Testimony, Trials and Political Moves From Yesterday
Mrs Jenks amused the Porter Committee with saucy bravado harming Sherman defence credibility. Senator Kellogg to testify. Angier Chace pled guilty to Union Mills treasurer fraud, sentenced to twelve years plus two days solitary confinement. Civil service order enforcement looms nationwide for federal workers. Aldermen approve police appointments, reject park funding, authorize Roxbury Canal lands abatement. Isaiah Thomas remains exhumed for ceremony. brig Confederate sinks after collision, three lives lost. Michigan Central Railroad leaders win control. girls school and normal art school graduation held. Gelding Morris wins Beacon Park 2.50 race.
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New Brunswick
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Detroit
Vanderbilt
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Morris
Beacon Park
Actress Jenks Faces Sharp Questions in Pottery Committee Room
The Louisiana born star Jenks endured nearly four hours of cross examination by the committee, baited by questions about letters and documents from Sherman and Kellogg. She dodged disclosing who dictated the Sherman letter, while Senators and generals pressed for truth as Senator Kellogg's testimony loomed.
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Butler
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Jenks
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Matthews
Mrs Jenks Questioning Butler and Revealing Limited Memory
The lively Mrs Jenks continues to exonerate Sherman by cross questioning General Butler. She admits knowing more than she will reveal, her memory described as erratic at times, portraying herself as a self appointed agent of the Republican Party.
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Washington
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Springer
Land of Shadows
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Weber
Kellogg
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Stoughton
Garfield
Kelloge
Anderson
Louisiana
Butler
Compromise rumor shapes Eastern questions at London congress
Berlin reports say Russia will mass around Adrianople while Turkey retreats from Shumla to Varna and onto Roumelia. Bulgarian question seen as key to progress with next sessions possibly delayed to Thursday. Beaconsfield's firm stance praised by British and allied observers as settlement nears.
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Fire at Hurter & OConnell Compress Wrecks Mont County Cotton
A fire started at noon in the Hurter & OConnell cotton compress in Montgomery, caused by a dropped parlor match. The blaze engulfed 1000 to 100 bales and spread to Planters' warehouse, with extensive damage to both buildings and most of the cotton burned. Insurance covers most losses. compress worth about 40000 dollars. repacking planned. work to resume tomorrow for Sept 1.
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Montgomery
Ala
Hurter & O’connell
German American of
New York
Home of
Niagara of
Imperial and Northern of
London
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Amherst Commencement Honors and Prize Awards
Old Amherst observes its fifty seventh commencement with large crowds as seniors compete for the Hyde prize of 100 for the best English oration. Winners and prize lists span extolled speakers from Stearns to White, alongside numerous departmental honors and class reunions planned for the week.
Wesleyan Class Day Prizes Announced at Middletown
Hartford June 24 Wesleyan University celebrated class day with exercises and campus address by E S Ferry and President Foss. Class oration by S G Kellogg class history by W D Leonard prophecy by J W Nourse. Prizes announced include Squire Scholarship Greek J W Nourse and many others across elocution Latin Greek and English studies.
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Conn
Wesleyan University
Middletown
E. S. Ferry
Foss
S. G. Kellogg
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Squire
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Mass
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Cutts
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Camp
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North Fairfield
Spinney
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Reading
Rice
Abram W. Harris
Philadelphia
Phi Beta Kappa
Charles 8. Chapin
Worcester
Sherman
Merrill Hitchcock
Pittsford
Dartmouth College admission exams and Clarke Lockwood prizes awarded
Examinations for admission to Dartmouth College began and will continue tomorrow in Hanover. Clarke prize speakers included Foster King Spring Blair Hough Lombard Mason Andrews Fowler Hotaling Hutchinson. Clarke prize honors went to Andrews first with 40 dollars, Hotaling second and Hough third. Lockwood prize of 20 dollars awarded to the Academic Junior or Sophomore with the top Clarke prize, Hough.
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Concord
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Washington, N. H
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Bates College Junior Class Exhibition Program
Last night at Bates College Lewiston Maine a large audience attended the junior class exhibition. The programme listed readings and speakers including Galileo by Emery Winfield Given Triumphs of the English Language by Fletcher Howard Importance of Little Things by Thurston Merrill Lombard Democracy and Skepticism by Simon Connor Moseley The Chinese Question by Elisha Atwood McCollister Losses of the Present Generation by Charles Morris Sargent Hannibal by Thomas James Bollin Importance of Agriculture by Lewis Melville Perkins A Hero by Rodney Fuller Johannnet Inanity of Modern Life by Walter Eugene Borger Misjudgments of the Puritan Character by Frank Pierce Otis Absence of Reverence in the American Character by Allison Eugene Tuttle.
