Williams College riot prompts spring tension over baseball ban
The episode at Williams College shows student unrest amid a faculty ban on inter-collegiate baseball. The writer criticizes the harsh prohibition while urging calmer behavior since commencement is near.
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Williams College
Forney Warns Exports and Imports Tax Plans Won’t Help
Col Forney notes that in the last six months of 1878 the nation traded 588 046 021 dollars in imports and exports and asserts that while plans may be devised to grant native shipowners a fair share of such traffic they will not achieve it.
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Col
Forney
Mr Storey and the Chicago Times in a publicity feud
A Chicago Times editor named Mr Storey is accused of vendetta through advertising refusals. The piece notes past friction with Pauline Markham and contends he harms her by denying publicity, implying consistent faith in newspaper advertising as a weapon.
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Mr Storey
The
Chicago Times
Pauline Markham
Congressional Caucus backs restricted Army funding
The Democratic Joint Caucus Committee of both houses unanimously urged passage of appropriation bills with safeguards. No funds may be used to deploy troops for election oversight or to pay deputy marshals and election supervisors, securing the money for legitimate Army needs only.
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Democratic Joint Caucus Committee
Congress
Kansas
Missouri
New Hampshire
United States
Wadleigh
New England
Treasury
May Weather Report From Boston Signal Station
May meteorological summary records a high barometer of 30.584 and low 29.618, peak temperature 93, low 38, with 11 clear days, 1 cloudy day, 13 rainy days, and 6 fair days. Nine year mean temps range from 53.9 to 64.9, and midnight readings show varied coastal and inland highs across several cities. hot spell mainly along the North Atlantic coast.
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Boston
Portland
Albany
New York
Washington
Buffalo
Burlington, Vt
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Louis
New Orleans
Jacksonville
Savannah
North Atlantic Coast
Devastating Cyclone Sweeps Multiple Towns Across Midwest
Despatches from Manhattan Kansas and surrounding areas report a cyclone crossing the Big Blue river near Mill creek destroying crops and killing at least two in Candray’s two story store. Irving Kansas is said destroyed with several dead. Concordia and Delphos reported fifteen dead in two square miles. Across Missouri and Nebraska homes unroofed, churches demolished, cattle slain, and multiple fatalities tied to the storm’s southwest to northeast path.
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Manhattan
Kan
Big Blue River
Mill Creek
M. Candray
Candray
Tattleck
Fancy Creek
Irving
Concordia
Delphos
Ottawa County
Beloit
Centralia
Beatty
St. Joseph and
Denver
Denver Mills
Nebraska
Atchison and Nebraska Road
Meade, Reilly & Co
Farmington Trotting Park Opening Meet Scheduled June 3 4 5
Special Correspondence of the Boston Post reports Farmington New Hampshire prepares for the season with races set June 3 to 5 at the trotting park. Purses listed per class include 150 to top, 75 to second, 35 to third, and 15 to fourth, with entries shown for each class.
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Boston Post
Farmington
N. H
Farmington Trotting Park
Dexter Banker Defends Barron Amid Trustee Reminiscence
A former trustee of Dexter Savings Bank recalls John Wilson Barron as honest and frugal, disputes charges of irregularities, and argues bank books show no proof of wrongdoing. He notes public distrust of savings banks at the time and confirms the bank’s good standing after Barron’s death.
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Dexter Savings Bank
Barron
National Baxer
W.D. Keston
Dexter
Boston
Lewiston
Eaton
John Wilson Barron
Nye Mga
Hamilton
Donn
Native chiefs visit New York and parade at the St Nicholas
A delegation of Northern Cheyenne Indians in gaudy dress toured the St Nicholas Hotel in New York. They include Little Chief Cash-kon-vego Eagle Feather Black Wolf Porcupine High Wolf and were escorted by interpreter Ben Clars. They visited Washington, toured Brighton Beach and Coney Island, and then prepared to return home.
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ST. Nicholas Hotel
New York
Cooper
Cash-kon-vego
Little Chief
Mo-ayahwo Tun-E-Aye
Eagle Feather
Tongue River
Miles
Cash-kon-vega
Ben Clars
Washington
Brighton Beach
Coney Island
Lucy F. Leavitt
Supreme Court
Nathaniel K. Leavitt
Leavitt
Howard Street
Boston
Dee Vaily
West Indies
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Miss Dee Vaily
Yestore
Edith
Edward Cooper
Lloyd Bryce
All Souls’ Church
Henry W. Bellows
Western
Middle States
United States Brewers’ National Convention
St. Louis
Cant. Williams
Seventh Avenue
John Sullivan
Tombs
William Porter
Morris
John Irving
Joseph Condit
Raymond Street
Brooklyn
Riley
Tueso
Catherine Brannagan
Jersey City
James Brannavan
William E. Gray
Port of
Summer Heat Bakes Northeast as Thermometers Rise
A torrid heat wave grips several cities. Hanover reports 92 degrees at 6 pm while New York reaches 98 in the shade and Portsmouth logs 101 in the afternoon. Concord records 102 with powerful showers, Springfield notes 100 in the shade, and Fall River hits 98 at noon.
