Lightning strikes cause fires and fatalities in New England towns
A June 6 storm across New England and New Jersey scorched multiple buildings and claimed lives. In Fall River Massachusetts lightning ignited cotton and waste in Crescent mill upper rooms and lint on Durfee mill No 1 ground floor, with minor damage and quick extinguishing. In Hadley Horatio C Hurd and two workers were struck. Hurd died and others were seriously injured. Fitchburg saw three strikes injuring a horse and damaging a barn and home. Pawtucket Rhode Island and Vineland New Jersey reported buildings struck with varying damage. one death noted in Vineland.
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Fall River
Mass
Crescent Mill
Durfee Mill No. 1
Amhfrst
JCNE
Horatio C. Hurd
North Hadley
Hurd
Hadley
Fitchburg
Willow Street
Moses Hoyt
High Street
Benjamin Snow
George Frey
Providence
R. L
John Anders
Pawtucket
Vineland
N. J
Chestnut Avenue
J. C. Parsons, Jr
Local suicides across New England and Maine towns
A compiled note of multiple suicide cases across Portland Bowdoinham Thomaston and Cheshire on June 6. Lra Williams a 60 year old Bowdoinham farmer died by hanging citing insanity. Henry Ro oks a Thomaston resident aged 62 hanged himself while temporarily sane. Fred Blanchard of Pownal Vermont age 40 hanged himself at a Cheshire barn. Station Agent J W Clark of Middlefield shot himself tonight amid unclear motive.
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Portland
Lra Williams
Bowdoinham
Henry Rooks
Thomaston
Springfield
Mass
Fred Blanchard
Pownal
Plan for pooling earnings by districts adopted in Buffalo
The Convention of vessel owners in Buffalo adopted a district based pooling plan for Yesela earnings. It reconvenes on June third with three delegates from each district to finalize arrangements. Delegates attended from Chicago Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland Port Huron Erie and Towanda.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Association
Chicago
Milwaukee
Petroit
Cleveland
Port Huron
Erie
Tounawanda
War fears renew in ministerial circles over Russia
London reports renewed unease as Russia appears likely to win in Asia and press Turkey. High military officials fear Britain’s entry to war and demand clear government action if Russian troops threaten Constantinople. Vienna notes Russia may win decisive Asia victories and secure peace terms. The Khedive warns that if the Porte blocks Suez passage, it must deploy warships. Correspondents are ordered from Asia and Turkish War Ministry bans war news.
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Czar arrives at Ploiesti amid war plans and alarms
London reports the Czar with high-ranking aides arrives at Ploiesti where a grand war council will set immediate action. British dispatches note plans to invite foreign diplomats, a state of siege in Bucharest, health strains on troops, financial troubles, and spy activity as Danube operations and Galatz cable preparations unfold.
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Galatz
Turkish victory report amid Montenegrin resistance in 1900s battle
An official Constantinople report confirms Suleiman Pasha defeated Montenegrins and Herzegovinians at Kristacs on June 4, with heavy Turkish losses totaling about 500 killed. Ragusa dispatches describe Ali Said’s Albanian advance toward Danilograd, while Montenegrins fend off massive odds. Conflicting signals from Vienna and Ragusa suggest mixed results and strategic moves around Duga pass and Niessic, withtrap at Martimitya repelled and Oshmich block house evacuated.
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Rumors of Cossacks at Ispir and Balkan War Movements
A rumor places Cossacks near Ispir in the Tchurak valley, with Trebizonde communications likely disrupted. Despotovich's Bosnian band holds about two square miles near Dalmatia, numbering ~800 men and drawing supplies from Dalmatian sympathizers. Koeman reports England and Austria may seize Turkish lands after a Russian victory. 1000 Abbasians were said to be cut to pieces by Russians near Constantinople. The National Bank of Greece lent a million dollars for war materiel. Erzeroum archives reportedly sent to Erzingan.
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Despotovich
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England
Austria
Constantinople
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Erzingan
Bath Avon Bridge Collapse Drowns Dozens At Bath Show
A wooden toll bridge at Bath over the Avon collapsed during the Centennial Agricultural Show, plunging a crowd of 100 to 200 excursionists into the river. Rescue boats worked as officials reported about sixty dead and many more missing as bodies were recovered.
