End of Forty-fifth Congress Marked by Tumultuous Late Session
Washington June 20 reports the Forty-fifth Congress adjourned after a chaotic late session dominated by special legislation and heated disputes over the Halifax Fisheries award. Spectators and reporters describe capricious votes, recesses, and boisterous behavior as lawmakers pursued last minute measures amid alcohol-fueled distractions. The Potter Committee plans resumed investigations Saturday with the Louisiana subcommittee proceeding next week, excluding Reed and Hiscock.
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Senate Adjourns Sine Die After Long Session Performances
The Senate completed a seven month session with votes on medals for Prof Baird and Assistant Surgeon Wilson, action on a National Observatory cost commission, and a 5 percent DC bond interest rate fix. The body extended the session to 7 am, held executive sessions, and adjourned sine die after President pro tem Ferry announced the adjournment.
Brown to pay Louisiana Commission expenses
John G. Brown sent Secretary Sherman to cash a draft for 82763 as his share of Louisiana Commission costs after the Senate refused to reimburse. President Hayes ordered Sherman to return the draft uncollected, hoping Congress will provide later. If not, the President will pay and bar Brown from any charge.
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Interest Dies on Hoxie Nomination and Senate Moves
Washington June 20 The discomfiture of the Ream Hoxie group marked the Sundry Civil Appropriation conference. Mrs Vinnie Ream Hoxie and two others lobbied for a passage to appoint Hoxie as a District Commissioner, but the office will be abolished July 1. The President went to the Executive Mansion, received many visitors, and later sent nominations to the Senate for commissioners to study the cost of removing the Naval Observatory. Senate confirmed them. Crowninshield ordered to Portsmouth Havre and McKee reassigned to Washington arsenal. The Matthews resolution probe to Louisiana was authorized, life saving service reorganized, Sink ing Fund audits begun, and Canada admitted to the Postal Union on the 1st proximo.
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Ex editor of Times charged with numerous weaknesses and crimes
A libel suit against Louis J. Jennings, formerly Times editor and now World London correspondent, spurred new journalistic and political interest. Defendants Kelley Schell and Erastus Brooks allege Jennings had a brutal private life, pennyless before Times era, gambled heavily, and drew drafts without funds, while praising his coarse journalism and libels. Other items note Stock Exchange rule enforcement, an arrest for burglary, church committee actions, and Club reception plans for Speaker Randall.
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Morris Hanlan Race at Pittsburg Won by Canadian
The Morris Hanlan event in Pittsburg concluded with a Canadian athlete crossing the finish line first. Local competitors trailed as the crowd watched a tight finish and official results were announced shortly after.
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Democratic State Convention Nominees and Platform in Vermont
The June forenoon convention in Montpelier gathered about 300 delegates. George L. Waterman chaired the temporary setup, with Bingham and Pierce named for Governor and Lieutenant Governor respectively. The platform denounces Republican policy, calls for home rule, fiscal reform, honest debt payment, and unity to back the Vermont ticket and pursue investigations into electoral fraud.
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Murderer Dickey Eludes Pursuers After Eastman Killing
In Plymouth New Hampshire on June 20 Dickey, the Eastman killer, fled into the woods after escaping an officer. A horse and wagon abandoned on a side road are believed stolen to aid his escape. The funeral of Frank Eastman was held at Ashland with a large procession and prayers. Rowe, the wounded man, is reported out of danger. Public fear grows that Dickey may not be captured.
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Bradford Academy marks seventy fifth anniversary in Bradford Mass
The seventy fifth anniversary celebration of Bradford Academy in Bradford Massachusetts opens with a reunion and program under marshal John B. Tewksbury. Graduates receive diplomas from Rev. James H. Means. The school, founded 1803, sits in a four story brick building overlooking Haverhill across the Merrimac River. Principal Miss Annie E. Johnson leads thirteen teachers in a long standing seminary for young ladies.
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Honorary commencement appointments at Amherst College
The Amherst College faculty announced honorary commencement appointments across three classes. Names span multiple states and nations with entries from England and Constantinople, and cover orations in English classical philosophical and first second and third class categories.
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Conn
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Del
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Crisis at Williston Seminary prompts principal changes
Easthampton June 20 A crisis at Williston Seminary looms as trustees debate removing Dr Whiton and reorganizing the faculty. A detective was withdrawn amid threats of mobbing while three prospective successors Were named including Prof Coy of Andover and Prof Smith of Oberlin. Trustees split, with parent withdrawals risking a drop toward 100 pupils.
