Bills Read and Referred in New Hampshire House
The New Hampshire house read and referred several measures including authorizing purchase of a scaffold from Belknap county for Samoa execution, incorporation of Concord Water Power, biennial ballot elections for city officials in Manchester, fairer railroad tax distribution, Weare funding for claims, incorporation of American Typographic company, fire prevention and insurance rate reductions, taxing foreign corporations, express charge limits, trustee process, banning unexamined apothecary practice, and a constitutional convention joint resolution. No senate business. Both branches adjourned until Monday evening.
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Not Yet Recovered From Fatigue Visited by Buckner
Mt McGregor July 10 Gen Grant remains fatigued after a storm and illness. Dr Douglas reports weak strength since Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Grant and Mark Twain bust proceeds claim denied by sculptor Karl Gerbert. Gen Buckner and wife visited Grant this afternoon.
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Canadian tariff changes raise duties on sugars and tobacco
In Ottawa July 10 the commons debated tariff resolutions. Re refined sugars of all grades duty rises by 1 cent per pound and 35 percent ad valorem. Geneva gin rum whiskey duty up to 1.75 per imperial gallon. brandy specific duty 2 dollars per gallon. Snuff and tobacco 35 cents per pound. Excise on spirits by grain 1.35, barley 1.32, molasses 1.33 per proof gallon. Chewing tobacco cigarettes and snuff up 20 cents per pound. Canadian leaf products 5 cents per pound.
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Western Union Gains Practical Control of American Rapid
New York July 10 Western Union Telegraph Company secured practical control of American Rapid, part of the Bankers and Merchants system since 1883. An exclusive exchange contract and Judge Donohue's order name Western Union as receiver’s agent to manage the lines. The receiver cites rumors but offers no confirmation. Western Union assigns no interest guarantee on bonds, agreeing to terms similar to those with the Southern Telegraph Company.
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Kelsey to Release Letter Defending Truth of Trenton True American
Secretary of State Kelsey will publish a letter denying the paper’s truth claims. He cites overheard conversations with Senator McPherson and Mr Sewell and proposes settling the dispute on its merits. He opens to a friendly libel suit in New Jersey New York Pennsylvania or Ohio with potential damages discussed.
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Centennial birthday observed for Jane Wilson of Edgecomb
In Edgecomb Maine on July 10 the hundredth anniversary of Jane Wilson widow of Moses Wilson was celebrated with about 300 attendees including a 94 year old sister and three daughters aged 81 and older. Local pastors generals and poets delivered remarks and James D Gentsner read an original poem. Mrs Wilson remained well preserved and endured the celebration with no apparent ill effect.
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Wire tampering by Western Union linemen in Baltimore
In Baltimore on July 10 a Western Union crew climbed the Bankers' and Merchants' and American Rapid buildings, detached wires of both firms, connected them to Western Union insulators and routed them into the Western Union office. The supervisor Mr Bloxham said actions followed orders from cens and no resistance occurred.
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Angeline Brown Dies By Poison At Turners Falls
Greenfield Mass July 10 Mrs Angeline Brown committed death by own action at Turner's Falls this noon by taking poison Her husband left her destitute four weeks ago and Greenfield selectmen had assisted her though she was a state charge Autopsy this afternoon found mysterious circumstances and the stomach was sent to Boston for analysis.
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No Yellow Fever Denial In New Orleans
The New Orleans board of health officially denies any yellow fever in the city beyond the one recent case. The patient is nearly recovered, and the board promises prompt official reporting to other boards and the press if any new case arises.
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Milford Attachments On Contracts For Memorial Hall Work
Sheriff Snell attached property of the town for 7000 dollars and of architect Fred Swasey for 1600 dollars as well as Milford Granite company for 2500 dollars in three breach of contract suits brought by Timothy Shea the stone contractor on Memorial hall under Mead Mason and Co. The architect criticised and rejected the work.
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Wards 34 and 15 Quiet. Parade of Strikers May Come
Advices from wards 34 and 15 report quiet conditions as the police force has moved to those districts. Officials anticipate a parade of strikers in the area this afternoon, with specials on duty for extra security.
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West Division railway reinstates most discharged workers
Chicago July 10 The West Division railway company has reinstated 14 of 16 men discharged during the recent strike a president says there was no adequate cause for the dismissals and the reinstatement follows.
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Hog Shipment Rates Set Between Chicago and New York
The east bound traffic committee set rates for live hogs from Chicago to New York at 25 cents and for dressed hogs in refrigerator cars at 43 and a half cents. The joint executive committee ordered the changes to take effect July 15.
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Riel Defense Plans Subpoenas and Appeal Route
Ottawa July 10. Riel's counsel will subpoena Sir John MacDonald Sir David McPherson and Hon A P Cason. The defence will contest the northwest criminal court's constitutionality and will appeal to the privy council if the report is unfavorable.