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Hanover
N.H
New York
Portsmouth
N. H
Concord
Nashua
Springfield
Mass
Fall River
Fire outbreaks across cities destroy stock and homes
New York reports a Fulton Market blaze that caused 5000 dollars in stock damage and 4000 dollars in building damage with suspicions of arson denied by police. York Beach summer houses owned by multiple residents suffered a likely incendiary fire, with losses under 5000 dollars and insurance coverage noted. Easton fire destroyed a house and two barns worth 1600 dollars, insured for 1100, suspected incendiary. Silver Reef Utah saw a morning fire wiping out Main Street businesses and twenty four homes, with total losses around 500000 dollars.
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Fulton Market
Portsmouth
N.H
York Beach
Emery
Clifford
Dr Russell
John Patterson
Concord
N. H
North Haverhill
Easton
Leonard W. Clark
Salt Lake City
Silver Reef
Utah
Main Street
Iron workers dispute halts most Pittsburg mills
On May 31 Pittsburg reports an outlook between iron manufacturers and puddlers. Puddlers asked five dollars a ton through today’s end, but mills refused. Most mills have closed except a couple with nonunion workers. Workers expect concessions within weeks. manufacturers warn they can endure a year if needed.
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Pittsburg
Congressional caucus backs army and election law changes
Washington June 1 advisory House and Senate Democratic caucuses issued a near unanimous plan to pass an army appropriation bill for the next fiscal year with a proviso barring funds for police use at polls and a Legislative Appropriation bill with tighter specifics and no pay for election supervisors or deputy marshals. The group pushed repealing the jurors oath and expected the President to be unable to veto. Also reported funeral of Hon. Ebon C. Ingersoll at Oak Hill and Iowa Greenbackers seeking Rush Clark’s seat in October voting. Clark defeated Brown and Carter in the prior race.
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Washington
House
Senate Democratic Caucuses
Congress
Messrs Cox
New York
Clymer
Pennsylvania
Eaton
Connecticut
Caucus Committee
Iowa
Rush Clark
Clark
Brown
Carter
National
Greenbackers
Rhode Island investigations alarm Senator Burnside
Washington reports Senator Burnside is alarmed by the imperiid inquiry into Rhode Island politics and privately urged Senator McDonald to drop a second resolution on alleged election fraud. Anthony and Burnside met the President, then relayed results to Rhode Island. A whitewash report was reportedly obtained from Sherman’s agent. The Marquis of Lorne and Princess Louise rumor gains faint traction with no confirmed plans.
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Washington
Burnside
Rhode Island
McDonald
Anthony
Sherman
Speecal
Lorne
Louise
Marquis of Lorne
Princess Louise
United States
Marquis
Burglars in Manhattan Savings Bank Theft Shut Down
New York June 1 The confession of Henry Glenn Patrick Slevin and William Kelly ties the October 27 1878 Manhattan Savings Bank heist to a long running gang. Hope Dobbs and others engineered multiple entry attempts before a vault theft netted nearly 3 million dollars. Slevin Kelly and the newer arrests detail payoffs and efforts to counter Congress. Three more members remain at large and the younger Hope faces trial.
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New York
Manhattan Savings Bank
Byrnes
Henry Glenn
Patrick Slevin
William Kelly
Little Tracey
Jimmie Hope
George Howard
Tobn Dobbs
Jim Brady
Watechmim
Hope
Dobbs
Bleecker Street
Slevin
Kelly
Sievin
Capt
Jerome Park
Washington
Congress
Jimmy Hope
Opposition to Ferry Educational Bill Sparks Franco British Strain
A Paris source notes strong opposition to Jules Ferry's educational bill and predicts withdrawal or modification. It cites Gambetta as stirring ill will with England over Mediterranean and Greco Egyptian affairs, while semi official UK statements ease tensions between Britain and France.
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Ferry
England
France
London
Paris
Republic
M. Jules Ferry
M. Ferry
M. Gambetta
Greece
Syria
Egypt
M. Waddington
Grant in Hong Kong and Canton Tour Sets Panoply of Arrivals
Gen. Grant’s April 25 to May 11 visit unfolds with public levees at Hong Kong and Canton, receptions at the US Consulate and Government House, and grand salutes. He meets Gov Hennessey, officials, and crowds, with dinners, a 80 course luncheon, and a planned Tokyo rail journey ahead.
