Eighty-Eighth Annual Convention Opens in Massachusetts Diocese
The Protestant Episcopal Church in the diocese of Massachusetts opened its eighty-eighth annual convention with harmonious proceedings. A welcome resolution to Dr Burgess, new Bishop of the diocese of Quincy, highlighted the opening, alongside organized deliberations that reflected strong church interests and steady leadership.
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Protestant Episcopal Church
Massachusetts
Burgess
Quincy
House faces Hayes title clash amid fraud probe in Oregon
Republicans in the House rejected a resolution shielding Hayes title and adopted a probe into alleged frauds in Oregon and South Carolina. The move aims to keep Hayes’s title unsettled and stoke partisan tension. Meanwhile the Protestant Episcopal Church in Massachusetts opened its eighty eighth annual convention at St Pauls Church with committees named and Bishop Paddock delivering the address. In Congress, Rep Springer forwarded ten impeachment articles against O B Bradford, former Consul General at Shanghai, who is described as a recurring Republican officeholder exposed for tricks.
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House
Hayes
Oregon
South Carolina
Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
Massachusetts
St. Paul's Church
Paddock
Springer
O. B. Bradford
Shanghai
China
Bradford
Senate confirms Packard and Fairchild consular posts
In Washington on May 22, the Senate confirmed Stephen B. Packard of Louisiana as United States Consul at Liverpool and Lucius Fairchild as United States Consul-General at Paris, replacing Alfred Torbert. The vote was party line with 27 Republicans to 23 Democrats, excluding Senator Eustis who withheld. Also approved were Theodore Wagner as Surveyor-General of California and other changes as noted. The Democratic National Committee met with Senator Barnum presiding, adjourned to tomorrow, and will reconvene. A House resolution seeks presidential pardon information since March 1877, and a grasshopper relief bill for settlers on public lands passed. John H. Cogswell was nominated as Postmaster at Ipswich, Massachusetts.
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Washington
Packard
Senate
Stephen B. Packard
Louisiana
United States
Liverpool
Vhce Fairchild
Paris
Eustis
Lucius Fairchild
Alfred T. A. Torbert
Theodore Wagner
California
Indianapolis
National Greenback Labor Party
Henry James
Grant County
Jacob F. Bird
Gibson County
Staute
R. P. Main
Floyd County
David Moss
Hamilton County
John Young
Marion County
Europe
Republicans in House face Hayes title debate trap
Washington May 22 Republicans refuse to vote on a privilege resolution to bar any challenge to Hayes Wheeler title while Democrats seek extended investigations of electoral fraud. The House adopts a broader Potter Committee remit to probe fraud in other states, sparking cross party dispute and sharp partisan rhetoric.
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Hayes
Boston Herald
Washington
Wheeler
Oregon
South Carolina
Impeachment Articles Against O. B. Bradford at Shanghae
Springer reports ten articles of impeachment from the Committee on Expenditures in the State Department. Bradford, late Consul General, is charged with promoting a Woosung to Shanghae railway, conspiring for gain with E Iverson, and opening mails. He is alleged to have deprived the government of funds through overcharges and embezzlement, and to have acted as a corrupt postal agent. The matter is referred to the Judiciary Committee for action.
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Washington
E. Iverson
Chines
Wooceung
Shanghae
United Mye
United States
Shanghai
Fifty-Eighth Call For Redemption Of Five-Twenty Bonds
The Secretary of the Treasury announces a call for the redemption of five-twenty bonds and consuls of 1865. A total of 5,000,000 dollars will be paid, with 2,500,030 in coupons and 2,500,000 in registered bonds. Principal and interest are payable at the Treasury from August 22, interest ceasing after that date. Descriptions of the bonds follow.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury
United States
Talzol
Davis Resolution Allows Committee to Sit Through Recess
Washington May 22 Senator Davis opened his resolution to let the Select Committee of which he chairs sit during the recess to continue examining the books. He reiterated a claim of $2 000 000 000 in discrepancies, while Senator Ingalls said any found differences would stem from bookkeeping changes and Treasury officials should be cleared. Beck, a committee member, said progress was not yet enough to forecast outcomes.
