Senate caucus seeks Bayard resignation row over silver bill
Washington June 17 Democratic Senators held a brief caucus over the silver question and Bayard’s possible resignation as Finance Committee chair. Gen Gordon urged unity for the South and opposed forcing Bayard out. Coke pressed for immediate action on Warner bill, but few favored it. House debate opened over a bill barring Federal officers from political contributions. Army bill nearing passage. legislative bill sent to conference. Comptroller calls banks for Saturday condition.
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Bayard
Gordon
Senate
Gen. Gordon
Democratic Party
Thurman
McDonald
Finance Committee
Coke
Texas
Warner
Debates House Bill to Ban Political Assessments
In a lively session the House debated prohibiting political assessments. Republicans defended political corruption while Democratic members denounced the infamous system with sharp remarks and strong criticism.
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HOUSE
Debates on Army Bill and Polls Security Provisions
The Senate debated sections of the Army Appropriation bill focusing on a provision that may limit professorships at the Military Academy and on armed forces at polls. Amendments to extend abolitions of certain rules and to shield or restrict promotions were discussed. A clash over using troops to enforce laws at elections spurred long exchanges among Conkling Voorhees Blaine and others. The session adjourned at 6.10 PM.
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Iowa
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Withers
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First Army
Congress
Massachusetts
Indiana
McDonald
Indianapolis
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Sons of Liberty
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Beck
Kentucky
Senate
House Debates Appropriation Bills and Jury Legislation
In Washington on June 17 the House reported back the Legislative Appropriation bill with Senate amendments and adopted the report. The Judicial Expenses bill went to the Appropriations Committee. Debate on a bill to prohibit political assessments stalled when Republicans refused to vote, leaving the House without a quorum. A Conference Committee was named on the Legislative Appropriation bill and the jury bill proceedings were abandoned after two hours, with adjournment at 5:10.
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House
Washington
Atkins
Appropriations Committee
Herbert
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Alabama
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Messrs Atkins
Blount
Baker
Court Martial Findings in Stanley Hazen Case Made Public
Washington June 17 The court martial findings and proceedings in the Stanley case are released. Stanley is found guilty on some charges of conduct unbecoming an officer and discipline while others are acquitted. Sherman approves the findings and sentence and orders Stanley to resume command. Hazen’s charges cannot be inquired into by court martial due to the two year rule, finalizing the matter.
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Washington
Stanley
Hazen
Vienna
Shiloh
Gen. Sherman
Col. Stanley
Gen. Hazen
United States
House Commerce Committee Adopts Probe Plan
In Washington on June 17 the House Commerce Committee focused on amending laws to aid national commerce. Chairman Regan was instructed to seek an appropriation to fund the sub committee’s inquiry. The panel also discussed hearing testimony on the Interstate Commerce bill, contingent on House approval of funding.
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House Commerce Committee
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German Tariff Pending in Parliament and Bismarck’s Strong Support
Consul-General Kriessman at Berlin reports the new tariff act remains before Parliament but is certain to pass. Germany’s politics have shifted, and Bismarck has secured a solid majority. Public confidence in him endures as the nation expects renewed prosperity for agriculture and industry. The Wachusett docked at Pensacola to enlist boys for the navy, then proceed up the Mississippi as draft permits. Navy promotions list Edward Barrett for Commodore and C F Stanton for Captain.
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Berlin
Germany
Bismarck
United States
Pensacola
Mississippi
Edward Barrett
Navy
C. F. Stanton
Haines Captured After Islesboro Escape
Samuel D. Haines, murderer of James P. Robbins, was captured at Islesboro and brought to Rockland. He confessed to striking Robbins and fled across midcoast Maine, seeking the Provinces. He planned to plead guilty and go to jail, with authorities preparing arraignment and trial.
Opening day summaries of New Hampshire racing circuit
The June 17 program at Coxcord and Narragansett Park featured several short stakes races with small crowds. Notable results include three minute class winners and time trials, plus trot and pacing events across Michigan and Haverhill. The Columbus Jockey Club opened its Spring races with Harper and Claudice winning dashes and the Cleveland Cup going to Bumble Bee.
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CENT
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Ada Lambert
Reunion of ex soldiers in Albany procession and sessions
Albany observed a festive display with flags along the procession route as ex soldiers gather for a Grand Army meeting. Gen Townsend leads the six division parade, then Grand Encampment opens in Tweddle Hall with welcomes from Mayor Nolan and officials.
