Demands and legal tussles shadow early Quidnick affairs
The treasurer Chase demanded all Quidnick company property from Trustee Chafee, who refused, hinting at forthcoming litigation. The piece also notes air quality issues at the White House, Turkish justice for Midhat Pasha, and potential new mills in Augusta by Wright, Bliss, and Fabyan.
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Unlawful Gold Token Manufacture Reported by Treasury
Information from the treasury department says illicit gold tokens in two sizes, resembling quarter and half dollars, with heads of liberty, are being produced and sold. such tokens are not legalized currency, and makers and sellers face fines and imprisonment. Brass imitations are common. Secret service agents are advising cessation of the unlawful traffic.
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Internal Machines Suspect Shippers Probed by Treasury Chiefs
New York reports that Secretary Windom directs customs officials to examine vessel manifests from the two ships believed to have carried the infernal machines to Liverpool. The effort aims to identify the guilty parties by tracing shipments and provide a path to arrest.
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Railroad sale at public auction in Charleston
The South Carolina railroad, once the world’s longest line at Hamburg in 1835, sold today in Charleston under a United States circuit court decree for 1 275 000 over the first mortgage debt of about 3 000 000. A Chicago group plans East bound freight rate restoration as petitions circulate.
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One Man Killed and Several Injured in Rye Train Crash
A collision between two freight trains on the New York New Haven division at Rye New York results in one death and multiple injuries. Conductor Kill Lattin dies. Henry Hallock severely injured and Hallock’s condition described as precarious. Engineers James Middy and Edward Elliott survive with injuries. Inquest planned.
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Murder of Wilbraham pauper Cadwell arrests Monihan
In Wilbraham near Monson a 73 year old pauper Rueben Cadwell was found murdered with brutal choking after a cow driving trip. Morris Monihan, Day's hired man, was arrested as a suspect after Cadwell's death was confirmed by autopsy and the body buried amid questions of the two men's quarrel.
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Cadwell
Cyrus Day
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Wilbrahan
Monihan
Holbrook
Palmer Fela
Palmer
Fires Across Leg Harbor and Nearby Towns Cause Major Loss
At Leg Harbor a fire destroyed stores and buildings occupied by John W. Edwards William L. Cook Arthur Ludlow Eliza King James A. Harris Ella Miller George A. Babcock Phebe A. Fordham and Mrs C V Hennigar, total loss $18 000. Boston box 6 alarm at 5 32 pm triggered by a chimney fire at No 36 Brighton street. Amherst Knight's steam mill burned about 1 am incendiary suspected, loss over $1 000 with no insurance. Concord Warren A Sanders house and barn at Chichester burned last night, family escaped, loss $28 000 with $1 700 insured.
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L. L
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Phebe A. Fordham
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Millimery
Boston
Blodgett
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Amherst
N. H
Knight’s
Amherst Plain
Concord
Warren A. Sanders
Chichester
Funeral for Justice Nathan Clifford Held at Portland Church
The funeral of Justice Nathan Clifford was held at 3 p.m. at First Parish church after private services at his son William Henry Clifford's home. Attending were Chief Justice Waite, Associate Justice Miller, Gen. Banks, Judges Blodgett Knowles Hackett, pallbearers Waite Miller Fox Appleton Walton Bradbury Rand, and Rev. Dr. Hill presiding. Burial followed at Evergreen cemetery.
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Postal Telegraph reorganizes leadership at Keene office
Three trustees met in James R. Keene's office and elected Keene president with C B Haskins as vice president completing the organization. A full list of trustees to be announced soon. Wren Tobey, a New Bedford native, died after an elevated train accident. his body lies at New York Hospital. B Frank Moore, Louisiana Lottery manager, was arrested and arraigned for keeping a lottery office and paroled until Monday for examination.
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Bishop Phillip Klingen Smith Dies Under Suspected Murder
News from San Francisco reports the death of Bishop Phillip Klingen Smith once influential in the Mormon church and linked to the Mountain Meadow massacre. Found dead in a Sonora prot hole Mexico, circumstances suggest murder. Smith allegedly predicted church retaliation after the Mount Meadow trial.
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Dartmouth trustees conclude session. report favorable to Bartlett
In Concord on July 28 the Dartmouth College trustees wrapped two days of sessions and said the forthcoming report will be favorable to President Bartlett. Interviews suggest the document will disappoint those who oppose his leadership.
