Notorious Grace Returns as Inspector at Custom House
A famed convict known for assaulting Gen. Sharpe sought an appointment as inspector at the New York Custom House but was blocked for lack of examination and civil service violations. A fatal accident on the Metropolitan Elevated Railroad followed, as track workers warned a passing train and Davis Shadley was killed. East River Bridge Trustees clashed over wire contracts, with comptroller notes of defective cables and renewed tensions shaping the vote.
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Chilean bold plan to seize Lima and end the war
Panama dispatch reports rumors of a grand Chilean coup meant to land 10,000 to 15,000 troops at Chorillos to assault Lima. Chilean ironclads dominate Callao defenses while Peruvian forces mass at Pisaqua and Iquique. Huascar sails, engages batteries, and combats Chilean ships as blockades and transport movements shape a prolonged struggle along the coast.
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Graus
Loa
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Pensacola
Devens vows marshals will carry on without pay
Attorney General Devens said Congress failure to fund marshal fees will not halt federal law enforcement. He compared to McCrary’s Army funding last year, noting courts will stay open and marshals will appoint deputy aides as needed. A circular will urge continued service until Congress reimburses next winter.
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Democratic State Convention Adopts Platform and Officers
San Francisco notes the Democratic State Convention adopting temporary officers as permanent, approving the platform endorsing constitutional allegiance, limited taxation, and federal supremacy for unreserved powers. It pledges to regulate corporations and protect mining, denounces federal interference and Hayes vetoes, and lists numerous district nominations for offices and the governor race.
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San Diego
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Stanislaus
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Los Angeles
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The Four Per Cent Loan The Union Pacific Railroad
The Union Pacific Railroad announces a four percent loan issue to raise capital for expansion plans. The sale seeks institutional investors and applies to issued bonds, with specified interest and maturity terms. The move signals ongoing infrastructure funding and corporate financing activity in the era.
Republican Nominations in Oxford County
Paris July 2 The Oxford County Republican Convention nominated for Senators William Wait of Dixfield and Francis W. Redlon of Porter for County Attorney John P. Swazey of Canton Judge of Probate Augustus H. Walker of Lowell County Commissioner Frank Y. Bradley of Fryeburg Treasurer George H. Watkins of Paris
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Porter
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Canton
Augustus H. Walker
Lowell
Frank Y. Bradley
Fryeburg
George H. Watkins
A Freak of the Negro Cox and His Hair Samples
From the New York Sun July 2. In City Prison keeper Young finds Cox in the early morning pulling out his hair and presenting a roll of hair with a soapy finish saying he would make a watch chain from it. He notes he has been unable to sleep and has been singing hymns in the tombs while preparing samples for market.
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Races at Plainville Park feature Amy and Emma B winners
Hartford reports two race classes at Plain ville Park with Amy winning the 2.20 class in three straight heats and Emma B. taking the 2.38 class. Amy posted a 3414 quarter, 1.10 half, and 2.224 mile, while Emma B. won easily in three heats as the pool favorite with times around 2.30. The Cincinnati race mention appears as a separate note.
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Thron e internal D issensions
London reports turmoil within Bonapartist factions as La Dix neuviemne Siecle claims Jerome Bonaparte Patterson may be poised to head a rival imperial claim. Dissensions persist while Jerome supporters grow among some Republicans and Bonapartists dissatisfied with Rouher. Empress Eugenie’s condition improves after a night of rest, with the Queen and royal family tending her.
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Unfavorable Outlook for Wheat With American Supports
The Times financial page notes foreign wheat influence on Mark Lane prices despite bad weather. American supplies steadied by reports from the Continent, with Italian harvests mixed and overall prospects below average. Drought and hail left only scraps, while rampant insect and beetle swarms near Odessa and in several Russian governorships worsened supply concerns.
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Paris Deputies Back Police Seizure of Lanterne
The Deputies voted for the order of the day after a debate on the Lanterne seizure, a move aided by Albert Christophe governor of Credit Fogler who revealed the paper was a blackmail publication started with 30 500 francs paid by a major financial institution to suppress a pamphlet. Christophe and others warned of personal interests behind attacks on the police.
