Rail stockholders ratify mortgage plan for P S and P line
A Boston gathering led by Hon. Charles Levi Woodbury approved mortgaging the Portland Saco and Portsmouth line to creditors for $250,000, to be paid in installments with renewals. The Eastern Railroad will cover the debt and a 6 percent guarantee from that company continues. The meeting outlined repayment terms and renewal options over the next year and a half.
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Poisoning at Level Green plantation reported in York
A Portsmouth dispatch states five ladies were fatally poisoned and three gentlemen seriously ill at Level Green plantation, Princess Anne county. Victims include Mrs McAlpine and two of her daughters, plus two Mayer daughters. Suspected arsenic or strychnine in breakfast. visiting housekeeper Mrs McAlpine hosted the group including Thomas Haggard A E Herbert and Thomas McComb.
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Russians gain foothold in Asia and Danube turmoil
A London despatch reports Russian forces numbering 50,000 attacking a town with around 17,009 captives. Trebizond and Erzeroum dispatches note fresh Krupp guns, troops, and maneuvers aimed at turning Turkish defenses. The Porte may grant a general amnesty to Bulgarians amid Danube navigation talks, while Turkey readies provisions and Circassian levies arrive. Diplomatic chatter cites Lord Derby’s reply, German ambassador heading to Constantinople, and naval prep in Britain. A public meeting at St James Hall backs Gladstone but ends in disorder amid opposing Trafalgar Square views. The Times notes naval upgrades and a free-handed stance for Russia, and asserts Channel fleet movements toward the Mediterranean.
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Steady Russian advance amid Turkish actions
A Danilograd despatch says quiet along the frontier with Turks not ready to strike at Duga Pass. Reports claim Russian advances to Aluta, war materiel sent to Turnsverin, and Turkish gunboats attacking Russian batteries at Tom raya, causing mixed results and elation among Turks. Also notes siege measures, bombardments at Beket, plunder by Bashi-Bazouks, and a push toward neutrality by Russia and Montenegro.
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Greeks Demand War as Protest Targets Porte
In Athens on May 7 a large crowd gathered for a memorial speech to a fallen Greek General and chanted War. They later pressed the Prime Minister to act as he urged prudence. Vienna reports the Greek government protested to the Porte over Turkish brigands released from jail. Greek army reserve lists close with 100,000 men aged 30 to 40.
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Khedive Refuses Aid as War Looms and German Protection Sent
London dispatch reports Cairo declares Abyssinian king has declared war over frontier incursions while rebellion in Dar fur grows. The Khedive refuses further Porte assistance and Germany's consuls are entrusted with protecting Russian subjects in Egypt. Alexandria notes a war tax approved by the Assembly of Notables yielding about two and a half million.
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Turkish denial on Danube villages rights and roving troops
Dispatches from Constantinople deny reports of persecution at Danube villages on the right bank. No Turkish inhabitants occupy Guirgevo on the left bank under Bucharest rule, and the Porte insists Israelite rights are respected. Sultan appoints an Israelite senator.
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Market fears grip London as panic widens on government stance
Financial distress spreads across Europe with liabilities at 655000 dollars and 400 workers laid off. The Times notes panicked mood in London amid distrust of government, while stock markets in London and Paris show declines and rebounds. Reports from Berlin and Bucharest mention exchange pressures and wartime financial measures. Cotton and grain futures in Liverpool and London shift, with rentes and bonds quoted and commodities prices firming or unsettled.
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Life and death in a Long Island garret and New York inquiry s
The Windsor Hotel owner John T Daly is found dead by hanging in a Hunter's Point garret after a suspected act driven by insanity. Details describe a struggle and gunshot wound, with Daly’s valueables found on his person. Inquiries follow on the Post Office disaster and customs house investigations into staff, duties, and fees. Religious anniversaries and the American Labor Reform League occupy today’s notices.
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All Patents End Tonight On Sewing Machine Monopoly
The Patent Office declined further extension of the Sewing Machine Combination patents. At 12 o'clock tomorrow the four companies Grover & Baker, Wheeler & Wilson, Howe, and Singer lose exclusive monopolies on vibrating needle, reciprocating shuttle, rotating hook, and continuous feed, altering prices and market control. The long effort to preserve the Bachelder patent and other minor extensions failed, threatening a shift to cheaper machines and breaking the ring.
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Supreme Court Decisions and Mobile Postmastership Row
The Supreme Court affirms lower court rulings on tax matters in several cases including Consolidated Virginia Mine versus Nevada and Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad versus Virginia and West Virginia. The Court also upholds parol proof in Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance versus Schwank. Mobile Postmaster Wickersham, deemed unfit, is reappointed by Hayes amid protest from businessmen and politicians. An AP dispatch notes Mobile rejoicing over the appointment.