Turbulence in Constantinople as Vizier Resignation Rumors Spread
Confusion grips ministerial circles in Constantinople on June 17 with reports that Kheireddin Pasha may resign and temporarily hold Vizierate to clear the way for Mahmoud Nedim to return, while Layard seeks to block his comeback.
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Abdul Aziz
Heavy Robbery in Russia and Moroccan Fighting Reported
A Odessa telegram notes the Receivers' office in Charson, Southern Russia, undermined and robbed of a million and a half roubles. In Morocco near Algiers a Batna column encountered 600 insurgents in the Onetouba hills. The troops, aided by artillery, dislodged them and advanced toward Medina.
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Striking Spinners Urge Unity in Mass Strike Plan
In Fall River Massachusetts on June 17 Secretary Howard of the Spinners' Union plans a circular and meeting to force notices and solidarity among spinners. Some mills report no notices given, others see spinners withdrawing notices. England's Lancashire discouraged, while local workers fear wage cuts and hope to sustain strikes with support from afternoon weavers at Robinson mill.
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Blair Elected United States Senator in New Hampshire
In Concord New Hampshire on June 17 Henry W Blair was declared the choice of the House with 161 votes to 95 for Bingham and minor totals for others. The Senate tally was 20 for Blair and 4 for Bingham. Proceedings include bills on court term timing and supervisors of elections, a Amory Manufacturing Company incorporation, and caucus nominations for state officers Secretary of State Treasurer Printer and Commissary General.
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Manchester
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Aaron F. Stevens
Luther Me. Cutchins
Edmund Burke
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H. W. Blair
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A. B. Thompson
Solon A. Carter
Keene
John B. Clarke
Lafayette Colbath
Dover
Doctors in Council New Hampshire Medical Society Annual Meet
The New Hampshire Medical Society held its annual meeting in Concord on June 17 with opening prayers, journal readings, Council reports, delegate introductions, and medical papers on ethics surgery and differential diagnosis. An address by President A. F. Carr preceded an oration by C. C. Odlin, with papers by Twitchell Wheeler and Adams. Evening sessions covered necrological notices and a diphtheria paper by Watson Graveland. A controversial note on diphtheria origin cited malaria as a factor. treatment listed mu riane tincture of iron with carbolic acid disinfectant. Officers to be elected tomorrow.
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Concord
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New Hampshire Medical Society
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Exeter
G. B. Twitchell
Keene
J. H. Wheeler
Dover
D.S. Adams
Manchester
Eagle
Watson Graveland
Gloucester Death Identified and Local News Roundup
The body recovered at Niles Beach is identified as George Hanson, drowned April 16. An officer shot a 6 foot 814 inch gray eagle. George West assaulted John Gillis at the wharf, injuring him. W A Shay and Michael Sterling face liquor offense and disorderly conduct charges with appeals pending. The Cape Ann Scientific Society receives the eagle. Regatta on Squam River altered due to rough water. top boats Eva, Moses Rust, and Trouble win prizes. Liquor seizures at Edward Burke’s and Michael Ryan’s establishments lead to jail threats through October. Fire in a closet at Daniel Duffy’s mount Vernon street pony. Cottle Pierce arrested for intoxication, caused trouble with officers.
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Cook
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Esty McKeany
E. Tucker
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Phillips Academy Andover Holds Annual Graduation Exhibit
Lawrence mass June 17 The Phillips Academy annual graduating exercises were held in Academy Hall with two departments English and Latin. Fifteen graduates were named in the English program and the Latin oration was given by Frank Daie Warren. Diplomas were presented, parting ode by C M Sheldon, class history by F J Phelps, and the exercises closed with the ivy poem.
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H. C. Ross
Galena
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Portland
Edward W. Boutwell
Andover
Hong Yen Chang
Hain Shan
China
H. R. Belknap
F. J. Phelps
Frank Daie Warren
Wakefield
Yale
Victory
M. Clement Gile
East Havernll
Fiske
C. M. Sheldon
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Boston
F.J. Phelps
F. Parsons
Tax Dodger Indicted for Perjury in Vermont Town
Ben Chase a wealthy West Randolph resident was indicted by the Orange County Grand Jury in Chelsea on a perjury charge. He allegedly filed a false taxable property list with $2259, later raised to $5259, and claimed debts offset the excess. Bail set at $1000. Chase’s counsel argues the oath by a Master in Chancery was extra judicial.
