Emperor’s Mind Active as Artificial Feeding Prolongs Life
Porspam June 13 report notes Emperor remains mentally alert and plans work despite illness. Doctors use a tube for cream and whiskey nourishment after a local disease affects the esophagus, with a tampon canula connecting larynx and esophagus. King of Sweden visited. telephone service between Potsdam and Berlin halted.
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Charlottenburg
Risin
Bardeleben
Potsdam
Berlin
General Sheridan In Favourable Condition Reports
Latest bulletins from Washington report General Sheridan sleeping naturally most of the day. Pulse 100 to 106, respiration steadier, nourishment sufficient, no cough annoyance. June 14 12 30 a m says he continues to improve and aides expect a good night for the sick man. He has slept most of the time since the 9 o'clock bulletin and coughs but little.
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Washington
Sheridan
Blaine letter denial fuels 1888 nomination rumors
June reports from Pirrspurc to Chicago claim Blaine sent no condition on accepting the presidency and opposed using his name. Jones, Blaine aide, says no new letter exists. Blaine favors Sherman in view of a GOP ticket. Pittsburgh Leader scoffs at Sherman successor talk amid Florence letter chatter.
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Penn
Leader
F. Jones
Republican National Committee
Chicago
James G. Blaine
Blaine
John Sherman
Ohio
Republican Party
Sherman
Wasu Hindon
Sprcrat
Pittsburg
Grant
Garfield
Porttaxp
Sprcran
Florence
Jones
Weather Warming and Fair, Mixed Crime Note
Warmer fair weather described with no precipitation. An unsuccessful break in occurred at the wholesale furnishing goods store of Cleveland Brown and Co at No L Otis Street, indicating minor local crime activity. The reference to Page 8 suggests continued coverage elsewhere.
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Weather forecast for New England and eastern New York
Washington reports a 24 hour forecast starting June 14 at 7 am with light to fresh southerly winds. Expect warmer fair weather followed by light rains in New England and eastern New York.
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New England
New York
Episcopalians Convene Admit Pawtucket and Auburn Churches
Providence June 13 The diocesan convention admitted a Pawtucket church and an Auburn church to membership and voted to meet next year in All Saints Memorial Church. John W. Angell was reelected treasurer and Rev. S. H. Webb registrar. Committees were named and the divorce subject referred to a special committee for report next session. The canons matter was postponed with adjournment sine die.
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Auburn
All Saints’ Memorial Church
John W. Angell
S. H. Webb
Missionary Enrollment Fund
Church Building Fund
Henry Bassett
General Assembly
Bishop
Clark
W.N. Rosey
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E. S. Babbitt
C. B. Farnsworth
Intercolonial conference urges imperial treaty on Chinese immigration
The New South Wales inter colonial conference met on June 13 and passed a resolution to appeal to the imperial government for a China immigration treaty akin to the U S agreement. They also resolved to abolish the Chinese poll tax and repeal the tonnage tax on vessels bringing Chinese to the colonies if such a treaty is concluded, while restricting travel between colonies to passport holders.
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Syongy
Intercolonial Conference On
United States
China
Army officers reassigned after duty changes and leave
Washington June 13 Captain Julius E Quentin Fourteen Infantry found incapacitated by a retiring board is ordered to report home and letter to the adjutant general First Lieutenant James Parker Fourth Cavalry granted one month leave Second Lieutenant James A Cole Sixth Cavalry assigned as professor at University of Wisconsin relieving Luigi Lomia First Artillery and A C Sharp Twenty second Infantry relieved from duty at Wooster Ohio ordered to return by July 1
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Julius E. Quentin
James Parker
Fourth Cavalry
James A. Cole
Sixth Cavalry
Universit of Wisconsin
Luigi Lomia
A.C. Sharp
Twenty-second Infantry
University O
Comfort and Coolness With English Serge Suit Sale
A hot city day finds comfort in proper attire. The ad touts an imported English Serge Suit for comfort coolness neatness and economy, promising superior market value and urging purchase.
Gentleman’s suit selection and low prices advertised
A clothing ad touts a gentlemen’s suit as a staple with no complaints from buyers. It lists thin Flannels, Bur lingtons, Middlesex, Assabets, Slaters, and other suits at low rates. Over a hundred cassimere varieties are offered including Sawyer Woollen Co. Suits at 9.87 and Edward Harris Suits at 11.87, urging shoppers to review before summer purchases.
