New Haven Woman Hangs Self After Short Marriage
Mrs. James Aall of New Haven killed herself Saturday after a three month marriage. Morris O'Connor, 56, was to undergo hernia and cancer surgery at New Haven hospital Tuesday. he was anesthetized and found dead on the operating table. She leaves a widow and family.
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Notable Boston Notices and Marriages Across Society
The death of Dana Wright, five, son of master mechanic Leonidas Murray of Howard clock works, is noted along with visits by Hon. James G. Blaine who missed a train connection in Boston. Notices cover Miss Clara Smart’s move and studio, Increase Sumner Kimball’s court attendance, Alfred Gray family residence, a St Pauls church wedding of Joseph Keith and Caroline Ryan, a Lowell wedding of Kate Talbot and James Ewart, and details on Capt. George H. Perkins’ wealth and resignation from the Navy amid a Weld fortune setting.
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York County
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New England
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Nathaniel W. Pierce
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Chestnut Street
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James Matthewson Ewart
New York
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Belfast
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Charles P
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Brooklyn
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Navy
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Langston acquitted in self defense murder case in Washington
News in brief reports Fronk Langston son of the US minister to Hayal acquitted Tuesday in Washington of murdering James Spencer on self defense grounds. Also noted are coal rate statements, mill suspensions due to material scarcity, and Annapolis Naval Academy graduating class ranks led by Curtis, Welles, Parmenter, Loomis, Seymour, and Smith.
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United States
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Washington
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Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Albany
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Massachusetts
Roger Welles, Jr
Connecticut
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Evangelists Moody and Sankey Face India Ireland Appeals
London reports evangelical Christians in India urge Moody and Sankey to visit for evangelistic services while Irish Protestants petition for similar efforts in Ireland. The petitioners say the country is ripe for a revival, but the evangelists plan to devote the next seasons to America.
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Forestal firm creditors agree to 60 cent repayment extension
In Paladelphia on June 3 creditors for R H Forestal Co. agreed to accept 60 cents on the dollar and grant an extension of time to cover liabilities estimated at 75000. Creditors, mainly in New England, expect full coverage of obligations.
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Defendant Frank N Conant Murder Case Delayed
In Norwich Connecticut a murder case against Frank N Conant charging Alfred McClellan is postponed after defence requests continuance. Judge Hovey overruled most grounds with one exception to be decided tomorrow morning.
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Convention opens as Lynch elected temporary chairman
The 1884 Republican National Convention in Chicago opens with a dramatic roll call and the election of John R. Lynch of Mississippi as temporary chairman. Lynch pledges loyalty to the party and calls for unity, while factions debate Clayton of Arkansas as an alternative and field a color line debate over representation.
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Temperance Union presses for national prohibition in amendment
A temperance petition urges a national prohibitory constitutional amendment to ban importation, exportation, manufacture and sale of alcohol. It cites science, experience and religion, names FRASCES E. WILLARD and others, and asks party leaders to pledge a prohibition platform. An analysis of the convention vote follows.
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Iowa
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New York
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Rumors Stir as Blaine and Arthur Loom in Nomination Fight
Special despatch from Curiaco outlines speculation on Republican nomination prospects. Arthur cannot win on the first ballot and Blaine faces slim odds. supporters fear a shift in party strategy as events unfold, with timing and coalitions likely to decide the outcome.
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Massachusetts man Frothingham Emerges as Presidential Prospect
Chicago dispatch notes strong movement toward Frothingham of Boston for president. He submits to no entangling alliances, plans to accept if nominated, and would push policies for higher crop prices and new foreign markets. Boomers crowd his headquarters as coteries forecast stock upswings and drink markets dip on rumors of his rising strength.
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Fragmented State Names Line Readings
A garbled OCR list of U S state names and fragments including references to Maryland New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Vermont Virginia and a string of broken terms, numbers and misread letters. The passage lacks coherent events or clear entities beyond the scattered state labels.
