Boston Dost SECCamp Editorial Notes and News Roundup
Editorial notes from The New Police Commission to liquor legislation in New Hampshire. Items cover growth of western cities, New Orleans Ex position, trade, marriages and deaths, court records, railroad matters, business troubles, telegraph, meteorological notes, hotel arrivals, ship news, sporting matters, and obituary notices.
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Seccamp
The
New Police Commission
Yazoo
Yahoo
Howe
New Hampshire
New York
New Orleans
Ben Butler
Alabama
Arta Pass
Ex Congressman Lew Powers in the city Maine
Ex congressman Lew Powers of Maine visits the city. The piece notes a range of regional notices and figures, including Lawrence and Limington directions, with several other Maine figures and events referenced in short notices spanning education, politics, and local happenings.
Political Porridge and Party Quarrels Across Newspapers
A collage of brief political jabs and notices from various papers. Mentions Hendricks’s wager on being an offensive partisan, Farnham named postal agent between Newport and Springfield, and Florida’s new tax plan favoring manufactories while setting a $2 poll tax for schools. Also notes about internal revenue pick Han ton in Indiana, reactions to Fourth of July celebrations, and several editorial opinions on political figures and campaigns.
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Hendricks
Cincinnati Enquirer
Fred W. Farnham
West Fairlee
Newport
Springfield
Mass
Samuel L. Chipman
Florida
Internal Revenue
Indiana
Thomas Hanton
Down South
Murat Halstead
Atlanta Constitution
Rice
Worcester
Jim Mellen
Worcester Times
Sunset Cox
Liverpool
Custom House
Baltimore
Tristram Goldthwaite, Jr
Biddeford Pool
Milford Journal
Republican State Committee
Oliver Ames
the Herald
Judge Poland
Knel Durkee
New England
Henry Faxon
Henry
Republic
United States
New York
Gen. McMahon
Robinson
Giesson
Boston Cor
Biddeford Journal
Washington Correspondence
Winnipeg to honor troops returning from northwest campaign
Winnipeg plans a reception for returning troops while French-Canadian sympathizers of Louis Riel open a subscription to fund defense of the noted half-breed. At noon Wednesday the body of Prof. Bruton, a yacht Phantom accident victim, was found. No trace of the missing person or the professor’s canoe has been located.
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Winnipeg
Man
Northwest
Louis Riel
Bruton
P Pant
Revelations Stir London as Pall Mall Gazette Probes
London July 9 The Pall Mall Gazette's secret inquiry commission reports relentless work since May 24 aided by Salvation Army and clergy. The effort uncovers details from high to low, while editors defend their methods and face potential prosecutions as crowds flood the Gazette office demanding copies.
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London
Pall Mall Gazette
Salvation Army
London Committee For
Josephine Butler
Gazette
Home Office
Canterbury
Cardinal Manning
Miners’ Joint Protection Committee
White Ribbon Army
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
London City Mission
Reformatory Refuge
The
Union Rescue Society
Pimlico Ladies’ Association
Moral Reform Union
Lord Dalhousie
Jeffries
Veadors
Washington News Agrarian Meeting and Gen Augur Retirement
Washington reports on the agriculturalists convention endorsing stronger meteorology ties with the signal service and pushing for signal stations at agricultural colleges. Gen Nelson A Miles to relieve Gen C C Augur, with John Gibbon likely to take command in the Missouri and Columbia regions. Other appointments include William K. Mead as U S marshal for Arizona and Joseph L. Morgan as secretary of the U S legation to Mexico, plus several postmaster and assistant surgeon notices. Rosecrans receives a Confederate pistol presented by Texas ex soldiers with battles listed on the grip. Ruminations on district appointments and Idaho governor resignation noted. Bonded whiskey period not extended.