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British brig J. Williams officers sentenced for killing
Newcastle July 10 The captain and first mate of the British brig J Williams, which arrived April 22 from Wilmington North Carolina, were today sentenced each to seven years penal servitude for killing Zamar Limbog.
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Mrs Bayard Still Living but Poorly in Wilmington
Wilmington report at 10 P. M. notes Mrs Bayard is still living but in poor condition with no improvement reported at this hour.
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Kellar Case and Virginia Political Turmoil
Virginia lawmakers push to replace Mahonites with Democrats as Stevenson reshapes fourth class post offices. Ohio Congressman Warner presses Secretary Manning on Kellar’s civil service appointment, accusing moral character concerns and potential political influence. Civil service commissioner Thoman defends adherence to law. reform aims sweep yard bosses and wasteful labor practices.
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Chops Report on Cotton and Grain Crops Across States
Washington reports June brought material improvement in cotton with favorable weather and moisture. grain crops also show gains. Winter wheat and spring wheat advance. corn area expands about 6 percent to 74 million acres, with high statewide averages especially in the south and Atlantic coast.
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Proposed Reorganization of the Government Navy Yards
Washington July 10 The secretary of the navy plans a full reorganization of the nine government navy yards by next fall after weeks of investigation. Committees at each yard study ten years of records with aid from a navy department commission. Reports will be compared with Washington ledgers to verify accounts. Mare Island yard faces thorough scrutiny due to alleged fruitless expenditures and possible fraud in vessel repairs. A naval officer questioned why investigations cannot salvage funds already spent, noting rotten wood and inflated repair costs.
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Domestic products ship via Canada may pass duty free
Washington July 10 Assistant Secretary Fairchild states that articles shipped domestically from one American port to another through Canada by mixed rail and water routes incur entry but may pass free under article 649 of the new tariff index if proven to be American products. Shipments by rail routes unchanged.
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Revelations Stir London Gazette Office Barricades
London July 10 large crowds react as Pall Mall Gazette reveals prompt police control. Cardinal Manning agrees to full proofs by trusted examiners including the cardinal and Samuel Morley. Home Secretary vows enforcement under criminal law amendment bill.
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Great Storms Trigger Landslide and Tornadoes Across Northeast
July reports describe a Cherry mountain landslide at Owl's Head near Jefferson depot in New Hampshire causing forest removal and barn damage with no reported deaths. Lightning hit York Maine church. wind flattened sheds in East Hartford. a Reading tornado damaged crops and buildings. Acqueduct Mohawk tornado uncovered orchards, barns and chimneys, with thousands of dollars in damage across Glenville and Niskayuna.
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An Bitters Promotes Health and Digestive Order
An Bitters is praised as a rule to flavor cold drinks with ten or fifteen drops to prevent summer illnesses and aid digestion. Consumers are urged to obtain the genuine article manufactured by G. B. Siegert & Sons.
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Mexican Visitors Banquet at Parker House in Boston
Mexican journalists visiting Boston toured Lowell mills and Lawrence works, then attended a Parker House banquet hosted by Boston merchants. Speakers included W. H. Lincoln, R. M. Pulsifer, Levi C. Wade, and José Margato, praising Mexico and Boston as centers of learning and industry while stressing friendship between the United States and Mexico.
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Pittsfield Hardware Dealer Testifies About Revolver Sale
In Pittsfield on July 10 judge Tucker heard hardware dealer Martin claim he sold a pistol to Dunbar on April 9, with price matching a Defender. His clerk counters that no revolver sale to Dunbar is on the books, stock currently three pistols, never more than eight to twelve, and doubts any Defender was ever in stock.
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Pudney Sentenced to 20 Years for Assaults on Two Girls
William H. Pudney, gray haired sexton of St. George's church, convicted of assaulting Eve Michael and Lizzie Spear Schneider, both about 10, receives a 20 year sentence in state prison from Judge Cowing in General Sessions Court. The funeral of Capt. and Brevet Lieutenant Cal Prince of the United States Army was held.
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Frontier troop movements to protect southwestern Kansas
Gen Augur directs Lieut Col Compton to move 50 miles south of Dodge City to establish a camp and scout along the border. Maj Sanford at Kingman ordered to Crossfield to join in border reconnaissance. Washington reports on transfer plans for San Carlos Apaches and broader Indian troubles, with Cleveland urging restraint and Sheridan's pending campaign.
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Disaffection grows in Diaz era as British influence cited
Washington dispatch reports growing disaffection in Mexico under Diaz focused on debt funding plans. The piece notes English debt and British diplomacy, detailing a water board inquiry in a U.S. city, including Simmons testimony about high service, land deals, and a confidential agreement with Wolson, with references to Dr Blake, Wightman, and local officials.
