Minnesota Debt Plan Faces Likely Failure
It is thought that the latest plan for compromising the railroad debt of Minnesota will fail. Minnesota appears strongly in favor of paying debts everywhere except at home where repudiation is nurtured, as in Virginia under the readjusters.
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Local Teacher Charged Over Political Propaganda in Class
A school teacher named Bentley faces charges for compelling pupils to listen to praise of the Garfield administration and depicting a grim future if the Democrats gain power. The Republican state committee chairman is urged to remove him immediately, with possible use in the next campaign.
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Dawes Questions Readjusters Split Among Republicans
Senator Dawes says he is amazed any true republican in Virginia would hesitate to fine drives with the readjusters, arguing that a break can be made without compromising principles for which the Republic party contends. He asks if open repudiation is a principle the party is fighting for.
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Iniquities of Grant’s administration surface in court claims
The court of claims cited that under ex-Attorney General Williams a false cotton claim of 276000 passed to recovery. Williams was Grant's nominee for chief justice. Falls River police, including Chief Wade, monitor ten hour law violations. Many complaints against Fall River mill managers have been filed but evidence for arrests is unclear. Wade said starting machinery five minutes early avoids arrests. overtime beyond that invites prosecutions.
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MacVeagh Attacked as Defamer and Blackmailer
Special Despatch from Washington reports an ongoing press feud as Gen Brady’s supporters accuse Secretary MacVeagh of defaming the president. The morning Republican and evening Critic label him a wild conspirator seeking to pervert trust and extort private gain, while the Brady faction paints him as deceitful and dangerous in the administration.
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War talk on Choctaw Chickasaw clashes unsettles Washington
June 24 report shows no official confirmation of Choctaw Chickasaw turmoil or white intruder exodus in Indian Territory. Interior Department discredits sensational troop movement claims and plans to refer legal questions to the attorney general. Secretaries seek guidance while suspending action under permit laws.
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American Prize Offer for Henley Regatta Contested
The American Manufacturing Company proposes a 100 pound prize for an international college cup open to all crews, after Cornell was barred from the visitors cup at Henley. The plan seeks Oxford and Cambridge Boat Club input and aims to stage a Thames regatta as soon as possible.
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Will of Caroline Merrill Refused Probate in Surrogate Court
New York June 24 Surrogate Calvin refused to admit to probate the will of Caroline A Merrill who died with an estate valued at 500000 The document dated May 26 1871 named bequests to relatives 50000 to New York hospital 50000 to Cardinal McCloskey and the residue to Bishop Bacon of Maine A codicil executed in Rome December 9 1875 left the residue to Cardinal McCloskey for charity The will contested by George Merrill and others claimed insanity and restraint issues After extensive hearings the surrogate found the decedent while insane regarding her nephew and would have given Cardinal McCloskey over 300000 if admitted
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Rome
George Merrill
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Business Outlook Mixed as Failures Rise in All Regions
Dun and Wiman & Co report more failures than last week totaling fifty to sixty with seven in the eastern states twenty one in the middle ten in the south and sixteen in the west. Most failures are small and not tied to a broad business downturn while southern credit shows improvement and iron trades in New York and Boston reflect speculative losses from past metal boom.
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Fire damages multiple properties in New England towns
PORTSMOUTH New Hampshire June 24 A fire last night damaged Floran Barri s stable and the nearby house occupied by Henry Webber John W Johnson and George W Ayres with contents valued about 840 000 Insured The Pequannock power mills near Bloomingdale New Jersey were burned this morning with losses around 12000 Bristow New Hampshire June 24 a fire destroyed a house shed and barn in Alexandria owned by Robert Simonds loss about 1000 insured in New Hampshire 600 The fire suspected incendiary The Borrahville mill in Norwich Connecticut June 24 fire in spinning and spool rooms extinguished by mill equipment water damage not great
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New York
Pequannock Pawer Mills
Bloomingdale
N.J
Phi Beta Kappa delegates named for Harvard centennial
The New Hampshire Alpha of Phi Beta Kappa selects Lyman Mason Hon Mellen Chamberlain Hon Walbridge A Field Lewis G Farmer Esquire Prof A S Bardy and Prof John A Wright as delegates for the Cambridge Harvard Alpha centennial on June 30. President and Mrs Bartlett hosted a senior class reception and the Dartmouth sing-out was held in the college chapel amid final class memories. Hi B Classou the Greek tutor received a gold headed cane from the freshman class.