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Alumni and Trustees Meet at Wilbraham Academy
Alumni and trustees meeting discussed the 25000 debt without action. Trustees re elected with department heads’ salaries cut. New trustees named. Prizes awarded to students. Alumni addressed by Rev Dr J W Lindsay. Graduation class of eighteen includes moves to Amherst Yale Williams BU and Middletown.
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Middletown
Conn
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Salem
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Eliza J. Brewer
Lucretia Noble
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Amherst
Yale
Willams
Trinity College Class Day Prizes Named
At Trinity College Hartford on class day William Chapin of Wickford R I gave the oration and George S Chapman of Florida read the poem The exercises mark the last class day on the old campus with prizes announced for Latin Greek and mathematical disciplines including Lorin Webster B B Gallaudet Henry McBride and Charles W Freeland awarded to students from New Hampshire Utah New York Georgia and Savannah Georgia respectively.
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R.J
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Florida
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West Springfield
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Pascal Teneler
B. B. Gallaudet
New York
Henry McBride
Logan
Utah
Charles W. Freeland
Savanah, Ga
Brown University elects Barrows and Atwater to trustees
The corporation of Brown University yesterday elected Rev. C. E. Barrows of Newport a Trustee in place of Merrick Lyon transferred to Fellows, and Richard M. Atwater Trustee in place of Dr Collins deceased. The committee to erect Sayles Memorial Hall includes President Robinson and Prof. Lincoln plus M. Wood H. N. Slater Jr. and Durfee. A. S. Packard of Salem was appointed to the new Professorship of Geology and Zoology.
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Colby University Prizes Stir Contested Show at Commencement
The prizes offered by Senator H Hamlin drew a large audience at Colby University Waterville Me on June 19. The event featured spirited competition and reflects credit on Prof. S K Smith whose training guided the participants.
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Dartmouth juniors and sophomores present original declamations
In the College chapel at Hanover on June 20 the Juniors and Sophomores delivered original declamations. Named declaimers include O. P. Conant H. H. McIntire J. H. Sanborn C. H. Smith A. R. Willard G. A. Dickey W. F. Furman W. A. Service L. A. Smith and C. H. Strout.
Multiple city fires report extensive losses on June 20
Lewiston Maine reports a Lisbon Street building owned by M A Ward burned. Inhabitant George E Tash and Jere Day faced losses with limited insurance. Day uninsured. J H Day Co hardware also looted of revolvers. Rockland Maine notes house and barn fire with hay and wagons lost. Memphis Tennessee records fires destroying a bank jewelry store and a drug store with most losses insured. Jamestown Ohio fire destroys Parker House and adjacent stores. New York reports a major refinery fire at 139th Street involving Smith Gregg Co.
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Ohio
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Greenback Rally and Local News From Maine
George Fisher of Fort Fairfield was drowned on Wednesday. Deering has a population of 3958 with 1176 polls and 1255 scholars and a valuation of 2 152 290 dollars. Fort Fairfield held a Greenback rally Wednesday. Leo Miller of New York addressed 360 people. The daughter of Hon Lot M Morrill married in Augusta to Mr Charles Nason Hamlin. Capt Jonathan Smith of Portland attended the convention Tuesday. George Bowdoin of York Beach bound over for September term for assault on J F Paul. Rev Cyrus Hamlin to deliver Bates College oration during commencement week. Greenback State Committee organized with C A White of Gardiner chairman and C S Conant of Lewiston secretary. W D Chase plans a Greenback daily paper in Bangor. Miss Carrie A Smith of Portland, long reported missing, has disappeared again leaving a letter to her sister and hinting at self harm.
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New Hampshire News Highlights From Legislature to Local Events
The Legislative Committee visited the Reform School on Thursday. Freeman Blanchard of Manchester crushed his hand while coupling cars. A Greenbacker estimates their statewide fall vote at 8000. A Manchester club organized. Dartmouth President Partlett traveled to Concord to urge college appropriation. Portsmouth valuation rises to 6,383,486 with 53,360 increase. Polls total 2205 and tax levy 127,989 72. Manchester High School seniors burned obnoxious textbooks on graduation eve. Col Caldwell of Elmira spoke at Keene temperance meeting in City Hall. Murphy and family co workers present. Evening meetings planned all week. Murphy to speak next week. NH Press Association drops summer excursion plans. interest in seashore trip to Wentworth and Isles of Shoals noted. Samuel Monsley of Orfordville, Waterloo veteran, heir to a $20,000 English estate after relatives’ deaths. hopes for a comfortable future. He remains fit and hearty at one dollar.
