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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1875

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Beecher tribute sparks large Peekskill gathering in New York

A massive crowd gathered at Rest Hill near Mr Beecher’s cottage in Peekskill as 800 to 1000 supporters joined in an outdoor reception. Speakers praised Beecher’s services, while Beecher reflected on past trials, defending his honesty and urging youths to value character above wealth or power. The event included a formal levee and a long tribute to Beecher’s integrity amid recent controversy.

New York Peekskill Tapis Rest Hill Beecher Plymouth Col. Beecher Moses S. Beach Kittridge Henry Jordan Red Sea Tmes

Cornell Freshman Crew Captures Saratoga Victory

Irhaca New York July 13 reports greatest enthusiasm as Cornell freshmen win the race. Official times list Cornell 17m 32s, Harvard 17m 37s, Brown 17m 39s, Princeton 17m 49s. Hotels crowded with students and officials. Cornell stock up. freshmen hailed as champions of the day.

Weld Harvard Cornell Saratoga Lake Ben-Roosts Brown Welkin Harvards Princeton More H.S. van Duzer Yale S. C. Bushnell Bowdoin H. L. Crocker Amherst H. Johnson Frank Harris Columbia B. F. Rees Dartmouth B. Wiggin Hamilton J. W. Lewis A. Alexander Union F. W. Lester Williams J. R Cherry Wesleyan H. C. Heemans H.S. White Cobb Saratoga Garyard Kennedy Wendall Goodwin Irhaca N. Y New York Cornell Stock

Arraignment on Tweed arrest suit seeks bail relief

In New York on July 13 Judge Barrett heard Charles OConor Wheeler H Peckham for the People and David Dudley Field for William M Tweed. Arguments contested again arrest in the 36 million suit, bail set at 3 million, with six points debated including vexatious action and prior arrests. Peckham denounced Tweed as a public thief while Field pressed dismissal grounds and costs tendered. Field to reply tomorrow.

New York Charles Oconor Wheeler H. Peckham Barrett Supreme Court Wm. M. Tweed David Dudley Field and Field, Jr Court of Appeals Peckham Connolly David Dudley Field Vermont Central Central Vermont Railroad Company Rutland Company Rutland Railroad Company Soprato Ermont Central Securities Rutland Brooks Boston Erie Railroad Hugh J. Jewett Edwin D. Morgan John Taylor Johnston Lucius Robinson Marshall O. Roberts H. G. Stebbins Homer Ramsdell Jewett Portsmouth N. H Portsmouth, Great Falls and Conway F. Gordon Dexter John Wooldreage Lynn Ichabod Goodwin W. H. Y. Hackett George William Burleigh

Riot aftermath praises mayor while police blamed in Lawrence riot

The riot last night sparked praise for the mayor and sharp criticism of police inefficiency. Nine policemen are off duty due to injuries. Wounded Clary and Eddie Burns are being treated, with Burns expected to recover. Bartholomew Hannan and Patrick Laflin were jailed for two months for disturbing the peace. the aldermen convened to discuss police failures and the mayor’s letter to the marshal outlining responsibility for the riot.

Lawrence Mass Nime Clary Sherman Sixth Regiment Night Watch Tewksbury James M. Curher Str Robert H. Tewksbury Currier Col Chase Philbrick Philbrick Sherif Fifteenth Massachusetts Sturtevant J. P. Gilmore St. Mary’s Church

French Assembly Debates After Burgoing Election Annulment

Versailles July 13 The Assembly faced crowding as the Burgoing election was annulled. Duval urged government guidance toward the Imperialist while Buffet, President of Council, vowed to uphold the Constitution and refer unlawful acts to tribunals. Rovher proposed a new Nièvre election despite a ban, revealing a committee for appeal to the people. Debate adjourned until tomorrow.

Versailles Burgoing M. Duval M. Buffet M. Rovher Nievre Rouher

Moody and Sankey fare well meeting in London

At Moody and Sankey’s farewell gathering in London 188 clergymen attended, overwhelmingly Anglican. Moody nearly collapsed with emotion while speaking. A summary of London meetings shows large aggregate audiences across Camberwell Victoria Opera House Bow Agricultural Hall and rising costs and no compensation to Moody and Sankey.

London Moody and Sankey Church of England Canon Conway Westminster Moody Camberwell Victoria Opera House Bow Agriculturall Hall

New Constitution Outlines Spanish Senate and Deputies Rules

The July 13 report describes three honored Senate members, five year Deputies terms, presidential appointments, veto rights, and 72 hour tribunal release rules. It notes possible suspension of constitutional guarantees by Cortes or Government and bans Spaniards from leaving the country.

Mavonrib Senate Chamber of Deputies Cortes

Another Destructive Storm Hits Buda Perth July 11

A Times despatch reports a daytime storm at Buda Perth on July 11. Temporary repair works from June 26 were swept away and houses unroofed. several towers toppled. No lives were lost in the damage.

London Times Buda Perth

Herzegovina Disturbances Exaggerated by Slovenian Party

A Vienna dispatch says the Southern Slavonic party grossly exaggerates the Herzegovina disturbances. The unrest is purely agrarian and against tax collectors. Turkey deems reinforcements unnecessary at the trouble site.

