Science and Education Debate at Concord Institute Session
The American Institute of Instruction met in Beratenrm New Hampshire with Dr W T Harris opening with a paper on The Study of Natural Science Its Uses and Dangers. John F Woodhull and others discussed experimental methods in common schools stressing reducing factual loads and emphasizing observation reasoning and life long study. The session featured talks by L S Hastings Denton Patterson Lambert Metcalf and others on reading and the place of science in education.
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Beratenrm
N.H
American Institute of Instruction
W. T. Harris
Concord Fame
Farris
Harris
Lemuel 5. Hastings
Claremont
N. H
Larkin Denton
Boston
John F. Woodhull
New York College
Fores
Bartlett
Dartmouth
J. W. Patterson
W W. H. Lambert
Fall River
R. C. Metcalf
Robert Falconer
Tom Brown
Leather cases for carriage clocks face duty
New decision declares leather cases used with carriage clocks subject to customs duties. Page 2 notes the ruling amid other items like the Serena-Verena controversy settlement and band concert plans at Roslindale. Charles Theodore Russell Jr is elected chair of the civil service commission, with War Secretary Procter backing Colonel Clarke for Home Market Club secretary. Electric cars complete trips from Park Square to Brighton and Brookline via the overhead system.
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Iron Railway Company
Charles Theodore Russell, Jr
Civil Service Commission
Procter
Colonel Clarke
Home Market Club
Park Square
Brighton
Brookline
Disinterred the Remains Display Religious Tension
Montreal July 9 Serious religious trouble looms over Roman Catholic authorities handling the death of McDonald a city employee of the Institute Canadien. Remains were disinterred after authorities refused burial due to non repentance before death. Relatives protested and crowd gathered while court action looms to force reburial in consecrated ground as in the Gilford case.
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Montreal
Sprcrar
McDonald
Institute Canadien
Gilford
Annual Meeting of the Elks Opens in New York
The grand lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks opened its annual meeting at the Masonic Temple in New York. A large turnout from across the country attends as officers are elected and a site for a future grand lodge is planned, with sessions expected to continue at least three days.
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Order OF Elks
New York
Grand Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Masonic Temple
Coast Survey Tests Speed of New Cruisers in Narragansett Bay
Newport July 9 United States coast survey steamer Blake lays out a measured mile course in Narragansett Bay to test the speed of the new cruisers. The Boston is expected soon to make the first test.
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Newport
R. L
United States Coast Survey
Blake
Narragansett Bay
Boston
Multiple ships depart ports with varied origins and destinations
A compact shipping notice lists numerous vessels with origins including Baracoa Banes Cuba Liverpool Glasgow Rotterdam Livio Cuba New York London New Orleans Hong Kong and more. It records July dates across Atlantic routes with ships such as Scythia Alaska Grenfield Roxburgh Castle and others sailing toward Liverpool New York Genoa and Genoa.
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New York
Wakefield
Iloilo
General Whitney
Boston
Starlight
Fort Spain
Lay State
Florence Nowell
Sylvester Hale
Aunton
William Meaziey
Brookings
Mary Jane
Bangor
Idaho
Fall River
I.sherman
New Sectford
Ned P. Walker
Vinalhaven
Perseverance
E. H. Farrer
Portland
Nellie F. Huntley
Machiasiami
Halifax
Aleria
Vallat
Marseilles
Astral
Gibson
Rotterdam
Britannic
Davison
Liverpool
Bellaura
Moppitt
Awhitta
Aslakeen
Varacoa
Averly
Sherbourne
Ronda
Beohemia
Theile
Hamburg
Wisconsin
Worrall
Furnesia
Heddernick
Glasgow
H. &. Dimock
Eldridge
Karing Brothers
Watts
San Francisco
Barks Laura
McArthur
London
South Africa
George Washington
Robert
Joh Johnson
Henderson
Rosario
Krigs Arda
Krown
Rio Grande Do Sul
Corsican
Murtend
Charlottetown
Christian Johnsen
Baracoa
Viking
Banes
Cuba
Baltimore
Peruvia
Devonia
Veendam
Greece
Nevada
Livio
Philadelphia
Hawkhurst
Gallic
Hong Kong
Genoa
Entella
Bremen
Angers
New Orleans
Greenock
Kathleen
Brunswick
Judda
Ielvetia
Queenstown
Scythia
Fastnet
Alaska
Royal Wedding Grants A Motion To Add Two Radicals To The Committee Rejected
London July 9 The House of Commons rejected Dillwyns amendment to add two Radicals to the Prince Albert Victor and Princess Victoria marriage allowances committee. The vote stood 3800 to 105 against the motion as Smith and Gladstone defended the government position and Bradlaugh pledged further opposition. John Dillon plans a US visit after Australia tour. Indus River overflows with ten feet of floodwater drowning forty at Larkhana. Lexios reports a 1 shilling per sack flour price rise by Corn Millers Association due to poor Russian crops and low foreign arrivals.
