Rival eyes Joyce's bid to return to Congress
The Rutland and Burlington Review notes rivals sizing up little Joyce's chances to return to Congress. It laments Green Mountain neighbors disrespecting a saint. Zola's book sells in Philadelphia as Progress editor denounces it after claiming to read it. Illinois straw shows Mr Craig, a Democrat and anti prohibitionist, winning the fifth judicial district by about 4000 over McCulloch. The district gave Garfield a similar margin over Hancock in 1880.
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Arthur and the stalwart question in the treasury debate
The New York Commercial Advertiser argues about President Arthur and party faction lines. It claims only 16 removals occurred since he became president and urges publishing a full list of appointments to split stalwarts from half-breeds in separate columns.
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Morning and Evening Dailies Split on Cameron’s Campaign
A survey of Philadelphia papers shows morning dailies The Times Press North American Inquirer Ledger largely oppose Cameron while the telegraph Star push Cameron hard. Evening papers mostly oppose with News and Bulletin limited support. The Record Chronicle and other Democratic papers also oppose, signaling tough roads ahead for the boss.
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Republican hopes rise after Wilmington victory in Delaware
The piece argues Republicans gained a Wilmington win tainted by past Democratic corruption. It notes a narrow Republican win, warns of Republican control depending on patronage, and predicts Democrats must reform to avoid defeat statewide. It frames Wilmington as a cautionary tale for forthcoming fall elections.
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Lobbyists blamed for whiskey ring amid political pressure
Washington notes reveal two Washington lobbyists offered services to committee members of distillers as part of the whiskey ring crisis. A New York congressman is shielded to avoid embarrassment, while Atherton and others resist exposing names. A separate report praises the agriculture commissioner for practical, risk-aware sorghum sugar research and a strengthened departmental structure.
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Riots in Alexandria and Maine political notes
Riots erupted in Alexandria with native and European clashes. several killed or wounded, shops sacked, police passive until military dispersed rioters. A British consul wounded and an engineer on a British warship killed. In Maine, the Republican state convention in Portland ages discussing nominations with multiple candidates and rivalries among Widgery Thomas Jr. and Frederick Robie, plus potential dark horses.
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Fire incidents report at boarding house and factory
Alarm at 1 10 a m Sunday from box 54 exposed a kerosene lamp fire in Mrs Osborn s boarding house 3814 Harrison avenue started by intoxicated boarder Hugh Morrison This is the second such blaze by the man No damage reported Fire crews also tackled a Pearl Street basement blaze at No 126 Pear street occupied by National Sewing Machine Co Caused by spontaneous combustion in oily waste No damage Another Hartford report notes a White Corbin Co envelope works fire at Rockville destroying upper stories and roof with heavy water damage Loss about 100 000 insured 59 000 through mutuals
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Parkhurst replies to Dickinson on Stormont mine trustees
Parkhurst questions how current Stormont officers were elected and accuses management of self‑appointment or coercion by Clark and Bothwell. He urges mortgage or sale to cover a $47,000 debt, argues for new managers, and notes North Adams and Amherst stockholders back his plan with rapid 2 percent assessments coming in.
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False river break story and other local notices
Superintendent Hayward dismisses rumors of a river breach at Faneuil Hall and Sullivan mine. A body found in Turner pond is likely an unidentified man, with Leavitt presumed missing from Turner. Mrs. Gray is jailed at Rockland for keeping a house of ill fame. Steamship collision injures Mrs. Parritt near Bath. ex Mayor Wiggin reportedly blackmailed. New quarters open at 608 Washington street near first brigade HQ. Captain election in company C set for Thursday. Various regimental reunions and drills announced for June and July. Soldiers’ Home improvements near $120,000. 150 beds planned.
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Portsmouth fish receipts and Dover child tragedy report
Fresh fish receipts at Portsmouth for the week ending June 10 totaled 260 pounds with lobsters reaching 8 500 pounds. A three day old male child's body was found in Dover’s Cocheco river after noon Sunday, head crushed and one cheek cut, police investigating as the body is not identified.
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Bear trapped by steel trap found in Victory woods
Farmers report heavy seed damage from the rainy season with corn and other seed needing replanting. While surveying Victory woods, men found an old bear entangled by a steel trap and unable to escape. the bear was disposed of.
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Missing postmaster raises alarm at Ayer
Reports say Ayer postmaster A Buck is missing amid suspected account deficiencies. Other items note Maria Lawton alias Lena Murray arrested in Fall River for larceny, a Colt pistol killed in Shrewsbury, and several local fatalities and injuries. He Leaves a family. The baccalaureate sermon at Andover Theological Seminary drew a full house as Prof J W Churchill delivered a sermon on II Corinthians.
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Fatal Stair Fall Claims Providence Man
Matthew O Rourke aged 60 fell on stairs in Providence Saturday afternoon breaking his neck and dying instantly. In Providence court a grand jury indicted Henry Bush for murdering Isabella Haile at Lindsey Laven on May 31. Bush arraigned pleaded guilty and sentenced to life in state prison. Frank R Gladding national bank of North Americas bookkeeper has been missing since last Thursday suspected to have wandered off or taken his own life. He was described as quiet and exemplary.
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Memorial Demonstration Honoring the Great Italian Resident
A memorial demonstration is organized by his countrymen in the United States to honor a prominent Italian resident. Participants gather to pay tribute and celebrate his contributions to the community.
Sunday School Anniversary in Somerville and Town Notices
The 40th anniversary of the First Congregational church Sunday school drew full crowds with fine floral decor and a program led by Pastor Henry H. Barber and others. Reports show cash on hand 56 74, receipts 946 54, attendance 243, and five members attending every session. Also Sunday activities across Flint Street Methodist and other local churches highlighted children's sermons, concerts, and flower-themed services.
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Sunday School Exercises at Clarendon Street Church
The Sunday evening program in the Clarendon Street Baptist Church featured children's exercises at 7:30 led by the Sunday school superintendent. Three choirs performed with a floral display framing the desk, and Rev. A J Gordon D D delivered the address after singing and responsive readings.
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Interesting Exercises at Unitarian Church on Harrison Square
Detailing a local event at the Unitarian Church, the exercise program scheduled near Harrison Square appears to offer groups and individuals a chance to participate in routine fitness activities and community gatherings.
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Barnum and Bailey Arrive in Town With Giant Show
The Barnum Bailey Hutchinsons Great Show on Earth arrived by three special trains and drew a huge crowd at the Coliseum grounds. Over 300 workers unloaded tents and equipment while Jumbo the elephant was kept out of sight until evening. The caravan stays ten days with two performances daily, routing through Huntington avenue and several city streets before returning to the Coliseum.
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