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Washington
Committee On Order of Business
United States Signal Service
National Endowment
War Department
Augur
Nelson A. Miles
Department of the Columbia
C.C. Augur
Department of the Missouri
Gen. Miles
Indian Territory
Gen
Col
John Gibbon
Ramon Guiteras
Navy
William K. Mead
Arizona
United States
Joseph L. Morgan
South Carolina
Mexico
Morgan
Bartholomew Tristram
Marion
Edward Mullen
Putnam, Conn
Gen. Rosecrans
Judge Chenowith
District Commission
West
William M. Brown
Idaho Territory
Treasury Department
War Department orders disarm Cheyenne forces at Indian Territory
Washington reports an important war department order to Lieut. Gen. Sheridan directing field troops in Indian Territory to suppress Cheyenne disturbances. Officials say the dispatch may require disarming Indians, who are armed with rifles and ammunition. About 1200 to 1500 fighters are believed present with plans to resist if disarmed.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Sheridan
War Department
Kansas
Schofield
Teller
Congress
Interior Department
Denver
Col
Stollsteimer
Utes
Miles
Indian Territory
Augur
Police Clubbing of Painter Sparks Chicago Outcry
On Madison street a bystander shouted to painter William Satterfield. A policeman struck him with a club and abused him, dragging him to Desplaines station. He was denied contact with family, found in the jail’s insane care, and the case will be investigated.
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Chicago
Madison Street
Oakley Street
William Satterfield
Walnut Street
Jon
Desplaines Street
Assault with deadly weapon case in Lowell court
John McMann charged with assault with a dangerous weapon on Thomas Cashman with intent to kill in Lowell police court. Judge Hadley orders held in $3000 for grand jury after testimony from complainant and police. Hon. John H. Morrison appears for the accused.
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Lowell
John McMann
Thomas Cashman
John H. Morrison
Hadley
McMann
Wind and Rain Devastate New England Towns
Reports from Wisconsin Massachusetts Vermont and Illinois describe extensive storm damage. Sparta Plainfield Rock Edgerton Appleton Stoughton Whitewater Neenah Fall River Elroy and other towns suffered collapsed buildings damaged sheds and crops with some loss of livestock and injuries.
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Milwaukee
Sparta
Court Street
Plainfield
Pat Edwards
Wood County
Rock County
Edgerton
Appleton
Stoughton
White Water
Neenah
Fall River
Elroy
Dexterville
Weillsville
Boston
Lowell
Mass
Shattuck’s
Central Street
Highland Methodist Church
Loring Street
Jesse Butterfield
Tyngsboro
Boston Ice Company
North Chelmsford
Lynn Police Halt Marblehead Water Pipe Digging in Nahant Street
Police guard site after Marblehead Water Company workers dig to lay pipes in Lynn Nahant Street, arresting foremen Kendall Pollard and John A. Flynn on $600 bonds each. Tensions rise as street clash involves Italian laborers and city authorities amid long water disputes in Lynn and surrounding towns.
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Lynn
Marblehead Company
Nahant Street
Massachusetts
Marblehead Water Company
Old Water Board
Tooth and Nail
Nahant
Lynn Water Board
East
Lagos
Nahani
Lynn Streets
Swampscott
Ocean Street
Blodgett
Superior Court
Essex County
Chadwell
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
Kendall Pollard
John A. Flynn
Interesting Papers Read at the Sixth Session of the Meeting
The Newport gathering of the American Institution of Instruction heard papers on Horace Mann and music in schools, with talks by Prof. Amos Hadley and Gov. Wetmore. Officers for the coming year were elected and resolutions approved urging teacher protection, physiology in schools, and evening schooling, followed by a naval excursion and parade.
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Newport
R. I
American Institution of Instruction
Mr. Hollings
First Methodist Church of
Patterson
Amos Hadley
Horace Mann
Eaton
Mann
Robert Fletcher
Dartmouth
Seaver
Gov. Wetmore
N. Porter
Yale College
Boston
Mass
George E. Church
Providence
Ieea
Ray Greene Huling
Fitchburg
James Webster
Malden
J. Milton Hall
Homer B. Sprague
William A. Mowrey
M. G. Daniell
Frank A. Hill
Chelsea
F. G. Edgerly
John Kneeland
J. R. Blackington
National Bureau of Education
John Exton
Ft. Adams
Fortuna Leads In Gloucester Yacht Race Victory By Narrow Margin
The Fortuna won the 20 mile windward and return race from Gloucester harbor beating Gitana and Mohican with America in the rear. Final times show Fortuna 4 24 25, Gitana 4 36 50, Mohican 4 52 22, America 5 04 20 under Eastern Yacht Club rules.
