Victoria’s Reign Reaches Forty-Five Years In Britain
The article notes forty-five years since Victoria mounted the throne, a reign surpassed only by Henry III Edward III and George III. It mentions Victoria’s sixty-five to sixty-five plus age context, and lists rulers who lived beyond her age including Henry I Henry III Edward I Edward III Elizabeth James II George I George II George III George IV William IV.
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Victoria
England
Henry III
Edward III
George Iil
St. James
London
New York
Henry I
Edward I
Queen Elizabeth
James II
Thousands of Acres Submerged and Many Lives Lost
River flooding across Missouri and Illinois region leaves 10 000 to 15 000 acres underwater. St Charles county crops damaged with losses estimated at 100 000. St Joseph and Western railroad severely damaged as Platte river swells beyond prior record. In St Louis river rises six inches. lowlands, industrial sites, and 160 buildings inundated between East St Louis and Venice. Kansas drowning toll reaches 12 with Tribb family losses. Cincinnati submerged. Atchison reports worst past but easing as trains resume through shallow floodwaters.
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St. Louis
St. Charles County
Missouri
Mississippi
St. Joseph
East St. Louis
Venice
Illinois
Columbia
Missouri River
Kansas
Seneca
Kan
John Tribb
Tribb
Cincinnati
Atchison
Kansas City
New York Judge Grants Arrest Warrant in Libel Suit Against Editor Wing Ching Foo
Judge Lawrence of the supreme court issued an arrest order against Wing Ching Foo editor of the Chinese American in a libel case brought by Chan Pond Tipp. Tipp seeks 25000 damages after being called criminal and thief in Foo's paper. Ying-Foo jailed on $2000 bail. Jim Murray of Providence declined to join prize night with Bob Turnbull of Brooklyn.
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New York
Lawrence
Supreme Court
Wing Ching Foo
Chan Pond Tipp
Foo
Ying — Foo
Jim Murray
Providence
Bob Turnbull
Brooklyn
Trading board adjournment urged to settle accounts
Cuienco June 20 The unsettled mood among commission merchants on the boards of trade arises from confusion in books. Some urge adjourning the board for a day or two to allow accounts to be straightened after recent unsettled days.
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Cuienco
Mls
Commission Mercchants
Boards of Trade and Affairs
Washington News Roundup on Senate Race and Civil Service
Washington reports on New Hampshire senatorial contest with Rollins as target of defeat while Hill committee to hear Murch testimony on government pay abuses. Alabama Claims rulings listed. Civil Service exams planned. Sherman party touring military posts. divorce petition against Maj. Nickerson. stationery bids for treasury. Symons to report boundary reconnaissance. ex postmaster Ainger’s star route blast. Crook to file full Mexican expedition report.
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Post Office Department
India
I T
Civil Service
Eaton
Washington
North
Post Office
Providence
RK. I
Custom House
Boston
Burlington
Sherman
Col. Tidball
Buffalo
N. Y
Waite
Justice Gray
United States
Emma C.D. Nickerson
Maj
Azor H. Nickerson
Maj. Nickerson
Treasury Department
White, Corbin & Co
Rockville
Ainger
George Bliss
McKeever
Crook
Department
Election of Officers of the Medical Society in New Hampshire
At the New Hampshire Medical Society meeting Coxcorp June 20 officers were chosen: President John W. Parsons of Portsmouth, Vice President John Wheeler of Pittsfield, Secretary G. Pr. Conn of Concord, and Executive Committee A. H. Crosby C. R. Walker G. D. Towne of Manchester. Delegates to Dartmouth College and to other states were appointed, with numerous names listed for censors council and various offices, including G. Towne and C. B. Hammond among others.