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Middlesex
Assabets
Slaters
Cassimeres
Sawyer Woollen Co
Edward Harris
Tarine moth bags for packing furs and woollens
G. W. Simmons & Co announces bulk sale of tarine moth bags at 25 85 and 50 cents each by size. Boston address 82 to 44 North Street.
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Boston
Beaver Brook Station Damaged-Slight Fire at Watertown- Elsewhere
Fire departments rushed to multiple blazes including the Beaver Brook station on the Fitchburg railroad in Watertown and the Harvard Mills picker room. Minor damage reported at Beaver Brook. Harvard Mills damage about 150 dollars.
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Watertown
Waltham
Spreerau
Fitchburg
Harvard Mills
Union Market
Brooklyn
N. Y
Myrtle Avenue
New BroptForp
Mass
Carr’s
Stonewall Jackson Monument Unveiled in Fredericksburg
The Stonewall Jackson memory monument was unveiled in Fredericksburg Virginia today with ceremonies. Governor Lee gave a brief address and Senator Daniel delivered the main oration before a large crowd from across the state.
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Stonewall Jackson
Fredericksburg
Lee
Daniel
How Jay Gould Is Feeling
Winfield Kansas June 13 Jay Gould and party were driven about the city today. Gould appeared in good spirits and fair health, laughing at stories of serious illness. Dr Munn his family physician said the only ailment is slight nervous mood and need of rest. He told a reporter I am feeling pres ene erie...
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Winfield
Kan
Gould
Munn
Hat Ad Claims Jor pAN Marsh Co. Style
An old advertisement touts a hat called “Our Dersy” priced at 175 dollars, sold exclusively by Jor pAN, Marsh & Co., described as the most stylish gentleman's hat ever manufactured.
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Jorpan, Marsh & Co
Blaine Carnegie Party Arrives in Lincoln for Stopover
The Blaine Carnegie party reached Lincoln this afternoon and are lodged at the Saracen's Head. Blaine, in splendid health, ignores newspapers and letters. He showed no interest in the Times cablegram about Irish World's nomination demands. Tomorrow's run will head to Doncaster, about forty miles. The party plans to attend service at Durham Cathedral on Sunday.
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Blaine-Carnegie
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Times
Doncaster
Durham Cathedral
Parnell Hosts London Dinner Honoring Irish Colleagues Abroad
In London on June 13 Mr Parnell held a dinner for colleagues recently jailed in Ireland. OBrien was absent. Parnell praised allies for effectively breaking the back of the coercion act. Balfour criticized for leniency toward imprisoned Irish MPs. Dillon praised the papal rescript and Irelands Catholic loyalty, while Parnell toasted America and Australia, asserting American solidarity with Ireland.
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King Humbert honors Gladstone at university ceremony
General foreign notes from Boroana and London report King Humbert presiding at university degree conferral with applause for Gladstone. Notables receiving degrees include Mommsen Burley Lowell Spencer and Renan among others.
Montgom ery Light Guards Visit Hartford and Banquet
The Montgomery Light Guards Veteran Association of Boston visited Hartford, toured sites, and paraded with the Hillyer Guard. They attended a banquet at Allyn Hall with toast master Alderman McGovern, Mayor Root welcomed, and many toasts honored the Old Flag, U S, state leaders, and local groups. The evening featured a promenade concert and a reception, before plans to depart for Brooklyn to attend the Putnam statue unveiling.
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Boston Pilot
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Putnam
Congregational Conference Opens in Pawtucket Rhode Island
The Congregational conference in Pawtucket Rhode Island opened with the state of religion report accepted. Woonsocket chosen for autumn meeting. Rhode Island Home Missionary Society charter changes recommended and adopted. Discussion on winning youth and amusing them explored by Rev Harriman. Reports read and officers elected including Rowland Wazard as president and Alexander McGregor as secretary. Salary decision for State missionary Woodworth left to directors. Conference adjourned for dinner.
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J. W. Colwell
J. J. Woolley
Rhode Island Missionary Society
Alex McGregor
L.S. Woodworth
Rowland Wazard
W. W. Hoppin
T. Thayer
D.D
F. F. Emerson
Alexander McGregor
Edwin Barrows
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J. G. Vose
H. A. Stevens
James H. Lyon
H. A. Blake
T. Laurie
H. W. Wilkinson
W. E. ‘Tolman
H. J. Wells
John McAuslan
Thomas K. Stockwell
Gilbert A. Phillips
Woodworth
Fears for schooner William Deming off New Brunswick
The Mary C. from Rockport for New York arrived disabled in St. Joan. In fog last Monday she was struck on the bow by the William Deming of Calais. No word has been heard from the Deming and it is feared she and her crew have sunk.
