Milton Fire Distress Appeals for Relief Aid
The Relief Committee of Milton appeals for charity to aid homeless families and displaced workers after a fire. They seek contributions of food money and clothing from Boston readers, noting Boston’s historic benevolence after past fires and urging prompt generosity.
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Washington fire, graft, and Congress clash headline
Washington reports charges against Texas Pacific Railroad management for alleged bribery tied to a 1876 charter. Senate and House actions include post office funds and river harbor bills as Congress nears May 31 adjournment. City finances, fires, and relief efforts dominate Aldermen meetings and tenement safety talks. Funeral plans mark Chief Justice Church’s Albion, New York, service.
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Congress Near Adjournment Amid Bills and Corruption Claims
Washington May 17 reports say the House and Senate moved toward adjournment with key bills advancing. The Post-office bill passed the Senate as bribery charges surface about the Texas Pacific charter, while Star route reforms are struck from the House bill and Bayard Marshals bill awaits passage.
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Postal Appropriation Bill Amended and Massed
Senate action centers on Post Office funding with amendments raising rail transport and mail service budgets while striking several provisions. A resolution seeks Treasury tare methods on imported foreign sugars. Wartime and foreign relations items include artillery for a Columbus reunion and State Department publications funding.
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Passage of the River and Harbor Bill A Message from the President
The president sent a message detailing the River and Harbor Bill passage highlighting funding allocations, project scopes, and authorization measures. The message outlines benefits to commerce, navigation improvements, and regional infrastructure upgrades, signaling legislative alignment with executive priorities.
Ocean mail bill eyed for US foreign ports service
A House sub committee moved a bill to create an ocean mail service linking the United States with West Indian South American Central American Mexican and Trans Pacific ports. It sets ship classes speeds tonnage and pay scales with total annual funding capped at 1.5 million.
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Bayard bill to regulate deputy marshal pay and appointment
Washington May 17 The bill amends pay and appointment rules for deputy marshals tied to elections setting pay at five dollars per day and mandating appointments by circuit or district courts with equal party representation and residency requirements. It also repeals conflicting laws and requires no candidacy by marshals at the election.
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The House Judiciary Committee delays further distribution of the Alabama claims award until next winter, likely pushing the issue to another Congress or indefinitely. Senate action shows no move to replace defeated bills, and Treasury funds may stay idle.
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Essex county grand jury reports indictments in widespread crimes
Newburyport Mass May 17 The Essex county grand jury presented a long list of arraigned prisoners with varied charges including larceny embezzlement breaking and entering adultery and rape. Most defendants pleaded not guilty or guilty as indicated and cases span Gloucester Lawrence Salem Lynn Danvers Haverhill Newburyport Boxford Beverly Beverly and Ipswich.
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Ultramontanes Declare War on Bismarck in Germany
From London May 17 a Berlin despatch reports Ultramontanes resolved to wage war on Bismarck and rally Catholics. A Dortmund meeting drew about 20 000 attendees including nobles, backing ministerial accountability and abolition of May laws. Catholic press launches a crusade against the government while exiles Radziwill and Ballestram seek Vatican guidance.
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Five Pirates Attack Schooner Victor and Capture Crew
A boat carrying five men attacked the schooner Victor off College Point. Mates Williams and crew fought back, three attackers were captured and bound, one believed shot or drowned after the boat overturned. A pursuing rescue recovered a fourth attacker clinging to a skiff. Suspects were taken to New York Police.
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Address by Gen. Garcia to the People of Cuba
Gen Garcia issues a Cuban independence proclamation asserting renewed struggle against Spain. He pledges to uphold the 1868 standard, aims to reclaim liberty for both white and black Cubans, and vows to fight until the Cuban flag flies over Spanish fortresses. Proclamation notes support from the people and plans to crush tyranny. A Cuban revolutionary government is named with Garcia as president and key ministers listed. The New York Telegram reports the expedition’s landing and arms being landed successfully.