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Medical Society
Coxcorp
N. H
New Hampshire Medical Society
John W. Parsons
Portsmouth
John Wheeler
Pittsfield
G. Pr. Conn
Concord
A. H. Crosby
C. R. Walker
G. D. Towne
Manchester
Dartmouth College
C. F. Leslie
Sunapee
8. M. French
Maine
G. A. Crosby
Vermont
W.T. Smith
Hanover
C. B. Drake
West Lebanon
Massachusetts
A. P. Richardson
Walpole
Geo. W. Hunt
Cornish
N. G. Brooks
Charlestown
Rhode Island
Geo. Cook
Connecticut
S. G. Dearborn
Nashua
C. B. Hammond
D. S. Adams
George Cook
L. G. Hill
Dover
S. C. Whittier
J. H. Adams
Derry
G. F. McQuesten
G.w.hatch
Milton
G. H. Bridgeman
Keene
A. R. Cummings
Claremont
Council
G. C. Blaisdell
Contoocook
H. M. Felt
Hillsboro
Ezra Mitchell, Jr
Lancaster
A.C. Morse
Newmarket
D. W. Jones
M. C. Lathrop
Remains of Abortionist’s Victims Found in Cellar
Police in Philadelphia uncovered bodies of several infants and numerous skull fragments in the cellar of 2245 North Fifth Street once owned by Dr Isaac Hathaway an alleged abortionist. Hathaway was previously arrested with Rev Thomas B Miller for criminal malpractice on Mary Butler the servant girl whose child died after the operation. He fled after bail but returned and has not been rearrested. His wife had accused him of brutal assault and threats and said he performed numerous operations. By 4 pm twenty one skull fragments had been found. Hathaway remains in county jail on an assault charge as the coroner lodges a detainer.
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Philadelphia
North Fifth Street
Isaac Hathaway
Hathaway
Thomas B. Miller
Mary Butler
Concord Ballot in Joint Convention Chooses No Clear Senator
In New Hampshire today the joint convention ballot for United States senator produced no decisive choice. Repeats indicated Gilman Marston and others received scattered votes, with no candidate securing a majority. A new ballot is set for noon tomorrow as officers were named: Secretary of State A B Thompson, State Treasurer Solen A Carter, State Printer Parsons B Cogswell, Commissary General Gilman B Johnson, all of Concord.
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New Hampshire
United States
Rollins
Concord
N. H
A. B. Thompson
Solen A. Carter
Parsons B. Cogswell
Gilman B. Johnson
Stepercetes
Brown University commencement at First Baptist church
Providence June 20 annual Brown University exercises were held in the First Baptist church with large attendance. Valedictorian Wilson Gardner Crosby of Edgartown Mass delivered the oration, salutatory by Edward Caspar Stokes of Millville N J, classical by Alfred William Anthony of Providence and philosophical by Isaac Bronson Burgess of Hampton Falls N H. A commencement dinner followed at Sayles Memorial hall with speeches by President Robinson Gov A O Bourn Senator N Waldrich Hon J Meredith Read Rev Dr S F Dike Rev F Emerson and a Bailey poem. Prize awards included Joel Nelson for best historical essay and Edward Foster prize in Greek to Wilse Gardner Crosby.
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Robinson
A. O. Bourn
N. Waldrich
J. Meredith Read
S. F. Dike
F. E. }Merson
Bailey
Joel Nelson
Edward Foster
Wilse
Gardner Crosby
Edgartown
Mass
Fisherman governor Hendricks recalls long fishing day
Indianapolis June 20 J H W describes a day fishing with Governor Hendricks on White River from Broad Ripple to the National Road bridge. They fish from 4 AM to 7:30 AM, haul minnows, share jokes, discuss public affairs privately, and return exhausted to Indianapolis with Hendricks showing no toe scar.
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Indianapolis
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Gov. Hendricks
White River
Broad Ripple
National Road Bridge
P.s
Morton
Grant
Tilden
Samuel I
Samuel
Peck
Sean
Mr.Tilden
J. H.W
Five Hundred Wild Animals Rampage Through Chicago Streets
A report from the stockyards says 500 Texas steers stampeded and charged through southern Chicago from Ashland Avenue to the lake, frightening residents. Citizens hunt the beasts with guns as injuries and at least one fatality are reported.
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Chicago
CareaGco
Lil
Texas
Ashland Avenue
Alexandria Misconduct Case Ends in Jail After Threats
In Fairfax County a 18 year old Negro boy Jim Ball attempted to assault an 11 year old girl named the daughter of Edgar Lee. He dragged her to a thicket but was interrupted by nearby residents. He was captured and jailed at the county courthouse. Lynching threats arose but authorities cooled tempers and he remained imprisoned.