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London
House of Commons
W. H. Smith
Prince Albert Victor
Wales
Victoria
Prussia
Dillwyn
Gladstone
Mr. Smith
Bradlaugh
Mr. Dillwyn
Europe
John Dillon
Australia
United States
Calfornia
Colorado
India
Indus
Larkhana
Lexios
Russia
Justice Hannen Warns Con scien tious Irish Witnesses
London July 9 Par nell commission heard MPs Byrne Mayne OConnor testify on Waterford speech boycotting and refusal to supply life’s basics. Hannen says excuses untenable and warns obstruction will influence judgment while witnesses refuse to answer about Fenian interviews.
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London
Parnell Commission
Byrne
the Times
Waterford
Mayne
John O’connor
League
John Devoy
Ireland
Hannen
Arman
Portuguese Directors Protest Delagoa Bay Railway Cancellation
Portuguese directors protest government cancellation of Delagoa Bay railway concession. A general meeting of interested parties will be held here shortly with English shareholders present.
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Lisson
Delagoa Bay
Portugal
Shooting at Wimbledon Johnston Leads Massachusetts Team
London July 9 Several members of the Massachusetts ride team contested the Alfred cup at Wimbledon scoring on the 200 yards range. Johnston took a minor prize with 32 points while Hinman Huddle ston scored 31 and Bull 30. Other scores ranged from 29 to 27. Adjutant General Dalton received a cable from Major Frost explaining clearance to enter France as an armed body is awaited.
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London
Massachusetts Ride
Wimbledon
Johnson
Hinman
Huddleston
Bull
Iussey
Farrow
Edes
Dalton
J. P. Frost
Major Frost
France
James Glaine
American Cricketers Defeat Gentlemen of Scotland in Edinburgh
American team wins by ten wickets after scoring 3038 in their first inning and 340 in the second. Notables include Brewster 47 not out, Steever 65, Brown 40 and 47 by Clark Jr. Extra runs totaled 23 as Philadelphia convincingly outplayed Scotland in both innings.
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K. W. Clark, Jr
Pop. Stoever
H. P. Bailey
Newf
C. R. Palmer
F. E. Brewster
Messrs
Steever
Brown
British infantry and hussars ordered to Assouan
London reports unease over lack of news from Colonel Wodehouse at Wady Yalfa. The last message said he was pursuing a superior force of dervishes. Government weighs reinforcements from Malta. Three battalions of infantry and a squadron of hussars dispatched to Assouan.
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London
Wady Yalfa
Wodehouse
Malta
Assouan
Good Results of the League of Peace Tour in Vienna
Vienna July 9 Delegations adopted the foreign office expenditure estimate. A report was submitted on the tour led by Mr Dillon and its good results for peace efforts.
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League of Peace
Mr. Dillon
Vienna
Foreign Office
Flood Devastation as Dams Fail Across New York
A heavy July downpour causes Cayudatta Creek to flood, washing away two dams and damaging skin factories, bridges, and telegraph lines from Johnstown to Amsterdam. Dozens seen on a bridge swept away. towns report darkness, destroyed tracks, and uncertain casualties with several mills and a light plant lost.
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Aupany
Johnstown
N. Y
Fonda, Johnstown & Gloversville Railroad
Fonda
Central Hudson Railroad
Troy
Gloversville
Saratoga
Amsterdam
Aiken
New York Central
West Shore
Fulton County
Denial Stays Upheld in North River Refining Dissolution
The New York general term of the Supreme Court affirmed the denial of a stay of proceedings in the North River Sugar Refining Company dissolution. It held Judge Barrett's receiver order was suitably protective, with possession kept until further orders. The term also covered other rulings including Dunn's nine and a half year sentence, probate of Louis Hamersley’s will, new trials for Mather and Farnsworth, and Stevens trust appeal timing.
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New York Supreme Court
North River Sugar Proting Company
New York
Supreme Court
North River Sugar Refining Company
Barrett
Sugar Trust
John R. Dunn
Scott
Manhattan Bank
Dunn
Annual Meeting of Cape Cod Cranberry Growers Assoc
The second annual meeting at Sandwich Town Hall July 9 elected J. J. Russell as president with Emulous Small and A. D. Makepeace as vice presidents and J. I. Jones as secretary treasurer. Dues reduced from $2 to $1 and meeting date moved to the last Tuesday in July. Membership listed at 198 with a large cash balance. A committee was named to seek legislative regulation and a uniform barrel and crate standard with a trade mark to curb nonmembers’ use. Executive committee members named include Calvin Crowell, A Phinney, G. R. Briggs, James Howes, O. I. Holmes, James Webb, K. D. Crocker and others.
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Sandwich
Cape Cod
J. J. Russell
Plymouth
Emulous Small
Harwich
A. D. Makepeace
West Barnstable
Fires Ravage Several Maine Properties on July 9
The fire destroyed the Hunt estate corner building in Abington housing W H Hardwick Co and BE M Wetherell. Piper's steam mill in Livermore occupied by F S Richmond burned with $6000 value, partially insured. A round pond barn owned by A A Sargent at Haverhill burned, two horses perished, $5000 loss. The Novelty Wood Turning Manufactory at Bretton's Mills owned by F S Richmond burned, about $8000 loss, partly insured.
