and by laws were read for first time readers and an amendment requiring all members to be born in the provincial colonies was proposed. Due to warm weather the next meeting was postponed to the second Wednesday in September.
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