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Forest Fires Roar Across New Jersey Region
Destructive forest fires rage through Cumberland and Atlantic counties in New Jersey with rising death and property loss. Vineyards and berry fields suffer heavy damage while residents fear spreading flames and smoke chokes the air. Other fires hit Lake George, Ayer’s City, Middletown, and Philadelphia breweries as communities battle to save structures and livelihoods.
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Gambiers View of Ahead Race Arrangements for Hanlan Courtney
Washington May 17 Pools sold tonight for the boat race with odds 100 to 75 on Hanlan later 100 to 0. Both oarsmen on river but rough water prevented practice. Race likely Wednesday with Hanlan and Courtney. Referee Blaikie issued a circular detailing start times and rules for steamers on the course. Turning stake signals depend on leader. Press craft restricted to Gedney and Speedwell. Davis of Windsor to judge Hanlan. Courtney may invite Rankin of Boston as his judge.
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Death of Chief Justice Church Prompts City Mourning
The Albion meeting passed a resolution for the board of trustees to attend Church's funeral in a body and to close all businesses from 1 to 5 pm with public buildings draped in mourning. The body will lie in state tomorrow 12 to 2:30 pm. In Albany Gov. Cornell announced the death and lawmakers adopted a tribute with a funeral committee named.
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Six Days Walking Match Opens in Springfield
The six days walking event, run by Captain T E Halleck, started at the Rink with twenty entrants and a large crowd. Alfred Elson led after day one with 70 miles, followed by George Dufrane and F Mitchell as top finishers. Mrs. William F Bromley was held for the grand jury on a charge of murdering her six year old stepson last week, though the jury is not in session.
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Races Report from Washington May 17
In the quarter mile dash Janet Murray won in 1 16 four over Edelweis and Belle. Gabriel won the National handicap stakes of 118 miles by a neck with Checkmate second and Virginius third in 1 56. Governor Hampton won the mile heats in 1 45 1 4 with Ed win A third and second in heat three. Disturbance won the hurdle race over 13 4 miles with Pomeroy second and Tom Kinsella third. no times recorded.
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Cincinnati Southern Railroad Cuts Passenger Rates to Two Cents Per Mile
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad Company announces a general fare reduction effective immediately and lasting until July 6. All routes on the line will charge two cents per mile, cutting prices across the South and potentially igniting a rate war with rivals.
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Whittaker case resumes evidence as Lazelle witnesses testify
Evidence resumed in the Whittaker case with Commandant Lazelle and two detectives, plus other witnesses, but no new developments. Detective Fisher stated he does not believe any of the cadets committed the outrage based on what he has learned and seen.
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German Catholic Association Holds 25th Annual Session
In St. Louis on May 11 the twenty-fifth annual session convened with about 200 delegates. Standing committees were named and a telegram was sent to Pope Leo requesting an apostolic benediction.
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Preparations at Chicago for the Republican National Convention
Chicago May 17 Preparations at the Exposition building for the Republican National Convention have progressed to seating and decorations only. The hall will feature a Lincoln portrait on the north wall and a double head of Washington from the roof, with a draped Zach Chandler portrait on stage. Fifteen portraits line the sides and flags fill the rest of the space as state delegations set bases at major hotels.
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City holds special meeting for death of ex Mayor Simes
Portsmouth New Hampshire May 17 A special city government meeting addressed the death of ex Mayor William Simes Alderman Laighton read resolutions adopted unanimously Alderman Hall gave a tribute The board adjourned to attend the funeral Tuesday at 11 am from the Universalist Church
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Veazie Youth Charged With Outrageous Assault Attempt
William Hersey of Veazie is jailed at the Bangor Station House charged with attempting an assault on 15-year-old Mary Dudley of Veazie. Hersey denies the charge.
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New England News Brevity of Injuries and Tragedies
A whirl of items from Brockton shipments to drownings and rescues. Names include George Allen of Ashland, Frank McKenna of Burlington, Miss Sarah Horr of New Salem, and Catherine Casey of Fall River. Also noted are a whale display at Kennebunkport, frost affecting Addison county fruit, a bishop’s petition re McDowell, a tragic fall at Gloucester, and a shooting incident in Manchester New Hampshire.
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