Annexation by purchase of northern Mexican states proposed
A Santa Fe report describes a mass meeting by about 100 Spanish American representatives from both nations urging the United States to buy northern Mexican states Chi huahua Sonora Durango and Cochahuila. A US commission would negotiate with Mexico for the deal claiming treasury funds could be usefully deployed on favorable terms.
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Kelley manslaughter case ends with 18 month jail term
In Portland, Judge Colt overruled Hadlock's exceptions and denied a new trial for Dennis Kelley convicted of manslaughter in the Charlestown killing of Fred Smith. U S District Attorney Lunt moved for sentence and Judge Colt affirmed a Portland jail term of 18 months plus a $1 fine, with the full facts to be presented to President Cleveland for possible clemency.
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Alliance Between Sewall and McPherson Still In Force
The True American of Trenton charges that the 1878 Sewall McPherson alliance remains active guiding New Jersey appointments by President Cleveland. It asserts the pact explains Democratic underrecognition in Washington and that Nash Sewall controls patronage, benefiting his own re election and harming New Jersey Democrats.
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Tyndall Endowment Promises Scholarship at Penn
Philadelphia July 7 The liberal contribution of Prof John Tyndall for a University of Pennsylvania scholarship has been received. The deed of trust to be executed by trustees this afternoon states the donor will use proceeds from 1872 1873 lectures to educate young men showing talents in physics. By prudent investment the fund has grown to 32400 dollars with the university to receive one third.
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Knights Templars of Canada Sever Ties With New Brunswick Encampment
At a Toronto meeting the sovereign great priors declared new intercourse with the St Johns and St Stephens encampment working under the chapter general of New Brunswick. The encampment’s existence was deemed a violation of Canada’s sovereign jurisdiction and members from that encampment arriving in the future will be considered illegal. An order will be issued forthwith.
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Mackin Sentenced Five Years For Election Frauds
In CuE Cago July 7 Judge Moran overruled a new trial motion for Jos C Mackin charged with perjury in ward eight election frauds. Mackin sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary with a 15 day stay of proceedings to allow an appeal for a writ of superseders. The insanity claim of juror Gray lacked supporting evidence.
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Mystery aboard Progress sails from East River Yacht Club
Alarm mounts for the 12 crew of the sloop Progress of the East River Yacht Club after a squall off Port Chester, New York, during the annual cruise up Long Island Sound. The fleet returned to headquarters last night except for the Progress, unreported since.
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Inland Revenue Intercepts Spirit and Tobacco Entries
Ottawa directs Inland Revenue to stop passing spirits or tobacco entries. Minutes later Gooceham and Worts offered a marked cheque for 200000 dollars and demanded legal tender notes for 180000 to clear the amount, but the collector refused.
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Louis Riel Handed to Trial After Indictment Reading
Regina NWT July 7 Louis Riel formally handed over by the military authorities. Stipendiary Magistrate Richardson reads six count indictments and remands Riel till July 20 for trial. Escort of officials and crown counsel present. Riel appears healthy and self possessed.
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Catholic leaders meet in Buffalo on uniform theolog studies
Archbishop Heiss of Milwaukee and other Catholic dignitaries held private sessions at Bishop Ryan's Buffalo residence to prepare a uniform course of theolog studies in Catholic institutions.
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Salem man arraigned for assault with intent to kill
Salem Massachusetts July 7 George Riel arraigned this morning for assault with intent to kil George Estes Rae He pleaded not guilty and was held in ten thousand dollars for examination day six He claims he did it in self defense.
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Coroner Finds No Blame in Mrs Tuttle Death
Bangor July 7 coroner's inquest at East Newport cleared Maine Central and all employees in the death of Mrs Hannah M Tuttle who was killed by a train last night.
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Abbott as anti administration senate candidate in New Jersey
Special despatch reports Gov. Abbott of New Jersey likely to run as an anti administration candidate for the U S Senate to succeed Sewell. Abbott aims to secure Republican strength in the legislature by opposing the administration and attacking McPherson and Sewell collusion with the Pennsylvania railroad. The move sparks talk in political circles.
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West Point Board Critics Call For Expanded War Study
The Board of Visitors to the West Point Military Academy submitted its annual report to the Secretary of War. It endorses discipline and drill, urges more time for science of war, recommends routine hygiene lectures, and supports inspector general reforms and increases in appointments at large. The group also debates coursework values and mathematics time, urging the Academic Board to reassess subject weight. The board lists its members including John Bigelow and several senators and representatives.
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Ex Delegate Ouray Urges Removal of Arizona Indians
Washington July 7 Ex Delegate Ouray of Arizona filed a letter with the commissioner of Indian affairs detailing unrest on the White Mountain reservation near San Carlos. He calls the Indians fattened by government aid, unwilling to work, and urges removal to Indian Territory as the only true solution. He asks President Cleveland to recommend removal in his message to Congress and for the department to endorse it.
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Grant Comfort Levels With Quiet Day As End Appears Near
Gen Grant's condition remains largely unchanged and his daily routine is quiet in the cottage. He writes about nourishment and mucus comfort, declines cocaine, and Dr Douglas believes recent care prolongs life while noting exhaustion and waning spirits. Ex senator Chaffee cites Grant's calm acceptance of nearing end.
