Mississippi Democrats Align Behind Lamar for Senate
The Mississippi papers swing toward reelecting Lamar to the senate with few opposing voices. The piece notes a push to replace him with May Barksdale, while the Washington Post hints at a national labor strike trend it hopes is unfounded. The image recalls four years ago and would profit no one.
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Harvard Defeats Columbia in Boating Rivalry
Harvard cements its boating prestige by a victory over Columbia, a notable contrast to recent Yale dominance. The win boosts appeal to new and current students as the college year closes, underscoring Harvard’s strong record in crew.
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Treasury notes show large 5 percent bond receipts
A Treasury ledger notes 5 percent bonds issued to extend bonds and continued at 3 percent. Total to date shows registered bonds 185,991,200 and coupon bonds 31,534,350, overall 217,875,559. Other items include Arctic Jeannette search updates and tax actions on Bank of Montreal transfers. Receipts today total 215,097.79 for internal revenue and 442,880.50 for customs with 459,000 national bank note redemptions.
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Indication That the Newly Fledged Boss May be Defeated
Special correspondence reports growing doubts about the new boss's grip on power as political tensions rise. Observers in Boston note rifts within the party and potential challenges from rivals aiming to unseat the leadership.
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Lynchburg Convention Chooses Straightout Chairman
The Virginia Republican State Central Committee met in Richmond to resolve leadership. After clashes over Lewis and Wickham, a convention at Lynchburg on Aug 10 was set with delegates chosen Aug 3. J. W. Cochran won the chairmanship as a straightout Republican.
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Races at Coney Island and Charter Oak Park June meet reports
A crowded Coney Island Sheepshead Bay program saw Ripple win a mile dash with 1:47.4, Big Medicine clock 2:13.5, Francisca 1:19, Speculation 1:51, Parole 3:11, and Lizzie D. 3:47. Trotting at Charter Oak Park in Hartford featured Charley Champlin winning with 2:21, 2:22, and 2:22. The Brighton Beach Dean Richmond cup at state fair saw Audubon Buffalo win by birds killed 57 of 60, setting a record.
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Severe Storm Terrifies Washington District
A powerful June storm damaged key city buildings including city hall depot Masonic temple and churches in Washington. Over a hundred homes were unrooted roofs blown off tiles shattered, gas cut off leaving darkness, 1 260 shade trees and 400 street lamps destroyed, with rainfall heavy for nearly an hour. In Millbrook Ontario a wind and rain storm leveled houses and barns injuring several people, two fatally.
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City Expenditures and Income Totals for the Year
The document lists total ordinary expenditure and special expenditures for city council and schoolhouses. It shows gross expenditures including new school houses at 1,775,037.15 and income totals such as school committee ordinary 78,871.08 and public instruction related figures 152,971.91.
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Centre School Alumni Plan Friday Reunion at Town Hall
The Centre School Alumni association met to finalize plans for Friday’s reunion at the town hall with literary exercises and dancing to close at 1 20. Presentations honored Principal C A Daniels and West school head Miss Laura A Leonard. Visitation days at the West school and Judson featured lessons and recitations and an upcoming West school exhibition at 3 this afternoon.
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Agrarian Agitation in Ireland and England Tragedy
London reports on Irish land bill opposition from Parnellites and liberal concerns as agrarian agitation wanes. Forster to meet with Irish laborers. Sexton and Redpath speak on relief and funds. Ulster resistance grows. government bids for peace amid looming committee votes. The Dublin Times correspondent notes Redpath denying calls to shoot landlords and outlines further journalism plans.
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Notable Deaths and Obituaries Across Several States
Obituaries report the deaths of George T. Gardner of Warren Rhode Island at 76, and Matthias Jakob Schleiden the German botanist born 1804 in Hamburg. Also listed are Dr. M. R. Warren of Rochester New Hampshire. Captain Joseph I. Baker formerly of British Army. J C B Darling of Bangor Maine. Lydia N. Milliken of Bangor. Edmond Beales and John Jory. Mrs Relief Simpson of Dixmouth Maine. George Webster Jr of Bridgton Maine. his father George Webster of Cape Elizabeth. and ex congressman J Allen Barber of Lancaster Wisconsin. Estates and affiliations include banking board work, manufacturing roles, and public service positions.
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