Advent camp meeting opens in Beebe Plain Que ten days
The Advent camp meeting begins a ten days meeting at Beebe Plain Quebec Saturday next. The Vermont Medical Society opened its annual session in St. Albans with discussion on diphtheria and related diseases. The Avon murder inquest yielded no new facts and the verdict blamed unknown persons.
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Relic Wreckage sighted near Atlantic wreckage
Barque Exile reports from Antwerp May 10 that a fresh cross swell prevented recovery of large wreckage including a bright mast and two large deck beams. The debris, likely from the British training ship Atalanta, drifted on the water after long exposure.
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Senators Clash Over Electoral Count Rules Amid Filibuster
Congress debates a rule for counting electoral votes as Republicans filibuster against a Democrats favored plan. Judge Bicknell advocates a fair rule while Windom-Lamar exchanges highlight sectional tensions and migrant labor issues. The House scenes mix humor over the eight hour law with tensions on the Carlisle Sugar bill as May adjourn looms.
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Senator Lamar Responds to Dawes Speech on Railroad Relief
In Washington on June 14, Senator Dawes reported favorably on a bill aiding the Kansas City Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad. Senator Lamar of Mississippi argued the exodus of Black workers is a labor movement, not oppression, and said emigration could benefit the South and that wages in Mississippi compare with Minnesota. He urged free movement for Blacks and noted improved Southern education and race equality in law.
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Republicans Defeat Electoral Count Rule Eight Hour Law Passed
The House debated the electoral count joint rule, Republicans filibustered, and a motion to adjourn passed. The eight hour law enforcement bill moved forward with 130 yeas and 51 nays after debates on labor pay and child work limits, ending with adjournment after a deadlock.
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New York Telegraph Reports Narragansett Disaster
The body of the youngest child of Mr Dix of Brooklyn is found after the Narragansett accident. Timothy Murphy, a deck-hand, is safe. Detective Johnson is missing. An official inquiry will start in New London to probe negligence and legal violations by steam boat interests and seek those responsible.
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Statements by the Captain and Other Officers of the Stonington
The Stonington steamboat officers claim duty was performed and life-saving actions followed a collision with the Narragansett off Cornfield Light. Captain Nye and First Officer Brainard describe rapid boat launches, aid to passengers, and attempts to halt a bow leak while rescuing those in the water. Narragansett Captain Young recounts signaling for port passage, attempting to back clear, and lowering boats amid widespread fire and fog.
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Nominations and Confirmations in June Senate actions
The President sent nominations to the Senate for Jacob W. Heilffrich at New Orleans Mint Thomas F Johnson Savannah customs Charles Pelham Alabama associate justice New Mexico Lieut Col Samuel Woods deputy paymaster General Maj Charles T Larned Yorktown officials James Longstreet Georgia resident minister Turkey and Franklin B Goss Barnstable customs. Longstreet confirmed 39 to 3. House conferees fix pay and repayment items and Chicago buildings. Census dispute involves Astor Newport ages suit planned. Townsend retires. Drum to replace. Cuban pilot charges settled.
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Boiler Explosions Hit Waldeck Wertz Distillery
Milwaukee dispatch reports two boiler blasts at Waldeck Wertz distillery. Fireman Daniel Hanson was killed and John Schandein fatally injured. Fire and boiler damage totaled about 25 000 dollars with 12 000 dollars insured.
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Denver Brick Molders Hit For 350 Per Day Strike
In Denver on June 14 brick moulders demanded 350 per day, up from 3.160 workers marched to halt other yards but police halted violence. Gov. Pitkin received word from Gen. Cook at Leadville reporting miners returning to work and quiet conditions.
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Veteran Narragansett survivor recounts escape from wreck
Walter Earle of Boston describes his father John Earle 75 a noted city businessman aboard the Narragansett. He leapt into the sea amid a blast, clung to a boat, then reached the Stonington. He later boarded the City of New York for onward travel.
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Victim Robbed After Drowning Suspected in Attleboro Brother Case
James J. Horton, brother of E. S. Horton of Attleboro Massachusetts, whose body was found at Niantic and brought in by Luce brothers, says evidence shows he was robbed after drowning. He wore a gold watch and chain and had money. these items were missing. His attire was intact except for boots. The two girls, ages 5 and 9, lacked life preservers. A separate report denies claims that the City of Norwich passed the steamers Narragansett and Stonington during the disaster with timing and navigation details.
