First Brigade Held in Favor by Commander in Chief at Camp
SouTH FRAMINGHAM June 10 Special to the Post The First Brigade receives the Commander in Chief for another night of camp life. Strength drops from 2500 to 2776, with 12 officers and 167 enlisted in units including First and Second Regiments, Sixth Regiment, Light Artillery, and Ambulance Corps. A flag of truce is received, athletic events proceed, and a flag-spotting parade with mortars marks a busy, well balanced day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Dalton
Bridges
Beacon Hill
P. J. Finneran
First Infantry
Boston Athletic Association
W. H. Allison
Second Infantry
P. J. Hanson
W. W. Kellett
Hart
Second Corps of Cadets
Hedges
Hartshorn
Verry
Leonard
Old Thirteenth Regiment
Worcester
Horace T. Rockwell
Hriday
Brockton
Mace Gay
Salem
Jean Missud
Myles Standish
Styles and Formats Across Nine Item Styles
The note catalogs styles numbered 1 through 12, grouping them into three sets. It lists stylistic patterns for headings and summaries, indicating variations in emphasis and structure across the styles.
Jury report cites limited indictments in Hunt lynching case
Wartta Wartta Wash June 10 The grand jury investigating the April 25 lynching of A J Hunt by Fourth United States Cavalry soldiers reports true bills against seven enlisted men while faulting insufficient evidence against other soldiers. It criticizes Colonel Compton for not anticipating attack, blames sheriff for surprise, and urges exchanging Fort Walla Walla troops amid strained relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartta
Wash
A. J. Hunt
Superior Court
Fourth United States Cavalry
Compton
Hunt
Fort Walla Walla
The Majestic's Fast Passage to New York
The Majestic arrived after a rapid voyage from Daunt's Rock on June 3 at 2 35 PM, reaching Sandy Hook lightship today at 7 55 AM. The 2860 mile trip took 6 days 22 hours 70 minutes, about 5 days 18 hours 500 minutes by the shorter 2780 mile route, potentially breaking the record by 15 minutes. For four days the steamer averaged 600 miles daily, about 20% knots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Spectac
Majestic
Daunt’s Rock
Sandy Hook
Baring Brothers Liquidators Report Balance Sheet
The London balance sheet of the Baring Brothers liquidators shows liabilities of £7,000,000 and assets of £8,750,000. The figures reflect the financial position as of June 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baring Brothers
London
Postal service modernization eyed by Wanamaker plan
Washington June 10. Postmaster General Wanamaker backs a St Louis plan to speed mail via streetcar linked postal cars. The scheme would create many sub stations on car lines, cut handling time, and could save tens of thousands yearly. Directors see cost under 1500 per car annually with quick delivery for business patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washincton
Berlin
Harlow
St. Louis
Transatlantic and Coastal Vessel Listings June 10 Observed
Maritime traffic shows numerous ships at ports including Boston Baltimore Newport News New York Queenstown and Liverpool with routes from London Hamburg Halifax Glasgow Montreal and Bremen. Notes mention arrivals from Liverpool and New York with several ships proceeding to Amsterdam Liverpool Hamburg Montreal and Montreal Landing points include Lahn Teutonic Teutonic and others with mixed Atlantic and coastal passages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Michigan
Liverpool
British Limptre
London
Baumwell
Hamburg
Antvrerp
Halifax
Virginian
Baltimore
Nova Scotia
Newport News
Dunedin
Cienfuegos
New York
Pomeranian
Glasgow
Majestic
Southampton
Spree
Bremen
Queenstown
Gallia
Runie
Rotterdam
Teutonic
Antwerp
de Ruyter
Alt Montreal
Vancouver
Lahn
Father Point
Lake Huron
Montreal
Steamship movements and crews listed in Bangor notices
New York June 10 lists steamers sailing to Amsterdam Antwerp Bremen and London with destinations including Port-au-Prince Havana Shanghai and Liverpool. Crews and ships named include City of Columbia Alsatia Kosse Leary Jersey City and Neptune among others. Bangor notices report travelers and cargo interests with Western and Atlantic ports and a reference to local names such as George Gle Ferguson and Maggie Mulvey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Zaandai
Armsterdam
Sif
Cape Haytien
City of Columbus
Yarmouth
Marshall Perrin
Ellen Morrison
Tanger
Cassie F Bronson
Portland
K Merriam
Windsor
James Arthur
Wallace
Wascano
Hillaboro
Nile
Nellie Bruce
Rob & Harry
St John
Charlee MacDonald
Wildfire
Rockland
Didam
Amsterdam
Rhynland
Nederland
Antwerp
Sisrilliant
Geentemunde
Ibe
Bremen
Europe
London
Cit
Britannic
Bothnia
Liverpool
Ror
Shanghai
Athos
Port-au-l’rince
Seneca
Colon
Saratowa
Habana
Havana
Shanan
Aracoa
Cottage City
Goodwin
McLeared
City of Columbia
Allen
Alsatia
Woodhouse
Columbia
Vogelaang
Hamburg
Kosse
Leary
Jersey City
Sendell
Bristol
Neptune
Fraser
Montego Bay
State of Georgia
Dall
Glasgow
Manuel Liaguna
Smalley
San Francisco
Tkevery
Davison
Bangor
Government plans close season for seals in Herning Sea
The government moves to enforce a close season in Hehr ing Sea this year and may deploy naval vessels alongside revenue cutters. Four Mare Island ships are ready: Thetis, Marion, Mohican, and Alert, with varying armament. British warships are scarce near Esquimalt, and Paunceforte proposed a British agent on Seal Islands, which the President denied, citing bad faith concerns yet allowing access for inspection. The agreement costs the U.S. over half a million dollars in lost revenue and harms the Commercial Company while poachers allegedly increase skins and kill mother seals at sea.
