Arabi Pasha’s Moral Sympathy Cited by Fall River Herald
The Fall River Herald tendered commentary notes Arabi Pasha has moral support among the American people. The piece reflects public sentiment and editorial stance on Arabi Pasha amid regional tensions.
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Teaching at Todian schools sparks party fund debate
The speaker questions if young trainees at Todian training schools are neglected by the party and whether their education is funded by the Republican Party. He suggests they should contribute to the blood-money fund if instructors rely on such support.
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Alexandria Toll of Battle Named in Night Report
Alexandria on July 11 reports five killed and 27 wounded after a combat. Killed include Superbove Susan two and Inflexible one. wounded list labels Superb one Sultan sever Invincible six Inflexible two Penelope eight. Twelve officers and men landed from the Infelible under fire from Condor to dynamite fort Mex heavy guns.
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Lewiston mural projects and Bangor tax woes headline Maine news
Lewiston adopts carrier system from Oct. 1 while Bangor taxes surge to 275 per mil, triggering widespread discomfort. A 609 ton three masted schooner is planned for launch at Wiscasset. A Brunswick boy drowns after falling from a dock into the river. The Count Zovaski allegedly seen in York County, now described as intoxicated. A man’s body found in the river near Sullivan, possibly Ezra Turner. Lewiston mills shutdown upswing leaves 1,500 idle and $2,000 daily less disbursements. Bridges and rail projects progress. Bridgton and Saco Valley grant grading contract to firms. work starts next Monday. Anson residents weigh options over defaulted railroad bonds and stockholder acceptance. Hay harvest at the Insane hospital to cover needs for patients and staff. Barnyard and farm outputs noted with dairy, swine, and produce figures. Berry patch yields 369 quarts in a recent picking.
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Vermont News Highlights from West Haven to Brattleboro
John Rives of West Haven is 7, father of 26 children with 11 living. Clifford Whitmore of West Rochester, 11, hanged himself accidentally while building a swing. State printing bid results favor Yattie & Co. of Rutland. Rhinehart, a Bennington tailor, attacked at his door. eye lost, nose broken, in critical condition. Bennington votes to adopt act No. 90 tax handling with 4 percent rebate after 90 days. Vermont reports 14 percent assessment on Connecticut River Insurance Co. of Bellows Falls. policyholders may sue. Directors blamed for alleged misrepresentations.
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Rededication of historic state house to Boston use
The old state house, nurtured by a city council restoration committee, was rededicated and turned to Boston. Interiors revived include two second floor halls with doors and ancient fireplaces while portraits of Adams Hancock Quincy and governors adorn the west and east halls. The first floor rents to railway offices promising about 24000 dollars yearly. The second floor houses the Bostonian Society to display antiquities. Notables attended the dedicatory exercises led by Alderman Hersey with Dr Ellis and William Whitcore delivering remarks.
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Self Mumm Murderer Found in Worcester Apple Tree
John H. Kelsey, a 63 year old shoemaker, was found dead under an apple tree in an orebarn on the Fox estate in Worcester on Tuesday morning. No cause is known for the self murder. Adams plans a brick town hall costing nearly 10000 dollars to be built from Portland freestone. Plans by William C. Brocklesby of Hartford. Bartletts of East Weymouth awarded the building contract. Barroms elephant Jumbo attached to satisfy a French claimant from Billerica after a rider was thrown by a circus horse. Hutchinson instructed officials to seize Jumbo but paid 25 dollars and the attachment was released.
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