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Washington
Davis
Select Committee
Ingalls
Treasury
Senate
Congress
Beck
Call for Fair Investigation of Electoral Fraud Will Help Nation
The piece argues that a properly conducted inquiry by a strong committee could settle the great unresolved question of the Commission and expose main facts and criminals. It warns against pursuing the inquiry merely to unsettle the sitting president and urges broad support from honest citizens to safeguard the republic.
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Electoral Commission
Opposition to the Proposed Vol taire Centennial
England shows no fear of Alabama or Fenians amid debate over the proposed Voltaire centennial celebrations and their political implications.
Eastern contest and Turkish Montenegrin tensions flare
London dispatches from May document Russian advances toward Belgrade led by General Skobeloff with artillery near the Sweet Waters, plus Montenegrin-Turkish tensions around Scutari and Albania. Reports relay Schouvaloff’s London mission, potential peace terms, Cretan actions, and Austrian-Romanian links as European powers steer toward a congress.
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Roumania
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Manukhtar
Fuad Pashas
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Albania
Montenegro
Scutari
Bucharest
Arda
Court of Appeals
Times on Sir John Holker reply in Commons
London May 22 The Times editorials Sir John Holker reply to Mr Gourley in the House of Commons last evening. It states England has nothing to fear from Alabama or Fenians and that the United States will do their duty. American journals expressing goodwill toward Russia temper their praise.
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the Times
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Paris Feels Heat Over Voltaire Centenary Fete
Public interest centers on a Voltaire centenary celebration planned by the Voltaire Committee led by Victor Hugo with Senators Deputies and officials. Catholic dignitaries denounce the fete. Cardinal Guibert issues a pastoral and Bishop Dupanloup condemns Voltaire. The Government says the event is private and cannot be halted.
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Voltaire
Victor Hugo
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Renan
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London Benefit Show For Stratford Shakespeare Memorial
A London audience at the Gaiety Theatre witnessed a fundraising performance for the Shakespeare memorial theatre library and gallery at Stratford on Avon. Kate Field arranged the event featuring scenes from major plays, a brief memorial address, and demonstrations of the telephone and harp, with Field singing and a comedietta Eyes Right. Shakespearean airs were played remotely from Stratford, heard by the audience, and the event drew a large crowd with splendid financial results.
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Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, Library and Gallery
Stratford On Avon
Gaiety Theatre
Kate Field
Henry the VIII
Miss Field
Stratford-on-Avon
Strikes Continue in Lancashire Spinning Districts
London reports no fresh disturbances in Lancashire strike districts as military and police precautions continue. Spinners and card room hands oppose a ballot while weavers in Blackburn and other towns vote tomorrow. Preston operatives favor submission. Blackburn weavers largely agree. Ten percent wage reductions expired at Todmorden and Ramsbottom, prompting resisted cuts. Accrington weavers reject the ballot plan.
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Blackburn
Preston
Todmorden
Ramsbottom
Accrington
Empress of India Capsizes In Grand River
In Galt Ontario the pleasure steamer Empress of India with about eighteen aboard capsized after going over a dam on the Grand river. One body recovered, Harry Gaffrey of Galt, a newspaper reporter. Missing include Edward Wren Thomas Elliott Frederick Kane John Fraser James Montgomery Andrew Jackson and David Scott. Search continues at and below the scene amid intense town excitement.
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Ont
Grand River
Galt
Harry Gaffrey
Edward Wren
Thomas Elliott
Frederick Kane
John Fraser
James Montgomery
Andrew Jackson
David Scott
Boston Defeats Providence in Seventh Championship Game
In Providence on May 22 the Boston club defeated Providence 12 to 10 in the seventh championship encounter. The record shows strong hitting from O Rourke Higham and Leonard, with Worcester umpire G F White officiating and a two-hour-15-minute game time.