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Judge Tuley Enjoins Chicago Life Insurance From Conducting Business
In Chicago the circuit court issued a perpetual injunction against Chicago Life Insurance company after finding it insolvent. The firm started with $125,000 capital stock, $1,000 cash paid, and $124,000 in promissory notes. Dividends paid totaled $55,000 before the injunction.
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Express wreck near Eau Claire leaves cars ditched
The Chicago express on the St. Paul and Omaha road was badly wrecked at Sunnyside four miles from Eau Claire this evening. Six passenger and three baggage cars were ditched but no persons were injured.
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Goldsmith Maid Drops Fine Day Filly at Fashion Stud
In Trenton New Jersey on June 24 the celebrated trotter Goldsmith Maid dropped a fine day filly at Fashion stud farm near the city.
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Land bill progress in Parliament slows amid warnings
London dispatch notes the land bill advances slowly with daily gains small yet steady. Debate remains detailed. final settlement hinges on Commons resolve. Irish amendments spark dissatisfaction, emigration clauses debated, new clause aims to settle arrears since 1877. Dublin Gazette bans protests. banquet planned for Mr Parnell’s 35th birthday. papal confidential mission to Ireland planned. American bishops urged restraint to avoid civil strife.
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New York Susquehanna and Western Railway formed
Articles filed in Harrisburg to consolidate Midland-Patterson extension Midland Connecting North Jersey and Water Gap and Pennsylvania Midland railways into a six line system creating the New York Susquehanna and Western railway with capital stock of 30 million dollars. Main aim to connect Pennsylvania coal fields with New York. A separate Baltimore report denies criticism of Commissioner Fink at trunk line presidents meeting.
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Not guilty verdict in Harriet Stone murder trial
In Elizabethtown Essex County jury finds 14 year old Harriet Stone not guilty after a four day trial over the murder of an infant. The defendant testified she was assaulted by the father of the child and claimed the infant was poisoned to frame her.
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Albany Contest Ballots In Joint Convention For Conkling Successor
Albany June 24 joint convention resumes voting for Conkling successor with Potter 44 Wheeler 45 Cornell 1 Lapham 13 Folger 1 and others. Platt vacancy ballot shows Depew 45 Kernan 45 Platt 27 Hoskins 4 Lap ham 3 Cornell 7 Crowley 5 Tremaine 1. Debate over adjournment and daily votes, with no immediate result. measures pending including state railroad commission. bribery inquiry briefs due Tuesday.
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Walker and Simpson partner arrested for swindling
Houston attorney Marcellus Walker of Walker and Simpson has been arrested on a swindling charge. A child of Shepherd Swain of Skowhegan was reported missing after leaving home last week and a $50 reward is offered for the boy’s recovery. Normal school exercises at Farmington set for June 29 and 30 with a large graduating class. The Waterville Classical Institute held a robust junior prize exhibition with twelve speaking students and eight essayists, drawing many visitors. Portland Council allocates 2500 for the soldiers and sailors reunion with invites to Garfield’s cabinet and Gen Sherman. A freight collision near Winthrop delayed trains about an hour, with $1000 in damage and no injuries. Eaton School’s quarter century marked by a gold watch gift to H. F. Eaton and an alumni group formed led by Russell and Rice. Bates College announces its forthcoming commencement events from June 26 to 30 with Rev Bolles delivering oration.