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Ben Chase
West Randolph
Orange County
Chelsea
Chase
N. L. Boyden
le Forrest Martin
John Rowell
Randolph
Friends of
McBride Fined for Sunday Liquor Sale in Lawrence
In Lawrence police court Peter McBride paid a $50 fine and costs after selling liquor on Sunday. Arlington Corp plans a brick two story mill on Broadway canal south bank, 450 by 165 feet. excavation begun. Fourth of July Committee formed sub committees. Finance to solicit subs. Two-year-old son of Clarence Randall badly scalded by boiling water, may be fatal.
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Howard Street
Phillips Exeter Academy Class Day Exercises Held
In Exeter New Hampshire on June 17 the academy chapel hosted class day exercises featuring history by Alphonso A. Wyman Benjamin B. Holmes a Bradford native delivered prophecy Marshall H. Cushing read a poem Oscar E. Perry spoke the oration and the Boston Cadet Band provided music Henry B. Jacobs of West Scituate served as day president A large evening reception followed with strong attendance.
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Phillips Exeter Academy
Academy Chapel
Alphonso A. Wyman
West Acton
Mass
Benjamin B. Holmes
Bradford
Marshall H. Cushing
South Hingham
Oscar E. Perry
Rehoboth
Boston
Henry B. Jacobs
West Scituate
Suspension of Neil McCallum & Co Leather Dealers
The suspension of Neil McCallum & Co wholesale leather and findings dealers at 19 Spruce street was announced. The firm of Neil McCallum and John L. Knox assigned to George Silver with preferences totaling 33,749 dollars. Liabilities estimate about 140,000 dollars, including 100,000 in notes under discount and 40,000 for merchandise, due chiefly in New York and Philadelphia. assets include merchandise open accounts and heavily mortgaged real estate, likely to realize 40 to 50 percent.
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New York
Neil McCallum & Co
Spruce Street
Neil McCallum
John L. Knox
George Silver
Philadelphia
Yellow fever deaths aboard Hattie M Hawes quarantine
Since April 26 the Hattie M Hawes has quarantined at Miragoane with yellow fever. Emory W. Baker mate Louis Eldredge Clarendon Eldredge Charles Lewis Charles Brocker and W J Cummings are dead. Captain Hawes has been prostrated twice. Vessel fumigation underway. Brig Louisa Price and schooner C H Eaton from Hayti also carry yellow fever aboard.
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Hattie M. Hawes
Miragoane
Emory W. Baker
Louis Eldredge
Clarendon Eldredge
Charles Lewis
Charles Brocker
W. J. Cummings
Hawes
Louisa Price
C. H. Eaton
Hayti
Damages Awarded For Baggage On Steamship Montana
Mrs Kerr recovered $2070 damages for loss of baggage on the steamship Montana during a Liverpool voyage. Dr Budington has returned to Brookyn with a cancer worsening. A thousand Brooklyn bricklayers strike for $3 daily instead of $250. Actors returning from Havana after performing Pinafore report poverty. Lord Loftus, newly appointed British Governor of New South Wales, arrived en route via San Francisco.
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Kerr
Montana
Liverpool
Budington
Brooklyn
Havana
Lord Loftus
New South Wales
San Francisco
Elevated Railroads Lease Transfer to Manhattan Company
Leases recorded in New York on June 17 transfer the New York and Metropolitan Elevated Railroads to the Manhattan Railroad Company for 959 years. The deal pays each company annual rent of 10,000 dollars and a 10 percent dividend on capital stock.
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Register
Chicago Rail Rates Restore War Win for Chicago Roads
On June 17 Chicago managers restored West to Chicago rates with $950 for limited tickets and $1525 for unlimited. The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy refused to aid St. Louis roads in their dispute with the Chicago and Alton, ending the conflict as it affects Chicago.
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Here
Missouri River
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Burlington and Quincy
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Chicago and Alton Road
Mixed Anecdotes and Local Events From New Hampshire News
A Lake Village woman has read her Bible through 22 times. The Legislature has been petitioned for a railroad from Hinsdale to Brattleboro, Vt. Mrs Olive Marsh of Gilmanton, aged 80, has cut a tooth toward a third set. A Tacoma resident has lived there 42 years without leaving her block. The Peterboro Railroad suit against Nashua and Lowell goes to the Supreme Court on law points. State bonds of 300,000 at 5 percent mature in 10 to 12 years, sold at a premium. Deacon Greenleaf C. Brown of Stratham injured his hand while striking at a fly on his horse. A party of road officials toured the Nashua to Greenfield route. a derailment near Greenfield disrupted travel. The New Ipswich soldiers monument dedication drew large crowds with a lengthy procession and address by Gen. G. Griffin of Keene. A large post‑monument reception followed at a nearby tent with a communal collation.