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Parish notes of recoveries, arrests and marriages
Rev. Mr Berton of Newport paralyzed. Dodge brothers Conn victimize Calais. committed in default of bail at $1000 each. Barrows injured at Barton Landing recovering. Parker ships 620 car loads railroad ties from Canada via Passumpsic road. Mitchell case settled with $200 paid by Society. Caledonia county GOP mass convention held. Judge Poland presiding. county officers renominated and new sheriff chosen. Burleigh and Miss Mary E. Lord wed at Bethany Church in Montpelier. Samuel Ross badly injured after wagon wheels pass over him. prognosis very poor. Dodge brothers returned from Canada. preliminary examination in Montpelier. bail set at $1000 each. They are described as having long bad reputations. likely to face September term.
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Report on Coddington Savings Bank Newport
Special Commissioners appointed by Gov. Van Zandt, Samuel Engs J Truman Beckwith and Samuel Sterne, reported to the General Assembly that the bank had assets of 391,979 with liabilities at 450,856 45 a deficit of 58,877 45 about thirteen percent. The bank was found to have been managed legally but depreciation in stock values caused the shortfall. Depositors were injuncted from doing business pending action. report read and received.
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Balkan congress debates Greece in Bulgarian question
Berlin dispatches report M DeOubril visits St Petersburg to press czar for Bulgarian evacuation by Russians. Count Andrassy backs shifting troops to Adrianople with Austrian control of Bosnia and Russian hold on Shumla Varna. Greece admission debated with consultative voice. Next sittings likely postponed to secure agreement among Russia Austria England.
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Battle Near Canea as Crete Turbulence Spreads
Athens reports heavy fighting on the Cretan front near Canea with insurgents attacking a Turkish vessel and unrest spreading to other districts. A London telegraph notes a rumored uprising against the Ottoman sultan in Constantinople, with Gen Skobelev moving to Adrianople to organize a camp while Russians bolster Bulgaria.
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Cotton mill operatives resume work with only a few holds out
London reports that mill operatives in Darwin Burney Accrington and Preston have resumed work while the spinners at Blackburn remain out. In racing news Verneuil won the gold cup at Ascot and Bonnie Scotland took the St James Palace stakes with Red Archer second and Childerie third. At Longchamp President MacMahon reviewed 40000 infantry and cavalry.
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Gloucester Fisherman Died Suddenly at Sea
Lillie Sears May and John Penticost of the schooner Madame Roland prepared to sail from Gloucester on a fishing trip when a crew member died Thursday morning of apoplexy. He was 42 and had fished from Gloucester for years. John H. McAfee was also mentioned in the report.
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Pessimists' revolution scare mocked as farce in Nation
The Nation commentary rebukes claims that Louisiana and Florida fraud inquiries would topple President Hayes, expose a planned civil war, and force a violent national split. It argues the scheme failed to sway Democratic voters, notes repudiation by Congress, and urges prominent skeptics to retreat from public view until the affair fades.
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Caledonia Gold Mines Report From Eureka Exchequer
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Appletons
View Handy-Volure
Annis Epwarpes
Archie Lovell
Price
Barner
Gordon Baldwin
and the
Rupo
Puh Linpav
Misericordia
Erne
Lynn Linton
Ruge
Katharine S. Macquore
Elia
Charves Lamp
Andre 7Heoriet
Carlyle
D. Appleton & CO
Bresdner
Jel
Lessee
LE Petit Corsair
Sol Smith Russell
Ifelt
Boston Museum
Mr Hk, M. Pisce
America
Hess
Cincinnatis
NEW England Conservatory, Music
E. Tourjee
Ritchel
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Normal Art School
Walter Smite
Jess S
Art Education
Edison
BROAN
Fes Hale & Norcross
Julia Consolidated
Lidge
Sierra Nevada
Sss
Union Consolidated
George Tiffany
William Smith
Narragansett Avenue
Tiffany
S. Smith
Rochester
J. J. Harrison
Painesville
T. S. Hubbard
Fredonia
Hugh Cooper
Toronto
Dean Woodward
Naval Academy
Annapolis
John T. Guire
Ohio River
Cairo
Ship News
New Or
Key West
Maria Fredricks
Almora
Utopia
Etna
Aux Cayes
Falmouth
Jamaica
Acadia
Oe the Lizard
Vaderland
Forntwerp
City of Houston
Havana
West Indies
Marston
Brattle Street
Jeid
A.B. Post
Tioshen
Geo Haner
Melrose
N. A. Woodard
S. F. Twitchell
Framingham
W. Clegg
Attleporo
J. Bowen
Woodruff
D. Bigley
M. Igo
W. McMahon
Broo
H. G. Dobson
A. Goldsmith
Washingtonville
Gee, Haner
Hill & Mills
Montezuma Bk
G. Velox
B. G
John Hart
S. & Goldfinger Bk
Bowdoin Square
Graye T
Oscar Gowing
State ST
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!