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Alexandria
Jim Ball
Edgar Lee
Fairfax County
Caterpillars Halt Trains Across Colchester Railways
Caterpillars in great numbers have appeared in Colchester and neighboring counties. They covered railway tracks in mass, hindering train movements and disrupting service. Local authorities monitor the outbreak as crews clear affected lines.
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Halifas
Colchester
Multiple Victims Shot in Texas and Robbery in New Jersey
In Texas near Abilene Hughes killed both a man and his son after a fierce fight. In New Jersey Ezekiel M. Patterson’s Lexington Avenue home was looted of 12000 in bonds and gold during a family absence. George Hepburn of the Bank of Nova Scotia’s Pictou branch was arrested in Amherst for forgery totaling 16097. Reports warn potato bugs threaten Nova Scotia crops while other incidents include a railroad strike damage, Missouri river floods, and murders in Tennessee.
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Abilene
Tex
Hughes
Thomas
Ezekiel M. Patterson
New Brunswick
N.J
Lexington Avenue
George Hepburn
Pictou
Bank of Nova Scotia
Amherst
Nova Scota
Alexander Sullivan
Parnell
Chicago
St. Joseph and Western Railroad
Platte River
Missouri
Prospect
Tenn
James Trice
Frank Campbell
Wesley Warren
Warren
Regatta at Pullman Regatta draws top oarsmen to Chicago
Sixteen leading rowers have arrived for the Pullman Regatta. Hanlan competes in single and double sculls with Lee in the pair. Three prelim heats Friday decide the final, with semis and consolation on Saturday. Lake Calumet praised as a prime course and good weather expected large crowds.
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George Hosmer
John McKay
Hanlan
Lee
Weisgerber
Briceland
Plaisted
Parker
J. G. Gaudauer
J. W. Kennedy
Lake Calumet
Junker City Muffters Lose Big to Bostons 29 to 4
The second game between the Bostons and Philadelphias ended 29 to 4 in favor of Boston. Philadelphias fumbled and muffed badly while Boston fielded near perfectly aside from three errors. Smith pitched for Boston in his first appearance but failed to impress in center field. Purcell and Buffinton also contributed as the rout extended late into the game with a dramatic foul-line ball retrieval. Attendance listed as 900.
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Junker City Muffers
Bostons
Philadelphias
Boston
McClellan
Farrar
Smith
Purcell
Whitney
Buffinton
Centre Field
Semi Centennial of Williams Kappa Alpha Society
The Chicago Times outlines the Williams chapter of Kappa Alpha society founded 1833 at Williams College, its Union college origins, notable early members in law, politics, and academia, and the coming private semi centennial celebration with distinguished clergy, judges, and generals among expected participants. The piece notes opposition from neutrals, lodge history, and broad alumni networks across Chicago and the west.
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Chicago Times
Williams
Kappa Alpha Society
Union College
Schenectady
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Virginia
Union Kappa Alpha Society
Kappa Alpha At
Union
John Hunter
I. W. Jackson
Thomas Hun
Orlando Meade
Albany
N. Y
wWilliams
Kappa Alpha
5. Bragg
Wisconsin
John K. Porter
New York
Levi Hubbell
Milwaukee
Woods
Bowdoin College
Randolph
Mississippi
Cornell
Hobart College
Geneva
Princeton
University of Virginia
Williamstown
Atteward
United States
James Nixon
Connecticut
N. H. Griffin
George H. Norris
Chicago
Jesse G. Norton
D.J. Waller
Bloomsburg
John Tatlock
Joseph White
Massachusetts Board of Education
Robert Crawford
Deerfield
Mass
Sigma Phi Fraternity
Chi Psi Society
Kappa Alphas
James Meacham
James A. Garfic
Freemasons
Bross
Hoosac
Williams Chapter
Hasbrouck Davis
The
Times
Messrs
Norton
Norris
Walter Wright
Laban S. Sherman
Ashtabula
Ohio
William Porter
Beloit College
Henry B. Horton
Henry W. Bishop
Jos. Matteson
George D. Rumsey
Paul A. Chadbourne
Raymond
Princetown
E. H. Griffin
William Goodell
S. M. Cleveland
University of Pennsylvania
Justice Ward Hunt
United States Supreme Bench
Doctors of Divinity
H. M. Hoyt
Pennsylvania
Ranald
Makenzie
United States Army
F. H. Dewey
Worcester
Booth
Jesse C. Smith
Brooklyn
Tatlack
Stamford, Conn
T. G. Darling
Iron trade holds at firm prices amid rising demand
Correspondence from Philadelphia reports unchanged iron prices yet stronger demand with furnaces blowing out and mills planned for repairs. Gray forge iron ranges 17 to 18 per furnace, No 2 at 19 to 20, No 1 at 22, with low consumer stocks and scarce production. Steel rails booked at 3750, English tees at 2150.