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A. KE
A.B. G. Wright
S.s
Higham
Leonard
York
O’ Rourke
Manning
R.f
Sutton
Tiizzitih
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Hague
Utras
Morris
Nichols
Fond
Allison
C. mLees Snyder
Sweasy
O'Rourke
Brown
Bond
Wright
Morrill
Snyder
G. F. White
Lowell
Phillips Academy
Exeter
Phillips
Democratic State Convention at Pittsburg Opens in Morning Session
The Democratic State Convention at Pittsburg began with a prayer by Rev. Dr Junkin. Capt. McClelland called the meeting to order and R. Milton Speer was elected temporary chairman. Committees on Permanent Organization, Contested Seats and Resolutions were appointed, afternoon work postponed due to Credentials committee delays. The body recessed until noon and again until 9 o'clock the next morning after failing to report.
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McClelland
Dr Junkin
R. Milton Speer
Philadelphia
Scranton
West Farnham
Quebec
Philip McRae
Lee, Gordon and Cunningham
J. B. Futroye
Stansted, Shifford and
Chambly
Stanstead, Shifford and
J. B. Valiquez
J. B. Fu
A Tale of the Sea A Gloucester Schooner Returns
The Mary F. Chisholm crew left to haul trawls in fog and were lost at sea. They were rescued by a French ship and later transferred to the Viking, arriving in Gloucester to reunite with mates aboard the schooner. The flag was raised half mast in mourning as the crew were joyously reunited.
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Boston Post
Mass
Mary F. Chisholm
Dory
Viking
Latham
New Hampshire Unitarian Association session draws 260 delegates
Manchester hosts the New Hampshire Unitarian Association with about 260 delegates including Hon. George G. Way presiding. Dr H W Bellows of New York offers the sermon and Dr L J Townsend of Boston University presents a powerful Orthodox view on The Bible its authority and relation to modern life. A lively discussion follows with clergy from Boston Manchester and other denominations. A mass meeting closes the day and plans for the Convention are laid by Rev Henry Powers with broad success.
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N. H
New Hampsmie Unitarian Association
George G. Way
Concord
H. W. Bellows
New York
L. J. Townsend
Boston University
Bellows
Closing prices of mining stocks in San Francisco market
May 22 report lists Alpha at 106, Alta undetermined, Hale & Norcross 5 percent, Julia Consolidated unavailable, Reicher data unclear, Kentuck incomplete, California 1744, Ophir unspecified, Overman 3 percent, Crown Point 34, Sierra Nevada 2, Gould & Curry 81g, Union Consolidated 44g, Grana Prize 5, Yellow Jacket 2, and other entries with garbled text.
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Alpha
Hale & Norcross
Alta
Tg Julia Consolidated
Ty Reicher
Juslice
Choltar
Ophir
Overman
Consol
Virginia
Raymond & Ely
Crown Point
Savare
Furek
Consoll
Sierra Nevada
Aly Exchequer
Silver Hill
Peterboro Railroad Directors elected at annual meeting in Franklin Hall
The Peterboro Railroad held its annual meeting in Franklin Hall Nashua on May 22 electing directors James Scott Peterboro George W Gill Worcester George Stark Nashua B A Abbott Boston John H George Concord Edward Spalding Nashua and electing officers James Scott as president and John G Kimball as treasurer. The treasurer reported capital stock 384975 real estate 5200 and indebtedness 15393730 with two three percent dividends paid totaling 23056 50 and total road cost 576750. A plan to fund the debt via bonds and sinking fund was approved reducing dividends to three percent until debt is paid. The meeting adjourned with further remarks by Col George and Mr Ramsdell and confirmations of officers.