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Narragansett Disaster Hits Many Areas with Missing and Safe
The Narragansett carried about 350 passengers from 120 state rooms and berths. Reports show 181 named in New York arrivals, 100 in Stonington, about twenty five recovered by boats, and twelve bodies found. Several named individuals are missing or saved across Boston, Watertown, Attleboro and Providence with new identifications and recoveries continuing.
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New York Suits Hit Banks Publishers and Counterfeiters
Benjamin B Sherman filed suit against First National Bank of Newark to recover 42098 dollars. Deputy marshal seized 15000 in stock and cash at the Third National Bank. Suits against William A Pond Son and Gustav Schirmer for 35000 each over fake copyright claims. George Gibson and James Wilson committed for counterfeit coin. John McDermot sentenced to life for murdering his wife by throwing her from a fourth story window.
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Railroads clash over station agent loss in Vermont line dispute
Springfield dispatch reports a dispute between State managers of the Troy and Greenfield Railroad and the Troy and Boston Hoosac Tunnel and Western lines over who bears responsibility for a $449 deficiency tied to Station Agent E A Welch of Williamstown. They seek indemnity from the State, with a hearing set before the Governor and Council tomorrow. Welch has been discharged and insists others are responsible.
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Selma Rome and Dalton Railroad Sold in Selma
The Selma Rome and Dalton Railroad sold for 1,503,000 to the East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad. The sale is subject to a Supreme Court appeal in Washington in favor of the bondholders of the Selma Rome and Dalton Railroad.
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Irish party defeats Gladstone ministry in extended sitting
In Parliament a motion to reveal how many Irish stipendiary magistrates had legal training was opposed by the government. After a late, raucous session, Parnell and O Donnell pushed questions about Challemel Lacour amid sharp exchanges. The debate moved to adjournment as the House adjourned after hours of confrontation.
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French Politics and Tornado News in June Dispatch
In Paris Premier De Freycinet and M. Tivard discuss the customs tariff with Senatorial oversight and interpellation plans. A Cork visit honors American riflemen as scores in the Edinburgh match are listed. A New Hampshire tornado devastates Gilmanton and Barnstead with extensive property loss. Other reports cover Wisconsin floods, Lock Haven wind damage, Brooklyn gale effects, and Long Branch beach damage.
Chilian Victory at Arica Amid Heavy Fighting
A telegraph from Panama reports Chilean forces occupied Arica after three days of fighting. Col Camacho of Bolivia was killed, about 8 000 troops were in action, Tacna besieged, and 1 000 Chilean prisoners were taken by Montero.
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Despondent View on India Trade and Global Shifts
London reports from the Times describe Calcutta Chamber of Commerce warnings that India cannot compete with America in wheat and that the tea trade shows weak sentiment. Other dispatches note political moves in Constantinople Paris and Spain, plus a Central European emigration figure of 12,869 leaving Germany in Q1.
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Fires Devastate Towns Across Three States
June fires hit Snyder's planing mill in Waynesburg Canton Ohio with thirty houses ablaze as falling brands spread the flames. Women extinguished the blazes after the men rushed to the mill, with losses pegged at 10000 dollars. Nearby Princeton Maine saw a house and barn destroyed, owned by C A Rose and occupied by Frank Leath. In Portland Missouri George W Marson's house barn and outbuildings burnt in Hollis, totaling 15000 dollars. Coburg also reported Butler's planing mill burned with a 10000 dollar loss.
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Friends' meetings in Newport discuss spirituality and temperance
In Newport Rhode Island on June 14 attendance at Friends gatherings was strong. Joseph Stanley of Ohio, John Scott of Indiana, and Luke Woodward of New York urged deeper spirituality and home family worship as quarterly reports on religious conditions were read. Afternoon sessions featured stirring addresses by W C Yemmes Luke Woodward C W Goddare and others. Evening temperance talks drew a crowded audience with Mary White Scotland Joshua Bailey Philadelphia Eli Jones Maine Charlotte Holmes Rhode Island and H D Collins among speakers.
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Lawrence Aldermen pick Chickering to school board
In a joint session the Aldermen and School Committee elected George E. Chickering to the school board to fill the vacancy left by Houghton. Jurors for the U S District Court were drawn. grand jurors George Hardy and John C Dowpetit jurors W A Wiley and William H Sprague. The Aldermen and Common Council deadlocked over a 1000 dollar Fourth of July appropriation. A 600 dollar appropriation was approved along with the screen law and city marshal duties to report violations.
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Yacht Anna Chase Runs Aground Near Race Point
Provincetown reports the yacht Anna Chase from New Bedford bound for Boston ran ashore in fog near Race Point. A tug will be needed to refloat the vessel.
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