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Philadelphia
Gray Forge
Manufacturers Pact Aims to Prevent Strikes in Marblehead
The Manufacturers' association offers a season long contract with fixed prices and a no strike clause. It requires each worker to deposit $2 weekly until $10 is reached as a pledge of faithful performance. Lasters refuse to sign but agree to post notices that the union price list will be followed for the season.
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Boston Post
Marbleheap
Mass
Manufacturers’ Association
Lasters
Bowdoin College senior prize winners announced in English and extempore
In Brunswick Maine on June 20 the Bowdoin College senior class awards were announced. English composition first prize went to X B Pettengill of Augusta and H E Cole of Bridgton. Second prize awarded to C H Stetson of Sumner and A J Russell of Hallowell. Extemporaneous composition first prize to E F Holden of Otisfield. Second prize to Benson Sewall of Bangor.
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Brunswick
Bowdoin College
X. B.K. Pettengill
Augusta
H. E. Cole Bridgton
C. H. Stetson
Sumner
A. J. Russell
Hallowell
E. F. Holden
Otisfield
Benson Sewall
Bangor
Massachusetts Legislature Debates Woman Suffrage and Prisons
In the senate the day’s orders included abolishing the treasurer and steward roles at the women’s reformatory. amendments were made and action postponed. A vote defeated Harriet E. Shattuck’s woman suffrage resolution 11 to 21. A bill to pay legislators five dollars daily faced opposition over suspension of rules.
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Senate
Reformatory
Wells
Middlesex
Tewksbury
Committee On
Congress
United States
Committee On Cities
Boston
Committee On Expenditures
Auditor of Accounts of the Commonwealth
Harriet E. Shattuck
Yeas
Barton
Rawley
Drake
Freeman
Galvin
Gerry
Loring
McFarlin
Parker
Sparhawk
Allen
Plymouth
Barrus
Bates
Bruce
Haile
Johnson
Worcester
Cape
Livermore
Locke
Lovell
McGeough
Pratt
Randall
Bristol
Sayward
Seeley
Sherburne
Steele
Swift
Tufts
House
Hampden
Suffolk
House Debates Relocation of Lowell Association Real Estate
The House debates suspending rules to allow Lowell Young Men's Christian Association to hold additional real estate and the pollution bill for the Blackstone river undergoes reconsideration. The session covers the state tax plan, salary proposals, and state house repairs while committee actions and engrossment moves proceed.
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Lowell Young Men’s Christian Association
Hopkins
Millbury
Blackstone
Cape Cod Ship Canal Company
Commonwealth
Varnum
Lowell
Smith
Andover
House
Committee On Water Supply and Drainage
Davenport
Fall River
Reform School For Boys
Westboro
Wallet Stolen From East Boston Residence and Other Local News
Chas A Wedger reports his wallet with 15 dollars taken from his home at 61 Meridian Street East Boston. Michael Dyer of New Hampshire loses a valise worth 25 dollars near the Boston and Maine depot. Two Canterbury Street Smallpox hospital patients discharged. Charles H Nye rearrested for perjury after embezzlement charge. Chester Coolidge of Upton Mass identifies himself after found unconscious on Canal Street. will likely recover. Forepaughs circus employee William Storkman dies from burns suffered in oil car explosion. John McNeil arrested for larceny of 1000 pounds of paper valued at 1550 from Boston and Providence railroad station. Minnie Haskell of 11 Lyman Street jailed as nightwalker. she shot herself with a toy pistol but only incurred a burn. taken to Massachusetts General Hospital. George F Schweitzer, 14, arrested for assault with a knife on Meyer Goldsten at Salem and Endicott streets.