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Hehring Sea
Mare Island
Cal
Thetis
Marion
Alert
Alaskan
Esquimalt
Chile
Pauncefore
Seal Islands
United States
Appointments Form Court of Private Land Claims leaders
The President announced the selection of five associate justices and two officers for the Court of Private Land Claims. Leonard W. Colby will be Assistant Attorney General, Joseph R. Reed named Chief Justice, with Wilbur F. Stone Henry Sluss Thomas Fuller and William W Murray as Associate Justices. Reed, a Council Bluffs resident, has Civil War service and previous Congressional election experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray
Huntington
Tenn
United States
Tennessee
Sluss
Kansas
District Court
Wichita
Brewer
Supreme Court
Colonel Fuller
North Carolina
Judge Stone
Colorado
Raleigh
Supreme Court of
Lhe
Denver
Miller
M. C. Reynolds
St. Louis
Republicaneague
President declines early acceptance to Raleigh Southern Exposition invite
A 75 member Southern delegation led by Senator Ransom visited the President this morning to invite him to the Raleigh Southern Exposition in October. He said busy times with his congressional message prevent a definite acceptance, but would consider attending if public business allows. The group presented a pine book holding cotton, tobacco and mica samples with the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Ransom
Raleigh
Congress
North Carolina
Importation Of Adulterated Food Prohibited Ports Listed
The Treasury Department issued a circular to customs officers enforcing the act of August 30 1890 prohibiting importation of adulterated food and drink. It names the ports where neat cattle sheep and other ruminants may be imported into the United States including Boston Portland New York Baltimore Vanceboro Moosehead none etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
United States
Boston
Mass
Portland
New York
N. Y
Baltimore
Vanceboro
Houston, Me
St. Albans
Island Pond
Newport
Rouses Point
N. We
Ogdensburg
N.Y
Morristown
Cape Vincent
Buffalo
Suspension Bridge
Charlotte
N. Bre
Detroit
Mich
Port Huron
Superintendent Meredith under fire in Knights of Labor probe
Secretary Foster stated the investigation into charges against Bureau of Engraving and Printing head Meredith was largely ex parte and limited in effort by the Knights of Labor. He noted inks were reported best quality and that broader disciplinary issues remain under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith
Foster
Knights of Labor
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Bureau
Treasury Committee
Tau
Knights
Five Young Ministers Expelled by Synod Vote
In Pittspurg Penn June 10 the Reformed Presbyterian church expelled five of six young ministers after trials. The verdict cited scandal libel and following divisive courses for backing franchise rights at a city meeting. Names include E M Milligan J R J Milligan W H Reed W L C Samson J C Milligan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. C. Samson
J. C. K. Milligan
A. W. McClurkin
K. B. Burnett
Leresy
United Presbyterian Church
Street Car Strike Explodes Into Violence at Grand Rapids
A 200 person mob gathered at Sweet street cable station in Grand Rapids Michigan. At 3 am police arrived and a pitched battle followed with revolvers firing and bricks thrown. Thirteen arrested. one fatally injured and others wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Ramps
Mich
Sweet Street
Pungwe River Trouble Over
Mozambican despatch reports the Portuguese Governor General and Admiral Nicholson have amicably settled the dispute over the Pungwe River navigation. Portugal claimed the waters were not open to Britain, but both sides reached an agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mozambique
Portugal
Nicholson
A More Successful Suit Takes An American Bride
Sir William Gordon Cumming married Miss Florence Josephine Garner at Holy Trinity Church Chelsea in a simple ceremony with few spectators. The bride, daughter of the late Commodore William Garner of New York, wore a plain dress and black straw hat. After the ceremony the couple met for a wedding breakfast at Lord Middleton's home and plan to reside at Altyre in Scotland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Thurlow
Lady Middleton
Mr. Walker
Holy Trinity
Lord Middleton
Sir William
London
Wallaton Hall Notts
Altyre
Tranby Croft
Miss Garner
Gordon
America
Lady Cumming
New York
William Garner
England
Lord Vernon
Gordon Cumming
Miss Lita
Are
Marquis de Bretreuil
Bradford Academy 88th Anniversary Graduation Held in Haverhill
The Bradford Academy in Haverhill marked its 88th anniversary with a packed hall of officials including Mayor Burnham and Rev. Dr. How. Twenty graduates received diplomas from President Dr. George Coggswell. prizes were awarded to Irene Cilyler and Annie Moore. An Ave Maria performance closed the ceremony.