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Judge affirms damages for women denied first class on steamer
In Baltimore on July 7 Judge Bond affirmed a district court ruling awarding three colored women $1000 each. They were excluded from first class sleeping compartments on the steamer Site after purchasing first class tickets.
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James Kane Hanged in Philadelphia for January Murder
Reports note James Kane was hanged in Philadelphia on Tuesday for the January murder of his brother. Other items include Toledo prisoners contracting cholera due to unsanitary prison conditions.
Washington criticizes civil service reform stance on Worthington
Special Correspondence explains Boston politics around Collector Worthington. It states the administration has not yet shown a case for removal, noting the president believes no record justifies dismissing Worthington or other collectors before term end. The piece analyzes party rivalry, deputy misdeeds, and the push to appoint Democrats to reform the civil service while preserving lawful conduct.
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Caledonian clubs discuss union and growth in Newark
The North American Caledonian clubs convention in Newark heard President Hodge of Toronto urge a union of all societies. Officials reported 9000 members and assets of 120000, noting New York’s society as the largest with 394 members and 2900 in assets.
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Bills Introduced and Bills Passed in New Hampshire Legislature
Concord July 7. In the house many bills were introduced and referred including forbidding steam motors on street railways and establishing a gas commissioners board. A resolution extended time for new business. In the senate a coal ash ban on public highways during sleighing season was proposed and a Massachusetts boundary communication was received. Various measures on banks telegraph and express supervision, public nuisances, swift trials, and poll tax exemptions were noted. Rev. Livingston of Jaffrey was seated. The senate passed aid bills for veterans families and Tilton monument, while the house heard about abolishing the school district system and establishing town boards. A vacancy in senatorial district 17 was announced. a joint convention set for July 9. A hearing on fire insurance regulation was scheduled. a pardon petition for John J. Belford of Laconia was under advisory.
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Compromise Reached as Chicago Street Car Strike Eases
Chicago July 7 The West Division Street car strike ends with a compromise. 82 cars run from 7:30 am under police guard as 16 discharged workers face arbitration. Madison Lake Randolph Van Buren streets return to regular service. British and Afghan frontier notes and Soudan debate follow in foreign columns.
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Liquor Selling Stopped at National Soldiers' Home Togus
Augustia Me July 7 A state court lacked authority to intervene as licensed liquor sellers operated on federal land. United States Commissioner Choate issued a warrant against John Carson for selling liquor on the national grounds under a federal statute aligning penalties with the state where the land lies. Carson case continued. strict enforcement may end sale of jager beer at Togus.
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Steamer Columbia Runs Aground In Dense Fog
New York July 7 The excursion steamer Columbia left Rockaway dock at 2 30 in dense fog and shortly afterward ran ashore. Steamer Abel Kirk came by soon after and rescued her 350 passengers. The Columbia is not badly damaged and will be refloated at high tide.
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French Protestant college planned for Lowell Mass
A French Protestant college is to be established at Lowell Massachusetts as a city and state need, stated by Father Amerau. Edward McKenna of Milford aged 13 was shot in the forehead with a 22 caliber revolver Tuesday. his assailant is known. Cyrenus Houghton a farmer from Woodstock Vermont was killed Tuesday by a horse kick in his pasture. Ned Powers aged 23 fell from the Fitchburg railroad bridge at Greenfield Massachusetts Tuesday afternoon, crushing his skull and breaking a wrist. doctors fear he will die. At a Fairhaven town meeting May ., the Rogers high school building funded by Henry H. Rogers of New York was accepted and named the Rogers school amid gratitude resolutions. The government building site for Montpelier Vermont has been chosen on State Street, at the Watchman printing office area, including portions of the Rey owned by Washington county and the late CW Willard. price set at 15000 dollars.
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Greenfield
Fairhaven
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New York
Rogers School
Montpelier
State Street
Joseph Poland
Watchman
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Washington County
CW. Willard
Teachers In Council At The American Institute Session
The second day of the American Institute of Instruction in Newsomrt R.11 reports a largely attended morning session with brief papers and committee announcements. Prof. W. H. Payne spoke on The New Education, followed by discussions. afternoon sessions featured Mr. T. W. Bicknell on Civil Service Reform Applied to Teaching and Mrs. Abba Gould Woolson on George Eliot and Her Heroines. A large crowd gathered for the White Kersey Hats Grand Press Day and a proposed Deer Island excursion, with numerous railroad and shipping line invitations and a long list of traveling agents in attendance.
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Boston
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New England Journal of Education
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Kansas Settlers Prepare for Bloody Work
A Kingman City despatch reports a killed man nine miles west of Lawndale after a band of Indians attacked remote settlers. A 12 year old boy fled to Lawndale with news. women and children fled toward Kingman as men arm for night. Riders warn of fast Indian movement burning homesteads. governor notified.