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London
Bath
Avon
Weymouth
Great Western Railway
Papal honors to MacMahon and Count Larisch amid pilgrim news
The Pope awarded the Grand Cross of the Order of Pius IX to President MacMahon and Count Larisch, the envoy who greeted the Pontiff at his jubilee. He urged Polish pilgrims, led by Carl Ledochowski, to persevere through persecution with prayer, while a Grecian cabinet was announced with Canaris premier and ministerial posts outlined. General Reynolds at Yokohama reported gunboat rescue operations near Dampier Strait as Grant’s return from Washington looms.
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Holy Father
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G_eniral Reynolds
Yokohama
Alert
Dampier Straits
Grant Will
Custom House probes and Sweeney suit settled in New York
Collector Arthur testifies on old abuses and a plan to consolidate baggage checks while urging end to small fees and licensing brokers. The Sweeney case reached a settlement with James M. Sweeney's estate paying about $100,000. Oakey Hall may consider returning to birthland as Tweed’s release progresses. Miscellaneous items include wills, arrests, and notes on local events and figures.
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Peter B. Sweeney
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New York
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Miller
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Commission
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Pierrepoint
Brooklyn
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Russell
Sweeney
Westbrook
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Tweed
Fire Toll Rises Across Vermont and Canada in Night Blazes
Bellows Falls and Saxton's River report substantial losses from last night’s fire. W. Warner and Son lose building and stock with partial coverage. I. R. Warner's tenement damages. F G Betterfield bears heavy losses on building and furniture with limited insurance. Quebec fires devastate Saguenay region destroying about thirty houses and barns in St Louis and St Jerome. Providence Hopkinton mill owned by B F Chester burns with $2000 loss and no insurance. Total losses exceed $15,000 with several insured for partial coverage.
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Saxton’s River
Ss. W. Warner and Son
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I. R. Warner
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Benjimin Frost
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Seventeenth Annual Convention of United States Brewers Association
The Seventeenth Annual Convention of the United States Brewers Association opened in Milwaukee on June 6 with 215 delegates. President Reutter outlined reforms to expose adulteration, Honorary Presidents included Congressman Jones, Frederick Laner, and Henry Claussen. Louis Schade urged Revenue Law amendments to abolish brewer and bottling taxes. The session continues tomorrow.
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United States Brewers
Reutter
Congressman Jones
New Hampshire
Frederick Laner
Reading
Henry Claussen
New York
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Congress
Congressional Conference Report Adopts Appropriation Bill
The June 6 report of the Conference Committee to adjust differences between houses was adopted by the House. Senate action was expected tonight. A concurrent resolution declared the December 1875 election illegal and ordered a new election for R. B. Carpenter’s seat. The Senate also adopted the conference report on the Appropriation bill. The supply bill was amended to levy seven mills on the dollar for interest. The House passed a resolution to impeach Associate Justice J. J. Wright for drunkenness. Wright is suspended pending impeachment articles.
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Young Men's Christian Association Holds 22nd International Convention
The twenty second annual International Convention of the Young Men's Christian Association opened in Louisville Kentucky with Russell Sturgis of Boston presiding. Officers elected included President Joan V Farwell of Chicago and vice presidents Wilkie Ontario Jennings Pennsylvania Black Georgia Cheever Ohio McDonald New Jersey Armstrong Alabama Lipse Nebraska Fields Indiana Secretaries Horton Indiana Davis Alabama Chapin Iowa Palmer Arkansas Lewis Massachusetts. Farwell thanked the delegates and praised the favorable auspices of the gathering.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Ussell Sturgis
Boston
Joan V. Farwel
Chicago
Messrs Wilkie
Ontario
Jennings
Pennsylvania
Black
Georgia
Cheever
Ohio
McDonald
New Jersey
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Alabama
Lipse
Nebraska
Fields
Indiana
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Chapin
Iowa
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Arkansas
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Sturgis
Farwell
Ohio Greenbackers nominate ticket in Columbus
The State Greenback Convention in Columbus, with thirty delegates, adopted a platform arguing labor unemployment and industry paralysis due to cross legislation and national finance. They nominated a ticket led by Stephen Johnson for governor and John B. Powell as lieutenant governor, with several other positions filled by John Jenkins, Charles E. Bonsall, Marshall O. Wagner, Jacob Riblett, and J. Logan.
