Schouvaloff Mission Uncertain as London's Arrival Nears
In St. Petersburg public opinion shifts daily amid unclear details of Count Schouvaloff's mission. The Times reports frequent talks with foreign affairs directors. he plans to leave by week’s end and may reach London Tuesday. Vienna dispatch notes unsettled fortress surrender talks and lack of final approval in St. Petersburg.
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Edington Fulton a Baltimore American editor dies near sixty
The life of Edington Fulton former managing editor of the Baltimore American is noted. Born to George Fulton a Scotland native later Philadelphia resident he rose from reporter in 1843 to editor and held government posts before returning to publishing duties until his death after a long stomach ailment. Several other brief notices accompany the obituary.
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The Pennsylvania Republican State Convention at Harrisburg chose J. W. Purviance as temporary chairman and formed committees on organization and platform. The platform favored free trade, tariff protection for labor, land for settlers, and opposition to Southern claims, with Gov Hartranft endorsed. Henry M. Hoyt nominated for governor, later chosen on first ballot. several other statewide posts nominated with multiple ballots for Secretary of Internal Affairs ending in Dunkel edging McClellan on the second ballot.
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William Maxwell Leads Burlington Temperance Meetings
The Central Vermont Railroad held its annual meeting at St. Albans on Wednesday and unanimously re-elected its old Board of Directors. The directors named include J. Gregory Smith, James K. Langdon, Benjamin P. Cheney, George M. Rice, John H. Kimball, W. C. Smith, Jacob Edwards, Jedediah P. Clark, Bradley Barrow, B. B. Benners, James W. Fmery, John W. Stewart, Otis Drury, and others.
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Merrimac Hat Factory declares semi annual dividend
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