Secretary Bayard Speech at East St. Louis Visit
Secretary Bayard arrived in sr. Louis on his way to Columbia Missouri to address the state university students. He met a welcome committee led by Senator West and was greeted by Mayor Francis and locals at the hotel. He spoke of the administration’s aim to ease sectional feeling and protect the interests of every citizen.
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Order Surprises Gambling House Proprietors in Cuicace
Mayor Harrison via the police orders a raid on all gambling houses after June 5, with occupants arrested and apparatus destroyed. Regular houses and saloon keepers where poker is played are notified. Gamblers are surprised and unsettled, pondering possible motives linked to a recent arrest report.
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Violent rail strike disrupts Kentucky Central near Covington
Cincinnati June 3 A Kentuc ky Central freight train assembled at Covington but strikers appeared and forced the engine toward the roundhouse. The engineer obeyed and the train did not start as engineers await committee report from Richmond about the strike.
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Hessian fly damages Kansas wheat expected to rival cold losses
TorEKA Kansas June 3 There is now no doubt but that the Hessian fly is doing as much damage if not more than did the cold weather last winter The surplus wheat of Kansas will dwindle down to small proportions due to the infestation and reduced yields.
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Civil service clashes spark reshaping of departments
Washington reports ongoing civil service questions as Lamar appoints a division chief without exam, possible blue book exemptions discussed. Barnacles in the sixth auditor’s office to be scraped by Sixth Auditor McConville with about 60 of 370 clerks targeted gradually, while respecting civil service rules and vacancies.
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Preparations for Examining the Defences and Fortifications
The board appointed to examine U S defences met at the War Department and set up committees on armor, gun ranges, torpedoes, ships of war, and port entrances. Other items include a deputy treasury appointment for William H Walsh, postmasters named, Civil Service rule changes, and assorted fiscal actions.
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Berlin Dispatch Over Zanzibar Crisis Shapes German Policy
The North German Gazette argues Germany seeks only friendship and trade with the Zanzibar sultan and passage along his coast per Berlin conference decisions. The sultan asserts German East Africa Company lands and warns that British protection may influence him.
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Turbulent Panamanian siege and allied distractions
Panamanian dispatches from Cartagena describe a general assault on Cartagena led by Gaitan with Geno Vila and Briceno alignments. Sea ladders reached walls at La Papa but were repulsed with heavy losses. 609 killed or wounded for Gailan’s forces versus 23 loyalists. Reports mention ex-president Zaldivar en route to Europe and envoy Jorge Holguin’s U S and France trip over Panama railroad and canal stakes. Yellow fever strikes Callao with foreign victims. other items note a habeas petition, a fleeing teller, a 10 year sentence for a forger, and the funeral of Geo F Brown.
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Brave bridge tender saves lives as five lost in Chicago storm
June 3 Chicago reports a deadly storm at the lakefront. Henry Carmody, Halsted street bridge tender, courageously stopped a streetcar and halted a bridge swing, potentially saving many lives as three fishermen Olsen John Olsen Charles Larsen are believed drowned after their boat was lost at sea.
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Wedding Of Cambridge Mayor Russell Attracts City Elite
Cambridge mayor William E. Russell wed Miss Margaret Swan at Firs Parish Universalist church. About 1000 invitations issued. ceremony featured prominent attendees including Eliot, Peabody, Longfellow, and many professors and officials. A reception followed on Berkeley street, then a wedding tour to New York and Washington.
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John Wilfert Bids Farewell Before Hamburg Voyage
Friends fill Wilfert's Roost at 40 Province Street to bid farewell to John N. Wilfert before he sails Saturday from New York to Hamburg aboard the Suevia. The Bavarian immigrant leaves Boston via Helmbrecht in 1862 after a 1873 home visit. Capt Gustave Grafft presents a gold headed cane to Wilfert and a satin parasol to his wife amid supper and toasts. Wirth of Boston wagers on weight in a running contest aboard. Time will tell who loses or wins.
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New Hampshire Legislature Forms Set in 11 A.M. Session
The New Hampshire House organized at 11 A.M. with Edgar Aldrich of Littleton elected speaker and Edwin F. Jones of Manchester as clerk. George A. Dickey of Derry became assistant clerk and John Underhill of Chester sergeant-at-arms. The Senate followed by electing Chester Pike of Cornish as Republican president and naming Frank D. Currier of Canaan clerk. A. Chase of Bristol was chosen assistant clerk and Leonard E. Tilden of Marlboro sergeant-at-arms.
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Boston Light Infantry Veterans Plan Providence Trip
A Wednesday meeting at the Revere House chaired by Col E J Trail discussed a two day excursion to Providence Rocky Point and Newport. A committee led by Adjt A C Bettely and with Col Trail and others was formed to arrange the trip with expected participation from multiple veteran corps including Roxbury City Guard Veterans Old Guard of New York and Worcester Continentals.
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Noted Augusta sleigh collision case ends in defense win
The Maine law court dismissed Serena L Powers v Thomas Mitchell, overruling motions by the plaintiff and rendering final judgment for the defendant. The suit, filed January 9, 1880, claimed damages from a December 29, 1879 sleigh collision on State street Augusta. The case moved through Kennebec Cumberland and Sagadahoc counties, was tried four times before a jury and three times before the law court across four years.
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Legislature Debates Police Bill and Gas Commission in Senate
The Senate debated the Metropolitan Police Bill with strong opposition from Ames Kendricken and others who warned it threatens local self government and could empower outsiders. A state gas commission bill was engrossed, and a conference on Boston clerk signatories was approved. The Shanly claim on the Hoosac tunnel loss was discussed without a vote.
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Petersburg guards visit city parade and ball on city holiday
The Petersburg guards a colored creek military group from Virginia arrive Wednesday morning and join Boston visitors. A 2 pm parade led by the Borten band includes Company L sixth regiment G A R and local veterans. They are reviewed by Acting Maj Whit en and Gov Robinson, followed by a dinner and ball at Paine Memorial Hall.
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Publication suspended over party insult in Triunfo article
Havana May 30. The newspaper Triunfo is suspended for 0 days for printing an article that called the conservative party a herd. La Voz de Cuba, retaliatory and stigmatizing the liberal party as a mob, has been sentenced to 20 days suspension.
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Portland Diocese Priests Present Bishop Healey $2000 Purse
In Portland on June 3 the priests of the diocese presented Right Rev Bishop Healey with a purse totaling 2000 dollars to mark the anniversary of his consecration.
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Notable Local Crime and Accidents Reported Across New England
W H Chadwick the defaulting cashier arrived at Nantucket to serve a five year sentence. Leopold Brackman six drowned after tumbling into a Holyoke canal. Prof Thompson Greek instructor at Phillips Academy named principal of Williston Seminary Easthampton. Scott Morse lost his right hand in a Winpegance mill accident. Isaiah Perkins 80 struck and killed by a train at East Acton. Two young convicts Gilbert and Green escaped Concord Reformatory. Officers in South Acton observed outside walls painting. Judge Gould in Portland ruled Salvation Army parades not a nuisance and ordered release of 16 detained members.
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Champions defeat Bostons as errors cost them
Over 4000 fans saw the champions beat the Bostons though the visitors outhit them. Errors by Boston, including Ward, Sutton, and Whiteley, helped Providence seize opportunities. In the fourth and seventh innings timely hits by Providence and costly misplays by Boston drove the win, with key plays by Carroll Wise Radford Hines and Whitney.
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