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Chas. A. Wedger
Meridian Street
Boston
Michael Dyer
New Hampshire
Boston and Maine
Canterbury Street Smallpox Hospital
Charles H. Nye
Canal Street
City Hospital
Chester Coolidge
Upton
Mass
William Storkman
Forepaugh’s Circus
City
John McNeil
Ewing McLoud
Somerville
Boston and Providence Railroad
Minnie Haskell
Lyman Street
Massachusetts General Hospital
George F. Schweitzer
Meyer Goldsten
Salem and
Endicott Streets
Exhibition of billiards by Vignaux and Schaefer in Bumstead hall
On Wednesday Bumstead hall hosted an exhibition by famed billiardists Vignaux and Schaefer. In the afternoon a 300 point straight game saw Schaefer win while Vignaux claimed victory in a 200 point balk line match. In the evening, in
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Bumstead Hall
Vignaux
Schaefer
Commencement Exercises at Lasell Auburndale
Commencement at Lasell in Auburndale marked the 25th annual ceremony held in the Methodist church. Joseph J. Duryea delivered the address on education as self reliance, unity of heart mind and will, and womanhood's role in guiding students toward noble deeds. Diplomas were presented by Prof. Bragdon. dinner followed on the seminary lawn. alumni reunion featured lectures, music, and a poetry reading. graduates were listed in Classical and Scientific divisions.
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Lasell
Auburndale
Bragdon
Joseph J. Duryea
Wellesley College
God
Jesus
Alice M. House
Ava Lowe
Gussie Lowe
Betty Morris
Annie Bragdon
Emma Belcher
Delia T. Smith
Mourristown
Penn
Seraphine Gardner Mason
Boston
Stella Catlin Wadhams
Wilkesbarre
Lillie French
Many 19th Century Figures Noted in Mixed News From Boston to London
Wednesday marked Victoria's accession anniversary as tributes came from New York to Newport. Minstrel Charlie Backus lies dying in New York. LL D awarded to Alfred M. Williams of the Providence Journal. News covers weddings in Chattanooga and Jamaica Plain, travel aboard the White Star Celtic, and Captain Webb's risky reputation. Historical society work by Leonard A. Morrison of Windham is announced, along with a Lancaster Gazette note on Rush Tevis and his former wife Kate Reese, the latter pair’s earlier sensational divorce and reunion.
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Queen Victoria
Charlie Backus
New York City
Alfred M. Williams
Providence Journal
Brown University
Chattanooga
Tenn
W. B. Thompson
United States Railway Mail Service
Webb
Leonard A. Morrison
Windham
N. H
N. H. Historical Society
Londonderry
Lancaster, O
Rush Tevis
St. Louis
Kate E. Reese
Col. H. B. Reese
Lancaster
General Sherman
Philadelphia
Frank Inglehart
Tevis
Mr. Tevis
Bismarck's condition deteriorates in Berlin dispatch
Report from Berlin says Bismarck suffers violent stomach pains and his departure to Friedrichsruhe is postponed. In Australia, Mr Redmond plans to send £1000 to support Mr Parnell. In Parliament, a bill reallocating £250000 of church surplus to Irish sea fisheries passed its second reading. Madagascar talks resume with Paris and London. Fire at Amsterdam royal dockyard causes major loss and deaths. Healy campaigns in Monaghan with land purchase stance. Admiral Pierre reports French troops in Madagascar seizing the custom house and roads, awaiting Mala gassy submission.
