Charlestown Observes Seventeenth With Simple Decorations
The Seventeenth parade in Charlestown proceeded in a full customary manner confined to the district. Weather was ideal and celebrations proceeded smoothly with modest decorations on City Hall square iron fence and public buildings. Private homes displayed flags and bunting, notably those near the monument of Col E J Trull, Joseph Gabo and Dr Lyon as bells rang morning noon and night.
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Charlestown
City Hall Square
Monument Hall
Col E. J. Trull
Joseph Gabo
Dr. Lyon
Antique Parade Opens Charlestown Event With Eccentric Features
The Charlestown Antique Association staged a parade at 6 o clock with police units, mounted patrol, Brown’s brigade band led by Henry Brown. The display included 21 pieces and featured notable participants such as Sergt Ellis and Sergt Laskey.
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Charlestown Antique Association
Ipees
Sergt
Ellis
Mounted Police
Sergt Laskey
Brown
Henry Brown
el L. Hagpine
Warren Stirs Pride with Mass Battle Memorial Speech
The oration lauds Precrott reasserting control of Buoker Hill and saluting Massachusetts heroes including Warren. A marble statue of Warren stands as the centerpiece while Pomeroy Stark Reed Knowlton are named among future exhibits. The crowd and marching units honor the historic victory and the state’s role.
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Massachusetts Historial Society
Sam Patte
Damascus
Toledo
Genoz
Precrott
Warren
Pomeroy
Stark
Reed
Knowlton
Patnam
Massachusetts
New England
Middlesex
Buoker Hill
Bunker Hill Day Observances Across New York and San Francisco
Natives of Charlestown New York observe the day with scattered flag displays while Brooklyn Alderman Talmage and locals honor Bunker Hill. In San Francisco the Bunker Hill Association holds a salute filled celebration with forts militia and a public picnic.
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Charlestown
New York
Alderman Talmage
Brooklyn
Washington Hotel
Thirteenth Regiment
Bunker Hill Association
San Francisco
Cal
Bartlett under fire in New Hampshire college inquiry
An adjourned meeting of a college investigating committee in Hanover details charges against President Bartlett including stifling faculty discussion, influencing students, and harming departmental prosperity. Witnesses testify on alleged misdeeds as the prosecution presses the first charge. defense awaits full evidence. Adjournment set for 9 tomorrow morning.
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Harry Bingham
Ladd
Fullerton
Messrs
Steele
Tenney
Bingham
Wheelock
Bartlett
John H. Hewitt
Harey
Funeral for Paymaster S. I. Brown Held in Baltimore
Paymaster S I Brown U S N died aboard the Powhatan at Newport. His private funeral was at his widow's mother's residence on Madison avenue with services at St Barnabas church. Interment followed at Green Mount cemetery. Pallbearers included Paymaster General Cutter and other naval officers.
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Baltimore
S. I. Brown
Powhatan
Newport
Wheelwright
Madison Avenue
St. Barnabas’s
A. W. Russell
A. G. Bithiag
Fred Wise
U.S. N
C. H. Manning
J. M. Rice
L. F. Prudhomme
Naval Academy
Notorious Davenport Bribe Allegations Stir Albany Convention
At the Albany convention on June 17, delegates voted for a U S senator to replace Roscoe Conkling with results showing Wheeler leading and no choice. Thomas Platt's vacancy was then filled with Depew leading, amid a fiery anti bribery speech by H H Tuthill denouncing Chauncey Depew and Barber clan corruption.
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Albany
Roscoe Conkling
Jacobs
Conkling
Wheeler
Cornell
Lapham
Bradley
Folger
Tremaine
Crowley
Platt
Depew
Kernan
A. D. Barber
Edwards
A.D. Garber
Nakea
Barber
Prt
Senate of
United States
Republican Party
New York
United States Senate
Chauncey M. Depew
English Races and Cornell Crew in Henley Feud
Meath’s Wallenstein sold to Charles Archer after the Rous memorial at Ascot. Wallenstein and Mistake scratched from Workingham and Alexandra plate entries. Ellams wins Workingham stakes. Peter tops Hardwicke stakes. Robert the Devil wins Alexander plate. Cornell University crew barred from Henley visitor’s cup amid regatta dispute. Paris Jockey Club denies Foxtall protest. Montevideo press censorship scandal noted.