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Greenback
National Independent Party
Cooper
Cary
Stephen Johnson
John B. Powell
John Jenkins
Supreme Court
Charles E. Bonsall
Marshall O. Wagner
Board of Public Works
Jacob Riblett
J. Logan
End of a Strike In Pennsylvania Railroad Freight Division
New York June 6 Laborers in the freight department of the Pennsylvania Railroad ended their walkout after a committee sought guidance from local merchants who urged a prompt return. A morning meeting approved resuming work at a compromise rate of 14 cents per hour and workers returned to duties immediately.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Not Promoted so Much by Patriot ism as Prospective Profits
Special despatch from Washington notes claims of executive economy misuse by Secretary Sherman including a private engraving cost of 300 dollars and nepotism via a Higgins transfer to the New York Custom House. The piece questions motives behind funding Army payrolls and hints at Banks possibly being offered a foreign mission or a bid for Garfield to run for Speaker, with Hayes shaping men.
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Washington
John Sherman
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
John
Treasury Department
Office of the Register of the Treasury
New York Custom House
Higgins
Treasury
Sugar Refiner Drawbacks Target Polarization Test Change
A Treasury Department movement seeks to cut drawbacks on refined sugars and replace the Dutch color standard with polarization testing. The aim is to curb fraud and bias in grading, tying duties to saccharine content, and to curb Canadian competition while a Boston led inquiry unfolds.
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Butler taunts and McVeagh fires back in letter row
Philadelphia June 6. Wayne McVeagh replies to General Butler denouncing four alleged falsehoods and saying Butler has harmed his own reputation. McVeagh claims to have exposed Butler on the National pillory and warns he will not deny future fabrications. He asserts the public has judged Butler as a political leper and closes without further comment.
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Wayne McVeagh
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B. F. Butler
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Bostons Defeat Indianapolis Club At South End Grounds
In rainy weather the Bostons beat the Indianapolis Club 5 to 1 at the South End grounds. White and Nolan pitched well as O Rourke made a fine running catch and Houtz somersaulted for a catch. Final score 5-1 with the Bostons earning three runs in the seventh. Other scores noted from Syracuse, Providence, Milwaukee, and Lowell.
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R.ib
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Directors elected as rail leaders in three lines
Albany June 6 selection of NY Central and Hudson River Railroad directors includes William H Vanderbilt Cornelius Vanderbilt and James M Marvin among others. Chicago Rock Island and Pacific directors re elected plus two new faces F L Ames and Benjamin Brewster. Canada Southern Railway votes W H Vanderbilt W K Vanderbilt and others with W H Vanderbilt named president. Passenger rates lowered to Philadelphia and Baltimore but details incomplete.
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New York Central and Hudson River Railroad
William H. Vanderbilt
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
William K. Vanderbilt
Fred. W. Vanderbilt
Augustus Schell
Samuel F. Barger
Joseph Harker
Chauncey M. Depew
John E. Burrell
New
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W. L. Scott
Jay Sould
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David Dows
Hugh Riddle
R. P. Fowler
F. L. Ames
Benjamin Brewster
St. Thomas
Ont
Canada Southern Railway
W.H. Vanderbilt
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E. D. Worcester
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Adam Crooks
W. H. Vanderbilt
Ross Defeats Plaisted in Easy St. John Rowing Victory
In St John New Brunswick on June 6 Ross Rowe wins a clear race over Plaisted after a contested start and a foul call. Plaisted led early but Ross finished with an easy two length margin while Plaisted showed exhaustion.
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Injunction Granted in Vermont Scale Case
Judge Wheeler issued a broad injunction on a Brandon Manufacturing Company motion restraining Prime Meacham Luce from prosecuting suits against Priest Page Co and barring notices intended to protect the Brandon scale business. The ruling halts the Boston firm from pursuing other actions and stops circulation of notices that promote the company’s products nationwide.
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Train wreck gang captured near Richland
The St Louis and San Francisco Railroad reports four suspects arrested after a night train was derailed near Wooden station last Saturday. Oliver, arrested Monday, confessed and named George Gibson Allen Greenstreet and James Long, all under guard at Richland. Four more co‑conspirators remain at large. an ex convict allegedly led the plot to derail and rob passengers. Detectives pursue the rest of the gang, all residents of near Richland.
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Richland
Medical Association Delays Address on President's Report
Chicago on June 6 the American Medical Association debated the President's annual address report and tabled it for further statements. Dr E R Squibb outlined pharmacopeia revisions aiming to improve rather than abolish the method, postponing dispensatory issues. Dr P G Robinson of Missouri spoke on practical medicine and Dr J P White of Buffalo presented obstetrics findings.
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Train wreck on Hocking Valley line shocks Sugar Grove to Millville
A morning train on the Hocking Valley Railroad between Sugar Grove and Millville ran on an unsound track that collapsed into the river, wrecking the locomotive and cars. James Killburn of Columbus suffered a broken leg. Mail agent Minton, Civil Engineer Effinger, and Engineer Robinson were lightly injured.