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Fire alarm and series of 19th century blazes reported
Alarm at box 242 in Dorchester for a roof fire on Neponset avenue opposite Minot street. Fire cause unknown and damage slight. Brief from Velocraph covers Sharpsburg livery stable fire and other July 10 fires: McNamara Roberts livery stable and Feitz's butcher shop destroyed, several dwellings damaged, $25,000 loss, incendiary suspected at Sharpsburg. Stanley House hotel burned at South West Harbor from a cigar, $3,000 loss, no insurance. Sandown New Hampshire residence of J W French with hay burned, lightning cause, $4,000 loss, insured. White Bros. and Tuggle & Co. lumber yards in San Francisco burned, $75,000 losses, $15,000 insured. Ellen J Hilton farm buildings burned in Norway, Maine, loss $500, cause unknown, insured.
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Sunday Concert on the Commen at Carter's Band
July 12 Sunday afternoon concert by Carter's band begins at four with a varied programme including Wedding March from A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Mikado selections. Promenade concerts at Music Hall begin that evening with electric lighting, floor space, balcony seating, and 25 and 50 cent tickets.
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Boston Health Board Enforces Vault to Water Closet Law
The Boston Board of Health begins enforcing the 1885 law requiring vaults to be replaced with water closets connected to the sewer in East Boston buildings. Each street building with a sewer must have a water closet. cesspools are barred unless the board grants a longer exception. Penalties include fines up to $100 or up to 60 days in the house of correction.
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McCullough mental condition hearing set in Philadelphia
Philadelphia July 10 The legal proceedings to determine John McCullough's mental condition have begun. Judge Allison appointed George W Arundel as commissioner to take testimony under a writ de lunatico inquirendo. The writ followed a petition filed by the actor's wife and the first meeting will be held Thursday next.
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Southern women to aid 1885 New Orleans exposition
Hon Leopold Morse and family will stay at Saratoga for weeks while New Orleans exposition managers enlist women for organizing work. The executive committee expands by fifty members with Mrs D A Given named resident, Mrs Margaret Foster and others joining. Thousands of southern women stand to benefit from this prompt action aiding the southern states and Mexico. Mrs Given is noted for systematic work and is a proven force for success.
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Superior Play by Providences. Chicagos fall 5 to 2 to Providence
Providence defeated the Chicago club 5 to 2 as sound fielding and timely hitting carried the visitors. Attendance was about 1,300 in cold, threatening weather. The game featured strong play by Providence and scattered errors by Chicago at key moments.
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Chicago Races At Washington Park Feature Multiple Winners
Chicago July 10 Exile won the mile dash in 1 47 Maude Brown second Guylette third Duke of Norfolk half mile 2 19 Earight second Hattie Carlisle third Bob Miles two miles 6 38 half Beechmore John Da one and one fourth miles 2 10 Tax Gatherer second Leman third Nora M quarter miles 1 18 1 19 Lycurgus first heat 1 17 4. General notes note Caledonians four mile walk Aug 27 J W Raby D A Driscoll W A Hoagland and others entered collar and elbow purse 250 competitors listed. Closing races Albany Breeze Medium 2 25 race time 2 27 2 2644 2 2234 2 244 Frank Elis 2 28 2 2614 2 30 2 29 2 30 2 31 Billyutton 2 22 2 1994 2 24. First cricket match Fall River Longwood at Longwood grounds 10 o clock. Strong New England contest expected. Mile heats race Concord N H purse 100 Startles Dennis P Nell in order.
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Collision injures passenger aboard Swampscott ferry
The Swampscott ferry was struck by the Minnie F. Paine near East Boston at about 5 45 P M Friday. The jibboom ripped the starboard side causing $100 damage. Passenger Mrs Maggie Tatterstall suffered multiple injuries and was taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. Another passenger Mrs Richard Britton was only slightly hurt. The schooner had no one at the wheel and continued on as a tug pursued to learn its name.
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Rescues and Accidents Reported in Boston Area
Steamer Emita rescued two men capsized in a cat boat after a squall on a Friday 5 40 trip from Boston to Point Shirley. John H Seyles of New York injured at Hull when the Niobe’s headstay impaled him, scalp torn, artery severed. Mrs Francis M McFarland found dead at Charlestown home from heart disease. Patrick McLean, nine, drowned after falling from the Charles River Bridge. body not recovered.
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Carriage Repairing Feature Offers First Class Services
A newspaper notice promotes a special feature on first class carriage repairing in all branches at the lowest prices for quality work and materials. Carriages sent for repair and returned to nearby stables incur no cartage, with midsummer work offering extra advantages.
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