Gossip From London Belief in Monarchy Is Strong
London commentary notes strong belief in monarchy among middle class, while aristocrats remain skeptical. Jubilee frenzy draws vast crowds and high prices for viewing, but critics urge Queen Victoria to show tangible generosity to London hospitals to bolster royal standing. Antijubilee sentiment exists in some cities, yet overall public mood is wary of cost and favoritism in royal expenditures.
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Glasgow
Liverpool
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Ireland
Colby University Commencement Services Held
Dr. G D B Pepper delivered the baccalaureate sermon to Colby University seniors at the Baptist Church. George Bullen D D of Pawtucket Rhode Island preached the annual Boardman Missionary Society sermon that evening.
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Missing boot maker Patrick Doherty sought in heat
Patrick Doherty a boot and shoe stock manufacturer is missing since yesterday in South Flaminguam. Relatives conduct search with no results as authorities fear heat related mental disturbance. Local teams comb woodlands for him.
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Bar Harbor Opens Season With Crowded Hotels
Bar Harbor ferries into July as hotels St Sauveur Lo and North Dor cottages report busy arrivals. A long list of guests from Boston New York Philadelphia and Washington gather as the North Atlantic squadron plans visits Bar Harbor hosts the first steam yacht Talisman and preparations for August openings.
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Wolseley Replies To Sherman and Davis On Lee History
General Wolseley defends General Long’s history of General Lee and rejects direct replies to Sherman and Davis. He says European war scholars may weigh more than American generals due to impartiality and notes Mr. Davis’s self-importance while praising Sherman’s military character. He mails a courteous closing to General Dahlgren.
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Rose Coghlan At Home In Yonkers With Family Farm Life
Rose Coghlan shares her Yonkers country life with husband Edgerly and their adopted baby Rosie. She describes farm chores, animals including two cows and several dogs, a two-century-old dairy, and a simple country lifestyle. She also discusses signing a Wallack contract and thoughts on stage producing and a return to acting.
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Gatling Gun Ends Prisoner Escape at Folsom
Four convicts fled the State prison yard at Folsom California. Guards fired and then used a gatling gun wounding three men. One convict was killed while others retreated back inside the walls ending the escape attempt.
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June in Wall Street 1887 Collapses and Market Turmoil
In June 1887 Wall Street faced major events from coffee and wheat collapses to a stock panic driven by money tightness and Gould loan recalls. The Field Manhattan stock transfer, Gould’s rise, and the Baltimore & Ohio deal shaped the volatile atmosphere as speculation and railroad war fears dominated the scene.
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Judge Luke P. Poland Dies in Vermont at 51
Luke P. Poland ex Senator judge and congressman from Vermont died at his Waterville home from apoplexy. Born Westford November 1 1815 he rose from modest schooling to preside on Vermonts highest court and serve in Congress. Known as Uncle Luke he led investigations into Crédit Mobilier and Arkansas affairs and remained a noted political figure in Vermont.
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Death of Duncan F. Kenner Sugar Planters Leader
The Hon. Duncan F. Kenner died at his New Orleans residence yesterday at age 74. A former U S congressman and Confederate commissioner to France he later served on the tariff commission named by President Arthur.
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Congress of Democratic Papers in News Echo
The N S Star report notes editorial exchanges among papers with the Sun Tribune and Blaine Tribune debating party loyalty. It also mentions the United States steamship Constellation arriving at New London Connecticut with midshipmen from Annapolis and remaining until Tuesday.
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One Cent on the Dollar
General Frank Morey, receiver for Middleton & Co's bank, filed a second report listing non receivable assets and their disposition. Major unsettled items include home and dower association notes for 39 218, four Grataville Asphalt notes totaling 16 544 and D W Middleton or S E Middleton notes totaling 35 048. The firm owed 648 914 at close, the receiver has 6875 on hand after expenses, creditors are expected to receive about one cent on the dollar.
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Funeral of Mrs. Hamilton Fish Held at St Mark's Church
July 3 New York funeral for the late Mrs. Hamilton Fish held at St Mark's Church with Dr J H Rylance and other clergy officiating. Pallbearers included John Jacob Astor and John Jay. Interment planned at Garrison.
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Amusements listings at Boston venues
The paper lists entertainment at several venues including Little Corinne in Arcadia at the Boston Museum with 2 pm and 8 pm shows, Hennessey Bros Ideal Minstrels at Bijou Theatre daily 2 and 8, a Promenade concert at Music Hall, Bracolini Opera Company at Oakland Garden with 2 30 pm and 8 pm showings, and Munkacsy's Christ Before Pilate at Horticultural Hall.
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Christ Before Pilate
Corinne Grand Orchestra
Marriages Recorded Across Several Towns
The notice lists multiple June marriages: Albee and Doane in Athol. Cutter and Rolland in Dedham. Lane and Seaverns in Weston. Lincoln and Healy in Weymouth. Manning and Stockwell in Reading. Perrin and Lunt in Stoughton. Porter and Cochran in Boston. Strong and Olmsted in Hartford. Each pairing occurs by various ministers between June 28 and June 30.
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H. W. Stebbins
Harry L. Albee
Boston
Carrie May Doane
Cutter—Rolland
Dedham
8. C. Beach
John Philip Cutter
Mary
J. Edward Rolland
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Weston
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Nathaniel T. Lane
Newton
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Healy
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James L. Lincoln
Catherine W. Healy
Weymouth
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Reading
Mass
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William 8. Manning
Jessie E
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Perrin
Lunt
Stoughton
E. E. Strong
D.D
William E. Strong
Beverly
Nellie
H. K. Olmsted
Hartford
Deaths listing frequent local obituaries in Malden and Boston area
Obituaries from July 1 to July 8 record deaths in Malden Boston Cambridge and nearby areas. Names include Jane A Appleton Lydia E Crocker Elizabeth Day Mary Louisa Fillebrown Eliza G Gardiner Louisa Jenkins Nancy R Joslin Moore Locke Louisa Frye McCallar William H Munroe Mary J Williams A William Wright with brief funeral details and ages.
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Mety Moore Locke
Jonathan F. Locke
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Louisa Frye McCallar
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