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Hong Kong
Grant
Saigon
Irrawaddy
Lafond
Cochin China
Government House
Hong Sone
United States
Mosby
Lincoln
Canton
Holcombe
Japan
Ashuelot
Nishin
John Smale
Hennessey
Yamen
Marco
Nagasaki
Hiogo
Kioto
Tokio
King Alphonso Opens Cortes and Pledges Liberal Policy
King Alphonso opened the Cortes declaring continued liberal principles and satisfactory relations with foreign powers. The budget will be unchanged. The government will push measures to ease Cuba's ten years war effects and, with Cortes help, seek to make Cuba a province and hasten slavery abolition.
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Madrid
Alphonso
Cortes
Cuba
Spain
New Hampshire Legislature Set for Historic First Under New Constitution
Concord reports the forthcoming Legislature will be the first under the amended Constitution. The Senate will have 24 members, with Republicans to control four seats, Democrats four. Major contests focus on leadership, with Gallinger and Burns as leading President candidates. House strength forecast at 168 Republicans, 103 Democrats, 8 Greenbackers, 1 Independent. Speaker predicted Henry H. Fuse. Clerk A. W. Baker. Assistant Clerk C. G. Emmons. Debate also over U S Senator, and rail tariff legislation appears limited to minor adjustments.
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Concord
N. H
Senate
J. H. Gallinger
Charles H. Burns
Wilton
N. G. Ordway
Warter
Calvin Sanders
James E. Dodge
Manchester
Fred H. Gould
William
United States
Wadleigh
Lambridge Wadleigh
Henry W. Blair
Aaron F. Stevens
Gilman Marson
Orren ©. Moore
William E. Chandler
Brair
P. C. Cheney
Cheshire
Blair
Congress
New Hampshire
Tron
Gen. Stevens
Gen. Marston
Moore
Chandler
Charlies H. Bell
Boston, Concord and
Montreal
Thunder Storm Claims Pittsfield Barn Worker In Berkshire
Last night a severe thunder storm in Berkshire county killed P P Perry of Hancock, 60, who was in a barn at Andrew Whitman’s when a tin pail over his head attracted lightning. Whitman was stunned but saved cattle and horses. the barn and several tons of hay burned. Nearby Nashua New Hampshire reports a house struck, entry fire and injuries to Mrs Mitchell and another resident, with complete destruction of the upper floor and about 200 insured. Westfield Massachusetts also reports a lightning strike on Marquis Thompson’s house, shattering furniture and possibly injuring Mrs Thompson while Thompson escaped with singed hair.
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St. Louis
Frankfort
Marshall County
Kan
Taylor
Fox
Cesar
Vaughn
Irving
James Warden
Armstrong
J. Williams
Thompson
Presbyterian Church
Blue River
Atchison
Central Branch
Delphos
Scendia
Republic County
Globe Democrat
Independence
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Warren
Alexander Scruggs
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Jackson City
Lafayette County
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshire County
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Hancock
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Whitman
Perry
Nashua
N. H
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Amherst Street
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Mitchell
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Westfield
Marquis Thompson
Ingalls
Kansas
Preston B. Plumb
Plumb
Eleventh
Kansas Infantry
A. L. H. Crenhaw
War Claims Committee
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Board of Survey
Holt
United States
Missouri
Forty-fifth Congress
Lieut
Lindsey
Wiley Aiken
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Kingsley
Forty-third Congress
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Worthy
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Andrew Hammond
Commercial Hotel
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Alphonse Quenville
Quenville
Morey
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Newport
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Charles Howard Malcom
The
American Peace Society
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Worcester
William Brigham
Magnolia
Milk Island
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Lowell
BHC
Annie Mullen
Barre
Russell
Mary Lovelle
P. W. Sinks
Christian Church
Fall River
Rodman’s Wharf
George H. Ripley
H. N. Harvey
Norton
Providence
Westboro
Monument Company
Housatonic
Newburyport
Hugh Toomey
Reform School
Julia McCarty
Fall River City Hospital
Major Cavagnari to Cabul with Afghan escort
News from Simla reports Major Cavagnari will accompany the Ameer of Afghanistan to Cabul, guarded by guides, amid a tranquil Cabul. Other dispatches note Turkish actions against Greek bandits near Kolonia, Greece warning about Turkish troop concentration, Nihilists sentenced in St Petersburg, and Tirard defending tariff reforms in France as a treaty discussion looms.
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Bismarck
Hamburg
Bremen
Cavagnari
Cabul
Simla
Ameer
Afghanistan
London
Constantinople
Moukhtar Pasha
Kolonia
ST. Petersburg
Montreal Fiends Fire Stables After Assault Murder Plot
A Boston man, threatened by jealous rivals, is assaulted as his Montreal stables are set ablaze. A watchman is found murdered, linked to the same gang. Police probe the alleged arson and homicide tied to the business feud.
