Deadlock in two cities over Fourth of July funding
Lawrence and Haverhill governments fail to agree on money for Independence Day celebrations, while Boston keeps the annual eagle display. Massachusetts rises as a tobacco producer with 5.37 million pounds in 1880, ranking among the top states. Kentucky leads with over 171 million pounds. Observational note on Conkling humorously considering a comet chase, distant from Earth's reach.
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Col Hoyt Critiques Presidents Entering Party Arena
Col Hoyt known to readers and editor of the Western Christian Advocate, now in Cincinnati, criticises presidents and vice presidents entering party politics after elevation. He speaks in Ohio and speaks with good taste but warning peers may ignore his counsel.
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Johnny Davenport Exposed As Partisan Vote Denier
A critical portrayal accuses Davenport of depriving Democrats of voting rights while clashing with New York legislators to secure senate votes for the administration. The piece notes President backing and lampoons his alleged hypocrisy as he previously championed the same group.
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Carpenter Urged as Best Local Candidate for NH Supreme Court
The article notes no supreme court member resides north of Merrimack county and locality factors into selecting Judge Foster’s successor. It says among about six named candidates, Mr. Carpenter is considered the most available.
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Le Duc Eyes Minnesota Governorship
The article notes Le Duc aims for Minnesota governor, citing his Minnesota residence and long public record. It says his candidacy would be seen as absurd outside Minnesota, which has fostered widespread repudiation.
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Garfield aide and commissioner face reprimand over bribe offer
The text argues that if Garfield did not know Strahan’s standing and gave Davenport power to offer a bribe, the commissioner exceeded his authority and merits censure. It jokes that the president might discipline Davenport indirectly, or may still be lenient and knew Strahan better than admitted.
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Greenbackers in Lewiston to nominate Maine district candidate
The second Maine district Greenbackers meet in Lewiston next Tuesday to nominate a congressional candidate to oppose ex Gov Dingley the Republican nominee. Richard A Frye of Bethel is the only named candidate. Solon Chase supporters back a man unaffiliated with the Democrats. Chase is in Michigan at a Greenback gathering and unlikely to attend.
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Iowa Republicans Convene in Des Moines to Nominate State Officers
The Iowa Republicans plan a convention at Des Moines on Wednesday to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor and other state offices. The gathering will use a new method of appointment and involve 1 056 delegates the largest in state history. Four prominent figures are named for governor Harlan ex US senator William Larrabee B R Sherman and Frank Campbell the current lieutenant governor. A Republican nomination remains effectively a guaranteed election in Iowa.
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Winthrop Hosts Bunker Hill Monuments Directors in Brookline
The Bunker Hill Monument association directors met Saturday at Hon. Robert C. Winthrop's Brookline residence. Guests extended cordial and elegant hospitality. The piece praises Winthrop and colleagues for efforts to perpetuate the association and Christian civilization, noting many have passed on.
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Prohibitionists pick Col. Eustis in Maine district race
In Maine second district the prohibitionists nominate Col W T Eustis of Dixfeld for Congress. Twenty delegates attend the convention. Greenbackers meet tomorrow and may shift plans toward nominating Judge Gilbert of Bath, a move that could draw support from Democrats and threaten a Republican win. Hobson of Bath and Dr Dyer of Farmingdon may also seek greenback nomination.
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Amherst baccalaureate address on divine providence and fate
Amherst College held its baccalaureate with President Seelye delivering a sermon on The Law of Divine Providence from Ecclesiastes 1 1 15. He argued each man has a divinely assigned work and urged graduates to seek that path rather than their own interests. Prof George J Ladd spoke later at Hitchcock Society on Nature the Supernatural and Miraculous.
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Bates College opens with accalaureate sermon by President Cheney
Bates College commencement began with President Cheney delivering the accalaureate sermon at Bates Street Free Baptist church. He urged graduates to embrace the faith of Paul, choosing forward motion over backward doubt, and to seek truth with conscience and prayer for a crown of glory that never fades. The sermon before the Theological Class by Rev. C F Penny followed, stressing Christianity’s enduring aims amid modern doubt and scientific inquiry.
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Buckham delivers baccalaureate at University of Vermont
In Burlington June 26 Rev Matthew H Buckham D D preached on Godliness profitable unto all things from 1 Timothy iv His sermon framed future life as a real force guiding current life A second address by Rev J O Peck D D of Brooklyn NY explored Christianity's mysteries and faiths relation to them
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Sermon at Wesleyan by Bishop Foss in Hartford
Bishop C. D. Foss preached the Wesleyan baccalaureate in Hartford with President Beach ill. He contrasted reason and facts through Plato and Bacon, urged belief in science backed by competent witnesses, and spoke of humanity's longing for immortality and the invitation to faith.
