Navy Orders Shuffle Commands and Yard Assignments
Lieut Commander George Dewey of Vermont aboard Narragansett is ordered to Charlestown Navy Yard on September 1. Lieut James A Chesley of New Hampshire moves to Vermont in New York, replacing Joseph Marathon of Massachusetts who goes to Pawnee at Key West. Secretary Fish returns home to Hudson and the White House foresees the President visiting here before his Pacific coast trip next month.
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Prince Edward Island declines enforce fishery laws this season
Official Department of State notice states the Government of Prince Edward Island will not enforce the fishery laws during the current season while awaiting the Legislature’s consideration of the May 8 1871 treaty. The report also mentions the Ku Klux investigation and adhesive stamps in a brief listing.
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Thiers Seeks Amnesty and Army Reform Amid France Turmoil
Paris reports a planned amnesty for those implicated in the late Commune as tranquillity returns. Favre resigns as foreign minister, Gouland to take the post. Army reorganization favors universal conscription for ages 20 to 40. Fusion efforts between Republicans and Radicals intensify.
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Philippine volcanic eruption unleashes fire and ruin
London reports a May earthquake sequence on Mindanao near Misamis causing ground subsidence and a volcanic eruption. A village was destroyed as lava, ash, and toxic gas choked the island, with 26 000 inhabitants on Camaguin affected and many fleeing.
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Prince Shimigzu Leads Japanese Party to U S Hotel Stay
A contemporary report details Prince Shimigzu and 29 Japanese youths arriving at the St Nicholas Hotel. It describes language attempts, Tominaga as interpreter, and the travelers plan to study in the United States, with aims in civil engineering and language mastery.
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Weather outlook extends eastward into Michigan and Ohio
Threatening and rainy conditions are expected to persist tonight eastward to Michigan and eastern Pennsylvania with likely continuation Saturday in the southern interior. Pleasant conditions are forecast for New England as the system shifts.
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Tre Moruent's Remedy and Carpet Sale Ad
An old newspaper fragment advertises Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children's illnesses and promotes cheap carpets at 374 cents per yard. The sale is at New Encraxp Carpet Co with locations 76 78 80 and 82 Friend Street.
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