Notable linked social notes and transatlantic travels
A compilation of society items and travel notices: Rev Dr Buckingham speaks at Mt Desert while Mr Claes Lagergren visits Bar Harbor as Pope Leo XII’s chamberlain. Gen Logan declines Springfield dedication address. Rumor links ex Governor Smythe to Scotland for a bride. Judge Redington to lecture Vermont farmers in September. Mrs Kent hosts a Concord G A R reception. George H Rockwell named North Brookfield high principal. Hildreth family sails for Europe aboard the Servia for two months. Louis J Rundlett appointed Concord superintendent. Captain James Thompson rides in Concord at 83 with a youth of 8t. Grant family feasts on a 20-pound salmon from Bangor traders. Hale’s bay horse sold for 800 to A B Harris of Springfield Mississippi. Marion Stearns to teach elocution in Boston’s summer institute in Steubenville Ohio. James Littlefield and family in summer quarters at Ft Point Maine. East Boston Unitarian pastor granted six weeks’ vacation, some in Alfred Maine. Blaine’s Bar Harbor cottage now occupied by J G Scott and family of Philadelphia. Dr Daniel P Pease named resident physician and chief at Riverside and New York hospitals. Mrs N Salm, Texas cattle queen, visits Atlanta. Dr David Parker of Gardner practicing 62 years. George Hibbard sails to Australia for rail connections. Richmond Va city hall plans approved, bond for $50,000, cost cap $433,000. Russia grants Minnie Hauk imperial Chamber Singer. Mrs J Barrett of Watertown births four babies. McCullough the tragedian’s health outlook grim. death expected. Silas Gurney at Ferry Beach. his canine collection attracts attention, including a Webster setter.
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Political Porridge and political chatter across papers
A collage of political commentary notes from multiple papers. Discussion ranges from Indian policy and arming or feeding Apaches to metro politan elections in Philadelphia Ohio and Boston. It notes Barn door iterations on collectors and government taxation, plus anecdotes on appointive politics and new U.S. attorneys with light humor.
Frogs Infest Eagle Pass and Nearby Areas Sparking Curious Plague
News in brief reports an unusual infestation of frogs covering land around Eagle Pass Texas and nearby regions. The piece notes frogs are rare in the area and describes the widespread, striking phenomenon across the countryside.
Mexican press party greeted by Albany officials
Thirty members of the Mexican Associated Press party arrived in Albany this morning and were welcomed by Mayor Banks, Governor Hill, and local press representatives. They visited the state capital and the university convocation, where Chancellor Pierson greeted them and several brief speeches were made.
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Pigeons Released From New Orleans On Long Flight Home
Four homing pigeons, released by Sergeant Hermann from the signal services in New Orleans at 7:38 AM, took a northerly course in favorable weather. The birds previously covered 510 miles and now begin a 1150 mile return to Brooklyn, N Y from this city.
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George Eliot Quote on Rest and Kennedy Remedy
A brief quote extols the link between health and writing spirit, noting a tired pen and tired body as impediments. It references Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy as a suggested aid for rest and restoration.
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Court martial of Paymaster General Smith opens in Washington
The court martial convened in the navy department library to try Paymaster General Smith. Commodore Semmes presides, with a panel including Queens, Belknap, Greer, McCann, Cooke, Murray, Fulton, Schenck, Bunce, Parks and Allen as judge advocate. Charges cover scandalous conduct and inefficiency with 14 specifications alleging overreach, biased contracting, and failure to follow law. Adjournment set for Monday to allow prosecution prep.
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London's Sensation Exposes Infamy in Pall Mall Gazette
London reports the Pall Mall Gazette sold in six figures with copies scarce and prices up to five shillings as officials suppress street sales of the papers exposing London's secret vices. Readers include bishops and clergy urging the editor on, with Metropolitan police arresting venders. Cholera cases rise in Spain, Dr Ferran inoculates 600 daily. French victory at Hue noted. Anarchist plot allege arrests in Brussels. Madagascar reinforcements requested. Suez canal talks to resume among powers.
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General Grant Recovers Pace After Visitors At Mountain Cottage
Gen Grant rested through the night after a day of visitors and prayers. A morning outdoor sit with Mrs Grant followed by a late afternoon interview with Mexican journalists highlighted a calm, prayerful mood.
Denial Affidavit Filed In Alleged Political Conspiracy
New Jersey Senator McPherson asserts in an affidavit that a Trenton paper's charge of meeting with Senator Sewall in Philadelphia on December 5, 1878 to aid their fortunes and the Pennsylvania railroad is false. He calls the informant a stranger and claims the tale stems from a disappointed Democrat seeking revenge.
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Navy Lieutenant Sails to Siberia on Fulda
New York July 8 Lieut W H Schultze of the United States Navy began a voyage to Siberia aboard the steamer Fulda carrying presents from the U S government.