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Maine State College Orono Prize Declamations and Sermon
The Maine state college in Orono held prize declamations by the sophomores and a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. W. W. Lovejoy of Calais. The sermon, on Manhood and its condition from Ezekiel, urged genuine success rooted in moral integrity and the light of conscience, while praising small steps toward larger aims.
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Colby University Commencement Exercises at Waterville
Colby University held commencement activities in Waterville Maine with a sermon by F M Ellis of Boston before the Boardman Missionary society on Moral Dignity of the Christian Ministry. The baccalaureate sermon was omitted due to President Robins absence. FE L Maroon of Philadelphia delivered a vigorous sermon criticizing the revised New Testament. Robins arrived late Saturday. The sixtieth anniversary is expected to draw a full attendance.
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Railroad land contest in New Mexico court
Santa Fe dispatch reports Texas Pacific vs Southern Pacific in United States circuit court over land grants in New Mexico. Complainants seek restoration of lines rolling stock and improvements, while defense denies grant rights and offers 6000 dollars. Adjournment until today after filing. Also: Central Pacific suits in New York with U S attorney general set to withdraw actions.
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Will of late Hon. E. J. M. Hale admitted to probate
The will of the late Hon. F J M Hale of Haverhill Mass is admitted to probate. It cites distributions to Haverhill Public Library and City Hospital along with substantial bequests to heirs. Estate value estimated between 5 and 9 million dollars. Mills at South Groveland to be sold within a year. Hobson named managing trustee with $4,000 annual salary. Hale as executrix and several trustees named.
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South Groveland
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Hale
Absconding Secretary Defrauds Portuguese Society
Frank Braga, secretary of the Portuguese Protective Benevolent Society in San Francisco, fled June 16 with about 100000 in cash stock and bonds of clients and even valuable saloon furniture, after being trusted to safeguard investments. He reportedly left for Tuolumne County.
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Mahone Republicans seek coalitions during Washington visit
In a special despatch from Washington June 26, Mahone Republicans plan to press the president to back a coalition with readjuster Republicans as Dawes’s letter targets Gen Wickham and regular Republicans. The Fortune Bay Award distribution by the state department is anticipated, with claimants receiving expenses minus cargo value, amid expected delays. Conkling is mocked by administration Republicans as insane and wandering in Washington after a mock stomach pump remark by Bob Ingersoll.
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Rumor of Pitney to Tell All in Grand Jury Probe
Washington reports a coming sensation in the treasury investigation as O L Pitney former custodian and alleged bay rum soap and towel thief contemplates testifying before the grand jury. He admits minor irregularities in the contingent fund but says he acted under orders and higher supervision while insisting he was not sole actor.
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Fighting Redskin band in Utah sparks prolonged cattle war
Reports from Durango describe a harsh clash with a renamed band of Paleutes stealing cattle and attacking settlers in San Juan county Utah. Troops from Fort Lewis joined white cattlemen organizing to drive out the Indians. battles on June 16 and 17 left David Willis dead and several wounded while an aide, J H Eskridge, killed twelve attackers before being wounded. Estimated 50 to 60 braves faced 58 whites. horses were lost on the white side. Troops under Capt Carroll and Gen Hatch moved toward the conflict as a relief party departed Durango.
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Montreal Wharf Laborers Strike Thresholds Upheld
Montreal reports wharf laborers remain on strike with no compromise in sight. Shipping firms in Liverpool and Glasgow have hired 500 men, some leaving Liverpool yesterday. more expected this week. Port losses exceed $10,000 last week as steamers stay idle. nineteen Atlantic steamers remain in port.
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PRESIDENT TO TOUR NEW ENGLAND WITH FAMILY
Col George T Childs and W F Smith asked the president to attend the American Institute of Education meeting at St Albans on July 7. The president will travel with his wife and three children, Windom Hunt James Lincoln and others, visiting St Albans White Mountains and Concord before returning to Washington.
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Thunder Storm Fatality Hits Long Island Child
A severe thunder storm swept Long Island including Riverhead and Port Jefferson with heavy wind rain and hail causing crop damage. A six year old boy watching the storm from a window with his mother on Riverhead street was killed by lightning while the mother was unharmed. Damage also reported from Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania where the courthouse tower depot and a shaft were struck and crops damaged.
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Disorderly driver Doyle discharged after arrest in New York
New York on June 26 Morris Doyle, dirt cart driver, was arrested on a disorderly conduct complaint by street cleaners foreman Simon Steinfeld but was discharged in court. Doyle claimed he must pay Steinfeld five cents monthly to keep work, a claim corroborated by other cart drivers. Some said money went to Police Captain Williams or ex Senator Conking. accusations were sent to street cleaning HQ.