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Hinsdale
Brattleboro
Olive Marsh
Gilmanton
Tacoma
Main Street
Peterboro
Nashua
Supreme Court
Daniel A. Moran
New York
Deacon Greenleaf C. Brown
Stratham
Theodore H. Wood
John H. Dame
Manchester and
Keene
Col
H. T. Morrill
Dana Sargent
T. H. Gibby
Moses Dow
Boston
Robert H. Butcher
Lowell
G. W. Wood
Greenfield
Mr Newell
Hancock
Harrisville
New Ipswich
New Hampshire
Fitchburg
Gov. Cheney
Lyndeboro Artillery
Milford
Greenville
Borace Parker
Hosea Eaton
G. Griffin
Vermont Briefs: Deficit Reported. Rail Rails Awarded
Vermont news item notes Champlain Mutual Fire Insurance deficit of 23564 dollars after audit by Edward L. Temple of Rutland. St Albans mill begins steel rails order for Boston Metropolitan line, operating well. A sudden lightning strike in Grand Isle kills two horses and knocks three men senseless. Bradford lawyer Stewart Harvey convicted of assault on Sheriff Bailey, sentenced to ninety days hard labor. Funeral procession damage as hearse breaks through a bridge near Sutton. Franklin county textbook committees favor Greenleafs Arithmetic and other standard texts. geography votes split among Guyots Monteiths and others. Readers choices show Appletons and Independent leading with multiple scatters.
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Grand Isle
John A. Chamberlain
Orange County Court
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Bradford
Sherif Bailey
House of Correction
Sutton
John Barber
Franklin County
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Anderson
Payson
Dunton
Multiple Local Incidents Reported From Fall River to Gloucester
Benjamin Rogers of Fall River dies at 73 likely from lausanum taken without family knowledge. Arnold S. Welch of Lowell suffers crushed hand possibly requiring amputation. A submerged body found at Niles beach Gloucester likely George Hanson of the Jamestown, drowned in harbor two months prior. Charles McCue of Fitchburg steals from Samuel Farwell’s boarding house and is held for Superior Court. Mary Howard, Hartford woman abandoning infant, may return home after promising proper care. Keen and Brown of Marshfield held for attempting to break Marshfield dyke. bonds set for October Court. Gloucester School Committee votes to establish a training school in Forbes building and to report salaries in July. Peace Jubilee third anniversary observed in Sandwich with 400 attendees, 25-piece orchestra and 115 singers under H. H. Heald. A Mary Richardson misidentified as 14 years old is corrected as May Richardson, about 30, who traveled with Ducello’s troupe. no elopement with Baker, band member.
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Arnold S. Welch
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Lowell
Niles Beach
Gloucester
George Hanson
Jamestown
Gloucester Harbor
Charles McCue
Fitchburg
Samuel Farwell
Mary Howard
Hartford
Springfield
Elisha A. Keen
Nathan S. Brown
Marshfield
District Court
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Sandwich
Town Hall
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Enfield
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Brattleboro murder at Pawtucket over a hen quarrel
Bridget McGough, wife of John McGough, was attacked by stepson James McGough in Pawtucket on Tuesday. He cut her throat. she likely will die. James, 33, ex-soldier, is reported to be addicted to rink. A bright meteor was seen near Ashway Friday night, moving northward across the eastern sky, leaving a long trail.
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New Haven Track Pay Reduction Totals 10800
The pay cut affecting New Haven track workers amounts to 10800 dollars. Other local notes include Mrs Daniel Chase injured by lightning in Middletown, Alfred Noad and peers acquitted of rape in Hazardville, and Henry Sunday of Stratford who died by arsenic after a rejection. Supreme and Superior Court judges will convene in Hartford on the 26th to allot judges for the year. no state attorney appointments this year. Theodore and Sarah Washburn, long road-tramps from Bridgeport, are linked to the Washburn family. Printer Thomas F Miller alias Maen died in New Haven after a police find near a railroad bridge, with death suspected from a train incident or liquor-house beating. an inquest awaits.
