Maine Republican convention nominates Daniel F. Davis for governor
Bangor June 26 The Republican State Convention convened with B. Wing reading the call. Rev George W Field offered prayer. F A Pike nominated temporary chairman and thanked the delegates. The committee reported 1041 ballots with Davis at 844, Thomas 174, scattering 23. Davis nomination declared unanimous amid applause. A resolutions section urged Davis as a true exponent of party principles. A speech by the nominee followed.
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House Passes Judicial Bill and Anticipated Marshals
Special Boston Despatch reports the House approved the Judicial bill and plans to pass the Marshals bill the next day. Proposals face possible Senate opposition led by Conkling, with Republicans preferring not to clash again over the Army bill. President likely to sign judicial, veto marshals. adjournment anticipated by mid next week amid partisan debates and looming appropriations. Sherman overrules National Board favoring Gamgee refrigerating ship, delaying act of Congress and extending fight over yellow fever germs plan.
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Senate Rejects Stockell Matthews Nomination for Maryland Judge
The Senate debated the nomination of R Stockell Matthews as United States District Judge for Maryland. Votes split 18 to 20 with Democrats largely opposing and Republicans largely supporting. The body adjourned with the case pending as a quorum was not met.
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Enthusiastic Reception for Ninth Massachusetts Regiment in Gotham
Citizens of New York greet the Ninth Massachusetts Regiment with cheers and parade rituals confirming strong Union support and morale during a public visit to the city. Local officials praise the unit's discipline as residents line streets and cheer the marching veterans.
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Harvard Yale Rowing Championship Race Preview
New London reports excitement for the Harvard versus Yale college boat race on Thames tomorrow at 430 PM. Coaches monitor drills from steam launches. Agassiz will referee with judges and press boats. Wagering rare, Yale shows improvement. Harvard favored though last year’s men mostly remain.
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Sultan of Turkey orders Khedive of Egypt to abdicate
Cairo dispatches report the Sultan has deposed Khedive Ismail in favor of Prince Mohamed Tewfik after heavy pressure from the Powers led by Britain. Consuls urged abdication with guarantees. the Sultan reportedly signed the firman. Tewfik may proclaim accession tonight. Ismail to depart Egypt soon. Reception for Prince Tewfik held in Cairo with foreign consuls and officials.
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Death by Own Action and Local Notices From Dennysville to Portland
William J. Hanon of Burrillville aged 50 died by his own action by drowning. John Short of East Corinth aged 61 died by self inflicted hanging. he leaves a wife and children. A boy six at Portland and another boy of the same age were fatally injured by a falling pile of boards. Two youths about 17 Whalen and Abbott confessed to causing a Belfast fire and were committed to jail. The Jaeeesee County Teachers Association will meet in Dennysville July 1 and 2. A Greenback rally in Farwell heard Messrs Randall and Lotton with Moody and Hon Alexander Troupe of Connecticut. The Maine Congregational Conference at Winthrop affirmed Barron and Memorial Church support and mission.
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New Hampshire News Highlights and City Elections
The Carroll county trial cost for condemned killer Buzzell ran to 7000 dollars. Alderman William E. Hadley was elected Portsmouth City Collector and Treasurer. Hampton resident Oliver Hobbs suffered a severe leg fracture after an accident with a horse. Dover ministers met at Hedding Camp Ground June 25 and 26 with Gale Pike of South New Market presiding. Portsmouth High School held class day with 23 graduates, 16 women and 7 men, diplomas presented by Mayor Sise. Haven medals awarded to 17 scholars. class reception at Congress Hall featured alumni addresses and a class ode. Manchester Government requested more Suncook Valley trains. Concord Railroad gave a formal denial letter. Legislation for relief is before the Legislature. a hearing is set July 2 with city and Pittsfield/Epsom officials. Manchester previously invested 50,000 in the Suncook Railroad amid concerns profits favor other towns.
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Methodist Church rising in Troy and varied local notices
A new Methodist church is planned for Troy. Northern Vermont Masons organized a Lake Memphremagog excursion for nearly 1000 people from Richford Berkshire Montgomery Enosburg to Queen City Park Burlington. Barn staging collapse harmed three men at Duxbury. A 17 year old faced gross lewdness charges in Waitsfield with two girls testifying to years of contact.
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SCHOONER AND FISHERIES REPORTS FROM MASSACHUSETT BAY
The article records maritime and local incidents including schooners J. Y. Baker and Cora 8 handling five thousand and twenty one thousand blocks in hours, a bass and salmon haul from Milk Island traps, a youth Albert Hanna injured on a Fitchburg freight train, a quarry blast at Cape Ann Granite Company, and various town notes from Amesbury Gloucester and Cummington.
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Empress Eugenie’s condition grows grave in London despatches
Reports from Chiselhurst portray Empress Eugenie in a deteriorating state after the Prince Imperial’s death. She suffers sleeplessness, fainting episodes, and memory lapses, with no sign of improvement. M. Pretri travels to Chiselhurst carrying the Prince’s will key from Camden House.
