Plea for Photographs of Mr Henry L Morey
A reader offers rewards for an authentic image of Henry L Morey and for locating him. The writer suggests granting Cook and Gibson free rein to pursue Morey and asks the President to authorize such action.
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Henry L. Morey
Morey
Cook
Gibson
Retiring Maj Stevens Heads Ancient and Honorable Artillery Farewell
Maj Stevens, retiring commander of the Ancient and Honorable Artillery, delivered a graceful farewell as his corps flourished under his leadership. He leaves a respected record of credit to himself and courtesy to members, with a new commander starting a probationary year.
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Samuel Hichborn
George P. May
John H. Peak
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George H. Allen
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Thomas Restieaux
Augustus P. Martin
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Das. A. Fox
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Bal ance Sheet of the World Statistics 1870 to 1880
Mr. Michael G. Mulhall presents percentages of population growth and sector gains from 1870 to 1880 including agriculture 8.54 percent, manufactures 18.60 percent, commerce 38.29 percent, mining 47.06 percent, and public wealth 10.57 percent. He notes increases across earning of nations taxes and public debt while omitting sin and its modest opponent.
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Michael G. Mulhall
Coldstream Guards and the lash of Ireland orders
The article portrays English soldiers as gallant in esprit and duty, but condemns orders forcing the Coldstream Guards to cast old women and their possessions into the roads in Ireland. It argues Hagland has shifted from glory to bootless tyranny against a defenseless population.
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Thomas Nulty
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Times
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Bank Bond Theft Reveals Gorham Involvement In Erie County
Erie County Savings Bank, Buffalo, reports a robbery of bonds totaling about 99 000 to 100 000. Prominent lawyer George Gorham had deposited bonds worth 106 000. after coupons were cut, they disappeared from the cashier’s desk. A Baltimore attorney’s letter hinted at a ransom, 50 000 demanded, with recovery efforts ongoing.
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George Gorham
Gorham
Lee
William H. Whyte
Baltimore
United States Treasury
Mr. Gorham
Col. Byrne
Byrne
Whyte
Dartmouth College announces 1909 commencement schedule
Hanover June 6 Dartmouth College releases the week long program for commencement events from June 26 to June 30. Activities include baccalaureate by President Bartlet on Sunday, prize speaking, admissions exams, Agricultural and Chandler Scientific College graduations, Phi Beta Kappa meeting and oration, alumni gatherings, concert, president’s reception, and final exercises.
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Blaisdell
E. Humphrey-Alien
Schuvert Quartette
Boston
Fire Hits Homes and Industry Across Several States
GARDINER Charles H Davis of Sidney loses dwelling and two barns with contents in a fire caused by a kerosene lamp. Wm Bean of Coombs Mills also suffers house and outbuildings destroyed with $700 loss. Nancy J Goodwin of Waterford reports farm buildings burned at $1,000 loss. Grove distillery in Peoria owned by oer Bros burns. Henry Browneck killed, Pat Keeley badly burned, total loss about $150,000. Niagara Refining Co building near Buffalo destroyed with 1,000 barrels of oil lost, $25,068 damage.
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Charles H. Davis
Sidney
Wm. Bean
Coombs Mills
Norway
Nancy J. Goodwin
Waterford
Peoria
Ill
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Oer Bros
Henry Browneck
Pat Keeley
Buffalo
N. Y
Niagara
Postmaster General James Denies Yale Lock Suit Claim
In federal court the Yale Lock Manufacturing Company sues over patent locks used in post offices. The Postmaster General asserts the United States or its agents, not he, is liable for damages and that income from the locks went to the government. He contends the letters patent are invalid and the company has not proven injury.
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New England Conference of Christian Churches Opens in West Randolph
The New England conference of Christian churches meets in West Randolph Vermont tomorrow at 9 o clock for an annual session. Leading members and ministers from various denominations have arrived and the convention is expected to be well attended. The day features prayer and conference, business sessions, and preaching in the afternoon and evening. The session closes Thursday morning with the eastern Vermont Christian churches convention beginning a three day session.
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Sitting Bull Arrives With Forty Lodges at Queappele
A Fort Walsh courier confirms Sitting Bull has reached Queappele with forty lodges. He plans to seek a Canadian reservation and hopes his children may live with whites and sleep in peace. He laments his 16-year old daughter was stolen by her lover to the American side.
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Winnipeg
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Senate Opens Session with Committees Named in Concord
ConcorD New Hampshire June 6 The Senate convened at 4 PM and the president announced the committees with chairmen listed including Senator Gilman for Judiciary and others.
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