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scattered 19th century dispatches from the era
A plate of brief notices covers storms in Haiti Jamaica and Pennsylvania, a Cuba tobacco import decree, Russian emigration figures, a Scranton homicide, a Belle Creek waterspout, Easton tornado damage, a Baltimore county rock blast fatality, a Philadelphia rain event, Rhode Island Governor’s daughter charity work, Shoshone relief delays, and a Chicago man’s Swiss mission refusal.
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G. Braser
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John Riley
Thomas Fahey
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Albert G. Green
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Maine News Highlights From Hallowell to Bowdoin Commencement
Mrs Akaira Dummer of Hallowell donated 85000 to Maine General Hospital in Portland. A 12 year old inquiry about a husband’s land sale resurfaced. Portland Light Infantry marked 74th anniversary with a trip to East Baldwin. Ban gor Theological Seminary held graduation exercises at Rev. Dr Fight's church. Bowdoin College announces commencement week events July 8-13 including speeches, prize declamation, class day, and musical performances.
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Manchester Noted Crimes and Civic Disappointment Messaged
Valuation of Concord set at 9 244 428 with a tax rate of 145 per 100. Manchester expresses dismay over city council funding for railroad extension. Charles Corry, ringleader of a Manchester burglary gang, arrested. Tilton arraigned, pleads guilty on five counts, bound over to 1900 Supreme Court, other charges pending. A East Colby Brook child, five, severely injured by a ram after mother hit it with a hammer. New Hampshire Conference Seminary schedule lists musical rehearsal, examinations, ovation by Kellogg, trustees meeting, senior address by Wendell Phillips, alumni reunion, and commencement with a levee.
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Vermont News Sweep From A.D. 19th Century Briefs
The Vermont Savings Bank cuts loan rates to six percent. Sumner Warner of Burton loses a large nearly new barn to fire, cause unknown. St Albans beef market notes steady prices from 15 to 18 cents, selections at 20. John L Marshall of Evansville injured by falling stone in quarry. Barton Catholics buy the white Congregational church for worship. Hon. E J Phelps to Burlington for health walking trip in the mountains. Lightning rod craze spreads among farmers with $1500 paid to New York pros. Barton Landing launches first issue Barton Landing Advance, credit to publisher. Brattleboro leads in Vermont Centennial fundraising with $1000 apportioned, $1500 raised plus $500 for music. Charles H Potter pardoned after serving ten years for 1865 murder of Mrs Griswold. linked to 1869 case by John Ward confession. Burlington University Commencement program outlined with Baccalaureate, alumni address, poems, and medical and other addresses. events June 24 onward.
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Alumni reunion in Dudley and town news
The notice lists the Nichols Academy alumni reunion set for Friday June 22 in Dudley. It also covers clergy appointments, anniversaries, local infra plans, suicides and rescues, school commencements, and various civic notes across Massachusetts including Worcester, Fitchburg, Leominster, Fall River, and Amherst.
Fires, arrests and a grim Ansonia accident in Hartford
A group of young men were arrested in East Hartford on suspicion of arson as fires plagued the town for two years. Frank Carlin led to the arrest of Henry E. Childs and Augustus Roberts plus Frank E. Carroll. hearings pending. The piece also notes New Haven dog slaughter protests, a fatal accident to a boy named Pope at Osborne and Cheeseman's, and a lighthearted outdoor scene of Mr. Pliny Jewell feeding wildlife on his Hartford lake where fish turtles frogs and pigeons gather for crackers.
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Reform Clubs State Convention Opens in Dexter Maine
The State Convention of the Reform Clubs met in Dexter. John Benson Jr of Auburn was elected President and William Harrison of Dexter Secretary. Delegates represented about fifty clubs with reports from 121 clubs totaling 17,148 members. The convention continues tomorrow.
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Postponed Hudson Park races amid rain delays
In Poughkfepsie New York the Hudson Park events were postponed to tomorrow due to rainfall. Cincinnati reports fine weather but a heavy track from prior rain, with favorites upset in all races. Edinburgh won the mile dash in 1.56 with Trelie Brent second and Victress third. Mile heats saw Bill Boss prevail in 1.544 and 1.55, Gorham second first heat, Pinkerton third. Miller's Phaeton colt placed second in heat two with Pinkerton third and Gorham fourth. Selling race over 1.5 miles won by Bill Landers at 95 pounds, Vietress second, War Jig third, Port Leonard fourth, Dugeon distanced, time 2.59.
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