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Prince Jerome Titled as Successor to Deceased Prince
Paris dispatch reproduces Rouher interview noting he said Prince Jerome will take the serious responsibility if he accepts it. Also: British press reports fighting in Asia with Abdul Rahman moving into Badakshan and Afghan troops mutiny in Balkh. Lords hear despatch from Lima about Bolivian privateer proclamation. trade collapse in Manchester.
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Holy Cross College Worcester marks thirty sixth commencement
A large Worcester audience attended Holy Cross College commencement on Mount St. James with Rt. Rev. P. T. O Reilly and numerous dignitaries present. Rev. Edward D. Boone presided as graduates received Master of Arts and Bachelor of Arts degrees, with prize awards and special medals announced by Lieut. Gov. Long. The event featured a formal program of music and essays, followed by a dinner and social reception.
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Fourth and Last Day of Commencement Festivities Report
The June 26 report covers the Hull inquest and murder case involving Chastine Cox. It describes Cox’s arrest, the inquest proceedings, witness testimonies, the death verdict declaring Cox responsible for Jane L. deForest Hall’s death, and his committal to the Tombs awaiting grand jury action. The piece notes the Richmond escape and the wife’s statements, Cox’s background, and a large crowd at the trial venue.
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Yale Commencement Exercises Highlight Diverse Orations
Yale graduates receive A B degrees numbering 131 with one Chinaman among them. Medical Department awards nine M D degrees and two Doctor of Philosophy degrees. Scientific School grants forty Bachelor of Philosophy degrees. Honorary LL D and M A degrees conferred on several officials and scholars. Secretary of State William M. Evarts reelected to the corporation for six years.
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Commencement Exercises At Norwich University Continued
Northfield Vermont June 26 Commencement exercises continued in Concert Hall at 10 30 this forenoon Cadet Capt Charles Horace Spooner Charlestown New Hampshire oration What Have we Gained by the Late War Cadet Lieut Eugene Marwin Carr Louisville Kentucky German selection Erlenkoenig Cadet William Howard Wilmarth Attleboro Massachusetts oration A Mad and Destructive Conflict for Fame Cadet Capt John Benjamin Johnson Montgomery Centre Degrees were conferred upon Cadets Spooner and Johnson A B Eugene Marwin Carr B S Degrees in course A M upon Theodore Harry Kellogg class 62 Colonel Robert Grosvenor class 68 Providence R I 3 Civil Engineer William Moses Rumbaugh class 76 A B Thomas J Whiplie class 37 J Quincey Adams McAllister class 51 Granville M Dodge class 50 President of the Union Pacific Railroad Company Honor degrees B S Elliott J Arthur First Lieutenant United States Navy Ph D Hiram Adolphus Cutting Curator Vermont State Cabinet Lunenburg Non resident past cadets attending Dr Conn Concord New Hampshire Col R Grosvenor Providence R I Hobbs Roxbury Massachusetts Dr George P Steadman Boston Gen Kingsley Rutland Vermont Quimby Hamilton Ontario Dr Boss Randolph Cleveland Henry Howe Marshalltown Iowa Non resident Trustees attending Frederick E Smith Montpelier Col Wheelock G Veazey Rutland The orations of Johnson and Carr were exceptionally excellent Both are men of marked ability.
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Vermont Medical College 49 Graduates In 26th Commencement
The twenty sixth annual commencement of the Medical Department of the University of Vermont was held at the Howard Opera House. The largest class to date included graduates from Vermont and several other states and provinces. Dr G B Bullard welcomed the class, Prof H D Holton gave the principal address, a banquet followed at the American Hotel, and the Vermont steamer boat ride with Sherman’s Military Band closed the evening.
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Trinity College Holds Graduation Exercises and Honoraries
In New Haven regular graduation exercises were held at Trinity College with honorary degrees conferred including LL D for John S. White of Cleveland and D D honors for Rev. Francis Schiller May of Caius College. Wesleyan University also conferred D D on Revs. Milton S. Terry of New York and Ephraim B. Harper of Ontario, and LL D on Gov. Charles B. Andrews of Connecticut.
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Andover Theological Seminary Holds 20 Graduates
Lawrence Massachusetts June 26 The graduating exercises featured music and speeches by Erastus Blakeslee Andover T B Denio St Johnsbury VT C P Millis Mont Vernon NH C F Thwing Farmington MO S A Potter Boston W R Richards Litchfield Conn G H Bird Cambridgeport and C A Dickinson Westminster VI There were 20 graduates.
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Bates College Commencement Seventeen AB Degrees Granted
Lewiston June 26 Commencement exercises at Bates College drew a large attendance. The degree of A B was conferred on a class of seventeen with no honorary degrees awarded. Gov Garcelon and ex Governors Perham and Dingley spoke at the dinner along with Hon J D Philbrick and Rev Mr Dickinson. Class exercises followed in the evening.
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