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Fortuna
Gitana
Mohican
America
Puritan
Eastern Yacht Club
Edward Burgess
Gloucester Harbor
Eastern Point
Thatcher’s
Mills
Thatcher
Foam
C. M. Winch
Harding
Martin’s Ledge
Toam
Leeward
Windward
Hesper
Boston
H.S. Hovey
W.F. Weld
B.E. Butler
Daniel Appleton
T. Denny Boardman
F. Gordon Dexter
Goucester Harbor
Gloucester
Fortuns
Daily
Apers
Sailing talk on Genesta and Queen's cup race
The Sunday Courier notes a club topsail and favorable wind, with anticipation of the ocean race. If the America fails to prove its sailing prowess, it might reconsider racing Genesta for the Queen's cup, as daily papers await the outcome.
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Genesta
Sunday Courier
Daily Papers
Strikes Spark Cleveland Vigil as Police and Troops Stand By
A large Cleveland procession of over 1100 strikers marched from Broad way and Hamm street toward the city with a marching band and flags. Police and militia units stood alert, with 40 officers dispatched to a screw works incident. Mayor Gardner urged stoppage of parading, militia and police ready to act, while officials reported the mob returned to Peach Orchard. Similar unrest noted in Bay City where lumber factories closed and dock workers walked out demanding 40 cents an hour. In Ansonia and Shelton Connecticut, workers at Osborne Chesman and related mills struck over a 10 percent wage cut.
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Cleveland O
City
Greys
Light Artillery
Central Station
Broadway
Hamm Street
Payne and
Case Avenue
Weilchmen
Denstee
Mark Hanna
Amos Townsend
Gen
Barnett
Gardner
Screw Works
Peach Orchard
Michigan
Bay City
Barry
Saginaw
Connecticut
New Haven
Conn
Osborne & Chesman
Ansonia
Shelton
General Grant's fatigue slept through a long rest
Gen Grant endured extreme fatigue last night waking briefly only for food then slept uninterrupted until morning. Dr Douglas noted a good rest and improving condition though mouth drainage caused discomfort. He wrote of resting finely and preparing for the night. Also Gov Robinson announced nominations for gas commission officers, with Whiting Lee and Osborne named and confirmed later.
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Douglas
Charles Wood
Lansingburg
Doctor Douglass
Hopeless Illness of Mrs Bayard S Grand Secre tary’s Wife
Special dispatch from Wilmington reports Mrs. Secretary Bayard near death from a liver ailment. Despite brief relief days, doctors say recovery is almost impossible as she endures weeks without food, nourished by injections. Secretary Bayard remains at her side nightly, commuting from Washington each day.
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Wilmington
Del
Bayard
State Department
Washington
Missing Fall River teacher leaves New York for Baltimore
Miss Emeline Schermerhorn, a 45 year old Fall River educator, resigned from public schools in July and traveled to New York to work as a traveling agent. A week later a sister in Providence received a postcard from her in Philadelphia stating she would head to Baltimore. No further word has come, and friends fear illness or foul play.
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Philadelphia
Emeline Schermerhorn
Fall River
New York
Providence
R. J
Baltimore
Dedication of a Colored Church in Cambridgeport
The Union Baptist colored church on Main Street Cambridgeport was dedicated Thursday evening. Rev J Hora tio Carter led the services and the project, begun six years ago in a Maine and Pearl streets hall, will cost about 21000 to finish. The wood building seats 800 and the cornerstone was laid June 22 1882.
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Union Baptist (Colored) c
Main Street
Cambridgeport
J. Horatio Carter
Maine
Pearl Streets
Colliers' Homes Board Visits Togus on Annual Tour
The board of managers led by Gen William B Franklin arrived in Augusta at 330 PM on a special car and proceeded to Togus for their annual visit. Members include Col L A Harris Gen M T McMahon Gen Kilburn Knox Gen T W Hyde and Gen John C Black with President Arthur Sewall General Manager Tucker and Postmaster Manley. They plan to return tomorrow and then visit Bar Harbor.
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Augusta
Board of Managers of
Colliers’ Homes
Togus
William B. Franklin
Hartford
Conn
L. A. Harris
Ohio
M. T McMahon
New York
Kilburn Knox
T. W. Hyde
Bath
New Cottage City Rises at Mt Megunti Camp Camden
Camden Maine July 9 A new cottage city has been started this year at the foot of Mt Megunti cook on Canaan lake Camden. Several new cottages have been opened in the last few weeks. Yesterday three lots were bought by George Hill a Boston merchant.