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Boston
Aged People Die By Self Murder In Three Cities
Reports from Baltimore Brandon and New York detail self inflicted deaths by poison shooting and hanging. In Baltimore an unidentified old man later identified as Capt W W Huffington was found in the woods with a vial of landanum nearby. In Brandon Vermont Robert Fosby, about 20, shot himself after a prior poisoning attempt. In New York a 40 year old man, claiming to be George Van Hofe, killed himself on a ferry boat.
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Baltimore
W. W. Huffington
Landanum
Brandon
Robert
Henry Fosby
Leicester
New York
George van Hofe
Startling Crime Negro Charged With Marrying And Murdering Women
R T Coleman, a negro, is jailed in Cumberland county Virginia on charges of illegally marrying two white women and murdering both. He first wed in Washington years ago, the first wife died two years back, then married the second in May 1873. They lived together until after the Kenney case. Indicted for marrying, the trial was set for last week, but the second wife died suddenly last Sunday. The state chemist analyzes her body amid suspicion of poisoning.
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New York
R. T. Coleman
Cumberland County
Washington
Kenney
Virginia
James F. Pickering
Common Street
William Ji
Bordman
Massachusetts
Supreme Court
Paris
Bridgton
Israel G. Hale
Mark Dennett
Kittery
Henry Frisbee
Kittery Point
Portsmouth
N. H
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Frisbee
William Williamson
Amesbury
Maass
United States
Roger B. Taney
York County
Nathan Chifford
Newfield
United States Supreme Court
William T. Hilliard
Buxton
Bangor
Samuel Adams
Cape Neddick
Oliver Browne
Kennebunkport
Bowdoin College
Falmouth House
Portland
William Wirt Virgin
Supreme Court of Maine
Samuel J. Anderson
Charles W. Goddard
Joshua S Palmer, Esq
Horatio G. Herrick
Lawrence
Mass
David R. Hastings
Fryeburg
George M. Adams
D. D
Holliston
J. L. Pickard
Chicago
John W. Goodwin
Houston
Texas
J. P. Garlani
Gloucester
York
Nathaniel G. Marshall
New England
Agamenticus
Ferdinando Gorges
Gorgeana
America
Drownings Reported in New England Areas
LAWRENCE MASS May 31 Frank Ralton 17 son of D E Ralton actor of 8 Melrose street drowned bathing in Shawsheen river near Den Rock body recovered NEWBURYPORT MASS June 1 John Hubbard 41 shipmaster commanding a bark at Brunswick Ga drowned June 25 by small boat upset NORWICH CONN June 1 Henry Muller son of Daniel Muller church decorator at St Patrick Church drowned bathing Thames river this afternoon WATERVILLE ME June 1 bodies of Seth Smith and George Ayer drowned in East Pond found floating near shore
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Conn
Henry Muller
Daniel Muller
St. Patrick’s Church
Thames River
Waterville
Seth Smith
George Ayer
East Pond
San Francisco Mining Stocks Prices Report
San Francisco market page lists closing prices for mining stocks including Bel IG hoiss, California, Hale & Norcross, Imperial, Consolidated, Mexican, Ophir, Overman, Raymond & Ely, Union Consolidated, Sierra Nevada, and Yellow Jacket among others. Values show mixed gains and losses with several names noted across the list.
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San Francisco
Belighoiss
Belcher
BOGIC
California
Chollar
See
Virginia Crown Point
Eureka Consolidated
Exchequer
Ccocess Gould & Curry
Grand Prizeé
Hale & Norcross
Sate Consolidated
Fustic
Ophir
Overman
Poroel
Ceesceses
Raymond & Ely
Savagme
Ccccsveces
Sierra Nevada
Union Consolidated
Ecoo
Memphis Supreme Court upholds reincorporation under general law
MEMPHIS, MAY 31. A majority of the State Supreme Court at Jackson held that Memphis was validly reincorporated under the general law after the repealing act, preserving the taxing district government. Judges Freeman and Turner dissented, saying the repealing act is valid but the taxing district act is unconstitutional.
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Memphis
State Supreme Court
Jackson, Tenn
Freeman
Turner
Reception for Prof J H Wright and wife in Hanover
A Saturday evening reception at Prof A 8 Hardy's Hanover home honored Prof J H Wright and his new wife who recently joined the town. Attending guests included the bridegroom's father Hon Alpheus Hardy of Boston. The event drew local figures and notable visitors. The report notes disparate local items including a railroad tariff cut and college sports cheer.
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Hanover
J. H. Wright
Bath
Lofton
Concord
Montreal
Dartmouth
University
Brown
Amherst Colleges
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