Wilson Attacked Anew In National Republican Clash
The National Republican plans a two column editorial attacking Vice President Wilson. It accuses him of trickery and indiscreet gabbling and cites past episodes with Abbott and Ransom. The piece notes his use of reporters and even a trip to the Tribune tower, arguing he seeks personal influence and favors. It questions his motives and urges dignified conduct. The report also covers clerical notes on the treasurer handover and district affairs.
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Wilson
Abbott
North Carolina
Ransom
National Republican
Jay Gould
Tribone
New York
Tribune
Sam Bowles
Springfield Republican
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier‘ Journal
Clootz
Charles A. Dana
Press
New York Sun
King
Grant
Wilcoo
United States
Mr New
Columbian Bank Note Company
Bank Note Company
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Bard
Boston
Carter
Alaska
Taylor
Lancaster
South Atlantic
Shenandoah Valley
Grangers Meet to Decide National Headquarters
The National Executive Committee and the Grangers Board of Appeals will convene here this week. They will decide the future site of the National headquarters and review a plan to create an international exchange system for products.
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Grangers
Board of Appeals of the Grangers
Balloon voyage over Lake Ontario ends in dramatic rescue
The Sun recounts Canadian journalists led by Prof. Donaldson in the P T Barnum balloon from Toronto who endured a perilous Lake Ontario crossing. After highs near two miles and a cold, churning sea, a schooner rescued them near Long Point. Two young rowers aided the attempt, while five others suffered poisoning from soporific medicines and new indictments against Tweed and Sweeny loom.
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Prof
Donaldson
Lake
Ontario
Tweed
New York
Prof. Donaldson
P. T. Barnum
Toronto
Henry Loney
Thomas Whallam
Long Point Lighthouse
Athol Township
Prince Edward County
Emma Wingazel
Mary Mi
Daniel
Kate
Solanis
Peam
Beecher Trial Rumors and Jury Developments
Rumors swirl after jury pause with reports of defense agents speaking to jurors and a new witness alleged in Livingston Street. Judge Neilson warns of six week deliberation. Beecher, Tilton, and Moulton cases loom. Financial toll and trials' cost attract attention as Bri
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Sam Morris
Livingston Street
Beecher
Tilton
New York
Juciee Morris
Ieader
Price
Moulton
Shearmat
Morris
Lord Mayor of London Arrives in Dublin for Shooting Match
Deux June 28 report details the Lord Mayor of London and suite arriving to attend the International Shooting Match in Dublin. A 6000-strong troops review at Phoenix Park, en route to Mansion House, drew mixed attendance amid windy, poor-forecast weather.
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Corporation of
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Pheonix Park
Cap Rife
Lord Boxer
Ireland
New York Telegram
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Major Fulton
Johnson
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Shell
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J. K. Milner
Wilson
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Remington
Gildersleeve
Yale
Sharpe
Loupon
House of Commons
Schiller
Court of
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Seillys
Edmund Jones & Co
East India
Bombardment of Carlist Ports Reported by Madrid
The Spanish fleet on the Northern coast bombed the Carlist ports of Berne and Madaca. A conflagration at Palacios in Seville Province destroyed 140 buildings yesterday.
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Berne
Madaca
Palacios
Seville
Naval Review at Berlin
A Berlin despatch reports Price Frederick William will join the maneuvers of the German iron clad fleet from Wednesday through Monday. The American squadron will witness the display.
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London
Berlin
Price Frederick William
Great conflagration hits Paterson factory and New England mills
A late June wire report describes fires across Paterson New Jersey and North Hadley Massachusetts. Watson's bridge factory and silk rooms burn with 400 to 500 workers affected. losses exceed 100000 with heavy insured amounts. North Hadley suffers timber mill and store fires with substantial uninsured damage. Londonderry shoe manufactory and Princeville Illinois fire losses noted. Bristol Rhode Island refinery barrel shop burns.
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N. J
North Hadley
Mass
Londonderry
N. H
Bristol
R. J
N.J
Watson’s Bridge Factory
Grand Street
Railroad Avenue
Ene
William G. Watson
E. G. Watson & Co
Charles N. Martin
New York
Massachusetts
Springfield
Hampshire County
L. N. Granger
S. F. Cooley
Granger
Cooley
New Hampshire
Manchester
N.H
James M. Platt
Phenix
Hartford
Tno
Financial Market Telegraphic Summary for London and Liverpool
London reports a mixed session with Erie stock, consols and bank balances, while Liverpool notes dull cotton and price levels. Market activity shows 000s of bales traded for speculation, with July and August deliverables and various regional price quotes in pounds, shillings, and pence.
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Financial and Commercial
London
Erie
Builion
Frankfort
Liverpool
Orleans
Antwerp
Petroleum
Coroner's jury probes Brownell street crossing deaths
Fall River reports show eight witnesses testified about the Brownell street crossing tragedy. whistle sounded, train ran at usual speed, drivers urged to stop, but the team was mishandled. Officials debated lagman duties while the city and railroad avenues claim shared crossing protection. The jury adjourned to 10 tomorrow evening.
