French National Holiday Moves to July 14 Start
The French government fixes the National Holiday on July 14, to mark the Bastile’s fall in 1784 and to honor republican ideals. The move challenges monarchists and clericals while inviting American observers to join the celebrations. Boston’s French community is expected to mark the day as a show of goodwill from the government.
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Vermont Judge Leads Quail Introduction Movement
Judge Everts of Rutland Vermont championed releasing migratory quail in this country. Quail released last season in Rutland woods are now heard in their former freedom locales. Success in Vermont supports expectations for Maine and New Hampshire efforts where about fifteen hundred Messina quail were released.
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Boston Post Copies Scarce Report Shortage Asked
Readers unable to buy Boston Post at any newspaper-stand in New England are urged to report the shortage to the publishers. The notice requests informants to convey the difficulty to the Boston paper for correction.
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Weather bulletin for New England and coastline cautions
Partly cloudy conditions in New England with local showers and warm southerly winds turning colder and westerly. Barometer rising as cautionary signals persist at Chincoteague breakwater Cape May Atlantic City Barnegat Sandy Hook New Haven New London Newport Wood's Hall Boston Section 8 Portland and Section 7.
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Ocean Vessel Arrivals and Departures Across Major Ports
A consolidated list shows ships arriving or departing from Boston London Panama Liverpool Queenstown Philadelphia New York Glasgow Dominica Cadiz Bordeaux Halifax Bremen Gibraltar and other ports with dates June 23 to June 28. Ships include Sumatra Iberian Warrior Batavia Arragon Germanic Ganos and more, detailing origins such as New York Liverpool Boston and Glasgow with routes to Liverpool or Hamburg and engagements with British Crown and United States steamer Wyoming.
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Market Sale Notices for Boots Shoes and Dry Goods
A fragmented schedule lists multiple 10 A M and 1 P M sales across departments such as Boots and Shoes Carpets Dry Goods and Liquors from firms including Moses Colman Co Chas Wentzel W R McKey Co Rhodes Co Sullivan Bros Samuel Bunting's Sons Wilmerding Hoguet Co J C McCurdy & Co and John H Osgood with locations in New York and Philadelphia for Wednesday June 30 through Saturday July 2.
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Pastures Parched and Cattle Starving in New Jersey
Reports from Jamesburg Ridgeway and Whitebridge say great cattle mortality in Ocean and Monmouth counties due to drought and heat. Pastures dry streams gone and starvation thirst are causing severe distress.
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Seawanhaka Steamboat Fire Tragedy Off Randall's Island
The Sewanhaka exploded in the engine room and burned off Randall's Island. About 350 to 500 aboard. estimated thirty deaths. Pilot Charles Smith stayed at his post to beach the vessel, others leaped or burned. Rescue boats from Granite State Osseo and others aided. bodies recovered and identified include De Beyois and Mary Reed. The disaster prompted mournful morgue arrivals at Bellevue Hospital and widespread survivor accounts.
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Disaster on the Seawanhaka steamer near Randall's Island
Accounts recount the Seawanhaka fire and explosion off Randall's Island. Rescue crews from Ward's Island, Osseo, and Rhode Island saved many, but dozens died or burned. Passengers included Isaac W. England and Gen. Newton's boat. Authorities note inflammable freight and rapid blaze. The captain and crew escaped, but the list of missing likely exceeds fifty.
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Body of man found in Saco River. murder suspected
The body of an unknown man was found in the Saco river near Biddeford. A letter addressed to O. T. Currier suggests foul play. Identified as John Currier of Old Orchard, 21 or 25, with bullet wound, missing money and revolver. Jury rules murder after examining wounds and circumstances.
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President Hayes Visits Branford and New Haven Ancestors
In Branford and New Haven Connecticut on June 28 President Hayes and family toured grave sites and historic rooms tied to Ezekiel and Samuel Hayes. They met Branford locals at Tetotket House, and Hayes spoke of ancestral roots, receiving a historic scythe and greeting townspeople. He later attended a Yale Harvard baseball game and held a late reception at Thomas R. Trowbridge’s home.