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Nashua
Francisco Peralta
Filcetwood Park
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London Times
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Reamy
Sanborn
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Davis
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Col
George
George A. Ramsdell
Charter Oak Life Mortgage Ruling in Iowa Court
In Des Moines on May 22 the United States Circuit Court ruled in favor of Hoyt Sherman as assignee of B F Allen and the general creditors in the Charter Oak Life Insurance Company mortgage dispute over Allen real estate worth several hundred thousand dollars. The U S District Court also favored the assignee in the Allen homestead case, citing fraud and abandonment by Allen.
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Iowa
United States Circuit Court
Charter Oak Life Insurance Company
Hoyt Sherman
B. F. Allen
Allen
Blennerhasset
St. Pens
United States District Court
Counterfeit Fifty Dollar Bills Circulate Near Exposition
The Sun reports tourists and emigrants from Europe bring counterfeit fifty dollar notes into New York banks. Similar forgeries, printed on better paper with forged signatures, are linked to an American gang aiming to fleece visitors and emigrants at the Exposition.
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New York
the Sun
Europe
Broadway National Bank of New York
Hamburg
Central National Bank of New York
Third National Bank of Buffalo
Mill explosion verdict blames dust in Washburn A mill
The coroner's jury returned that the disaster arose from an explosion of mill dust in the air, sparked by fire in woodwork at the Washburn A mill. No negligence by workers found. the open purifiers are condemned for creating excess dust.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Washburn
Prohibition Spotters Arrested in Newmarket Conspiracy
David Webster of Concord and Thomas E. Drake of Boston were arrested in Newmarket on a charge of conspiring to extort money from hotel keeper Joseph B. Silver. They pleaded not guilty and were bound over to Portsmouth Supreme Court in October. Bail set at 500 dollars each. Sheriff Smart jailed them temporarily amid crowd unrest.
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N. H
David Webster
Concord
Thomas E. Drake
Boston
Shackford
Joseph B. Silver
Supreme Court
Portsmouth
Reform Club
Smart
Missing vessels surrendered as lost near New York
The list from New York dated May 22 reports ships Voyager Iceland Assyrian Pearl Serlina Carrie P Morbin and Avie declared lost. Voyages include New York to Bristol Bombay Queenstown Swansea Liverpool Gloucester Newbern with crews aboard.
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New York
Voyager
Bristol
England
Iceland
Bombay
Assyrian
Queenstown
Pearl
Swansea
Serlina
Liverpool
Carrie P. Morbin
Gloucester
Eng
British Consul says no authority to stop vessel purchases
The British Vice-Consul in Philadelphia stated England and Russia may buy vessels under existing treaties without interference unless the ships are to be armed in the United States. He noted no proof that any purchased vessels would be used for cruising, and expected no action by the American Government unless arming is involved.
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Romania
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Francis Joseph
Philadelphia
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England
College Activities Highlight Senior Class Plans and Events
F E Packard will be organist for the college church next from Campelio. Seniors elect G N Whipple and others for the Hyde prize and original Ovations. The Glee Club to lead class day concert with Miss Shapleigh and Germania Band. Freshmen and Sophomores arrange class suppers. University nine vs Lowells and Springfields. Glee Club to tour eastern state with concerts in Worcester and Boston May 25 27. Possible engagements at Andover or Lowell.
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Byfield Ivy Odist
Jeffries
Boston
G. H. Williams
Utica
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Malden
W. A. King
Stafford Springs
Conn
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Germania Band
Neill
Field
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New London
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Lowells
Springfields
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Ellis v Power verdict in circuit court for bank
In St. Joan New Brunswick on May 22 the circuit court returned a verdict for the plaintiff Ellis for 5572 plus 200 damages. Ellis, an absconding teller from the National Park Bank of New York, alleged Power acted for the bank and seized funds from Ellis’s wife claiming it was bank money. The case was an action for false arrest.
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N.B
Ellis
Power
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National Park Bank of New York
Valley Forge Centennial Observance Planned for June 19
Phenixville announces Valley Forge Centennial Association calls for general observance of the 102nd anniversary of the Continental army occupation. Ceremonies scheduled at Valley Forge on June 19 with nationwide participation expected.