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London
Ascot
Meath
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Charles Archer
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King of Scotland
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Astley
Peter
Gratton
Geologist
Jardin
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Brewer
Robert the Devil
Blarton
Exeter
Reveller
Mr. Lorillard
Iroquois
Gillig
Henley
Thames
Regatta
Cornell University
Henley Regatta
Spiritualist camp opens at Onset bay with large attendance
The Spiritualist camp ground at Onset bay near Wareham opened today in favorable conditions. Cape visitors arrived by early trains with about three hundred from Boston and many from New Bedford Fall River Taunton and other New England towns. The grove program began at 11 with singing and an address by Dr H B Storer. Others included Miss Lizzie Doten and Dr S P Greenleaf. Public grove exercises begin Sunday July 18 with Dr Storer and Mrs Emma Pani of Vermont.
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Wareham
Mass
Onset Bay
Cape
Boston
New Bedford
Fall River
Taunton
New England
Grove
H. B. Storer
Lizzie Doten
P. Greenleaf
John Wetherbee
H. #.Storer
Emma Pani
Vermont
G A R encampment hears Reynolds statue gift proposal
At the national encampment in Indianapolis a Philadelphia donor offered 25000 dollars to erect a statue in memory of Gen. John F. Reynolds killed at Gettysburg. A committee was set to pursue action. Officers elected include Commander in chief Maj. Geo. S. Merritt of Lawrence Massachusetts and others. Next annual meeting will be in Baltimore.
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Ind
Jos. E. Temple
Philadelphia
John F. Reynolds
Gettysburg
Maj
Geo
Merritt
Lawrence
Mass
Chas. Young
Toledo
R. Pond
Quincy
Mich
Charles Stryer
Joseph F. Lovering
Worcester
Baltimore
Upton under fire over treasury funds scandal in Washington
Special Despatch reports internal Treasury Department turmoil following allegations against Assistant Secretary Upton. The piece accuses him of responsibility for long standing contingent fund plunder while chief clerk and criticizes Windom reform efforts. It notes secrecy, restitution staged by furniture moves, and political maneuvering involving Dawes Hoar Wickham and Blaine amid Virginia Republican tensions.
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Washington
Pitney
Treasury Department
Upton
Department
Fteets
Treasury Building
Secretary of the Treasury
Windom
Treasury
Dawes
Hoar
Gen. Wickham
Virginia
Massachusetts
Blaine
President rebuffs Virginia readjuster influence and pledges impartial patronage
The Virginia Republican association delegation led by Gen. Wickham and Reps Desendorf and Forgenson met the President to seek backing for the regular party. He asserted opposition to any faction that harms public faith and pledged to appoint by personal judgment, not to be dictated by others, while opposing the boss system. Miscellaneous notes follow: Windom orders abolishing the custodian of the treasury, duties moved to the chief clerk. internal revenue receipts total 441474.05 and customs 606048.56. national bank note redemptions 251600. fifth dividend of 10 percent for Poultney Bank and 4 percent for Bethel Bank completing 100 percent.
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Buncombe
Washington
Virginia Republican Association
Gen. Wickham
Desendorf and
Forgenson
Wickham
Virginia
Comptroller of the Currency
National Bank of
Indian children to spend summer with Berkshire farmers
Twenty three Indian children and youths from Hampton Virginia arrive in New York en route to Berkshire County Massachusetts for a three month summer stay. They will be placed with farming families in Stockbridge and Monterey with boys doing farm work and girls assisting in house chores. They left the Bridgeport boat at noon.
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New York
Normal and Agricultural Institute
Hampton
Virginia
Berkshire County
Mass
Stockbridge
Monterey
Newburgh Company Guests Parade and Banquet in Hartford
Company E of Newburgh New York visited Hartford as guests of the Putnam Phalanx. They toured sights, paraded through main streets, and attended a banquet at Phalanx armory seating 300. Speeches by ex Gov Jewell Senator Hawley Mayor Barkele and Joseph L Barbour followed. A promenade concert and ball at the first regiment armory capped the evening.
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Hartford
Conn
Newburg
N. Y
Phalanx Armory
Jewell
Hawley
Barkele
Joseph L Barbour
Newbury
Choctaw Nation tightens as armed resistance forms over permit tax
In Fort Smith Arkansas on June 17, reports say over 1,000 men in the Choctaw nation have organized and are armed to resist a permit tax. Whites attempt to dodge tax payments but fail. San 013 county militia to meet at the court house next Wednesday to plan expulsion of settlers who refuse to pay.
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Rodgers Sails to Northern Seas Amid Salutes
The United States steamer Rodgers departed San Francisco on Thursday at 3 15 PM bound for the northern seas. She was escorted to the heads by tugs and yachts but the yacht fleet escort was abandoned due to strong winds. Officers and crew left in good health and spirits amid cheers from thousands along the waterfront.