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Camden
Mt. Megunticook
Canaan Lake
George Hill
Boston
Government to try editors for treason after arrests
It is announced that the government will try the arrested editors for treason. Two editors have been sent to the Belm penitentiary.
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Crry
Mexico
Galveston
Belm
New Hampshire Legislature Eyes Joint Session for Morrill Vacancy
Concord July 9 The house votes to meet the senate in joint convention at 11 A.M. July 14 to fill the Nashua district senatorial vacancy caused by Hon. Hiram Z. Morrill's death. Republican lawmakers back Frank G. Thurston with Democratic nominee Elbridge P. Brown set for next Tuesday’s forenoon election.
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Concord
N. H
Senate
Hiram Z. Morrill
Nashua
Bath
New England Musical Association of
Keene
Union
New Hampshire Conference Seminary and Female College
New Hampshire Methodist Annual Conference
Claremont and
White River Junction
Lancaster and
Kilkenny
Concord Guaranty Savings Bank
Gettysburg
Boards of Health
Littleton and
Franconia
House Committee On Judiciary
Abbott
L. Bowers
Newport
H. W. Parker
Claremont
Hiram T. Morrill
Frank G. Thurston
Elbridge P. Brown
Vermont editors hold grand banquet at Block Island gathering
A 176 member Vermont editors and publishers association arrived at Block Island for a noon arrival. The group including Lieut. Gov. Ormsbee ex Gov Proctor Judge W G Veasy and Justice Samuel F Miller attended a lavish banquet that evening with Gov Harrison of Connecticut and Ex Sergeant at arms Col George W Hooker as guests. Toasts and a business meeting followed the feast.
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Providence
R. I
Vermont Editors and Publishers Association
Ormsbee
Proctor
W. G. Veasy
Block Island
Samuel F. Miller
Harrison
Connecticut
George W. Hooker
Funeral service for Senator Hiram T. Morrill in Nasua
The funeral for Senator Hiram T. Morrill was held this forenoon at the Unitarian church in Nasaua New Hampshire with Reverend H C Parker delivering an eloquent tribute to the deceased. The proceedings continued with the following rites.
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Nasaua
N. H
Hiram T. Morrill
Unitarian Church
H. C. Parker
Dunbar murder inquest hears 12 witnesses with no clue
Pittsfield Massachusetts July 9 court of inquest for Dunbar murder hears 12 witnesses aside from medical testimony. testimony covers Dunbar movements after leaving home and sightings near the time of death with no crucial clue. probate records show a 1866 will largely favor his wife only a third of real and personal property while children’s trust rules divert life insurance to other beneficiaries.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Dunbar
Patrick O’hearn
Tannery Bridge
O’hearn
O’ Hearn
Williams
Henry Dunbar
New York
Coleman, Benedict & Co
Fires Enter Village Street Dwelling In Boston Area
In Boston and vicinity firefighters were called at 5 50 P M Thursday to extinguish a blaze in dwelling No 84 Village street occupied by Mrs Lundy. Brief Reports by Telegraph describe other fires across the country including an explosion in Ionia Michigan injuring Gen Watts, a library and museum fire in Aberystwyth Wales with heavy losses, a Jeffersonville Indiana mill fire displacing about 150 workers, a Mousam mill struck by lightning in Maine, a cigar factory blaze on East Seventy Sixth Street New York, and May Waterbury flouring mills fire in Wisconsin with substantial insured losses.
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Boston
Village Street
Lundy
Telegraph
Detroit
Mich
Ionia
Watts
Nead
London
University College of Wales
Aberystwith
University Committee
Louisville
Bormore & Son
Jeffersonville
Ind
J. Beach
East Seventy-sixth Street
Caug
Fr. Atkinson
Wis
May Waterbury
Comet Discovered by Barnard Reported by Swift
Prof Barnard of Vanderbilt Observatory at Nashville reports discovering a faint comet on July 7 in appinchus. Swift at Warner Observatory confirms the find and notes daily motion of 35 minutes southwest. The comet shows a nebula like surface with tiny bright points. The discovery may earn Barnard the Warner prize of 200 for 1885.
