Russia and Austria seek Danube navigation assurances
London dispatches report Vienna says Russia will assure Austria that Danube disruptions will be temporary and not affect river freedom under the Paris Treaty's terms. Berlin undecided on a neutrality proclamation, likely after others. British and Russian lines on war operation demarcation to avoid clashes. Bourke states India has no notice of Russian forces at Tashkend for Pamir offensives.
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Russians Cross Danube in Several Sectors Amid Turko Roumanian Moves
London dispatch reports Russian attempts to cross the Danube with navy artillery in action while Turks repel assaults. Despatches describe Russian corps crossing near Potbuq into Dobrudscha and possible Danube crossings near Turnu Magureti. Bucharest notes mobilization costs and officers’ status, with Roumanian army estimates and Turkish activity around Getchet, Sukum Kaheh, and Widdin.
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New York May 15 Carnival crowds filled Broadway from 9am, Rex landing at the Battery, and a vast outdoor advertising parade with floats and beer wagons. The Times labeled the carnival a failure. Later at Central Park, the Halleck statue unveiling drew President Hayes and Gen Sherman, with Whittier poems read and a wide reception along Fifth Avenue.
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Fires Ravage Northern New York and New Brunswick
Reports from Clinton County indicate a rapid, largely uncontained forest fire sweeping Clinton Mills and surrounding areas. Homes and mills burned. hundreds displaced, with extensive property losses and a vast insured sum. Additional fires threaten White Mountains towns, with massive timber losses and widespread evacuations in New Brunswick.
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The new Custom House in Rockland is finished. One divorce at the late term of the Supreme Judicial Court at Belfast followed a marriage of just three weeks. Mayor Butler of Portland vetoed cigar bills saying The City don't smoke. The European and North American Railway bondholders met Tuesday and urged Trustees to switch to narrow gauge.
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A new bank named Sec ond National Bank was organized in Manchester on Tuesday with Aretas Blood Josiah Carpenter and others elected as Directors. Blood and Carpenter later named Cashier. A Nashua Acton Boston Railroad annual meeting chose a diverse board led by Brigham Moulton and Dearborn with officers Brigham president Moulton vice president Cook treasurer Goodrich clerk. A Portsmouth visit saw a Sheriff served trustee process on Paymaster Hobbs from Merchants National Bank of Salem, with another man linked to outside parties similarly processed.
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Essex Prisons Reach 325 as Sheriff Reports Overcrowding
A Lowell area news brief notes Sheriff Herrick of Essex County reports 325 prisoners housed across county jails. The item lists several local religious and legal events including clergy changes, a murder trial set for Lowell Supreme Court, a Salem death, and arson charges against Thomas and Mary Ann Nelson. It also covers liquor-license tensions in Lowell, hotel warrants for liquor nuisances, and potential penalties.
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Yale Spring regatta set on Lake Saltonstall Saturday
The Yale College Spring regatta will be held on Lake Saltonstall Saturday with crews from Juniors Sophomores and Freshmen and a barge race for the Law and Medical Schools. Hon William James Hamersley Hartford business leader and former mayor died Tuesday night at 68 after a lengthy career in book selling publishing and public service.
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Arsenic Poisoning Strikes Sixty Miners in Streator Ill
About sixty miners at Vermilion Coal Company's shaft No 2 in Streator became violently ill after arsenic appeared in tea and coffee served from the boarding house. The strike had paused work, with Americans, Scots, Germans, and Swedes affected while Irish workers escaped. Most have recovered. several remain critically ill as authorities promise swift action if suspects are found.
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Willard elected Chief Justice in open ballot
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Advices from the Magdalen Islands report ninety British and American vessels active in the herring fishery with expectations of full cargoes for the European market. Two men were rescued alive from the capsized schooner Codseeker off Cape Sable after its sinking last Wednesday.
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