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Lewiston
Bates College
Galileo
Emery Winfield
Fletcher Howard
Thurston Merrill Lombard
Simon Connor Moseley
Elisha Atwood McCollister
Charles Morris Sargent
Charles Morris Sargent; ‘ Hannibal,” Thomas James Bollin
Lewis Melville Perkins
Rodney Fuller Johannett
Walter Eugene Borger
Frank Pierce Otis
Allison Eugene Tuttle
Trinity College Senior Prizes Awarded at Hartford
At Trinity College on June 24 the Chemical prize of 30 dollars went to Horace B. Scott of Naugatuck Conn. The second prize of 20 dollars went to George S. Chapman of Rosewood Fla. The Jackson Philosophical prize of 70 dollars was won by William V. Chapin of Wickford R I. The Freshman class is expected to be the largest ever.
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Rosewood
Fla
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Confederate brig sinks after collision off New Brunswick coast
The brig Confederate from Philadelphia, coal laden, was hit by the bark Antwerp from Galway near Brien Island at 2 am in thick fog. The vessel sank in three minutes, three men killed namely George Grant, Michael Dolly and William Willett. Five survivors were saved by ropes and wreckage. Antwerp sailed to St John after the incident.
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Antwerp
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New Brunswick
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Brien Island
George Grant
Weymouth
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Granville
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Annapolis
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Civil service order to be strictly enforced nationwide
The President’s civil service order remains in full force and operation. Federal employees may not participate in political caucuses or conventions but may support any candidate after nomination. The President sees no reason to revoke the order and plans to enforce it. Justice Miller is convalescent after a gravel operation and is rapidly mending.
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Ranney
Chace
Dewey
Concord
Executive Branch Notes and Administrative Reassignments
Vast congressional visits to the Executive Mansion. Changes in marine commandants take effect August 1. Treasury starts July interest payments. Interior selects negotiators for Sioux relocation. Department of the South formed from South and Gulf. Enterprise reports and Wyoming centennial plans. Four percent loan subscriptions total 44 900 dollars.
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Norfolk
Thomas Y. Field
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Portland Liquor Consumption and Rail Depot Plan
The port of Portland reported 19000 gallons of lawful liquor consumption for last year. The Boston and Maine Railroad will immediately begin building a new depot at Portland junction with the Ogdensburg and Maine Central lines. The 40 by 80 foot depot will feature a tall tower, large waiting rooms, and a dining hall with cooking facilities. A washout at Bradford Corner on Mosher brook destroyed part of the dam and damaged Strout and Kingsbury's mill, with other local bridges washed away or damaged. A Bangor and Penobscot Railroad washout 60 by 15 feet caused late trains until repairs Monday afternoon.
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Bradford
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Arrests for Counterfeit Quarters and Local Happenings
Alden Eastman and Frank Howard were arrested in Ossipee for passing counterfeit quarter dollars and held at $400 each. A Newmarket catamaran race postponed to June 29 due to rain, with a yacht race under Newmarket Yacht Club. Two salmon weighed sixteen pounds each caught at Livermore Falls. large salmon expected to yield one million eggs next fall. Portsmouth Navy Yard funds short by 3000. most workers suspended until July 1. Otis R. Dudley, 79, of Durham, injured by a train near Newmarket. arm amputation required, recovery probable. Dickey the murderer seen near Ellsworth. pursuit planned by relatives. A mysterious shooting near Ashland involved Oliver Cheney. likely mistaken identity with the murderer Dickey.
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Ossipee
Newmarket
Newmarket Yacht Club
Livermore Falls
Pemigewasset
Naval Station
Portsmouth
Portsmouth Navy Yard
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Otis R. Dudley
Durham
Great Falls
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Dickey
Ellsworth
Ashland
Oliver Cheney
New Hampton
Cheney
New Hampton Village
Carriage Accident Injures Family Riding in Vermont
Albert Babcock of St Johnsbury an engineer on the Portland and Ogdensburg Railroad and his family were riding when a frightened horse ran and overturned the carriage. Babcock and one child were injured the wife seriously and deranged all night with critical condition Monday. The other child was uninjured.
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St. Johnsbury
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Ceremonies Mark Reinterment of Pioneer Publisher Isaiah Thomas
In Worcester on June 2 a public ceremony honored Isaiah Thomas the Revolutionary era editor. Masons led rites from Union Station to Mechanics Hall and then to Rural Cemetery with prayers music and speeches by City officials and scholars.