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Lynch and Mob Rule Across States Praises Violence
Gazette dispatches report lynching sprees in Texas Kansas and Mississippi. In Galveston James Hathorn a colored man captured after a 4 year old girl assault attempt was hanged near the county jail. In Baxter Springs a 17 year old colored boy was lynched after a white companion was shot. In Grenada a mob seized Felix Williams and Perry McCristian from officials and hanged both men, while authorities struggled to contain mob justice.
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Savannah News and New York Tribune items mention Hon James W Bradbury of Augusta Paris prize money for Charles W Thomas Detroit Free Press editor Quimby in Boston Senator Plumb Kansas studying south scenes Ned Buntline and E Z Judson a successful writer Mrs Charles B Pineo Bar Island bequestes Martha G Wheatland Essex Institute $1000 Seaman's Orphan fund Lawrence fire chief ex chief Collins dog and Bozeman editor Matthew Alderson linked to Lady Salisbury Esther Mayer P Noonan wedding Breck Bennetson and sons of Morton Ingalls and Oliver P Morton's sons Wise Breckenridge Breckenridge mentioned as promising figures.
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Fires Hit Tobacco Losses Across Several States
Telegraph reports from Madison Wisconsin and several cities detail fire losses and insurance. Stoughton tobacco blaze inflicted 445000 dollars insured and 650000 total loss. Additional 50000 insured for warehouses depots and freight cars. Other fires damaged armory cartridge stores in Rome New York and barns in Great Barrington Appleboro and Meadville with insured sums ranging from five hundred to sixty five thousand dollars.
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Mass-Masting of the Stars and Stripes Endorsed by City Council
Salt Lake City July 7 The Deseret News editorial condemns Mormon rights suppression and polygamy laws while the city council in secret session unanimously endorses half mast on the Fourth of July to express collective sorrow over perceived infringements. The committee cites Garfield’s assassination as a precedent and says no disrespect to the flag was meant. The council is described as unanimously Mormon.
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Cornell Alumni Name Walker For Presidency In Meeting
In New York on July 7 at a Cornell alumni meeting resolutions honored President White and named Gen. Francis A. Walker of MIT and ex-Minister James Russell Lowell for the presidency. A member questioned Mr. Lowell’s availability, but Gen. Walker’s name won unanimous approval and a recommending resolution passed.
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Niagara Falls Plans July 15 Celebration
A Niagara Falls committee outlined events for the surrender of the reservation to the state on July 15. The day will begin with 100 guns at daybreak and the town will be decorated. Invitations were sent to President Cleveland and cabinet, Canada’s governor general and staff, Gov. Hill and staff, legislators, and 250 others, plus 10,000 general invitations.
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Tolliver gang arrests and poison case amid calm court day
In Morehead three Tolliver faction members G P Day T A Day and James Oxley were arrested. Mrs Vina Martin was jailed on a warrant for selling poisoned food to Cottage hotel owner, amid Tolliver custody. State militia guards the scene as county court proceeds quietly.
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Vermont Press Association to Hold 16th Annual Meeting
The Vermont Press association will hold its sixteenth annual meeting in Brattleboro on July 7 with a large attendance and prominent invited guests. A special musical entertainment and banquet at Brooks House will host more than 200 attendees. Early Thursday morning the group and guests will travel by special train from New London to Block Island for a two day excursion.
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Woods Case in Pawtucket Robbery Ends with Jury Hung
In Providence the common pleas court heard the case of Frank P. Woods alias Sarsfield Kennedy charged with robbing the Sayles mansions in Pawtucket on December 15. The defense offered alibi evidence showing Woods in Chicago at the time. After six hours and a quarter deliberation the jury failed to reach a verdict and was discharged.
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Autopsy Details on Commander Gorringe’s Death
In New York on July 7 an autopsy revealed soft cancer in the sixth dorsal vertebra with spread to adjacent vertebrae and spinal cord destruction. Cancer deposits were found in the lungs liver and kidney, suggesting long-standing growth before illness forced bed rest.
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Wild West show disbands as trial removal hangs
Willimantic CT July 7 Permission to move Dr Carver to New Haven for trial was not secured today from the superior court but is expected from Judge Stoddard tomorrow The Wild West show has disbanded here A compromise of Cody s case against the McCaffertys is regarded as probable
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Waldoboro Hotelkeeper shoots self amid liquor seizure
Waldoboro July 7 William H Gemben 33 proprietor of the Waldoboro Exchange hotel died this afternoon by his own hand shooting. The probable cause cited as despondency from a search of his house and liquor seizure.
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Louisville and Nashville
Holmes
Oakland Garden
Nantasket
Downer
Melville Garden
Lowell Railroad
Boston and Maine
Bradlee
W. A.cromwell
Washington Street
J. W. Pickles
J. O. A. Bean
Hotel Lafayette
Lake Minnetonka
Minn
Bunker Hill
Somerville
Cambridge
Harvard College
Mt. Auburn
Chestnut Hill
J. Putnam Bradlee
J. L. White
Albany
0. W. Jordan
Erie
M. T. Donahue
Beeline
L. W. Palmer
Fall River Line
S. W. Manning
Judge Lynch
F. A. Walker
the Tolliver Gang
Gorringe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!