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Readfield
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Somerville
Mass
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Brackett academy graduates all ladies at Greenland
Rural New Hampshire news notes include ten mile telephonic link from War ren depot to Moosilauke summit. Brackett academy Greenland held annual graduation with an all female class Thursday. Dartmouth trustees met in Concord with no business. Solomon Tilton, 50, died at Nashua junction from injuries in car coupling. Portland Knizats Templars, led by Forbes, visited Portsmouth with 125 attendees and a New Castle banquet. State Normal alumni reunion in Plymouth drew lawmakers and officials amid lanterns and festivities. Temple quartet Boston supplied second annual concert with soprano Marie E Marchington.
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Vermont church graduation and Bennington post office dispute
The Vermont Methodist seminary and Female College at Montpelier held graduation exercises on Thursday. Commencement at the Bennington grade school ends Friday evening July 1 with public exercises. Enrollment reaches 800 as annual exams proceed. Washington orders relocate the Bennington post office from the Banner building to the Free Library block after a three month dispute. residents remain split on removal versus retention.
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Wesleyan academy ceremony and local notices
Thursday morning Wesleyan academy Wilbraham conducted commerce exercises with a class of twenty one graduates. Wareham high class of eighty one held Friday evening graduation at the orthodox church. Old Colony commandery Knights Templar celebrated St John’s day with a Plymouth visit. Frank Haskell, 17, a flagman at Middleboro station, injured his arm in a coupling accident. Walter Vaughn’s son died after internal injuries from a leap. A Westfield man forbids his wife’s washing and ironing orders, claiming support. Edward Fennery of Boston and William Douglas of New York arrested at Frebourg for attempting to pick pockets during a circus parade. Abington Old Colony commandery visited Plymouth with Clifford house services and music by the South Abington brass band. Mrs Nancy L Parker, 78, of Lowell, survived a suicide attempt but remains in danger. Lawrence academy’s annual graduation at Groton marked by E S Ball’s resignation. Victoria mill engine driving wheel burst in Newburyport, threatening idle operation until new equipment arrives.
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Installation of Rev Gorham Easterbrook as Hyde Park pastor
The Rev Gorham Easterbrook formerly of Amherst N H was installed as pastor of the First Baptist Church in Hyde Park on Thursday evening. The service included organ music, readings, sermons, choir responses, soprano solo and benediction. Various clergy from Boston area churches participated in readings and charges to the pastor and church.
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Ideal Opera Chorus
Halleck
Alhambra
City Point
Marin
Comic Opera Company
van Suppe
C. B. Crane
D. D
A. J. Gordon
Frederic Woods
A. K. Dunning
Congregational Publishing Society
W. T. Sleeper
Worcester
Jd. H. James
Norwich
J. D. King
Edgartown
Rodney Luna
T. W. Bicknell
Jennie B. Merrill
D. L. Moody
Lorne Design
Cabre
Agate Tyre
Agate Megeure
Ali Ubooks
A. P. Moore
Treadwell
Revere
Traders
Citizens
Malden
Centre School
Suffolk County
McKim
Sarah E. Howe
Augustus Russ
Brookline Street
Towne
Howe
Fowler
Savage
Hemmenway
Thomas P. Healy
Washington Avenue
Chelsea
Tomas Curley
Benjamin F. Silsby
Cambridge Street
Joshua G. Clapp
Beacon Street
Cyrus H. Lisley
Jasmaica
Charles H. Wooa
Sheriff’s Sale
N. Parker Doe
Joseph Loudon
Charles H Whitney
Caps
Burlington, Vt
Schiederer & Reid
Deutsch & Berger
A. A. Cohn
Portland, Or
Walla Walla
Wash
Philip Ross
A. Jacob
Bridgeport
State House
Chelsea Beach
Price’s River
Eastern Railroad
Maynard Street
Chelsea Beach Company
Revere Beach
Justice Field
Jones
Richardson
Higgins
A. Higgins
Lushme
Wallace
William Tall
Ccecs
Norma
Attila
Noddle Island Antique Association
Noddie Island Antique Association
Meridian Street
East
F. Seaver
Andrew Hall
Chaiian
Thomas Doherty
Wu. J. Burke
John Kelley
Oach
Outdo
Capella
Venus
Jupiter
Saturn
J.k. Stevenson & CO
Faneuil Hall Square
Jelé Tumhg
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