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Haverhill
Bradford Academy
Burnham
Moses How
Messrs
E. C. Holman
W. W. Evarts
Samuel W. Duncan
J. W. Bixler
A. F. Bailey
George Coggswell
5. M. Downs
Miss Bent
Dr . How
Boston
Iano
Charles W. Huntington
Lowell
Bessie Parker
George Cogswell
Irene C.ilyler
Andover
Mary E. Brooks
Princeton
Nannie L. Brown
New London
Conv
Alice C. Gale
Grace E. Goodwin
Lexington
Mary H. Gregory
Marion E. Hesseltine
Melrose
Katie P. Horr
Mary E. Jeffras
Cincinnati
Nana N. Libbey
Annover
Almira D. Locke
Saco
Baccarat Case Sparks Press Storm Across London and Paris
London editorial pages condemn the jury and Lord Coleridge amid the baccarat scandal. The Times mocks the Prince of Wales for future conduct while the Telegraph lauds court dignity yet laments mishandling. Northampton Methodist speakers urge royal abdication over gambling. Paris paper Siecle questions future reign after the decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Baccarat
The
Chronicle
Lord Coleridge
Cumming
Prince of Wales
the Times
Telegraph
Northampton
Paris
Siecle
William Gordon Cumming
Ssiccle
Boy Rescued After River Crossing Amid Harsh Straits
In New Haven Conn, June 10, Captain Updyke and Frank Carter a young boy crossed the river at Birmingham when Carter fell overboard. Updyke grasped the boy as he sank and the boy held the captain by the ears in a death grip until ashore. Updyke suffered severe lacerations.
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New Haven
Conn
Updyke
Frank Carter
Birmingham
Carter
Arraignment of Spring Garden Bank Director on Fraud Conspiracy
Ephraim Young of the defunct Spring Garden Bank was arraigned in Philadelphia on charges of conspiring with Francis W. Kennedy to defraud Millward Chiff Cracker Co. Ex paration bail set at $20,000. Young bound over to the next court term, bondsman justified for the amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Pierce
North Dakota
China
Blair
New Hampshire
Japan
Treasury
Belling Eee
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Court of Private Land Claims
Harrison
Raleigh
Brockton
Walla Wallalyching
Ephraim Young
Spring Garden Bank
Philadelphia
Spring Garden National Bank
Francis W. Kennedy
Millward Chiff
Oung
Nation warms to White House romance as wedding nears
In New York a message spreads among charity workers and social leaders that the nation’s favored young woman, long adored by a President, is nearing the holiest crown of womanhood. As the impending marriage draws near, women share silent sympathy and public congratulations, promising to unite political differences in a shared celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murray Hill
United States
White House
Road in the Country two bills in equity claim Edison vs West End
Edison General Electric Company sues West End Road in equity outlining the claims. The filing presents two major issues of relief against the defendant, detailing contractual and property considerations central to the dispute. The document frames the legal questions and seeks court intervention to resolve ownership and remedy.
Edison and Sprague sue West End over rail patents in Boston
In U S Circuit Court District of Massachusetts on June 8 two equity suits were filed by Sprague Electric Railway and Edison General Electric against West End Street Railway of Boston, alleging long‑standing patent infringements from 1889. The cases cover Edison patents from 1883 and 1884 on underground rails guard wires and conductors, plus Sprague 1885 trolley and feed wire systems and multiple claims including main and working conductors, branch connections, and underground mains. The actions seek injunctions and compensation for past usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison General Electric Company of
New York
West End Street Railway Company of
Boston
United States Circuit Court
District of Massachusetts
West End Company
Sprague Electric Railway & Motor Company
Edison General Electric Company
Sprague Company
Edison
Thomas A. Edison
Inan Electric
Frank J. Sprague
North Adams
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Boys IN Blue
Governor Russell
Popelify. Co
John A. Macdonald
Ottawa
Willam Gordon-Cumming
Florence J. Garner
Russell
House
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Cape Cod Canal
Senate
South
Harvard
Rapid Transit Commission
Board of Aldermen
Stillman B. Allen
Frank Murphy
William Creedan
Woods Hall
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Hetherston Importing Co
N. W. Stiles
Loylaton
Church Sta
Geo. Burwell
Boylston St
Lark
F. A. Martin
Washington S T
A. P. Gilson
Tremont St
Otto von der Heyde
Meridian At
Eaat Boston & Webster & Co
Warren
Deane
LIFE
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G. W. Simmons & CO
Oak Hall
North St
Walla Walla
the Majestic
Collec
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Behring Sea
Gilbert A. Pierce
Minneapolis Tribune
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Synod of
Reformed Presbyterian Church
Grand Rapida
Sir William Gordon Cumming
Ford, F. French & GO
Sudbury Street
West End Road
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