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Abington
Washington and
Rockland Streets
Thomas J. Hunt
W. H. Hardwick
Haverhile
A. A. Sargent
Round Pond
Livermore Fatus
Bretton’s Mills
F. 5
Richmond
Fire damages two Worcester buildings and stores
At 8 o clock this morning a fire broke out in the fourth story of the four story granite building at 80 Arch street occupied by the Pope Manufacturing Company. Damage to the building about 2000 and to contents perhaps 1500. AU insured. An alarm came from Box 49. Last evening alarms from Box 53 and 49 reported fires in a shoe store at 28 Let street causing 300 damage to stock. An automatic alarm at 6 05 p m reported a fire in a three story wooden building 230 Rutherford avenue Charlestown occupied by Bachelder and Alden desk makers. No damage.
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Arch Street
Pope Manufacturing Company
William English
Let Street
Rutherford Avenue
Charlestown
Bachelder & Alden
Diphtheria Scourge Urges Sanitary Action in Salem
Salem reports two deaths and two new cases of diphtheria in South Salem. Board of health urged to quarantine affected homes and restrict travel. Sewers flushed as town eyes $17,000 drainage plan for Dutch Gap valley to Atlantic tannery. Council expected to approve sanitary measures and bond debt to limit tax impact.
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Salem
South Salem
Board of Health
Dutch Gap
Atlantic
New Boyleite Sect Emerges in Eastern South Carolina
A Southern Christian Advocate correspondent details Boyle or True Light Baptist followers forming a new sect across Sumter Darlington Kershaw and Chesterfield counties. They deny paid ministers, claim every member is a minister, reject Old Testament, and observe no Sunday worship while practicing immersion only by their own clergy. They espouse racial equality and aim to spread near Marshall's Church in East Kershaw.
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Columpgta
8. C
Southern Christian Advocate
South Carolina
Boyle
Lynchburg
Sumter County
True Light Baptists
Marshall’s Church
Kershaw
Army and Navy Orders From Washington D C
Army: Captain Thomas Turtle ordered on temporary duty to Forts McHenry and Carroll in Maryland. Forty recruits ordered to the First Cavalry in the Dakota department. Navy: Chief Engineer John P. Kelly ordered to Portsmouth Navy Yard New Hampshire. Ensign F J Haeseler detached from Naval Academy and ordered to Boston. Medical Inspector Charles Lt White detached from Trenton and placed on waiting orders. Surgeon Nortleet detached from Trenton to Monocacy. Surgeon Howard Eames detached from Monocacy and ordered home. Engineer R G Denig detached from Portsmouth Navy Yard to duty at Naval Academy.
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Army
Thomas Turtle
Engineer Corps
Forts McHenry
Carroll
Department of Dakota
Naval
John P. Kelly
Navy Yard
Portsmouth
N. H
F. J. Haeseler
Naval Academy
Boston
Charles Lt. White
Trenton
E. Nortleet
Howard Eames
R. G. Denig
Arsenic Found in Woman in Pittston Murder Case
In Pittston a Philadelphia chemist reports arsenic detected in the stomach of Mrs McGlinn after exhumation at Pittston cemetery. The bodies of Mr and Mrs McGlinn were dug up this morning.Edward McGinn, son of the murdered pair, and his wife remain jailed as investigators pursue the case.
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Wilkesbarre
Penn
Pittston
Carnegie Declares War At Homestead Mill Strike
Picr ssure Penn July 9 Carnegie Phipps Co operating the Homestead steel plant will advertise for men to take the places of old workmen tomorrow. The firm recently offered a new wage scale rejected by workers, cutting wages about 25 percent. The advertisement is viewed as a declaration of war as 8000 men are employed and the mill will restart once enough workers are hired. Old workers belong to the Amalgamated Association.
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Interstate Railway Association
Johnstown
N. Y
Pittston
Penn
Charles Olmstead
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Cambridge
Supreme Court of New York
South Dakota
Wyoming
Statehood
Everett O
Picrssure
Carnegie, Phipps & Co
Homestead
The
Amalgamated Association
Moving Toward Statehood in Dakota and Wyoming Conventions
In Dakota the constitutional convention discussed suspending Interior Department actions on mineral claims on school lands until division into two states. A Russian colony requested exemption from military duty, referred to the military committee. In Wyoming, delegates elected to the constitutional convention include 36 Republicans, 16 Democrats, and 3 Independents, with the convention set to open September 2 as statehood momentum grows.
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Srroux Fauts
Harrison
Interior Department
Dakota
South Dakota
Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Weather forecast for New England and nearby states
The forecast covers Maine New Hampshire eastern Massachusetts and Rhode Island with fair skies slight temperature changes and variable winds. Vermont western Massachusetts Connecticut and eastern New York should see generally fair conditions with showers in Vermont and the northern part of eastern New York and warmer variable winds.
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Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
Connecticut
New York
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