Warren testifies Porter map error at Bull Run in Porter case
Gen G K Warren testified on July 9 at West Point about Gen Pope’s Bull Run map misplacing Porter's position. He supported Porter, while Gen Longstreet described Jackson’s August force as about 22,000 east of Thoroughfare Gap with 25,000 at the Gap.
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Attorney General Devens Opinion on Eight Hour Law
The opinion explains that the law allows men to be paid a set hourly rate and to work as many hours as they choose. Dated Washington July 9, issued by the Department of Justice on July 8 to Hon. R. W. Thompson, Secretary of the Navy.
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Postage Stamp Issues Rise While Other Reports Sparse
The twelve months ending June 30 show Post Office stamp issues total 19,463,615 dollars, up from 18,186,676. Newspaper stamps increase to 1,093,845, stamped envelopes and wrappers to 4,905,774, and postal cards rise to 200,003,000. Overall care-to-public issues up 1,975,169 dollars, or 7.44 percent. Confederate graves in Alexandria honored. Gen. W H Lee spoke. Naval orders place Lieut. Louis Kingsley at New London and R W Steel on temporary duty in New York. Asiatic squadron finds no basis for coolie trade rumors. Ellis Speer on leave to visit New England. Secretary Schurz to Deer Park, Md.
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Memorial Association
New London
Conn
R. W. Steel
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New York Navy
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Patents
Maine
New England
Schurz
Deer Park
Maryland
Kate Claxton plans theater lease and bankruptcy scene
New York reports Kate Claxton signed a September Lyceum Theatre lease to stage French and American plays with her in a leading role. A bankruptcy examination revealed no property, past debts, and that costumes and scenery remain in Niblo's Garden. She cried during questioning but offered to work to pay creditors.
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Europe
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Further particulars of the voyage of colored emigrants to Africa
A Monrovia briefing from June 2 details hardships of the Azor voyage. Emigrants faced a steep towage bill and scarce funds, while Liberian Exodus Association leaders work to cover costs. Delaney defends provisioning, blames emigrants for waste, and seeks relief from Earl Shaftesbury. About 200 blacks await departure in Charleston despite grim reports.
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Boston
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England
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Sutro Tunnel Progress and Connection to Comstock Mines
Ground broken October 19 1869 for the Sutro Tunnel, eight years eight months ten days of work. Burleigh drill upgrades in 1874 boosted progress to over 300 feet monthly, later averaging 250 feet. Total length 20 170 feet, cost near four million dollars. Connection made last night between the Sutro tunnel and the Comstock lode at Savage mine, air draft strong, lanterns blown out, workers sheltered as tunnels linked.
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Virginia (New.) Chronicle
Comstock
Sutro
Ney
Comstock Lode
San Francisco
Savage Mine
Bowdoin College Class Day Amid Illumination and Dance
Bowdoin College opened class day under hot dusty skies with a sea breeze. The Old Oak grounds glow with elaborate illumination and a full program including music, an oration by B Potter, poetry by G C Purington, and farewell pieces. Alumni attended the afternoon events and a dance on the green capped the day before alumni day activities tomorrow featuring Judge Symonds address and Phi Beta Kappa meetings.
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Bowdoin College
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G. C. Purington
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A. E. Burton
J. T. Davidson
Phi Beta Kappa
Symonds
Captain Wins Desertee Case In Shipping Court
The case of Capt. R. F. Hardwick versus seaman Julius Kleinsing was heard before Shipping Commissioner C. C. Duncan. The court found the Atlanta criminally undermanned and the seamen overworked, but ruled Kleinsing must receive full pay while dismissing the captain's claim for deductions and charges.
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Atlanta
Boston
Julius Kleinsing
United States Shipping
C. C. Duncan
Kleinsing
Marseilles
New York
Daniel Lynch
Klemsung
Treasury Department Notice From Washington July 8
Treasury Department announces actions effective July 8 issued by the Office of the Secretary in Washington. Details describe official measures and pertinent dates, outlining authoritative steps and their scope within federal financial oversight. The notice names the department and the jurisdictional authority guiding the actions.