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World renowned comedian Charles Matthews dies at sea
The obituary notes Charles James Matthews born 1203 Liverpool during Christmas, a renowned actor and mimic who traveled across England America Australia and New Zealand. It highlights Blessington connections helped his rise and his longevity on stage before settling travels and his death in Hertfordshire. Also brief notices tribute to Capt. John S. Roberts bookbinder Maine lawyer Wales Hubbard Col Ezra J. Glidden Mrs M H Simpson and John D. Warren with death details and affiliations.
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Matthews
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Sothern Case Fails to Move Jurors or Public Hearts
A Columbus Enquirer reprint presents a matter-of-fact account of Kate Sothern’s trial. It portrays a basic two-woman fight with no romantic scenes and depicts Bob Sothern as a crude guard. The piece challenges sensationalism, argues for strict law enforcement, and supports Gov. Colquitt’s refusal to grant pardon.
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Bob
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Areelrun
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Kate Sothern
Gov. Colquitt
Mining Stock Highlights From San Francisco Market
The San Francisco market closes with a list of mining stocks including Julia Consolidated, Mexican, Northern Belle, Sierra Nevada, Union Consolidated, Yellow Jacket and others. Prices show varied gains and losses across firms like Overman, Raymond & Ely, and Beier alongside Eureka Consolidated.
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Kentuck
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Ioc Coca Cara
Cece
Sierra Nevada
SUE Ovo Buncesian
Union Consolidated
Yellow Jacket
Note Found In River Tells Of Missing Maine Soldier
A bottle note retrieved from the Missouri River near Bismarck Dakota dated June 23 claims to be from A L Kensington of Augusta Maine. He says Indians surround him after killing nineteen or twenty, then ends with goodbye and home in Maine. The message ends abruptly.
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Oregon election results in full by Portland dispatch
A San Francisco despatch provides complete returns for Oregon races. Whitaker leads Congress as a Democrat with 16 554 votes over Hines 15 384 and Campbell 930. Governor results show Beekman 16 009 and Thayer 16 063 with Wilkins 1353. State offices list Earhart 16 146 and Reams 15 852, Hirsch 16 555 and Brown 15 493, Carter 16 100 and Narimer 15 53, Powell 15 951 and Stiles 15 918.
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Senator Bruce Marries Miss Willson in Cleveland
Senator B. K. Bruce of Mississippi married Miss Josephine B. Willson at her parents home on Perry street Cleveland. The ceremony was by Rev. N S Rulison with about seventy five friends attending. The couple left at 10 30 PM in a special car for New York to sail for Europe on Wednesday.
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Josephine B. Willson
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Local and State Notices from Massachusetts City and Town Meetings
Reports include Fred Sherman 16 of Chicopee Falls arrested for shooting Asa Fay in Springfield Fay expected to recover Alfred H Knowles named Sergeant Major of the Eighth Regiment Northampton town meeting sets to report plan to grant three fourths of Massachusetts Central Railroad stock to road directors for building Aaron Knowlton injured after horse accident in Essex Captain William Thompson also hurt Stony Brook Railroad elects directors James B Francis President and Jacob Rogers Clerk and Treasurer Lowell School Committee grants 67 diplomas adds drawing and modelling sections funds set for Mechanic s Fair exhibit Aldermen in Lawrence barbers closed Sundays and invite Irish Ninth to reunion police extra pay denied liquor license revocation city labor rules favor Lawrence taxpayers
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Lawrence
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Essex
William Thompson
George Collins
Thompson
Stony Brook Railroad
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William A. Burke
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Boston
Russian vessels renamed at Cramp's shipyard
Vessels bought by Russian agents undergoing alterations at Cramp's shipyard will receive new names on completion. The California will be Europe, the Columbus Asia, the Saratoga Africa, and the new building will be christened America.
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Gen T L Rosser arrives in St Paul amid duel scandal
Gen T L Rosser arrives in St Paul to serve as Chief Engineer of the Northern Pacific Railway. He declines to discuss the alleged duel challenge involving Congressman Acklen of Louisiana and plans to depart tomorrow for an engineering trip to the Red River Valley.
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Greenback Mass Meeting Planned for July Fourth
Newburyport Mass residents announce a July 4 mass meeting with speakers Ex-Mayor Jenness of Haverhill William D Northend and Horace Binney Sargent of Salem others expected to attend the event seeks to rally support for the Greenback party in the region
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Carmi E. King
Calvin W. Haven
Joseph B. Moors
Charles A. Cummings
Charles L. Thayer
James T. Hayward
Henry A. Church
Green Leaf
C. George
Insurance Companvy
Col. Arch ST
Charles R. Howard
George H. Long
Stante
Holman Liverrs
School Rifogbiic
Sia
Hee Oston
W. Simmons & Son
North Street
Wilson
Hilby Street
Peak Bros
Tobin Peake & Son
Undertakers
Washington Street