General Morgan Defends Wartime Record as Indian Affairs Chief
General Morgan, newly appointed commissioner of Indian affairs, rebuts criticism of his army record, citing a technical muster error found not to reflect ill intent. He cites endorsements from officers and educators, asserts his integrity, and appeals for fair treatment and full investigation while detailing his postwar service as preacher, educator, and reformer.
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Wshington
Sprcra
Morgan
Indian Affairs
Harrison
Oberly
Providence Journal
Journal
Washington
New York Times
Providence
Chattanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga Daily Gazette
Steedman
Gallatin
George L. Stearns
George H. Thomas
Knoxville
Theological
Rochester
N. Y
William Elgin
Thomas J. Morgan
Fourteenth
United States Colored Infantry
Dalton
Pulaski
Decatur
Nashville
Secretary of War
East
Senate
O. G. Howard
Resica
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Blocks of Five Case Libel Suit Upheld in New York
The New York general term affirmed denial of a motion to vacate the extension of time for answering the complaint in Colonel W. W. Dudley versus newspapers over a $25,000 libel claim concerning the blocks of five letter. Dudley subjected himself to state court jurisdiction and may face dismissal for noncompliance.
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New York
Supreme Court Today
W. W. Dudley
Narragansett Park Opens Three Day Racing Meet
At Narragansett Park Provence July 9 the Providence Driving Club hosts a three day meeting with purses totaling 14000 and a 1000 record purse. Eastern circuit trotters race in 2 40 and 2 24 classes with Faith and Argentine among winners and times ranging 2 21 to 2 35.
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C. K. Drew
Great Falls
N. H
F. E. Perkins
W. H. Nakyard
W. B. Peirce
Faith
Otis Briggs
Middleboro
Mass
H. J. Feek
Ivanhoe
Davy Crockett
Medford
Royal
W. M. Nicholson
Philadelphia
Gratz
Charles Yapp
Allston
Hovey Defeats Sears In Ridge Hills Tennis Clash
Wellesley July 9. Day two of the Ridge Hills Farms tennis tourney opened with Hovey defeating Sears 3 6 4, after Sears led 6 5 in the second set. Hovey dominated at the net with cross court smashes and hard drives. Mansfield defeated Shaw in tight matches, Williston beat Kixby, and doubles drew eight entries.
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Wellesley
Ridge Hills Farms
Sears
Hovey
Mansfield
Shaw
Williston
Bixby
Presbrey and
Smith
Forbes Brothers
Forbes
Straws From State Street Highlights Markets In Patchy Day
Markets opened strong with a 144.1 percent rise but soon softened, trading in a narrow range. Lake Shore strength near the close sparked hopes for a rally, while Sugar weakened on an adverse North River Refinery decision. Bond demand remained solid with good loan crowd activity in Lake Shore, Rock Island and Chicago Burlington. The New York Supreme Court affirmed revocation of the North River sugar refinery charter, boosting caution on sugar certificates. Banks held time paper small, while out-of-town lenders bought more. Earnings for June for Missouri, Kansas & Texas rose to $609,286. The Doll stock drifted with the market awaiting favorable doll contracts. The Interstate Railway Association met with broad representation and a push for peace. a few lines were absent. CAPE Cod.
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New York
Chicago
Lake Shore
Rock Island
Burlington & Quincy
St. Paul
Supreme Court of New York
North River
Marriages Hitched in various cities this July
Beckwith wed Haynes in the city on July 3. Dailey tied to Pratt the same day. Pillsbury married Wheeler in Newbury Vermont on July 9. Rogers wed Hancock at East Boston on July 8. Seabury Morrill joined Walter Seabury to Nellie Morrill of Yarmouth Maine on July 8.
Deaths a Chronicle of Local Figures in July Obituaries
A list of July deaths across Dorchester, Boston, Newton, Cambridge and surrounding towns notes names such as Fidelia Barlow aged 58, Alexander Bissett 27, Captain Thomas W. Brown 79, Augustus G Chandler 50 9 months, Keberea Knowles Becker 45, George B. Duffy 22, Emma R Day 32, William H. Davis 24, Mrs SoPhronia J Emerson 77, Charlies Haven Joodwin 22 7 months, Jotham E Munroe 51, Velina Baylies Pease 55, Mary Anna Robinson and Albert H Sweetser 41, Caroline Whitney 77, with funeral details for Charlies Haven Joodwin in Cambridge.
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Barlow
Dorchester
Fidelia
Llewellyn Barlow
Bissett
Alexander Bissett
Brown
Thomas W. Brown
Chandler
Lower Milla
Augustus G. Chandler
Decker
Keberea Knowlesbecker
Duffy
Brookline
William W. Goodwin
Follen Street
Cambridge
Mary Anna
Alden Robinson
Alexander Robertson
Boston
Sweepser
Cliftondale
Albert H. Sweetser
Whitney
East Cambridge
Caroline Whitney
Alvah Whitney
Liebig Praises Mattoni Giesshuebler Water as Healthful Drink
Professor Liebig declares Mattoni Giesshuebler Water mild and pure with alkaline acidulous qualities. He says it gently stimulates nervous functions and increases digestive action, calling it the healthiest most agreeable refreshing beverage. Sold by S. S. Pierce & Co. in Boston.
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Mattoni
Mattoni’s
S. S. Pierce & Co
Boston
Mass
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Suffolk County
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American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
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Churchview
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Dublin
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Nahant
Edward DP. Sohier
Alex. S. Porter
MT. Vernon ST
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Horatio Harris & Co
Norfolk Avenue
Chester Park
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Cor. Common
WM. C. Codman
J. G. Freeman
Kilby Street
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Devonshire St
Architects
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S. R. Knights & CO
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Prospect
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Duane Plums
Bradshaw
Gideon Beck & Son
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Tremont
Snow & CO
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Holerook & Fox
No. 12
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William H. Davis
Bos Massachusetts
Electra A. Davis
William H. Davi
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George B. Upton
Milton
Lydia Smith Russell
A. B. Fowler
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Eleectra A
David Bursley
William H
George
Cushing
Lydia S. Russell
John J. Henry & Co
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New York City
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Arlington
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Luntington & Hopkins
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Whipple & Co
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Norcross Brothers
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Norcross
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce
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Nahant Land Co
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Otis Brother & Co
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Peckham & Tyler
Trinity
H. Dudley
Milk St
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Horace M. Bickford
Horace M, Bickford
Stetson, Moseley & Co
Alpheus M. Stetson
Edward A. Moseley
Southern Pine
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OWA
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