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Berlin
Bismarck
Friedrichsruhe
Redmond
Irish National League
Australia
Parnell
House of Commons
Paris
London
France
Madagascar
Iceland
Sophia
Nordenskjold
Arctic
Greenland
Royal Dockyard
Amsterdam
Healy
County Monaghan
Board of Aldermen Discuss Purchases and Public Works
The Roxbury board convened to appoint William D. Green as undertaker and Daniel Ahern as measurer of grain. Petitions urged street grading and paving projects, sewer extensions, and canal dredging, while officials proposed Long Island purchase for public institutions at 190 600. Alderman O’Brien defended the administration and criticized former officials in a personal explanation.
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Merritt
Purchase
Long Island
Board of Aldermen
O’brien
William D. Green
Daniel Ahern
Owen Lynch
George Street
Langdon
Shirley Streets
Cheever Newhall
Harvard Street
Dorchester
Brie Hill Avenue
Wales Street
Joseph W. Homer
Clifton Street
Dudley
Cottage Streets
Traveller Newspaper Association
Congress Square
Shorey Place
Michael Killian
Heath Street
Day Street
Roxbury Gas Light Company
Roxbury Canal
James C. Tucker
Dorchester Avenue
Harbor View Street
William Minot, Jr
Centre Street
Leighton
James 3. Flynn
Alderman Slade
Finance Committee
Common Council
New England Weston Electric Light Company
National Street
Telegraph Street
Tufts Commencement Honors At Goddard Chapel
The twenty sixth annual Tufts College commencement at Goddard chapel featured opening prayers by President Capen and student orations. Oscar Hoyt Perry spoke on American illiteracy, with peers presenting theses in engineering and literature. Degrees were awarded to BA and BD candidates, with MA in Latin and English literature conferred on Walter Beckwith and Thomas Lothrop, and honorary divinity degrees granted to several clergy and scholars.
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Tufts College
Goddard
Capen
Oscar Hoyt Perry
A. B
Frank Stark Pearson
C. E
Charles Hunnicntt Puffer
A. J
Olneykman Darling
B. D
Frederic Elmer Snow
Rafus Austin White
Walter Parker Beckwith
A. M
John Milton
Edwin Amenzo Davis
California
Carroll Davidson Wright
Bureau of Statistics
Wayland
Frederic Etersnow
Haverhill
Charles Huannicutt Puffer
Stetford
Weston
Frank Herbert Pease
Varsonsfield
Frank Allen Spratt
West Corinth
Robert Charlies Washburn
Hallowell
Herbert Foote Edwards
College Hill
Fred Stark Pearson
Frank Kilwood Smith
Franklin
Felipe Cardenas
Saltillo
Mexico
Olney Iowan Darling
Warren
Rufus Austin White
Towanda
Charles Arthur Knickerbocker
Wayne, Mich
Clarence Rice
Watertown
N. Y
William Dusseault
Somerville
Fish Hawks At Mount Hope Bay Draw Local Attention
Fail River correspondent notes Mount Hope Bay fishermen watch with interest the activity of numerous fish hawks that hover over the quiet waters. Nets are set for fish like shad and other species, drawing curious observation from locals as the birds feed and respond to the season.
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Mount Hope Bay
Fail River
Providence Journal
Bridges Washout Delays Trains After River Floods
Heavy rains swell Bakers river washing out the Warren Wentworth bridge and delaying trains. The steamer City of Portsmouth ran aground at Concordville landing Wednesday but was freed with no serious injuries. Phillips Exeter’s centennial services opened with Frank B. Sanborn address, Reeves’s band concert, and alumni reunion. Fire at the old Knight mansion in Rochester caused minor damage with kerosene-saturated floors likely incendiary work.
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Bakers River
Warren
Wentworth
City of
Portsmouth
York Beach
Concordville Landing
Phillips Exeter Academy
Golden Branch
Frank B. Sanborn
Reeves
Band of Providence
Academy
Dr. Perkins
Knight
Rochester
Rutland Court Discharges Editor Love in Local News
Vermont news reports the Rutland court releasing Editor Love as the alleged bad man. Burlington hosts the eld second regiment Vermont volunteers reunion marking 22 years since muster, with J Stannard named commander and Gen. P P Pitkin as vice commander. Montpelier Seminary class day exercises begin with orations poems and plantings, awards pending. University of Vermont dedication plans advance with Lafayette statue unveiling by sculptor John Quincy Adams Ward, anticipated Friday in Burlington. Secretary of War Lincoln hopes to attend, and two infantry pipes will be ordered for the occasion.