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Garfield's Friends Plea Sparks Peace Effort Debacle
A brief note reports Garfield allies pressing for peace amid a political dispute described as a Republican falsehood about a Sur ratt incident. The piece notes public reaction and a dissension within the party over how to address the controversy.
Republican split threatens 1896 campaign harmony in capital
Special despatch from Washington reports deep rifts among Grant Blaine and Garfield factions. Cameron's anger and Pennsylvania plans overshadow efforts to unite the GOP. Hancock favored to win Pennsylvania if Cameron balks at chairmanship. Blaine and Grant camps clash, while Garfield forces seek a leader to rally the party.
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Split Ink over Mrs Surratt Interview Exposed
William P Tonrey denounces sensational charges about his interview with Mrs Surratt’s daughter and her husband Tourey. He says Baltimore American reporter E P Fulton sought statements from them thrice and was refused each time, denying any unrecorded remarks or authorization to publish.
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Butler Says Hancock Nomination Good But Hints Colfax Garfield Lacked Courage
Gen. Butler, returning from California, told a St. Louis reporter he favored Hancock’s Cincinnati nomination but would not compare it to Chicago. He praised Ames as truthful, recalling Ames’s early shovel-making days and later wealth from speculation. Butler recalled urging Bingham to admit ties to Credit Mobilier and criticized Colfax and Garfield for lacking moral courage to reveal their connections, noting they have not heard the end of it.
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Monster Mass Meeting To Endorse Democratic Nominations
The New York Tammany Committee on Organization plans a mass meeting for Thursday evening July 1 to endorse Democratic nominations. A committee will confer with anti Tammany forces to join under both organizations. In Augusta Maine Democrats celebrate Hancock and English nomination with torch parade flag raising bell ringing and a salute.
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Amherst seniors vie for Hyde prize in College Hall
In Amherst Massachusetts on June 28 the Hyde prize of 100 dollars was awarded to F E Stebbins for the best senior oration. Other contests in College Hall honored freshmen and sophomores with Kellogg prizes of 50 dollars each for declamation, awarding to Noyes and Williams among the named contestants. Additional prizes including Ely Hutchins and Phi Beta Kappa honors were announced for English composition Greek Latin and scholarship with several named recipients.
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City residents flee heat as deaths mount in New York
New York records indicate at least 100000 evacuated to beaches and resorts amid extreme heat. Daily toll rises with 224 deaths reported yesterday including 178 under five, twelve sunstrokes today, six fatal, and about thirty more deaths attributed to heat, as temperatures reach 94 degrees and climbing.
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Lutheran Jubilant Saint Louis Jubilee Marks 350th Augsburg Act
In St Louis on June 28 Lutheran churches and Sunday schools joined with neighboring towns to celebrate the 350th anniversary of the Augsburg Confession and the 300th anniversary of the Concordat. A large procession led to the fair grounds for a grand jubilee event.
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Irish Agitators Convene in Philadelphia to Plan Liberation
About fifty delegates from across the United States, representing the Irish Revolutionary Convention, gathered in Philadelphia and formed a temporary organization with Judge Brennan of Iowa presiding. He outlined the aim as devising measures for the liberation of the Irish people. committees were appointed and a recess set until evening.
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Halifax Bay schooner Herman Babson sails for Greenland halibut fishery
Gloucester reports the schooner Herman Babson from this port set sail May 23 bound for the Greenland halibut fishery after departing in late May.
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Icebound voyage near Belle Isle ends at St Johns
Capt. Lawson reports a perilous passage reaching the fifty second parallel with a vast ice field and thousands of icebergs. A heavy wall of ice formed a barrier near Belle Isle Straits forcing an escape to St. John s Newfoundland on the 18th alt. to prepare for a Bank trip.