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The Albany Contest Vote and Quorum Dispute
In Albany the joint convention closed its fourth week with light balloting and a declared lack of quorum. Senators and assemblymen tally to 102, with no choice for Conkling’s successor or Platt’s. Rumors swirl of stalwart and Democrat adjournment aims and political maneuvers by Murphy Sharpe Hoskins and Depew supporters.
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Son of Myra Gaines Shot by Brother-in-Law in Washington
William E. Whitney aged 45 son of Mrs Myra Clark Gaines and James V Christmas his brother in law shot each other after a business dispute over Mrs Gaines. Christmas claimed self defense and surrendered. Whitney was killed instantly. The two men had quarreled over influence over Mrs Gaines and their dissolved partnership. Whitney had publicized that Christmas was not authorized to collect old firm bills.
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Centennial Mass Observed In Hartford At St Peter’s Church
Hartford observers marked the centennial of the first mass in the state with a service at St Peter’s Roman Catholic church. The early Mass was celebrated by Abbe Robin, roving chaplain to Rochambeau’s French troops. Bishop McMahon led today’s rite as Rev Thomas O Gorman preached.
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Land Bill debate and Tunisian question in foreign notes
London dispatches summarize European issues including Russia’s church demolition verdict in Novgorod, the Finnish diet considering legislative initiative rights, and French plans on duties amid Tunisia talks. Also covered are Cornell rowing trials at Henley, Land Bill cabinet strategy, and Hull dock fire causing substantial losses.
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Shepard and Blondine Win Fast Double Team Trial at Beacon Park
John Shepard drove Blondine and Mill Boy to a 2 23 3/4 mile in a public trial at Beacon Park, beating Vanderbilt's Small Hopes and Lysander by one second. Blondine, 7, sired by George Wilkes, won in a time disputed by several observers, with Mill Boy, a 6 year old bay gelding by Jay Gould, finishing strong. A later bicycle inter club race at Beacon Park featured Boston and Massachusetts clubs racing ten miles on a brisk afternoon.
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Vermont Marble Companies showcased as durable building material
Vermont marble from Rutland and Sutherland Falls proves stronger than Quincy or Aberdeen granite in tests. It endures fire better, absorbs less water, and is noted for beauty. A fine specimen is in the Rufus building on Washington Street, near the old state house, furnished by the Vermont Marble Companies of West Rutland with a Boston branch at Causeway Street.
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BR Satem Vyacht Club
Salem Bay Yacht Club
Gen
B. F. Butler
Actu'l Cor
Ted Time
W. H. Lockhart
B. FE. Butler
BHCC
Atpoticu
D. H. Brice
Lilv
Dillinghart
Seccesreceses
Peri
C. B
Cece FP
H. Cabot
C.iccese
E. B. Roger Becec
Coquette
F. A. Brown
L. F. Miller
Scsee- Oe
Bo Mansfield
Herme Asndee Savas
Tulip
Duckae Wee Dexter
Claudia
Chapman
Committee On Sailing
City Hall
Manhattan Club of
Stamford
Mr. Phillips
Mr. Baker
A. L. Smith
T. A. Guinness
J. P. Muspratt
Harvard-Columbia
New London
Frank G. Brown
Nassau Boat Club
H Harvard
R. Difford Watson
Walter Frimble
Cleveland
Bostons
Worcesters
Providence Boys
Amherst Boys
College
A. BP. Moore
Boston Museum
Alhambra
City Point
Boston Theatre
Jennie Winston
Donna Juanita
Rene
Cadet
Billee Taylor
Rice
Opera Comic Company
Eugene Clark
Arabella
Rose Chappelle
Susan
Annetta Halli
Elza Dabsey
Emma Burgess
Probe
Francesca Guihrie
City Council
Daily Evening Traveller
Nellie Glidden
Lynn
Hanover
William A. Huston
Anna Callaway
Marin
Comic Opera
Oakland Warden
Faward Shea
Oneida Street
Old Colony Railroad Company
Shea
J. G. Holland
St. Lawrence
Edmund Shafter
Little Boar’s Head
Lamar
Washington and Lee University
R. B. Forbes
Milton
Montgomery Blair
Joseph S.santh
Revere House
Garfiela
Williamstown
William H. Vanderbilt
H. B Shaw
Martha’s Vineyard
Thomas James Keating
Maryland
Augustus Russ
Harbor Island
Brewster
Frederick Upham
Prof. $.F.upham
Moses Litcomb
Franklin Falls
Benjamin Sitcomb
City
Joan Fairfield
Fifth Auditor's
Senate
Byron W. Clement
Franklin
Neice
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
Henry Clay
Henry Stanberry
Cimemnati
Amos H. Trowbridge
Second National Bank of New York
Charles Wyndham Stanhope
Earl of Harrington
St. Jacobs
Hariz
Albrecht of
J. Ws
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