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Fires destroy hotels and stores across cities on May 7
The Greenman House in St Paul burned after ignition in an out-building, injuring a few guests lightly and causing total losses of about 25000 dollars with 16000 dollars insured. Separate blazes in Springfield Monson and Concord Epsom caused multistory and mill damage, while Sherman Texas suffered losses to Schneider & Bro. and Cook Bros. stores totaling around 100000 dollars. Milwaukee and Toronto fires damaged eight Main Street buildings and Dalby Co.’s brush factory with substantial insured losses.
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Readsboro hosts Champlain Conference session
The Champlain Conference of Wesleyan Methodist Churches of America met in Readsboro Vermont from May 1 with President Rev N E Jenkins presiding. Attendance was lighter due to Readsboro’s distant location though sessions were engaging and the conference reported prosperity. Rev D Kinney noted encouraging sectional conditions and a new Syracuse publishing house project with 120 by 80 feet four stories and $10,000 in bank to support publishing interests. Opening sermon by Rev J L Benton and closing address by Rev N E Jenkins marked the session.
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Canal openings and ice gorge stalled fleets at lakes
Montreal reports the Lachine Canal opened today while Syracuse notes boats running on the Erie Canal middle division. Port Huron reports the St. Clair fleets blocked by an ice gorge with several vessels jammed. The schooner R. J. Gibbs collided with the propeller Colorado and sank, nearly split in two.
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Pardons Granted For Banished Patriots In Cuba War
Havana reports a decree pardons all political exiles from the island without reserve. Embargoes on insurgent properties are lifted for those who surrender or will surrender by war end, except chiefs and those who reenter rebels after pardon. Embargoes on deceased insurgents are lifted and estates restored to heirs if heirs stay loyal to Spain.
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Memorial Day ovation in Augusta and local happenings
General J P Cilley led Memorial Day ceremonies in Augusta while Carter & Co of Belfast launched the steamer May Queen to Castine. Joseph Harriman v Sanger verdict favors defendant. murder trial testimony centers on blood evidence. town news from Lewiston to Ellsworth includes forthright reports on accidents, appointments, and local events.
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Telephone concert and lumber season notes in Concord
News brief items report a Manchester telephone concert this evening and a busier than usual spring for farmers. Logs traveled the Merrimac via Concord, with favorable lumber conditions. Railroad stockholders plan a Plymouth meeting on May 28, while Cook the alleged Hanson killer appears young.
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Townsend Calvary Baptist Call and Diverse Local Notices
Rev William R Townsend of Westboro accepts a call to Townsend Calvary Baptist Church Amherst revivalism returns to old methods at college in Freshman dawn prayers Male cadet nomination to Naval Academy and Haydenville ties. Lowell council vacancy filled by D J Murphy. Building planned at Market and Worthen Lowell for tenements stores and livery. Worcester church accessions rise. Boardman and Kimball fined for shad selling. Freight cars wrecked on Boston and Lowell line. Washburn Moon strike fears ease. Ella May Roberts missing from Springfield home notes. Lawrence licenses up to 218 with 67 more granted. Billiard bowling licenses set. Ward Five swamp lands hearing May 21. Lawrence mills suit outcome. Lowell courts deal with larcenies and assaults. Multiple break ins and larcenies reported in Lowell. youths suspected.
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Providence Works Reassured as War Orders Grow
The United States Cartridge Company of Providence reports extensive orders due to the European war and notes its works are fully running. The steamer Massachusetts, starting a new New York line from Providence, departed Monday night with many passengers and drew crowds at the dock. Newport Mayor Bedlow warned actors against an immoral stage, prompting them to leave the city to avoid arrest.
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Harvard and Our Boys Play as Rain Delays Games
Rain forced postponements while The Harvards and Our Boys met in Boston yesterday afternoon. The collegians won 5 to 2 in a well played game before a fair audience. At Lowell, Massachusetts, the Oaks beat Low ANNOUNCEMENTS.
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Yale Sophomore Excused From Work Wins Second 400 Yard Bull
A Yale sophomore excused from work due to sore eyes scored his second 400 yards bull’s eye at a rifle shoot as his professor congratulated him on a speedy recovery. A Stonington correspondent notes ten coast ing schooners rotting at the wharves signaling waning shipping interests, while twenty-seven whalers once operated from the port.
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Notable mentions from a 19th century notice column
A collection of brief items notes several figures and events: a Morse statue planned for Poughkeepsie, Mrs Harriet Prescott Spofford traveling in Texas, Captain Barton of St Louis dying of paralysis, a request for a flag centennial on June 14, 19th century context. Nebraska freezing weather harmed grasshoppers but spared crops. N Woodruff Republican won a Selma mayoral race by 220 with a tied City Council. An Omaha man’s dispute with his wife ended with her stepping on him. Capt Cook may return to rowing and Harvard questions his graduation prospects. A Chicago librarian laments clerical book returns. Edwin Adams gains strength and plans a San Rafael summer visit. Hon John B Felton of California noted as brother to Harvard’s late President Felton. W R Arthur named general manager of the St Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railroad.
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