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Orange protest burns effigy over Catholic University bill
A Dublin despatch reports Portadown Orangemen parading and burning an effigy of The O Conor Don to protest the Catholic University bill. They charged the bill concedes to Catholic demands the Orange party cannot accept, as crowds caused great noise and confusion.
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Government not participating in early talks on Bennigsen Frankenstein plan
Berlin July 2 The Government has not joined early discussions on the Bennigsen and Frankenstein proposals. The decisive issue is whether the financial duties will be approved at a level that allows the entire financial plan to be carried out in full.
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Belgian King Threatened With Assassination
The Etoile Belge reports a placard posted at the royal palace of Laeken near Brussels threatens the King with death if he ratifies the recent Belgian Parliament bill depriving clergy of control of elementary education. The Irish University Bill suffers a large failure. Thornley & Co faces liabilities of £65,000.
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Williams College ends eighty fifth commencement in Williams
The Williams College eighty fifth commencement in Williamstown Mass. held July 2 featured prayers Latin salutatories and orations by Perkins Trick Stevens Thompson Dewey Rich Seymour Jones Hull and others. Degrees were conferred including A M D D and LL D to several alumni. A large dinner and speeches followed at Goodrich Hall with notable remarks by ex President Hopkins who announced plans to acquire a cabinet from Hoosac Falls and an astronomical Meridian circle.
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Amherst July 2 Junior exhibition and alumni meeting highlight day
In Barrett gymnasium the Junior class showcased marching and dumb-bell drills followed by heavy gymnastics. Alumni gathered in College Hall for an election meeting with Hon. J. N. Marshall of class 53 delivering the opening address. Officers and trustees were chosen, remarks were made by notable figures, and Hoar of Worcester spoke on graduates’ place in American life. Commencement will conclude tomorrow with senior addresses and diploma presentations.
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Waterville Classical Institute Holds Semi-Centennial Commencement
Waterville Maine marks the semi centennial of the institute with alumni reunion and an oration by Hon Nelson Dingley Jr The program includes alumni reminiscences by William Matthews and G B Gow. The day features a preparatory class graduation of 27 and nine ladies in the collegiate course. A Boston concert by J Howard Richards Orchestra and Miss Mary ebe is planned for tomorrow evening.
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Young Ladies Collegiate Course
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British Indians Driven Back By Gen Miles Order
New York July 2 Gen Miles ordered to repel British Indians who crossed the border in pursuit of buffalo and threaten Gros Ventres and Assiniboine tribes in northern Montana. Reports say invaders are armed and have attacked American Indians driving them southward with skirmishes and deaths on both sides. The Interior and War Departments view the invasion as serious and the Secretary of State will urge Britain to protect peaceful tribes from further trouble.
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Wind Storm Strips Bismarck Steamer Area and City
A fierce hour long wind storm in Bismarck caused extensive damage. The steamer Montana wrecked, cabin carried ashore, pieces found 500 yards away. The Dakota and Macleod suffered major damage. City losses include blown roofs, damaged water pumps, and several homes toppled with injuries and drownings reported. Total damage estimated around $50,000 to $30,000 plus, with many new boats damaged.
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Local deaths and injuries across the region this week
Reports from Denmark to Rockland detail sudden deaths from apoplexy and a fatal rail car strike near Portland. Multiple injuries include a man losing an arm in a mill accident, and a teenager killed after a saw accident. A haunted Whitneyville house draws interest as balls of fire are sighted. Also, $80 worth of goods stolen by Haynes from Rockland stores was recovered after a chain of telegraphed taunts and thefts traced to a Buffalo man.
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Fourth of July celebration at Ranels House in Sunapee
News notes a grand hop and fireworks in the evening at Ranels House Sunapee to mark the Fourth. An eight year old adopted son of Samuel Giles drowned after falling into the Dover river Wednesday. body recovered about an hour later. Haying begins in the Connecticut River valley and central state. grass growth strong and yields promising.