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Washington
Massive fires sweep Buffalo factories and yards
A morning blaze at Holmes's barrel factory and Sigison's stove works spread to Taylor & Coates lumber yards and nearby dwellings in Buffalo. Losses reach about 259,000 with extensive insurance, while a separate Fertilizer works fire adds 200,000 more in potential damage and records insured amounts across multiple companies. Superintendent Rogers suffered sunstroke but is expected to recover.
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James
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Belchertown
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Conn
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Ottawa Valley
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Ostrander Attempts Suicide At Kentucky Home
Robert M. Ostrander made a second attempt to die by his own hand at the Kentucky Home on Brook and Jefferson streets. He visited the house about 7 pm, took laudanum around 8, and spread chloroform over his face. He descended at 9 pm, wrote letters to his sister and mother-in-law, then returned to his room before collapsing.
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Louisville Post
Robert M. Ostrander
Kentucky
Brook and
Jefferson Streets
Louden
Ostrander
Disappearing manager blinds Pau line Markham troupe
Louisville report says manager George Lawrence vanished after a failing tour. The troupe suspects he kept receipts, with about 600 stolen and 250 in his possession at Decatur. His wife and child left town, and a Miss Markham dress valued at 150 was taken. The group wired Chicago Cincinnati and Indianapolis seeking news.
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Pauline Markham
George Lawrence
Chicago
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Lawrence
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St. Louis
Springfield
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Another defaulter. Morse flees to Canada from Newport
Carens W Morse ex-Collector of Newport fled before final settlement, leaving town funds unaccounted. The 40 year old, elected 1877, faced $3000 to $5000 defalcation claims with bondsmen failing to cover the amount. He was last seen across the Canadian border after an attempted arrest.
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North Troy
Carens W. Morse
Newport
Morse
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Murder in Rio Vista Tells of Thompson Slaying
William R. Rainey of New Bedford reports Joseph Thompson in Rio Vista, Cal., says his brother John Thompson was shot in his home on Sunday June 23. James Lowthers, from San Francisco, fired twice, killed Thompson, then surrendered. Lowthers faces trial in August, claims motive was Thompson’s broken marriage promise to his sister. Thompson, 29, had lived in California three years. Lowthers formerly lived in New Bedford, whose families still reside there.
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William R. Rainey
Joseph Thompson
Rio Vista
Solano County
Cal
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James Lowthers
San Francisco
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Lowthers
California
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Agricultural Report Highlights Cotton Crops by State
Abstracts from the Southern Cotton Exchanges to July 1 summarize conditions across states. Louisiana parishes report drowned lands and variable stands. Mississippi crops damaged by rain with grass growth. Arkansas cultivation delayed and rust-affected. Texas sees good yields in most counties but rain hinders care. Middle Tennessee notes excessive rain and cooler weather lowering prospects. Southern Alabama and Northern Alabama show mixed results with generally better stands in the north. South Carolina reports cool wet start but no flood damage and improved conditions. North Carolina and Virginia worse than last year with slight recent improvement. Georgia and Florida describe generally favorable seasons, no rain damage, and ahead growth versus last year.
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Revolting assault and attempted murder shock Norfolk neighborhood
In Eastern Branch near Norfolk a stepfather William H. Wilson attacked his young stepdaughter. A gun misfired during a struggle with the mother, and Wilson then broke away, wounded his wife with an axe blow, and fled. The mob is incensed and Wilson’s capture is expected.
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William H. Wilson
John Mallen
Wilson
Corruption Claims At Kootenay Election Board
A Victoria despatch to the Royal Commission reports shocking corruption in Kootenay. A witness swore votes were bought openly at polls and that American citizens crossed the border to take an oath before a magistrate and influence the election. Kootenay lies on the southern boundary with forty five registered voters who elect two members, a twelfth of Parliament’s total representation.
