Massachusetts Leads New England in Public Schools and Teachers
Advance sheets from the U S commissioner of education report Massachusetts with 5 730 public schools 7 390 female teachers and 1 118 Yale teachers Maine follows New England peers while Vermont ranks third. Separately Kentucky Democrats split into two factions named swallowtails and fragged reubens mimicking Albany tactics.
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Albany factions edge toward a compromise in stalwart disputes
The passage notes both sides in Albany accuse the other of deceit as stalwarts and half breeds seek a settlement. It suggests gentlemen from either side could settle their differences through negotiation.
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Prominent Citizens Cured at Washingtonian Home
Dr Day of the Washingtonian home in this city says he can point to learned judges respected pastors lawyers doctors and thousands of upright citizens who formerly drank to excess but were permanently cured at the home.
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English town fortune teller expelled by magistrate
Report notes evidence of a conclusive character as a woman professing to read planets was arrested. A magistrate ordered her to leave town at once, while remarks imply the author prefers the United States where influence can buy legislators and such actions go unchecked.
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Punish Thieves Who Rob the Government
The Washington Sentinel urges severe punishment for government robberies, demanding disrepute for corrupt officials. It notes the paper's own reputation for exposing fraud and its authorship by this Washington publication.
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John K Hall retires after thirty one years at National Bank
Mr John K Hall resigns as cashier of the National Bank of North America after 31 years of service. Directors express deep respect and regret at his departure noting his clear head and firm hand as he retires at age 70.
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Bankers plan summer convention at Niagara Falls
American bankers favor mixing finance and recreation and move their annual meeting from Saratoga to Niagara Falls in the second week of August. Circulars have gone to banks in several cities outlining the agenda to cut United States taxes on deposits, arguing the tax remains high after wartime levels. The gathering will also cover banking topics, with participation by experienced financiers, though they face strong local taximen pressure from the Niagara Falls hackmen.
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The Sly Comet Captures Wide Astronomical Attention
A modest new comet draws unprecedented interest from science observers and press. It trails a bright, historic lineage like Donati's comet but remains a fleeting, elusive wanderer sparking lively speculation.
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Civil service reform murmurs rise in Garfield circles
Washington reports suggest a shift toward civil service reform with talk of competitive exams and reduced patronage. Garfield’s handling of spoils and patronage wins cautious support from party managers while reformers gain a cautious smile and Windom edits reform measures. The Albany strike and Conkling’s fate loom over nominee choices as the New York collectorship becomes a delicate hinge in ongoing senatorial battles.
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Intruders to be Removed from Choctaw Chickasaw Lands
Washington dispatch reports the attorney general clarifies that the Interior Department, not Indian authorities, must remove intruders from Choctaw and Chickasaw lands. Excluded classes include government employees, their families, travelers, permit holders, and certain white workers under Indian laws. Permits expire with their term, and removals will proceed under these interpretations. Canadians Ask for Information on Postal Card Contract Prices
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Fire Hits Vermont Farm Areal and Other Blazes
The barn and outbuildings of Mrs L D Kelly at Bradford Vermont burned Monday morning with three horses three hogs and farming tools lost about 4060 dollars insured Farmers Mutual of Vermont and Continental of New York. The Blaney barn on Stevens Street Peabody was struck by lightning during a Sunday afternoon storm causing roof and upper section damage valued at about 800 dollars insured at Andover. The Sherman barn in East Weymouth Massachusetts suffered an incendiary blaze Sunday evening with a 1500 dollar loss covered by insurance.
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Harvard Beats Columbia in New London Boat Race
In New London Connecticut on June 27 Harvard won the boat race against Columbia amid calm waters and little public interest. Harvard led by miles and finished ahead with a time of 21 minutes 45 seconds to Columbia 21 minutes 38 seconds. Eldridge of Columbia fainted at the end.
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Albany Senatorial Deadlock Moves as Turck Proposes Four Ballots
Attendance at the joint convention was 101 as Assemblymen changed ballots for Conkling and Platt successors. Potter led the Conkling ballot with 31 votes. Crowley and Hoskins also received support. A crowd of political action formed as Spinola noted a quorum issue and Turck urged four ballots per day, adjournment followed to noon tomorrow. The grand jury reported twelve indictments, seven sealed, with cautions about naming indicted individuals. Conkling and Platt returned to Albany for consultations amid the stalemate.
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Unprecedented Washington Storm Wrecks Property and Threatens Boats
A fierce Washington thunderstorm lasting about an hour unroofed Ford's Opera House and the city hall, damaged telegraph lines, flooded southern cellars, and caused about 100000 dollars in property losses. Excursion boats returning downriver raise fears for passenger safety amid the storm.
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Railway Disaster at Brorelos Leaves Dozens Dead
Reports from Crry of Mexico detail a Morelos railway catastrophe near Mailpois where a bridge failed amid floods. A battalion of soldiers plunged the San Antonio river. 13 officers and 192 privates killed, 50 with serious injuries, and many burned as alcohol cargo ignited.
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Cambridge Observatory Reports Northward Moving Comet
Unfavorable weather prevented last night’s observation at Cambridge Observatory. The comet remains visible at all hours, curving toward the north pole and likely passing near the pole line. Nearest Earth approach was about 30 to 33 million miles, with long-range prospects attracting public interest and comparisons to the 1807 comet.
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Irish Commons Debates Protest Waterford Proclamation
Irish members denounced the Waterford proclamation as unjust and cowardly abuse of government powers. The adjournment motion failed 305 to 26. Gladstone signaled land bill precedence as the Times notes cabinet plans to press day by day. Cork reports 5000 troops in the county.
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Maine Deals and Drowns Highlight Early Maine News
Maine business ventures report John P. Webber & Sons purchase 12000 acres of timber land in Acton and Hudson plus mills and dwellings for 30000. A French-Canadian youth drowns in Waterville after a cramp. The Sea Side Reporter debuts at Old Orchard Beach. Horse thefts spread from Biddeford with a $225 team recovered and a thief jailed. Deputy Sheriff McAlister faces potential trial for prisoner escape amid intoxication allegations.
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Appointment and public works items in city meeting notes
Public weigher H. D. Page mentioned. Petitions heard for repaving Lenox street from Tremont to Shawmut and for American Bell Telephone to erect cable houses on bridges. H. D. Cogswell of San Francisco seeks a public fountain. Record commissioners ballot elected Wm. Wellmore and Appleton, with Whitmore. Various committee actions and a Harrison Avenue extension proposal noted. Fire department items follow.
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Mascot at Boston Museum Draws Big Crowd
Grayson troupe delivers The Mascot to a large audience at the Boston Museum with 89 performances planned through Saturday afternoon. Rice Goodwin company to present Cinderella at School Saturday evening. J. S. Mason earns praise in Pipno role. Oakland Garden hosts Rice's Billee Taylor company with strong cast. show runs nightly all week.
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