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Death of Pawlet farmer after assault by nurse
Allen Wheacon, a respected Pawlet farmer, was killed Saturday night near Salem when a nurse kicked him. Smallpox reemerged at Enosburgh Falls at John Bean's house where he cared for earlier cases without precautions. Bean and his children were exposed, two attended school last Friday. A pest house was set up in a farmer’s pasture as authorities rush to suppress the outbreak amid high excitement.
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Gloucester assessors report shows lower city valuation this year
The Gloucester assessors report indicates about one million dollars less valuation than last year. The relief fund for wives and children of Gloucester fishermen has reached 28083 dollars. Postmaster Law seeks extra mail facilities. Gloucester already has three daily Boston mails.
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Deaths in Boston and beyond mark July notices
CAPT HENRY K LORING a Boston retired shipmaster died July 2 at his Worcester street home in his 70s. He rose from apprentice to vessel commander, mainly in the Mediterranean trade, later joining Loring Winchester grocers ship stores. He served Boston Marine Society as Secretary in 1857 and held Port Warden and Pilot Commissioner posts. Survived by a sister and two sons. Other deaths include Mrs Jerusha Chamberlain who sailed to Sandwich Islands in 1819 helping convert islanders. Welcome Howard Wales of Brockton longtime town official. Edwin D Westfall Utica Observer editor and NYH army correspondent. and Frost manager at Newmarket Mills who died after an accident at Coney Island. Minnie Walton, actress, died in San Francisco.
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Consolidated stocks and prices listed for San Francisco market
San Francisco listings show a chaotic snapshot of closing prices for multiple consolidated and named firms including Imperial, Leviathan, Sierra Nevada, Union Consolidated, and others. The article mentions various entities such as Bodie, Hale & Norcross, Raymond & Ely, and Alaska style notes with percentages indicating share values in a dense OCR extract.
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Newburyport News Briefs July 2 188X
Bicycle riders leaving Waltham at 430 A M reach Newburyport at 130 P M after a two hour Salem stop and covering 25 miles in 2 1 2 hours. Nine travelers including editor George J L Colby and lawyer Charles T Simpson depart for the Western country. A Mer rimac rowing match July 4 between Frank Hidden and Eben Perkins for 50 dollars over six miles. Arrests for quarter ending June 80 show 250, up 111 from last quarter. 170 drunks. Nearly 200 vacant tenements. City Railroad annual meeting reelects last year’s directors.
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Rhode Island Pilgrims Visit St Anne De Beaupre Shrine
In Quebec on July 2 about five hundred Rhode Island pilgrims, largely French speaking, arrived and were warmly welcomed. They traveled to the shrine of St Anne De Beaupre on the north shore of the St Lawrence, a distance of about an hour. Services at the shrine will run eight hours.
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Postmaster consults New York detectives on Norwalk burglary
New York on July 2 reports Postmaster Randall of Norwalk Conn. held talks with city detectives about a burglary that occurred the night before. A safe was blown open and valuables including postage stamps, status papers, and money totaling about 6000 dollars were stolen. no clues left to trace the burglars.
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Samuel W. Creech
Suffolk
Guardian
Joan W. McKim, Esquire
Elijah Georg
Anne Boot
Helen K. Boost
Albion
Kirk Boott
Elgin
Joan W. McKim
Squire
Reid Court
Elijah George
Register
John H. Pearson
Abby W. Pearson
Charles L. Pearson
Hannah E. Pearson
Jour W. McKin
Esquire
Ieee
Henry Nclark
Brookline
Dedbau
Saia County
David N. Skillings
Kirby Street
George P. Little
H. A. Sylvester
Istrict Court
Edgar J. Sherman, Esq
U.S. Court House
Clement Hugh Hill
Cler
Saia Court
Esterbrook
Esterbrook Steel Pen Company, Works
Campen, N, J
New Yorys
Wyomba
Puck Cigars
Metropolitan Cigar Manufactory
Gro
Keven
Emerson’s Hind
Cenvea
Duralde
Salaby Aaron Gay & OO