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Royal Commission
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Constitutional Convention Delegates by Affiliation
Official returns to the Secretary of State show Non-partisan 81, Workingmen 62, Republicans 11, Democrats 6, Independents 2. Non-partisans win all delegates at large.
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Batoum settlement and Cyprus talk dominate Berlin session
In Berlin and London reports, the Batoum frontier settlement is refined with Russia lifting land-side fortifications talk. Beaconsfield and Gortschakof discuss Anglo Turkish convention while Cyprus occupation is debated. News mention Wolseley to Cyprus, 125,000 Russian troops ready, and political reactions across Europe.
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Coercion and Conflict Across Asia Highlighted in Press
Northern China endures famine and famine relief efforts as foreign missions report strained conditions. French missionaries in Korea face imprisonment amid regional tensions while Japan advances policy shifts. The news sketches broader Asia-wide pressures, wartime rumors, and political maneuvering shaping regional stability.
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Monarchic honors and tax reform push in Cuba
In Havana on July 9 King Alfonso named Gen. Martinez Campos a Knight of the Golden Fleece and elevated Gen. Jovellar to Captain General. A Finance Department plan calls for radical customs reform with three five member commissions from tobacco sectors to decide on leaf export duties and manufactured tobacco tariffs. Santiago de Cuba customs receipts rose from 75,000 in 1873-74 to 1,130,000 in 1877-78.
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Columbia crew feted at Charing Cross Hotel London
The Columbia crew were honored with a banquet at the Charing Cross Hotel by Mr VanDusen, an old Columbia College graduate. They declined further courtesies, plan to go to Paris where a dinner may be held, and most members will travel the Rhine before returning home in August.
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Local items from Montpelier and surrounding towns
Louis Dewey a Frenchman of North Troy is sunstruck and destined to die. Four year old Johnny O Leary was run over in Windsor and his leg was amputated. FE H Town a Montpelier tailor failed with heavy liabilities mainly to New York and home creditors. E W Chase of Burlington a door sash and blind manufacturer died suddenly of apoplexy. While building Samuel Waltons block in Montpelier Frank and George Butterly narrowly escaped a fall from a collapsing scaffold. Frank badly bruised and clung to a beam for minutes.
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Litchfield
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Hanover
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Marlboro
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Keene
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Manchester
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North Troy
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Windsor
FE. H. Town
Montpelier
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E. W. Chase
Burlington
Samuel Walton
State Street
Frank
George
Various New England Local Notices and Incidents
A roundup of regional items includes tax figures for Lancaster Leominster and Greenfield Virginia figures. wages cut at Agawam Worcester deaths for last week at twenty three arrests in Lowell and Wareham post office robbery of fifty dollars. Clergy changes and town histories noted. a fatal tea pot accident. a suicide in Chesterfield. factory moves. Fall River charter vote results. Deaf mutes graduation. officials at Amherst and Boston matters. birds harmed by Paris green. rye harvest underway. elopement in Stockbridge. haying accident in Westfield. hog car ride incident. assault report in Lowell. infant cholera infant death in Worcester. church safety inspection in Lowell. sewer plans Highlands. Universalist Church Western Massachusetts formed.
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Lee
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Stockbridge
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Child Drowns in Providence Pond
James O Mara aged six was drowned in a pond at Providence T. Gov Van Zandt reviewed troops at Fort Adams on Tuesday afternoon after an invitation by the commanding officer. A brilliant company attended but a heavy shower caused some embarrassment.
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New Haven Churches See 177 New Members on Sunday
Moody’s revival work aided New Haven churches as 177 new members joined Sunday, part of a winter revival total of 400 since its start. The Norwich Catholic Cathedral bell blessing ceremony is planned for next Sunday with Dr McGlynn, Bishop Galberry, and other clergy attending. An old Litchfield cemetery tombstone memorializes Mrs Rachel Woodruff, wife of Jerome B. Woodruff, noting a May 24, 1535, birth and a 22nd year at death.
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