Storm in Methodist Book Concern Ends in Stalemate
The stormy scene in the Methodist Book Concern ends with a peace semblance. Bishop Ames vetoed a foolish act to spare Dr Lanahan from punishment for defending his rights. Dr Carleton resigns refused, leaving the situation unpleasant. Agents, Book Committee, and Bishops remain in a tangled dispute with no clear resolution.
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Cabinet to consider Washington Treaty ratification proclamation
The Cabinet will discuss a proclamation announcing ratification of the Treaty of Washington once the official written communication from Britain arrives. Some argue for action on telegraphic notices already received. The Alabama claims and fisheries arbitrator will also be addressed tomorrow. Thornton informed the President of the ratification and conveyed congratulations.
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Elections in Paris show government support and Gambetta setback
Paris dispatch reports hopes for a government majority among 80 of 113 deputies, with Bonapartist pamphlets aimed at electors and a Paris coalition in consideration. Gambetta’s nomination was rejected by the Republican committee, while the Democrats split and Communists placard the city. The era also notes Egypt’s famine aid, royal movements, and security actions including arrests in cafes.
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Trial of broker for Norwalk Bank robbery opens in New York
William O Kell a New York broker faced trial in the Court of Oyer and Terminer before Judge Cardoza on charges of grand larceny and receiving stolen goods in the Norwalk Bank robbery of September 30 1969. Witnesses testified to stolen bonds and O Kells role in arranging sales through Morris White Co and Fisk Hatch with proceeds and commissions totaling about 209 dollars. The case, described as ingeniously planned, awaits jury verdict. Separately Methodist affairs reported Bishop Ames offered a revised opinion on book agents duties and Assistant Book Agent John Lanahan was removed from his post amid committee disagreements. Dr Carleton resigned as agent of the Book Concern, with the committee upholding his character.
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Treaty ratified. calls claims to Foreign Office
The Gazette announces the ratification of the Washington Treaty by Her Majesty's Government and urges subjects with claims against the United States to submit demands to the Foreign Office within six months after the first meeting of commissioners. The meeting date is not fixed. Ratifications exchanged on the 17th inst. England.
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Financial Markets and World Bonds Report London to Liverpool
London and port postings show consolidations and U S bond quotes with mixed rates. U S 5 2 bonds and U K consols traded near 92 while U S 10 40 5 hovered around 834. Liverpool cotton markets opened dull then steadier with 15,000 bales expected. sugar quoted at 30s 6d 647 1s.
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Trains Collision Kills Two Men On Atlantic Line
A construction train on the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad crashed near Moselle eighteen miles from St. Louis, killing George Saunders instantly and fatally injuring William Miller after a car rolled onto rocks. Fifteen laborers were aboard. others were wounded. Coroner inquest at Hallowell found conductor Charles Merritt negligent but blamed no railroad company. Additional reports cite a separate Portland and Ogdensburg collision near Otter Pond injuring six laborers and one amputated limb, with axle failure suspected in another Maine incident.
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Navy reports American victory over Coreans at Kong Hoa Island
Washington dispatches from June 28 describe a successful American expedition against Corean forts on Kong Hoa Island. Five forts captured or destroyed, 11 000 Corean defenders engaged, heavy hand to hand fighting, 243 Corean dead, three American fatalities including Lieut McKee, and nine American wounded all non fatal. British Foreign Office confirms the victory with 500 Corean casualties and American losses of one officer two men killed and seven wounded. The report notes ordnance and flags taken and forts reduced.
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New Hampshire House Debates Homestead Tax Exemption Bill
Yesterday's proceedings covered the exemption of $500 homesteads from taxation amid debate on state taxation and emigration. The Homestead Bill was reconsidered then indefinitely postponed as the session adjourned with a Manchester city charter amendment and a vote over a conflict of interest.
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Acquittal in Carmel trial and other 19th century items
The trial of Edwin Reid in Carmel New York for the July 1569 shooting of Daniel McCormack ended in acquittal. Norris Knight, insurance agent, drowned in the Ohio River at Cincinnati. life insured for 30000 dollars. Arkansas counties report good corn crops but expect one third decline from last year. Fitchville Connecticut mills sold for 65000 dollars to Henry Waterman of Providence. new manufacturing venture planned. John Conant of Jaffrey New Hampshire paralysed and critically ill. Portsmouths North Congregational Church grants Rev George M Adams a year off for travel. centennial set for July 19 to 21. Boston and Albany Railroad staff arrested for freight train theft. substantial goods recovered. Tennessee Supreme Court warrants voiding by County Commissioners causes Memphis uproar amid bond concerns. New Hampshire Governor Weston appoints and renews 160+ justices of the peace. Joseph H Wiggin named Judge of Probate. William Barrett nominated Solicitor for Hillsborough County. he is Harvard and Cambridge educated and noted in Masonic circles.
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Commencements at Brown Rochester Union Bates Colleges
Brown University marks its 103rd commencement with honorary Doctors of Divinity to Rev. John Wenger and Rev. Alfred Potter Putnam. Rochester University grants LL D to Henry Durant and Stephen H. Nariner and D D to Rev. D. Marshall. Hiram Sibley pledges $75,000 for library building. Alumni pledge $25,000. Union College awards LL D to Chief Justice Sydney Breeze and D D to several pastors. Bates College grants an A M to Sidney Perham. Columbia College and Fordham confer specific degrees, including LL D to Kernan and McKeon. Northwestern awards LL D to Gen. Sheridan.
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Paris and London News Roundup
The weekly London smallpox deaths run around 240. The Italian Senate passes the St Gothard Railway bill after a sharp debate. The Bank of Rome is established with a 30 million life capital. The Havre Chamber protests French Assembly over customs duties. Thiers signals treaty modifications for France. Reports say the Suez Canal fills with sand and the Porte considers purchase, but the Khedive declines. A Franco-German clash in Strasbourg involved women and many arrests. In the French National Assembly Audiflet accuses wartime contracts of fraud, charging the late New York consul with corruption.
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Weather broadcast from War Department Signal Service
A Wednesday June 28 12 P. M. bulletin issued by the War Department Signal Service provides a noon update with standard meteorological observations and operational notices for military and civilian use.
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