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Ameer of Afghanistan defeated by Ayoob Khan report
London reports from The Globe state the army of the ameer of Afghanistan has been defeated by Ayoob Khan's forces. Despatches note regiments desertions, guns seized, and the ameer's general fleeing toward Cabul. Parliament discusses rent legislation amid also noted amendments and votes on the land bill.
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Parkman murder arrests in Bangor probe
Marshall Reed has gathered evidence to arrest Enjamin Chadbourn and Wallace Chadbourn, father and brother of the mute suspect. Post mortem by surgical experts finds multiple knife wounds. Several bloodstained knives linked to the prisoners found.
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Marshall Reed
Parkman
Enjamin Chadbourn
Wallace Chadbourn
Watson
Notable NH figures and incidents span county, state
Charles H. Ham failed as Wilton boot dealer. Col J J Dillon resigned as colonel of NH national guards. Rev C B M Woodward lies near death in Haverhill. Siloam Slack, 70, killed by a fall from barn staging. Haverhill Methodists plan new church at Weirs Camp Ground. Thornton couple poisoned by lettuce grown in a potato field with Paris green. Mrs Sylvester, 88, fractured hip, recovery doubtful. Burley barn struck by lightning causing damage. Keene man badly injured by a circular saw in Fitzwilliam. Offshore mackerel fleets report unusually large, fat fish lots. Heath of Ashland received back pension of about $800, spent. A NH House session saw a railroad bill indefinitely postponed. Canterbury man Frank Whitney killed in Golden, Colorado, buried here. Rockingham Temperance meeting drew ~500 at East Epping. Columbia’s oldest residents Huse Lull, Dexter Luey, Moody Dustin noted.
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Thornton
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New Market
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Keene
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Heath
Ashland
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London
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Speke
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Bostons Troys Playoff Game Delayed By Shower
Outdoor sports report covers a South End game between the Bostons and Troys delaying to 4 45 PM after a 3 50 start due to rain. Attendance small, home club wins by one run. Also lists other city scores and a yacht regatta entries, plus horse and track results at Belmont Park Saratoga and Fitchburg races.
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Pepperell Mills Prosperity and the New England Contrast
A Post reporter visits Biddeford to examine Pepperell Manufacturing and Laconia mills. He notes Pepperell’s strong finances, sizable dividends, and recent capital investments while detailing wage levels during a strike. The piece contrasts southern cotton mill gains with New England profits and highlights stock history and ownership by Boston capitalists.
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National Conference of Charities Session Names Wisconsin Leaders
Fourth day at the state house featured President Sanborn presiding Andrew KE Elmore named president for the next session and a slate of twenty six state secretaries including J K Mason New Hampshire J F Bancroft Vermont Samuel J Allen and W P Letchworth The committee on arrangements proposed Madison Wisconsin as next convention site and referred the ninth annual meeting date to with full power.
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Common Council Proceedings Highlight Ward 21 Leadership
The regular council meeting elected Charles E. Pratt as president pro tem in the absence of the president. Items discussed include treasury reports on East Boston ferries compensation claims for Ann Sullivan, MecLaughlin, Atlantic National Bank, Andrew Spence, and city sewer issues, plus repairs to Arnold Arboretum wharves and city stables. A lease study for Apple Island and ward room location was noted. The helmet policy order saw a substitute deeming No. 27 inexpedient, with indefinite postponement of both orders. The salary bill was also on the agenda.
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Leadville
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Mexico
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Braivara
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Dedham Catholic church contracts awarded for Gothic design
The Dedham Catholic Church project advances with stonework awarded to McHugh of Boston and Dedham granite subcontracted to Delaney Bros. Woodwork goes to a Vermont craftsman. Architect is P. W. Ford of Boston. The Gothic structure measures 130 feet in length with a 65 foot front, four doors, a northeast tower, and seating for 1,038 including two south end chapels.
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Franklin Sugar Beet Company
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C. V. Woerd
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Fishing excursion and band concert plans announced
The Empire State reports a delightful yesterday and an all day fishing trip today with a one dollar per pound bounty for the largest code fish. Conant Thread company plans a Saturday steamer excursion for its employees. Provincetown will be and during the voyage the Cynthias quartet will entertain excursionists while the Empire State band cancels grand concerts.
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Accident at Central wharf leaves man with a broken arm
Michael Scully aged 37 was injured this morning while at work on the lighter James Anderson at Central wharf. His left arm was broken. He was taken to Massachusetts General hospital by Patrolman Collins and later returned to his home at 15 Vine street Cambridgeport.
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