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San Francisco
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Rodgers
Escape on Kingston bound express frees 5 convicts
Rockville Ontario June 17 the up express left at 3 30 P M with 33 prisoners from St Vincent de Paul penitentiary bound for Kingston. Three jumped from a window near Cardinal after works then two more later in a down grade near Prescott. Three policemen rushed to Kingston to aid guards as prisoners remain mutinous and unsecured.
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Rockeville
Ont
Up Express
St. Vincent de Paul Penetentiary
Kingston Penetentiary
Cardinal
Prescott
Kingstown
Salis bury alias Canty hanged for Buena Vista murder
William J Salisbury alias Canty was executed for the murder of Constable Perkins at Buena Vista. He proclaimed innocence from the scaffold. The rope broke on the first drop, but he died when the fall fractured his neck on the second attempt.
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Colorado Springs
Col
William J. Salisbury
Canty
Perkins
Buena Vista
Williamsville Clerk Targets Counterfeit Money Scheme
Wm. Sheldon, a Worcester county post office clerk, received a circular signed D. P. Moore of New York offering counterfeit currency. He engaged Moore in correspondence and agreed to meet him at Grand Central hotel for further talks, with the code word thirty eight used in the exchange.
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Sheldon
Williamsville
Worcester County
Mass
D. P. Moore
West Street
New York
Loore
Grand Central Hotel
Sheldoa Vamg
Diverse Social Notices From New England and Beyond
Soften store in Berkshire county hires J. Q. A. Store as new clerk. Oran Fairbanks of Worcester and wife celebrate golden wedding on Thursday. Edward Clark’s family to spend summer in Sandwich Massachusetts. Joseph B. Walker hosts reception for Gov and Mrs Bell in Concord New Brunswick. Gen Burt nears right of way along Saratoga lake to Mechanicville. Garfield writes to Aldrich he cannot visit Newport in July. Lemuel F. Woodward takes a role at Boston City Hospital. Jonathan Brayton’s centennial birthday observed in Centreville Rhode Island. Mrs. James G. Austin plans summer at Sconset while pursuing writing. Mayor Cummings of Somerville mourns mother Mary W. Cummings. Hamilton A. Hill attends New York board of trade session and sails harbor. Edward Freeman, historian, to lecture in Boston. names his children Alfred Exadward and A2sbelbure. W J Curtis of New York marries Lena Riley in Augusta Maine. Katie Maherns, Grace Darling of Lawsville Kentucky, rescues eight children from river, medal under consideration. Judge Joel Eastman Conway New Hampshire and Col William Kent met at Concord Monitor office. Blame party memory recalled.
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Barrington
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Worcester
Edward Clark
Washington Capitol
Sandwich
Mass
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Weir
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Bell
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Burt
Saratoga Lake
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Garfield
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Newport
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Centreville
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Somerville
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Petersborough
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National Board of Trade
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Exadward
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New York City
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Lawsville
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William Kent
Concord Monitor
Chicago
Mysterious Disappearance Ties Hoops to Missing Funds
Chicago diary item notes the disappearance of Thomas Hoops the National Despatch line and Vermont Central agent. H E Graves fills his post. Allegations include unaccounted checks totaling 10000 and losses around 20000 tied to his contracts. Hoops previously led freight for Michigan Central amid irregularities influenced by a private affair with Mrs Hope.
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Chicago
Thomas Hoops
National
Vermont Central Railroad Company
H. E. Graves
Hoops
Cunard, Warren, Leyland
Sears Lines
Boston Steamship Companies
Ime
Michigan Central Road
Hope
Ex-President Grant Quiet at Fifth Avenue Hotel
Grant remained quiet at the Fifth Avenue hotel with few callers. Ex governors Warmeth and Kellogg of Louisiana stopped by alongside ex Senators Conkling and Platt who arrived from Albany and lingered quietly. A subscription fund of 250000 dollars was to be presented soon.
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Grant
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Warmeth
Kellogg
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Tim
Conkling
Platt
Albany
Tey
Man Builds Miniature Ark Ahead of June Flood
Ottawa report says Martel began constructing a small arklike vessel on Dalhousie street this morning as a precaution for a flood expected on June 19. His wife spent the week preparing provisions for the journey.
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Martel
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Accident injures Jamaica Plain man in Newton Upper Falls
Francis E. White of Star Lane Jamaica Plain was thrown from his wagon at Newton Upper Falls on Thursday. He suffered a fractured something and a broken rib and was taken to City Hospital.
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Jamaica Plain
Newton Upper Falls
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