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California Mining Stocks Ex-Dividend Report
California stocks list shows ex-dividend trading with Santa Fe region names like Consolidated, Crown Point, Eureka, Union Nevada, Hale Norcross, and Yellow Jacket. Martin White declared a dividend of 30 cents per share while overall prices reflect varied gains and declines among miners.
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Potosi
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Hale & Norcross
Independence
California
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City Bonds Sold To Boston Firms In Public Sale
Cincinnati officials awarded the remaining one million of the six percent city bonds to Charles A Sweet Co and George William Ballou Co of Boston under public proposals. Representatives attended and one third of the loan was sold in Cincinnati to meet domestic investment demand.
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Destructive Hail Storm Wrecks Crops in Columbia County
Reports from Sunday night’s hail storm indicate heavy destruction across Germantown Clermont Livingston and Gallatin in Columbia county. Rye wheat grapes cherries apples and other crops were ruined with damages likely exceeding fifty thousand dollars.
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Freight Train Delays N Y Passengers Cause No Injuries
A freight train derailment north of Hype Park New York blocked the line from 3 A M with delays to Southbound and Montreal bound trains. By early morning service resumed with all trains back to schedule. No injuries were reported.
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Memphis Trial Sparks Dramatic Disruption With Attempted Shooting
In the John J. O'Brien seduction trial Miss Tuzzie rose near her counsel and accused the defendant before drawing a pistol. Deputy Sheriff subdued her before a shot. Her father Henry F. Voss committed suicide last March after learning of the disgrace. The ongoing suit seeks 5000 damages, filed by the deceased.
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John J. O’brien
Lizzie Voss
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Two Waterville Leaders Die in June Deaths
Capt Winslow Roberts of Roberts and Marston shank manufacturers and Waterville leader dies suddenly June 17. He will likely be buried with Masonic honors. Philip J. Tripp of Freetown, former State Senator and prominent local figure, also dies June 17 from paralysis at about 56 years old.
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Fire causes damage to mills and homes in three towns
Lawrence mill No 3 of Russell Paper Co. suffered 3000 dollars in damage from a fire believed spontaneous. Falls River wood shop Hughes Hart lost a wooden block building, 4060 dollars, insured for 2500. New Port Dr George W Cain dwelling burned last night, incindiary fire causing about 1000 dollars in losses.
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N. H
George W.cain
Newark Citizen's Wife Ends Life at Home
In Columbus on June 17 the wife of prominent Newark resident John Miller hanged herself. Authorities say financial troubles following coal land speculation losses contributed to the act.
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Per
Track distances run in Maine and London meet
In Fortland Maine on June 17 results show Massa chusetts Percival first hour 7 miles 6 laps and continued distances. teammates Gray Rounds Barry posted multi lap totals. In London Brown Weston Ennis Harding led with miles and laps, and score stood Brown 227 Weston 220 Ennis 140 Harding 109 at 3 am local time.
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Steadman arraigned for polygamy bound over in Foxcroft
M C Steadman, arraigned in Foxcroft on polygamy charges, bound over to the September term of the Court in $2000, failed to post bonds and was sent to the jail in Rangor Me.
Jeannette Officers Attend Academy Meeting on Expedition
Lieut De Long and other Jeannette officers spoke at a Academy of Science gathering last night about the polar expedition. The party plans to sail on the 26th.
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Eleventh Annual Session of American Society of Civil Engineers Opens
The eleventh annual session began in Cleveland on Tuesday and will run for four days with 75 members present. A despatch from Courtney the oarsman, Union Springs New York, denies rumors of a race with Hanlap and says he does not intend to race.