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Mysterious Disappearance of Norwich Doctor Wife
Norwich Vermont faces great excitement over the reported disappearance of Mrs Ella Wilcox Child wife of Dr H E Child. The doctor was arrested on suspicion of foul play and claimed innocence amid a town wide search with tracks near the Connecticut River and a possible clue of a troubling dispute in the cemetery at Hanover. Later a neighbor claimed Mrs Child was alive and hidden in his house prompting public anger.
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Notable Increase in Internal Revenue Receipts
Washington reports fiscal year end estimates show total internal revenue near 123 million dollars, up 10 million from last year and 3 million above early-year estimates. Increases stem from whiskey, cigars and cigarettes while tobacco tax receipts fall slightly but are offset by cigars and cigarettes. Details await full local reports before final source distribution.
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Invasion of army worm alarms New Hampshire town
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on June 28 the army worm invasion grows cause for alarm. Wheat fields suffer extensive damage while farmers sink ditches as the only effective counter. At Frank Jones’s Gravelly Ridge summer house large stone rollers drawn by oxen are used to crush worms across the road.
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Havana Death Toll Climbs as Fever Spreads in Cuba
Last week yellow fever caused forty six deaths in Havana while telegraph links to Montevideo and Buenos Aires were cut. Census puts Utah population at 135000 with Salt Lake City at 21000 as other items include political races and local incidents.
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Further Preparations for the Irish Rifle Contest at Dollymount
Major Leach selects the Irish rifle team Fenton Young William Rigby John Rigby Milner and Joynt with Coughlan Murphy as reserves. Americans test rifles in a stiff southwest wind at 900 yards while Brown Farrow Laird post solid scores. The contest begins at noon with fifteen shots at 800 1000 yards. weather remains unsettled as Dol lymount hosts the event.
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Summer Storms in Gloucester Cause Damage and Fear
A heavy thunder shower struck Gloucester Mass on June 28 with vivid lightning. An electric ball struck the police station wire burning it off and forcing workers to stop. Lightning plowed around City Hall spire and disrupted Cunningham and Thompson fish skinning shop. The Bray schoolhouse at West Gloucester was badly shattered and a large apple tree near C H Pew’s garden was destroyed.
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Mob violence in Buena Vista targets Lake House and Judge Casey
In Buena Vista an incendiary tried to burn the Lake House but was stopped by a mob that fired on him, fatally wounding an unknown man while wounding Calvin Moon and J A Matthews. Judge Casey was attacked but escaped. the mob aimed to harm him following a citizen petition that led to police dismissals. More violence was feared.
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Manville station agent and postmaster reported missing
Providence dispatch says the railroad station agent and postmaster at Manville are missing and the status of his accounts is unknown.
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Woman assaults Portland editor after seeking legal redress
A Portland woman, angered by an editor she claimed harmed her reputation, confronted him at the newspaper office. She struck him with a parasol handle, then he threw a stone paper weight at her. She sustained a minor facial wound and fled to the police to file a complaint of assault.
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Tragic incidents and local notes across New England
A long list of brief reports from Massachusetts Vermont Maine and Connecticut includes drownings suicides sunstroke and accidental deaths. Notable items cover a 12 year old drownings in Taunton a 20 year old killed by self shooting in Westminster and a 3 year old fatally sunstruck in Somerset. Also reported are jail and prison news church fundraising rail and road developments and a census update for Brockton detailing a population of 13605 and a ten year gain of 5717 people.
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Irish rifle team practice and social notes from London
The Irish rifle team, not yet formally named, may form six with Coghlan as reserve while three Americans—Rockwell, Jackson, and Laird—exceed Brown and Fisher in scores. Bodine’s picks look at four days of shooting. A banquet at the lord lieutenant’s invitation and a Dublin Gaiety Theatre tribute to the Americans followed.
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Rochester City Treasurer Dies by Drowning in Bay
City Treasurer Williams of Rochester committed suicide by drowning in Irondequoit Bay after attempting to slit his left wrist. His act followed the release of a committee report that found his accounts correct in every particular, published yesterday.
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!