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Rutland
Love
Eld
Vermont Volunteers
Burlington
J. Stannard
P. P. Pitkin
Montpelier
Vermont Methodist Conference Seminary
University of Vermont
Gen
Lafayette
Lincoln
John Quincy Adams Ward
Caribou Sightings and Town News From Portland Area
Gentleven near Katahdin lake report six caribou on shore and caribou numbers rise in the region. The New Orleans Continentals arrived in Portland and were guided to quarters at the Falmouth hotel by Brown Light artillery. Judges for the Maine band tournament at Lake Maranocook include J. R. Claus W. S. Ripley and T. H. Rollinson. John’s commandery and Bangor band embark on a fraternal visit to St Alban and Hugh De Payens commanderies. A Townsend youth Lyman Peckham, 18, drowned after leaping from a boat. body recovered in one hour. Portland boards plan a grand Fourth of July 200th anniversary celebration. In Attleboro district court three Jerusalem emigrants were charged with vagrancy but agreed to leave town on the Boston train amid protests.
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Katahdin Lake
New Orleans
St. John’s Commandery
K. T
A. B. Marston
Bangor
St. Alban
Portland
Hugh de Payens
Melrose
Mass
Lyman Peckham
Deacon Peckham
Townsend
Attleboro
District Court
Jerusalem
John Josephs
Josephus John
Coley Theresa
Theresa Francois
Catherine Francois
Boston
Windsor sailor crushed between moving cars at Bridgeport
Joseph Miller of Windsor Nova Scotia steward of schooner Avon was caught by bumpers while passing between two freight cars on the dock at Bridgeport on Wednesday. Hip and groin injuries are severe and the outlook is probably fatal. The Washington Light Infantry of Charleston SC arrived in New Haven from New York and were hosted by the Governor's Foot Guards. They will travel to Hartford Thursday to visit the First Regiment.
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Bridgeport
Joseph Miller
Windsor
Nova Scotia
Avon
Washington Light Infantry
Charleston
National Flint and Lime Glass association convention held at Parker house
The National Flint and Lime Glass association of America met at the Parker house on Wednesday with Mr. C. W. Brockrimer of Wheeling as president. Officers elected were W. W. Libby of Boston as president, J. J. Gill of Steubenville as vice president, and F. S. Shirley of New Bedford as secretary and treasurer. About 100 members attended the banquet where speeches were delivered by Leopold Morse Norcross of Norcross Mellen & Co., Libby, James B. Lyon of Pittsburg, and C. E. Jose of Portland. A second business meeting was set for today to close the session.
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National
Flint and Lime Glass Association of America
Parker House
C. W. Brockrimer
Wheeling
W. Va
W.W. L. Libby
Boston
J. J. Gill
Steubenville
F. S. Shirley
New Bedford
Leopold Morse
Norcross
Norcross, Mellen & Co
W. L. Libby
James B. Lyon
Pittsburg
C. E. Jose
Portland
FREVENBING CRUELTY DIRECTORS REPORT MASS SOCIETY
At a Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals meeting the president announced 451 bands of mercy spanning from Quebec to Puget Sound with about 50 000 members. Prosecuting agents handled 127 cruelty cases in the past month and 39 animals were euthanized. The Ellen M Gifford Shelter and Home for Animals will be completed this autumn and a private subscription is proposed to fund a new drinking fountain for animals in a public square.