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Valley Forge Centennial Association
Valley Forge
Continental Army
Philadelphia coal firm signs record 115000 ton contract
A Philadelphia coal firm awarded a contract with an Eastern Railroad Company to supply 115000 tons of bituminous coal. It is the largest coal deal ever made by a Philadelphia coal firm.
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Eastern Railroad
Impeachment Trial Opens for Judge Sherman Page
The Senate in St Paul opens as a High Court for the trial of Judge Sherman Page of the Tenth Judicial Circuit, impeached by the House for official misconduct last winter.
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Races Report From Baltimore Philadelphia and Louisville
In Baltimore three quarter mile maidens Garrick won in 1.18. Judith took the Chesapeake stakes 144 miles with six starters. Swannon won one mile for all ages with Rienzi and Governor Hampton second and third. Bushwhacker won the Rancocas ene 1y miles, while Mechanic captured mile heats. Philadelphia Belmont Park results show Mollie winning the three minute class and Black Frank the 2.50 class with Modesty second in heat. Louisville Alexander stakes for two year-old colts went to Goodnight in 51% seconds. Kinlock beat Uncle Jeff in two mile beats. Mahlstick won the handicap 1.5 miles with Sweeney second and Kenesaw third.
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Bownie Wood
Swannon
Rienzi
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Kenney
Tom Pacon
Philadelphia
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Black Frank
Modesty
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Goodnight
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Indiacn Ammunition Claims and Sea Provocations
Indian sources at Sheridan’s Chicago hub report Indians have obtained and continue to seize ammunition from Canadians with Major Walsh’s sanction. Samoa reports the British gunboat Sapphire seized a small vessel representing the Samoan navy to satisfy indemnity for losses of British subjects during the Steinberger troubles. A burglar attacked Miss Helen Welch in Portland New Brunswick, slashing her face. The Dominion War rumor with Russia and England has no foundation. Corrientes rebellion ends with 8000 men laying down arms under promises of justice. T. D. Phillips Co losses affect convict labor at New Jersey State Prison. Bishop Bowman sails to Antwerp to inspect church missions. Judge Daggers is acquitted after a three-minute jury verdict.
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Chicago
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Sapphire
Steinberger
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Portland
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London
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Mrs Roxanna Packard Dies in New Orleans Aged 72
Notices of deaths include Mrs Roxanna Packard mother of ex Gouvernor Packard of Louisiana who died in New Orleans aged 72. she was a native of Auburn. Also reports of other court incidents, fires, bank deposits, and an insurance case verdict in Portland.
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Portland
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Merrill
Kennebec
Calais Savings Bank
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New Sharon
Elisha W. Shaw
Teottied Commercial Insurance Company
Obtan Insurance
Clement
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Memorial day rites planned by Dover groups
Robert Lincoln will use Rye Beach quarters this summer as preparations begin for Memorial day observance by the Bawyer Post G. A. iL Dover. Major H. L. Gerich named Chief Marshal with military and civic groups to take part. Decoration duties assigned to Major B. W. Karr of Littleton at City Hall. The temperance campaign tent dedication occurred in Dover with visitors from Manchester Great Falls South Berwick Durham Newmarket and noted temperance speaker Mes Fitzgerald. A separate report notes the investigation into the hanging of Frederick Myerel of Pimapee suggests a likely suicide or accidental death, with prior same‑subject hangings referenced.
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Abraham Lincoln
Rye Beach
Bawyer Post
G. A. Il
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H. L. Gerich
W. Karr
Littleton
Temperance Campaign
Dover
Musi Jyerell
Pimapee
Fred Sealf
Local News Roundup and Tragic Accidents Reported
Distressing injuries and deaths are noted including Mr Marsh dying at 81 after burns from a barn fire. A two year old of James J. Sturtevant severely burned by matches. Jonathan Dyer aged 88 or 89 plans timber work as crop season nears. A Brattleboro South Londonderry rail line appears funded with 290000 raised. A Central Vermont brakeman St John killed by falling wood near St Albans. A Fairhaven cellar reveals a human vault with old army buttons and chemicals. origin unknown amid long standing grocery presence.