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St. Joan
N. B
Mary C
Bennett
Rockport
New York
Calais
Mary
William Deiming
Reception to Governor General in Quebec City
Several thousand attended the reception to Governor General Stanley with the city council and clergy present. The mayor spoke in English and French, the governor replied in both languages, and the vice regal party was escorted to the citadel by cavalry amid cheers. The party will stay a week before traveling to the Metapedia fishing grounds.
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Stanley
Metapedia
Reid denies Blaine letter to Foraker on nomination
New York reports from Columbus that Whitelaw Reid advised Governor Foraker that Blaine would not refuse the nomination if offered and to accept second place, but Reid's secretary, on his authority, denies the letter and calls the report a fabrication.
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Whitney
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Navy Department
Liberal conference sermon at Essex South Church
Large attendance at the Essex Liberal conference meeting in Beverly's South Church. Rev. John Tunis of Norwell read an essay on Church Militant followed by a discussion. Rev. S C Beane of Newburyport spoke on missionary work in New England and Rev. F B Mott of Salem preached on Christian Realities.
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Essex
John Tunis
Norwell
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S.C. Beane
Newburyport
New England
F. B. Mott
Salem
One Anarchist Victim Dies in Haymarket Aftermath
Curcaco June 13 Policeman Timothy Sullivan who was shot in the thigh during the Haymarket riot and later suffered blood poisoning has died today.
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Curcaco
Timothy Sullivan
Haymarket
What Murat Halstead Says About Sherman and Delegates
Chicago dispatch reports Murat Halstead editor of the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette states Ohio will back Sherman, with Foraker leading the state. He notes Blaine’s exit, New York’s delegates leaning toward Alger, and warns against a Gresham nomination due to potential Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin backlash. He recalls past Bristow and Blaine maneuvering as cautionary precedent.
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Sherman
Blaine
Ohio
Whitelaw Reid
William Waller Phelps
Charles Emery Smith
Plumed Knight
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Gresham
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Wisconsin
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Blaine Friends and Gresham Supporters Rally in Chicago
Strong Blaine sentiment among national Republican convention delegates in Chicago. Gresham headquarters buzzes as Indiana and New York factions organize, with figures like Frazer and Porter backing nominees. Farwell of Illinois travels via Pittsburg en route to Chicago for remarks.
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Gresham
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Detroit
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Albert K. Porter
Indianapolis
Believe Blaine Nominated a Chicago Maneys Position
The Augusta Republican council gleeful after a tight fight over the independent wing of the party, while Chairman Manley faces party foes in Portland. Maine delegates head to Chicago with noncommittal mood as Blaine’s candidacy dominates.
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Flax and Hemp Interests Testify Before Senate Tariff Panel
Washington news from Washmeron June 13 reports Alfred R. Turner Jr. and associates from the American Flax and Hemp Spinners and Growers Association to press retention of the current duty on flax raw materials and discuss political implications for free raw materials theories and possible cabinet and governor race rumors involving Secretary Whitney while Civil Service plans await final approval and a July 1 implementation.
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Sprciau
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American Flax and Hemp Spinners and Growers’ Association
George H. Fair
Andover
William Allen
New York
J. S. Coy
Newark
N.J
Abraham Bently
New Brighton
Penn
Turner
President approves bill to create department of labor
The President signed into law a measure to establish a new department of labor. The action formalizes federal oversight of employment policy and workplace regulation, with aims to coordinate job training, labor standards, and worker protections nationwide.
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Department of Labor
Irish National League Adopts Resolutions in Cleveland
The Irish National League of America executive committee in Cleveland on June 13 approved resolutions renewing fidelity to the parent league and endorsing its declarations. It proposes a national convention likely in January, urges renewed activity, and directs funds to flow through national treasurer Rev. Charles O'Reilly in Detroit to support Ireland's self government efforts.
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Irish National League
Irish National League of America
Irish Nationa League
Ireland
Friends of Ireland
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Charles O'Reilly
D.D
Detroit
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Steamers Arrive and Depart From Ports in Early June
A list of steamships arriving or departing various ports including Reston Havre Havana Halifax Glasgow and New York with routes such as Palermo to Port Antonio Montreal to Hull Bremen to Hamburg and Montreal to Montreal. Ships named include Jontiac Olivocs Yedimanddaie Aviona Stag Concordia Nestorian and Wisconsin.
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