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Troubles in Mexico as Student Demonstrations Grow
City of Mexico July 8 dispatch reports ongoing student demonstrations over the English debt, with arrests of students and opposition editors. Troops patrol streets at night, secret police arrest protestors, and officials threaten civil trials and banishment for treasonous language as tensions rise downtown.
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Portland's New Postmaster Palmer of Portland
Joshua S Palmer, aged 61, has been appointed postmaster of Portland. A Kennebunk, Missouri native and Bowdoin graduate of 1844, he studied law but never practiced, moved to Portland in 1546, and has served as city treasurer twice and as alderman several times. A long-time active Democrat, he has consistently worked for the party's success.
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Widow Harriet Moore Sues Moses Hopkins for Breach of Promise
San Francisco July 8 Harriet Moore a middle aged widow sues Moses Hopkins aged 70 for breach of promise claiming damages of 225000 dollars. The case centers on funds alleged to be inherited from the late Mark Hopkins a magnate.
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Patrick King and the South Boston Railwalk Incident
Patrick King aged 15 of 15 Swan Street South Boston is described walking on the tack of the New York and New Logiland railroad when the incident occurred, authorities note. The report records his residence and age as part of the preliminary details in the case.
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Victims of Wednesday Accidents and Altercation in Dorchester
On Wednesday near Swett street a man was struck by an outward bound train, fracturing his right leg and suffering head and body bruises. Lucinda Stanley 60 fell on Bowdoin square alighting a Charles River car with a probable right hip fracture. Henry Taylor known as Crab Taylor was stabbed in the arm at Paris hall by Charles Vincent who was seized at the station. Taylor and Vincent were treated or detained at the first station.
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Unfounded Indian Scare Grips Kansas Towns Amid Fortified Prep
Reports from Kingman and Pratt counties describe mass prairie town evacuations and widespread fear of an Indian invasion. Gov. Martin orders 250 arms sent to Kingman Larned Dodge City and Garden City for rapid distribution, while troops and railroad transport prepare to move south. Local casualties are unclear as reports vary and authorities seek calm.
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Special trains bring Odd Fellows temple to Sr. Pau opening
Special trains with members of the supreme temple patriarchal circle of Odd Fellows of the United States arrive at Sr. Pau Minnesota as the temple is formally opened this morning. The article notes Hub Punch as a popular convivial, hospitable, and liberal product, widely available through grocers and druggists.
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Labor Struggles and Street Car Strike End in Chicago
In Cleveland and Chicago news, police guard mills and streetcar lines during mass labor unrest. Strikers in 18th ward monitor Union Street Screwworks, with limited clashes. Chicago West Division Street car workers end a walkout after a settlement offer, while Bay City mill strikers confront authorities. The story also notes a high profile engagement dispute in Massachusetts and New Jersey between Miss Worther and Mr Hyde.
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Teachers at Newport Meet for Philological Association
Newport Rhode Island July 8 The fourth session of the American Philological Association hears Tilton of Rogers High School on teachers duty to office and community. Prize essays on The True Function of the Normal School and The Teacher's Term of Office are discussed with Pestallozzis signed work winning $30. Gen I J Morgan also awarded $30 for Pestalloza. Excursions and lectures follow with Freeman of Wellesley and Sprague of Boston delivering addresses as New Haven hosts the seventeenth annual convention with numerous professors and scholars listed among attendees and new members. The day ends with sailing on the Sound and a continuation of papers and discussions into morrow.
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Spelling Reform Association
Beverly Yacht Club 1885 Mass Bay Regatta Goes Ahead
The ninety ninth Beverly Yacht Club regatta for the Massachusetts Bay championship faced light varied winds off Nantasket. The Expert led all first class boats, with Countess next after a late penalty ruled out the Countess for a nonmember aboard. Gem and Cricket traded the lead in a tight chase as wind shifts kept sails blanketed or free. Second and third classes saw Spider and Psyche win their divisions with notable finishes by Witch and Blue Bell. Foam acted as judges yacht while H P Armstead’s Muriel ferried press observers.
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Pedestrians vs Teamsters at Boston Crossings
An urban antiquated screed urges pedestrians not to bow to horse drawn traffic on 2a Street. It cites Boston ordinances demanding 10 feet clearance at crossings and the need for drivers to pause to allow foot passage, while lamenting profanity from teamsters and imagining a horse’s-voice reckoning.
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Sons of the Granite State Tour White Mountains Trip
New Hampshire club left Nashua Manchester and Concord for a June trip to Profile House and North Woodstock. About 130 members and guests toured the Franconia Notch and tamonus flume, then dined at Profile House with President J C Moore presiding. Several new members elected. Tomorrow they plan Mt Washington ascent and notch journey before 5 P M departure.
