Turner Convention Closes With Gymnastics Plan Consideration
The Turner Convention ends and a Congress of Teachers resolves to refer to the central body the feasibility of introducing gymnastics at the German American Teachers Seminary. A bogus travel agent is circulating subscriptions for a magazine called The Milliner in Barnes & Howard. Thirty Sisters of Charity from Westphalia travel aboard the Rotterdam en route to Newark, Elizabeth, Harrisburg, and Wilkes-Barre.
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Republican Campaign Rally in Bangor Hosts Connor and Morton
A large crowd gathered at Norombega Hall in Bangor for a Republican mass meeting with Gen. Selden Connor and Senator Morton among speakers. The event featured a raised National flag bearing Connor’s name, strong embrace of Maine liquor prohibition, and praise for the party’s past governance and temperance record. Morton and Connor planned to travel to Augusta the next day for further speeches as Maine Republicans hailed the Bangor gathering as a success.
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Resignation of Grand Vizier and Balkan Turmoil Reports
Advices record the Grand Vizier's resignation with Mahmoud to succeed him. Herzegovina insurgents burn towns Focuiza and Positio, capture 500 Turkish troops then disarm and release them. Khojend surrounded, communications with Taschkend cut, Tasckend authorities arming Russian residents. Servia's popular sentiment supports insurgents, raising risk of clash with Turkey. European powers fail to halt hostilities, mediation offered by Austria if Herzegovinians reject terms.
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U S Squadron Cancels Portsmouth Banquet Invite
Admiral Worden reports to Portsmouth mayor that he and officers cannot attend a planned banquet as the U S squadron will not be near Portsmouth after Monday. In London turf news Lily Aenes wins the Great Ebor handicap with Distinction in second. Muatdrop takes the Great Yorkshire Stakes. Albert Cohn & Co of Old Change suspends with liabilities unknown.
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China incident risks straining England China ties says Globe
Telegraphic intelligence from China reports an event that may disrupt Anglo Chinese relations if not promptly settled. The Globe notes the development could affect recent friendly exchanges between England and China and urges swift resolution.
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France. Four Communists Sentenced to Death in Paris
London reports on August 26 that four Communists have been sentenced to death by a Paris court. The sentences reflect the crackdown on political dissent in postwar France, with authorities asserting charges of treason and subversion.
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Reading the Emperor’s Critics End in Severe Russian Trial
Two university students and two traders staged readings of socialist revolutionary writings among Moscow workers and soldiers. Four leaders jailed for penal labor of ten, nine, and six years. A State trial with Senate delegation and police oversight follows, amid debate on punishment and the spread of revolutionary literature. Two medical students get only a few days imprisonment but face police surveillance.
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Suspension of Bank of California Shocks San Francisco
San Francisco August 26 1875 the Bank of California suspended payments as no coin remained to settle transactions. President Ralston said assets could cover liabilities but would not resume. A crowd filled California Street as the bank closed and rival banks faced no large runs though one run occurred at a nearby institution.
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Bank and market report from London and Liverpool
Bulletin notes bullion in Bank of England down by £66000 for the week and bank reserve to liability ratio rising to 55 percent. Erie prices and London petroleum quotes listed. Cotton markets in Liverpool show buoyancy with middling uplands around 73 to 74 pence and 9400 American sales. Antwerp reports petroleum at 25 francs for fine pale American.
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