Herzegovina London Vienna Turkey

Secret Prussian ship maps coast of Jutland

A Copenhagen despatch reports a Prussian warship has secretly conducted soundings and coast mapping off Jutland for several days. Berlin will be required to explain the actions.

London Copenhagen Jutland Berlin

Book Trade Association Meets in Niagara Falls

The American Book Trade Association opened at 4 P.M. in Niagara Falls with President A. D. F. Randolph delivering the address. About 250 attendees from twenty seven states signified intent to attend, and 137 houses in the East reported support for the movement. The Executive Committee presented stringent resolutions referred to a Committee of Thirty as discussions begin tomorrow amid strong sentiment for sweeping measures and general harmony.

Niagara Falls N. Y American Book Trade Association A. D. F. Randolph New York A. C. Barnes

House committee formed to probe bribery rumors in state

New Haven, July 13. A House resolution created a committee to investigate reports of bribery among legislators, notably from Litchfield and Fairfield counties, prompted by Palladium correspondence. The Palladium editor supports the correspondent, who promises cooperation and aid in uncovering the truth.

New Haven Conn House of Representatives Litchfield Fairfield Palladium St. Louis Democratic State Executive Committee Merchants’ Exchange Missouri Democracy

London July financial bulletin and commodity updates

London financials note Consols at 943-16 and 941-16 with bullion into Bank of England today at 227000 pounds. Erie stock quoted 123 and 13}. Cotton markets in Liverpool show easier prices with middling uplands around 73-16d to 74d with shipments for August and later. Wheat receipts and grain prices listed for three days, with California and Canadian values. Refined petroleum at 83 9d and yarns dull. Linseed oil and spirits of turpentine Prices shown.

Financial and Commercial London U.S Erie Bank of England Frankfort U. S Liverpool Orleans California

Fire destroys Carter home in North Conway

In North Conway New Hampshire a one story house owned by James Carter was destroyed by fire this afternoon caused by a kerosene lamp Insured loss 1000 no insurance furniture saved In Monongahela City Pennsylvania a fire destroyed Culbertson s saw mill and boat yard Foster Blythe Co planing mill lumber yard dry house and three dwellings Loss about 60000 with 17000 insured mainly with Pittsburgh companies Suspected incendiary caused the blaze

North Conway New Hampshire N. H James Carter Monongahela City Pittsburg Culbertson Foster, Blythe & Co Pittsby

MURDER IN LOWELL AS WIFE DIES AFTER BEATING

Daniel Dunn killed his wife Mary Dunn during an evening dispute on Spring street. He struck her face and head with heavy boots after she refused money. Mary, 28, died at 1 30 pm. Dunn, partly intoxicated, is in custody. Coroner's inquest set for Thursday. five children aged 2 to 9 become orphans.

Mary Hedges Thirty-ninth Street Ninth Avenue Peckham McKeon O’conor Peter B. Sweeny Walsh Court House J. J. Wright Aml Ninth Street Brooklyn Patrick Campbell Folk Campbell Brady Mary Moon’s Mr Watson J. Kennedy Yale W. F. Weld Harvard Kennedy Francis Cornell Weld Capt. Cook University Cook Regatta Committee Saratogian Messrs Weld Lowell Mass Spring Street Daniel Dunn Fuller

Regatta Opens Off Cape May With Swift Sloops

Cape May July 13 regatta opened on a south by southwest breeze. The Isler led the fleet to the flag boat, with Resolute, Mohawk, Eva and Dreadnaught close behind. In final results Mohawk won the $1000 prize for sloops, followed by Idler, Resolute, Rambler, Madeline, Eva, Dreadnaught, Vindex, Sadie.

Cape May N. J Tallapoosa Eva Sadie Eutaw Mohawk Idler Resolute Rambler Madeline Dreadnaudht Vindex

Dog Exhibition at New Hampshire and New England Fair

At the fair in September there will be an exhibition of dogs including all improved varieties with premiums offered. Some dogs in the state are valued at 300 dollars, one mortgaged for 150. Fish Commissioners discuss a grand piscatorial exhibition, planning to show trout from egg to four pounds.

David P. Harmon Haverhill Mass Lowell Board of Aldermen James Sullivan Nashua Rochester Windham and Hudson Rockingham Park Portsmouth N. H Rhode Island Sona of Temperance Providence William Dutcher North Adams Vermont New York Rutland Herbert Brainerd St. Albans Plattsburg Sta Ley Butler Richardson A. P. Bonney Lowell Merrimack St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Concord N.H Niles Howard F. Hill Walter 8. Whitcomb Keene St. Mark’s Ashland St. Philip’s Epping Manchester New Hampshire New England

Raleigh murder case shocks with grisly family slayings

A Raleigh despatch reports Scott Partin, a white man, killed his wife and infant son, dismembered them, and buried remains in a marsh. Authorities say he may have had help from his father and brother. Lynch law is threatened if suspects are captured.

Great Britain Denmark Buda Perth England Spain Cornell Harvard Lawrence Marsh South Carolina Washington Erie Jewett Vanderbilt Tweed New York David Dudley Field Joseph Page Dighton Mass Glouccester Daniel Dunn Lowell Raleigh N.C St. Louis Scott Partin Partin

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