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Rumor of Cardinal Hat for Archbishop Gibbons and Bishop Foley
In Baltimore rumors among Catholics place Archbishop Gibbons to receive a cardinal’s hat this year. Rev John S Foley of St Martins may be named bishop and sent to Savannah then return as coadjutor to the cardinal. Rev Eeaward McColgan of St Peters may become a monsignor. Clergy and laity widely discuss.
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Visit of St Omer Commandery to St John Denounced
The Visit of St Omer commandery of Boston to the Scottish encampments at St John New Brunswick in August was challenged. The great priory of Canada passed a resolution of non intercourse with these Scottish encampments and asked Gen Roome to intervene to preserve harmony with the United States grand encampment. D Munro NB provincial prior received thanks for his interest.
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Suspect financier George K. Chase arrested in $103000 suit
New York July 8 George K Chase a major stock operator was arrested today in a suit by Michael Shaughnessy seeking 103000. Shaughnessy says about a year ago Chase used fraudulent representations to obtain 90000 in Northern Pacific railroad bonds and 3000 in cash. Chase posted 40000 bail with sureties William J Preston and A F Ferris awaiting trial.
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Two Bodies Found Near Monitor Grounds In Waterbury
The body of clockmaker Albert Brady, missing for days, was found in bushes near Monitor baseball grounds indicating natural death. John Nagle, an invalid man with heart disease, disappeared July 5 and was later found in Mahan canal.
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Rumor Buys Time With Dacey For Police Post
Rumors spread that on Wednesday Governor Robinson summoned Assistant District Attorney Timothy J. Dacey and spoke with him for over thirty minutes. Insiders say the calls signal an upcoming appointment of Dacey as metropolitan police commissioner.
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Bennington Monument Advisory Committee Meets in Bennington
The advisory committee of the Bennington Historical society plans a meeting in Bennington tomorrow to draft specifications and cost for a high monument. They intend to present the figures to the Bennington Battle Monument association in August, opposing the Weir design. The group includes Ex-Gay Fairbanks Congressman and Prof Perry among others.
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RIELS LETTERS REPORTS DIVINE INSPIRATION MEMORANDA
Extracts from Louis Riel's private memoranda published in Toronto on July 8 describe the memos as mainly silly and claim divine inspiration and prophecy of the Duck Lake and other fights. No new light is shed on rebellion causes.
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Mob hangings reported in Grenada follow New Orleans dispatch
A Grenada special says yesterday the mob after hanging Perry McCristian and Felix Williams began actions further compounding street unrest in the region as authorities struggle to regain control and restore order.
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Mob Hangs Suspects in Grenada Area Peddler Killings
After two others implicated, Williams confessed that Bartley James and John Campbell aided in killing two peddlers. The mob seized James at his home, took him to Union church and hanged him. They later attacked Campbell at his house, Campbell fired, fled, and by dawn was reportedly captured and killed by the mob.
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New Hampshire House Debates License Law and Whipping Post
The New Hampshire legislature reported bills on establishing a general license law with tiered fees and public funding for paupers, and introduced measures for bank elections and liquor restrictions. A whipping post proposal for wife beaters was slated for tomorrow, with penalties and public infliction.
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Pennsylvania Republicans Nominate the Machine Candidate Quay
Harrisburg July 8 The Republican state convention to nominate a state treasurer met in the House hall. Temporary chairman William Rodgers named, Lehigh’s James Biery chosen for chairman. Nominees: Col M S Quay Beaver. J Hi Longenecker Belford. H Greenwalt Franklin. J A McDevitt Lancaster. T H Wighton Blair. Quay led first ballot 19 645 to 274. Nomination made unanimous. Platform advocates tariff protection, civil service reform, honest currency, and protections for American industry and commerce aboard American bottoms. Aimed at limiting foreign contract labor and praising Grant.
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Pittsfield Tragedy Funeral and Inquest Continue
The July 8 in Pittsfield Mass reports the funeral for George S Dunbar with about 1000 attendees and an Odd Fellows procession. The Methodist minister declares it murder not suicide. The inquest proceeds with no conclusive evidence, autopsy pending, Pinkerton detective arrival, and time of disappearance narrowed to 15 minutes.
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Old Orchard Beach opening day myth and fading belief
The Lewiston Journal recalls the longstanding 26 June opening of Old Orchard season and a coastal superstition that bathing then cures various ailments. The essay notes the tradition waning, with memories of past crowds and even a cancer cure story, while the author remains skeptical.
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Easy Chicago Victory Over Providence and Detroit Triumph
Chicago defeats Providence as Clarkson limits hits in late innings while Dalrymple homers and Pfeffer Daily deliver key hits. Detroit tops Philadelphia on loose defense and heavy batting with notable double play by Bastian and Farrar. Also reports on Biddeford and Roxbury games and other matches including Belfast, Belfast Me.
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