Wheat harvest booming along Ohio and Mississippi line
In Southern Illinois harvest has progressed for two weeks with wheat saved up to the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad. Yields are excellent and quality good. The river between St. Louis and Cairo now has more wheat than ever seen there before.
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Sherman to take a rest with a salt water junket
Washington reports Secretary Sherman plans a rest next week funded by the government budget. He directed Captain Hamlin to Annapolis to board supplies, following a prior denial of a San Francisco request. Rumors touch a new daily, Hayes investment, and a possible Republican suspension without funds.
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Mixed opinions on trade publications and postal rules
The Postmaster General targets trade journals like New England Grocer and Business Advocate for one cent per two ounces postage, not at the pound rate for regular subscriptions. The Electoral Commission lacks a records depository, leaving custody with the Secretary, who is annoyed by the arrangement. Other items note a Texan proposal for a mixed Americana Mexican Commission and a neutral 50 mile buffer zone, possible judicial appointments, Iowa Republican influence, and officials Schurz and Key returning to Washington plus General Sherman heading to Cincinnati with his daughter.
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International tensions and British honors amid war reports
The dispatch summarizes Austrian Reichsrat remarks on neutrality toward Germany, frontier mobilization limits, and Russo German tensions affecting Turkey. It covers Russian Black Sea actions, Turkish defense, and cruiser incursions near the Bosphorus, then shifts to a London banquet for Gen. Grant praising Anglo American ties, and concludes with Glasgow and Paisley fires damaging textile works, with substantial losses and job cuts.
Crossing of the Danube and Russian advance at Simnitza
Grand Duke Nicholas reports successful crossings at Petroceni and Simnitza as Russian forces push toward Turnu Magureli and Nikopolis. Forces include Dragomirov’s division and the Eighth Corps with artillery. Turks offer limited resistance but evacuate Tehernavoda and Medjidji. Russians aim to isolate Turkish forces and advance toward Rustchuk while monitoring naval operations near the Danube.
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Reorganization of New Hampshire Senatorial Districts debated
The House referred the proposed act to reorganize and equalize 24 senatorial districts to the Committee on Constitutional Amendments. Districts named, dates for effectiveness given, and related measures on taxation, civil service reform, and railroad acts noted. Speaker set to adjourn after a preamble and resolution by John G. Sinclair.
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Boston and Louisville play rough but tight ball game
The Bostons beat the Louisvilles on the South End grounds in a fine contest marred by a costly error by Morrill on a third to home play. Schafer’s move to third improved the Boston defense as Craver caught Murnan stealing and Brown made a one hand foul bound grab. Snyder suffered a foul tip to the head but stayed in as the umpire called the game.
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Commencement Week Closes at Dartmouth and Amherst
Dartmouth marks the end of commencement week with graduates led by the Cadet Band in a lengthy program at Dartmouth Hall and Conant Hall dining for alumni. Amherst College holds its fifty-eighth commencement with class of 1874 graduates and detailed scholarship rankings.
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President Hayes Visits Rhode Island for Military Feast
President Hayes arrives by special train with Grant in command to Mansfield and Providence amid a grand military reception. A Rhode Island luncheon at Rocky Point ends with a clam bake and a Bell telephone demonstration before a public reception at the Hoppin mansion.
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Sweeney Case in New York Fraud Prosecutions Compromised
Attorney General Fairchild reports on New York city suits led to a $400,000 compromise against Sweeney. He notes lack of direct acts tying Sweeney to the conspiracy beyond Ingersoll and highlights the difficulty of collecting against Sweeney’s property, which is heavily encumbered. The Tweed testimony yielded limited value and proposed improper private collection of checks, which was rejected as immoral and illegal.
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Bowdoin class memory and Maine events noted
Obituary notes J S C Abbott near Bowdoin centennial reference. Hiram Simpson of Vassalboro survived a thumb injury then convalesced. Maine Centennial pamphlet by Nye and Haskell highlights state role. Auburn shoe industry cuts wages 10 percent to cut costs. Maine Democratic State Committee fixes August 14 for governor nominating convention at City Hall Portland. Horace J White installed at Biddeford Jefferson Street Baptist Church with local clergy. National Soldiers Homes board to meet at Togus with notable attendees including Butler Waite Bond Martindale Cavender Neglee and Gunckel
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Remarkable case lets woman die rather than life in prison
In Columbus on June 28 Judge Bingham upheld Mrs Sarah M. Victor a first degree murder convict sentenced to hang. The governor commuted to life, she stayed in Ohio Penitentiary seeking to enact the original sentence. The Supreme Court has been asked to hear error, stay granted, and Victor remains imprisoned.
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Charter Oak Life Report Shows Large Asset Deficit
Hartford June 28 The Special Commission says Charter Oak Life Insurance Company has asset deficit over 2 220 000 with questionable assets over 1 735 000 The policy-holders should not surrender or neglect payments The full report to be published Friday in the Hartford Courant The Courant urges calm and trust in the commission’s steps to protect policy-holders and state credit
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Dartmouth Receives $10009 From Late Chief Justice Chase
Chief Justice Chase leaves a legacy of 10009 to Dartmouth which the college has just received. President Hayes plans a New Hampshire visit after attending the Bennington VI celebration on August 15 and 16. Author John Habberton rests for the summer at Bethlehem. A Romney child dies after a ammonia inhalation incident. White Mountain hotels report more visitors and a season opening near with Mount Washington Railroad service. Prices are reduced to fit budgets.
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Vermont Centennial activities and political tidbits
Governor Fairbanks tours the state amid rumors of George Nichols succeeding him as governor. The Vermont Centennial Commission awards a catered penant for August 16 with 3500 plates. The Bennington County Battalion of Old Soldiers Reunion Society appoints staff and recruiting stations across many towns, aiming for first rank at the centennial.
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Treasury bond bids and railway wage cuts report
New York reports twenty one bidders for a million in Treasury notes totaling 5 150 000 at 104 75 100 to 105 14 100. Vanderbilt trims salaries on Lake Shore Railway excluding those under 30 a month. Gold supply seen at 250 000. Cornerstone laid for Stewart Episcopal Cathedral Garden City L I. Smuggled faces seized in Spring Street valued at 8 000 repacked for a dry goods auction. Franz Schainagle acquitted in Hudson County murder case. Erie receiver Jewett refuses wage cut rescinding order. Erie and New York Central agree to pool freight. Westbound Trunk line pooling to start next week. Custom House seizes thousands of yards of fine lace.
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