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Rochester
N. Y
Lewis Swift
Warner Observatory
Barnard
Vanderbilt University Observatory
Nashville
Swift
Body of man found in Charles River near Can bridge
A 32 year old male was found floating in the Charles River near the Can Bridge side by George King around 12:30 PM on Thursday. He stood about five feet seven inches tall, weighed 168 pounds, wore dark clothing with a calico shirt and gaiter boots, and had been in water an estimated three to four days. Dr Harris ordered the body removed to the North Grove street morgue.
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New England
Merrimac
Mass
William Weddleton
Waterbury
Winooski River
James
Strafford
Milton
Barrington
Burlington
Vermont
Gov. Robinson
Executive Council
State Insane Hospital
Gas Commission
Walter 8. Allen
New Bedford
Albert T. Whiting
William H. Lee
William H. Osborne
Whiting
Mr. Lee
Mr. Osborne
Charlestown
Boston
Lowell
Whiting, Bliss & McKenna
Board of Health
Directory of Public Institutions
City Hall
J. L. Ross
Chardon Street
Tucker
Department For
James M. Bugbee
Lee
William M. Osborne
Osborne
Trumbull County
Ohio
Western Reserve
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Youngstown
Cleveland
Europe
Fisher Hill
Twenty-Third Ohio Regiment
President Hayes
Charles River
Canbridge
George King
Harris
North Grove Street
Surrender of Niagara Falls reservation to New York state set for July 15
Ex Lieut Gov Dorsheimer described plans for a public ceremony in Prospect Park Grove with music, the commission’s formal transfer to the state, Gov Hill’s acceptance speech, and an oration by James C Carter. President Cleveland is expected to attend.
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New York
Dorsheimer
Niagara Falls
Commission
Gov. Hill
James C. Carter
Prospect Park Grove
Cleveland
Christian Endeavor conference elects officers
The Christian Endeavor conference at Old Orchard Me elected officers including President W. J. Van Patten of Burlington Vt Secretary J. W. Stevenson of Portland treasurer George N Ward of Lowell and an eight member executive committee with members from Boston Lowell Lynn Portland and other cities.
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Old Orchard
Christian Endeavor Conference
W. J. van Patten
Burlington, Vt
J. W. Stevenson
Portland
George N. Ward
Lowell
E. Clark
Boston
C. A. Dickenson
J. J. Hall
Lynn
W. H. Pennell
J. M. Londen
S. W. Adrience
Halifax dealers pledge to buy from no agents selling flour
Halifax wholesale flour and meat dealers announce an agreement to boycott any agent, miller, or mill owner who offers flour, oatmeal or corn meal to them without opening offices or stores in Halifax. The action targets upper Canadian and American agents operating in the city.
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HaLifax
N. S
Westbound Panhandle freight wreck kills fireman in West Virginia
A Panhandle railroad freight derailed near Halliday's Cave West Virginia killing Fireman Thomas Wilson and seriously injuring Engineer James McCullough and two wrecking crew members. Sixteen cars burned to kindling wood and trains were delayed about five hours with an estimated company loss of thirty thousand dollars.
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Pittsburg
Steubenville
Panhandle
Halliday’s Cave
W. Va
Thomas Wilson
James McCullough
O’shaughnessy
Henry McGinness
Robbers Posing as Plumbers Enter Chicago Home
In Chicago on July 9 two men posing as plumbers gained entry to Thomas Smith’s residence at 50 Eldridge Court. They gagged Mrs. Smith and stole $16, leaving the house. She freed herself and alerted neighbors after about half an hour. Police have no leads.
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Chicago
Thomas Smith
Eldridge Court
Philological convention closes at Yale with strong session
The Philological convention in New Haven ended at 3 0'clock today after a session featuring many interesting papers judged to be of unusually high merit. Immediately following adjournment, a brief session of the Spelling Reform association was held.
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New Haven
Conn
Philological Convention
Yale
Philologists
Spelling Reform Association
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H. A. Marsh
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Cheney
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Berry
Spalding
C. R. McQuesten
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V. ©. Gilman
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John Bullard
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Christian Endeavor
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