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A.S. Rowe
Bangor
Belfast
Staples
Narragan
Detroit
Mich
East Saginaw
Hambletonian
Palma
Ocean Chief
Jessie Hays
Alice West
Ladg Alice
Reve Dunn
Haverhill, Mass
Haverhill
Kenora Trotting Park
L. H. Chick
George H. Russ
Wild Tom
O. S. Ramsey
Samuel Stewart
J. K. Harris
William Sawyer
Columbus, Ohio
Jockey Club
Army OF the Potomac
Albany
Townsend
Middle
Tweddle Hall
Nolan
Major Knowles
John C. Robinson
Devyens
Devens
Kilpatrick
Boone
Chamberlain
Illinois
Comrades Jones
Pennsylvania
Buckley
New Jersey
Goulding
Vermont
Walkinshaw
Kansas
Comrades Beath
Merrill
Tanner
Paulin
Royce
Bailey
Comrades McQuade
Earnshaw
Cochrane
New
Brown University
R. I
Phi Beta Kappa
Edward T. Caswell
John H. Appleton
W.C. Poland
Merrick Lyon, D. DD
Hamilton College
First Baptist Church
Henry Chapin
Abraham Payne
Francis Wayland
H. B. Staples
Reuben A
Caswell
Foreign News
Turkey
Messina
NEW Hampshire Legislature
Doctors IN Council
Gloucester Notes
Phillips Andover Academy
Lynch Law
Charleston
S. C
Spartanburg
John Moore
Moore
Wellford
Auguasta
J. J. Moore
Plymouth Court
Scituate Beach
Scituate
Samuel P. Barker
David 8. Jenkins
Augustus Cole
C. G. Davis
Perez Simmons
French
Michael Dunn
Cole
Dunn
John Smith
Massacruset
Otis
Smith
Rhinebeck
South Sea Islands
Chester Merrifield
Blandford
Mediterranean
Lawrence Items
Gotham Gleanings
NEW England News
Caribou
Presque Isle
Bridgton
J. H. Kimball
Rhode Island
Teeree
INE
Northern Belle
Vy Ophir
Eacceeeseee
Hyloverman
Boston Capitalists
Gallup
Sumner
Davids. Calhoun
Hale
Coventry
St. Paul Pioneer Press
David Samuels
la Crosse
Fabre
Williams
Ida Dunor
Cora Hesleys
Wheatland
Lyneeling
Marysville
Halifax
Warren Smith
Morris
Pittsburg
Silver Lake
Cal
H. T. Page
Burnett
Alex. Frothingham & Co
Wall Street
Frothingham & Co
Harvard College
Massachusetts Hall
College Yard
Cambridge
Alexander Agassiz
Ebenezer R. Hoar
Alexander McKenzie
Roxbury Latin School
Kearsarge Avenue
Boston Highlands
Ww. C. Collar
RG W
WM. P. Sargent & CO
Tremont Street
Brewster & CO
Broome Street
Chiti
Hydro-Gas Heater Company
Pemberton Square
Eoplm Jeld
North Pole
Mechanics’ Bank
J. Brydges
Molson’s Bank
Brydges
Evan Rice
the National Bank
Wilmington
Del
New York World
Cleopastra
Alexandria
Egypt
Everett & Butler
St. John
N. B
Toronto
Oregon
East Portland
James Bowlan
Nellie
Anaepee
Futwams
Marlborough Street
Wsmtv1
Putnam Phalanx
Conn
Nathan Whare
Tolland County
Chauncy Howard
Charles M. Joslyn
Gentle Annie
Royal George
Barnard’s
Brimmer Street
A. Thompson
Emerson’s
Aaron R. Gay & CQ
State St
OF the
Mass. Horticultural Society
Horticultural Hall
H. B. Breck
Jelz
Mr R. M. Freep
Theatre Comique
CLIO
R. M. Field
Boston Boys and Girls’ Pinafore Company
H. M. S. Pinafore
Mulligan
Boston Fusiliers
Henry A. Snow
5 ETH Regiment
Co. Thompson
Boston Theatre
Tompkins & Hill
United Mastodon Minstrels
Corneville
Grand English Opera Company
M of O Chas
H. Pattee
Jel
Bostons
Cincinnatis
NEW England Conservatory
Music Hall
EK. Tourjee
Farmington Trotting Park
Farmington, N. H
C. Rk. Brooks
Farmington, N. C
NEW Publications
Atlantig
Massy Sprague
Day
Cuba
Porto Rico
Mexico
C. A. Anpurns
U.S
Stockholm
Sg Phi Beta Kappa Society
Epward Keverett Ale
Shakespeare
Caaghtes Dupley Warner
Gro. E. Warine, Jr
Irene
K. H. Boresma
Richard Grant Waits
H. H
J. J. Pratt
Maurice Toome
Houghton, Osgood & O
White Mountain
Bchg and Tourists’ Register
City OF
Board of Directors of
East Boston Ferries
East Boston
North Ferry
William Woolley
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Harbor Commissioners
Pemperton Square
Inorchester Bay
Moon Island
W. Lincoln
Milwaukee
LAGER
Water Street
Citve
LA Belle M’fg CO
Halford Sauce
D HH. Tully & CO
Sicily
Central Wharf
Palermo
Woodhouse
Weishinntinetae School
W. Matthews
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