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Resolutions Committee Opens National Convention
The national convention resolutions committee met at the Grand Pacific at 8 PM electing William McKinley Jr. chair and William Walter Phelps secretary. A sub-committee was named to draft the platform and report at 9 AM the next day. An Irish national league address urged restricting land ownership to citizens and questioned foreign ownership of American lands.
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New Jersey
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Virginia
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Mississippi
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Anddiorace Davis
California
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Monopolies and land grabs prompt labor delegation remarks
Maj McKinley leads resolutions talk warning against absentee landlordism from corporate land grabs. Knights of Labor delegation claims to represent 1,000,000 workers urging eight hour law, collective organizing rights, compulsory education, and limits on contract labor imports.
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Blaine Faction Loses Again in Committee Election
Caicaco June 3 The organizing committee met late electing Geo B Williams Indiana as chairman. Blaine supporters backed Guaslo A Grow Pennsylvania for permanent chair with J G Henderson Missouri opposing. Henderson won 20 to 17. Charles W Chstee of Michigan elected secretary unanimously.
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Michigan
Edmunds Faction Talks in Chicago Rooms on Convention Strategy
Rumors say Edmunds factiones hold a consult in Chicago rooms as they seek votes to influence the convention. They discuss aligning with Arthur supporters and consider presenting Gen Sherman at the proper time amid credential committee delays. Delegates anticipate presidential balloting by tomorrow evening.
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Congressmen resist early adjournment and water gas vote drift
Washington reports show Randall and Morrison clash over timing of adjournment and tariff. Senate debates water gas bill and city Boston piling structure amid objections about public land, navigation impact, and harbor effects. Governor objects to private gain concerns. bill passed over veto. Senator Loring faces questions over testimony and influence in the inquiry.
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Mexican Telegraph Company Reports 1883 Surplus and 1884 Prospects
Annual meeting notes the 1883 net revenue of 152 850 10 with 60 702 30 dividends and government share, leaving 72 157 50 surplus. For 1884 January to June, earnings 118 456 with 330 000 expenses, projecting 160 013 20 surplus and 57 376 August dividend, balance to reserve. Central and South American Telegraph reports 265 552 earnings applied to construction, and a projected debt payoff of 301 000 by August with 9 934 shares treasury and no debt.
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Democrats Elect Delegates in Two New York Districts
In Ura N Y June 5 the first assembly district convention chose uninstructed delegates to the state convention. In Troy N Y June 3 the second assembly district of Rensselaer county selected delegates to the state convention and are for Tilden. All nine Rensselaer county delegates back Tilden with Flower as a possible second choice to secure two national delegates for Tilden first and Flower second.
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Thunderstorm damages Grand Kermesse tents in Montreal
A heavy thunder storm in Montreal caused the Grand Kermesse fancy fair in French square to lose its tents while guests dined. No injuries were reported though articles on sale suffered over 2000 dollars in damage.
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St Pauls Episcopal Cathedral Cornerstone Laid in Albany
The cornerstone of St Pauls Episcopal cathedral was laid this afternoon in Albany with local military and civic groups, many clerical representatives, and Bishop Doane delivering the address.
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Governor vetoes bill fixing pay for state lawmakers
The governor vetoes a proposed 3500 to 3690 pay raise for the current General Court, arguing it would misuse public funds for services already rendered. He urges economy and notes the merit of delaying discussion to the next year. Debate split along party lines. 106-42 roll call, bill passed over the veto.
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Ancients and Old Guard Tour Harbor trip and Boston escort
The Ancients entertain the Old Guard of New York with a harbor voyage aboard the Twilight visiting Deer Island and Fort Warren. Gilmore's band and speeches mark the day as the two corps head to Boston for an escort to the station and a late afternoon return to New York.
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The Sinking Funds Report to April 1884 Balance and Payments
The board presents a report on transactions for the year ending April 30 1884. Funds on April 30 1883 were 316 156 795 48 receipts 2 353 775 16. payments 3 062 033 699 39. funds on April 30 1884 16 476 871 23. increase 320 015 79. Payments to the city treasurer include bond redemptions 17 089 00 costs 1 010 34 and bond cancellations 2 033 000 39. The cash deficit of 82 000 remains due to ongoing suit.
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