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Brownell Street
Sreman
John 8
Brayton
Old Colony Railroad
Mainten
Davenport
Catholic Denunciation of Secret Societies and Death of a Geologist
A Sarnia priest denounces secret societies as opposing the Roman Church and warns parishioners against attending Odd Fellows fetes. The Nouvean Monde carries a Kiel letter to Provencher electors in Manitoba. Sir William Logan, ex-Montreal geologist, reportedly dies in London. Royal Commission to address copyright. Wrecked steamer Virgo crew reaches Shattuck.
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Edward
Sarnia
Montreal
Nouvean Monde
Lows Kiel
Worcester
Mass
Provencher
Manitoba
House of Commons
Toronto
London
William Logan
Hauif
Virgo
Twenty year old man attempts murder and self harm in Lawrence
Thomas Manchester, 19, a Pacific Mills weaver, attacked his wife at No 9 Pacific Corporation then cut his own throat with a razor. Wound shallow but windpipe damaged. he pleaded guilty to assault with intent to murder. Held on $2,000 bail for October Superior Court, alleged insanity cited by family.
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Mass
Thomas Manchester
New Pacific Mills
No. 9
Pacific Corporation
Margaret Cooper
Newbury Street
Manchester
House of Correction
Cape Henry Steamer Seminole Breaks Shaft At Sea
The signal service observer reports the new steamer Seminole from Savannah to Boston lost her main shaft 70 miles northeast of Hatteras. The 1100 ton vessel stayed under sail, anchors ten miles east of Cape Henry awaiting Norfolk assistance after meeting the Vera Cruz from Savannah to New York.
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Cape Henry
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Oe Stesmer Seminole
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Vera Cruz
Savanpah
New York
The Scourge of the Potato Bug Reaches New York Area
The Colorado potato beetle is spreading toward New York, threatening major crop damage. Described by name, life cycle, and rapid multiplication, the insect lays up to 1200 eggs, with three broods per season, and could reach over 60 million beetles if unchecked. Paris green mixed with an inert substance is advised as the effective control, with cautions about poisoning and bait strength variations.
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New York
Rocky Mountains
Thomas Say
P. of the Academy of Natural Sciences
Mississippi
New Jersey
Westchester
Kings
Europe
Tornado damages in Dernoir Michigan and midwest storm damage
Dernoir Michigan reports last night’s tornado left two fatalities both children, three severely hurt, twenty three houses demolished and widespread damage. Crowds visited the scene as relief meetings are planned for Wednesday. Special despatches note a hurricane uprooting Hueenamalleus at Mendota and further damage in Dakota County Minnesota with storms also in Indiana and Iowa.
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Joxé
New York
Mendota
Dakota County
Minnesota
Indiana
Lowa
Spectacle at Longchamp Review of French Forces
Report on Marshal Mac Mahon and staff reviewing troops at Longchamp, with detailed observer notes on infantry of St Cyr, artillery drills, and cavalry maneuvers. Describes crowd scene, orderly parade, and praise for artillery progress and cuirassiers, alongside commentary on spacing, uniforms, and drill quality.
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L' Cavalry
Chasseurs
Reichshofen
Ced
Railroads Grow Despite High Costs and Low Mood in 1874
Poor's Railroad Manual reports continued expansion in U S rails with 1873 and 1874 figures showing increased mileage and total road cost near 94.2 billion. New England and Western lines rise, while Southern lines shrink. earnings per head climb from 1858 levels, yet capital discipline and price declines sustain profits amid a weak year. Michigan Central holds annual stockholders meeting in Detroit with nine New York Boston directors elected.
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Aloost
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the Tribune
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Daf
Duff
Canney
J. E. Bates
Elisha Atkins
Gordon Dexter
Htareer
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company
European and North American Railroad
St. Joan
N. B
the Globe
Pear Ag
E. D. Jewett & Co
Michigan Central Railroad
Detroit
Mich
Michigan Central Railroad Company
James F. Joy
Moses Taylor
John Jacob Astor
George F. Talman
Samuel Sloan
Nathaniel Thayer
John W. Brooks
H. H. Hunnewell
Sidney Bartlett
Mr Sloan
Erastus Corning
Albany
New Hampshire House Proceedings June 28 1875
The Concord House opened at 4 pm with the liquor sale restraint bill tabled and printed. Causer and Foote named engrossing clerks. A taxation law revision resolution was introduced for the Secretary of State. Newell reported on the Centennial Commission and Philadelphia 1876 celebration. Bills on foreign insurers and the Nashua Guarantee Savings Bank were advanced to third reading before adjournment.
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Webster
James L. Foote
Franklin
Newell
Manchester
Philadelphia
Guarantee Savings Bank
Nashua
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EEE
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John
Fulton Streets
Ae. Ac
Lewis
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Chelmsford Foundry
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