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Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Bands of Mercy
Quebec
Puget Sound
Ellen M. Gifford
Train wreck near East Minneapolis kills three
The Chicago express on the Omaha line derailed near East Minneapolis due to a misplaced switch. Engineer William Harrington and Baggage Master Roberts were killed instantly, brakeman Van derhort injured, and several passengers lightly hurt. The train traveled about 40 mph at the time of the accident.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Omaha
William Harrington
Roberts
Elroy
Vanderhort
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New York Sun
Sun
Democratic Party
Chicago Gamblers
Mek
Oreilly
Lillian Whiting
N. O. Times-Democrat
Jon Boyle O'Reilly
Manas Hias
Mgr
Bliss
Alabama
Kite
Murch
Hill Investigating Committee
Coleman
French
Hill
Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
A. J. Bird
John Bird, Sr
George J. Rhoades
Isaac Jameson
William H. Clough
Edward C. Jackson
James H. French
W. F. Warren
Boston University
Gov. Butler
Grinnell
D. Q. Nourse
Bolton
D. H. Browning
Brazil
Hill Botanical
H. Preston
Danvers
C. Minot
Westminster
C. Damon
Rev. H. Hague
J. W. Webb
New Haven
Hollins
Amherst Agricultural College
Jane
the Agricultural College
Hendricks
Watterson
Mr. Tilden
Frank James
Gallatin
Chas. S’. Johnson
KE. L. Stewart
Fayette
Bonne Femme
Stewart
Alexander Mitchell
Mclleoch
H. Graves & Sons
Beacon Park
Warward
Lew Leondon
D. Bigley
Allston
B. G. Captain
J. H. Nay
G. m. Axie
George E. Jordan
Willimantic
B. G
Axie
Galanthis
Belle Mahone
Muriel
Wallace
Vladimir
Captain
Dorr
M. Galanthis
B. & Cadlain
Ccc
Casanccusnne
Bowen
ARC
M. Lark
Bik
M. Belle Mahone
John Riley
C. m. Belle Shackett
B. C. Borden
B. m. Speedress
T. D. Marsh
B. G. George A
G. S. Locke
Robert H
H. Woodruft
Alliston
C. m. Flora
C. H. Baldwin
Ticonderoga
Pb. G. Judge Davis
L. E. Wicker
B. G. Blanchard
J. Dongrey
Troy
Nic Amelia C
George H. Hicks
B.m. Backman
Speedress
George A
Belle Shackett
Flora
Shacketty
Shackett
Beacox Park
Bob Borden
George
Robert H. John Riley
M. Belle Shacke
Woodrum
SECON
Harvard
Columbiajs
Yarvard
Columbias
Frank G. Brown
Nassau Boat Club
Newark
A.B. Whitney
Perea Lossus
Ees
Sutton
Pds
Siinnaeens Swalee
Burdock
Sunth
C.f
Luftinton
Farrar, Biassacu E Waal
Tomings
Peteie
Syogweees
Patadelphine
Oes Asveke Sean
Wise
Morrill
Duffinton
Gross
McClell
Lane
Shoe and Leather Exchange
Bigelow
Swan and Pratt
Spaulding
Cleveland
Detroit
Ils Athletic
Louisville
Eclipse
Beg Q
Columbus
Allegheny
Brown
Harvara
New London
Conn
Society
Marblehread
Topeka, Salina and Western
C. G. Patterson
Mik Street
Legislature
W. P. Marshall
Fred Lavery
Harry Cole
Baker
Beverly
Cogswell
Salem
Cushing
Cohasset
Miller
Leonard
the State House
Bowker
State House
House of Representatives
Craig
Messrs. Smith
Bird
Natick
Blackstone River
Patty Vose
Framingham
Walter Shanly
Lasell Seminary
Unitarian
Jamaica Plain
Charles A. Jackson
Hattie Burr
C. F. Dole
Trolbrook Street
Pierre
G. O. Taylor
Alderman O'Brien
Ward 13
Warren Avenue
Beverly Street
Warren Bridge
City Point Park
Charles River
Old Harbor Pier Company
Inspector of Intelligence Offices
Boston Herald
A. Merritt
Citizens
Eeeal
Slade
Stebbins
Prescott
Burrage
Hersey
Frost
Hart
Republican
Daily Advertiser
Prince
Tucets College
Boston Weekly Post
Post Publishing CO
NEW England News
Seaine
Lewiston
Glass Men
Emerson Piano CO
Tremont Street
Saratoga Springs
Saratoga
Jessostutham
Henry Clair
Commercial Union Assurance Company of Londo Pobtaboit
Hirlby St
Selilra
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