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Allene Paestley
Geope G. Smith
James J. Sturtevant
Harthand
Jonathan Dyer
Elmore
Brattleboro
South Londonderry
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St. Albans
Fairhaven
Diverse local notes from Lawrence and surrounding towns
A wave of short items reports on Calvin Brown offering fifteen cents on the dollar, Ocean Marine Insurance's $20 per share assessment, a missing Sumner Cobly, and early experiments on a lover's telephone. Census growth in Fall River, Riverside bridge work in Turner's Falls, and various local incidents including a Methuen death, a poisoning-related illness, a Prohibitory City Committee clash in Lowell, and a Martha's Vineyard Railroad fire. Additional items cover a cart driver elopement, a hotel swindle, a church anniversary, a theater actress, a Barnum exhibit injury, and multiple court appearances in Fitchburg and Lawrence.
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Springfield
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Lawrence
Bos
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Holyoke
Thomas Seery
Pacific Mills
Mary Burke
Seery
Lowell
Scibner
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Edgartown
Barnum
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Merrimac
Mme. Janauschek
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Easthampton
Whiton
Edward J. Hicks
Alias Harris
Albert Billings
Welsh
Ewen
Flaherty
Bishop Hendricken sails to Europe for Rome and Ireland
Right Rev. Dr Hendricken, Bishop of Providence, left for New York Monday to sail for Europe with plans to visit Rome and Ireland. In Ireland he will obtain a block of colored Irish marble for the corner stone of the new cathedral. Captain E O Matthews of the US Navy and Miss Hattie R Hammond were married Wednesday at St John the Evangelist chapel Newport.
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Derlin
National
Liberal Party
Dakota
Whitewood
Lead City
Central
Peralto
Fleetwood Park
Francisco Peralto
Galt Ontario
Providence Boys
Academy AT
Andover
Crawford
Sardner
E. Cohen
Warren
Bean
Parsona
White
Parrott
Wom
Eel
Eesecceel
Exetere
Andovers
Exeters
Malls
Cohen
Pittsfields
Worcesters
Hornellsville
Hornells
Alleghenys
Adams Academy
Neponsets
R. I
Harvard
Willistons
Amherst Agriculturists
Amherst
Amhersts
Binghamton
Stars
Crickets
Rochesters
Buffalos
J. A. Page
Montpelier
Rutland
Keystone
Tale OF
Unitarians
Peterboro Railway
Indiana Greenbackers
Amherst College Notes
F.E. Packard
Campelio
College
Galveston
Tex
Clarkville
Baker & Bro
J. P. Dale
Er. H. Britton
Goldberg
Read
Staller
Steinlein
Lewiston
Birch Street
T. F. Morely
Robert Marrow
Phenix
T. Paul
Delhi
Ontario
Stoddard
Roman
Galveston News
Clarksville
Alpha Delta Phi
Middletown
Connd
Alpha Delta Phi Fraternity
John Jay
Edward Everett Hale
Chamberlain
Burlington
Proctor
N. T. Sprague
George A. Merrill
William W. Lynde
Marlboro
Herring Fisheries
Eastport
Magdalen
Thomas Bowman
St. Louis
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nederland
Antwerp
John R. Daggers
Common Pleas Over and Terminer Court
Passaic County
N.J
Merchants’ Loan and Trust Company
Australia
Trickett
Sydney
Yuma
New Hebrides
Victoria
New South Wales
Arthur Orton
NEW England News
Newburyport
Superior Court
Waterman
Whittier
Lowell Railroad
Salem
Roy M. Cameron
House of Correction
Bacon
Newburyport Herald
Colorado
Connecticut
Frank Watrous
North Stonington
Francis Hollister
Glastonbury
Levi Moulthrop
Ansoma
New Haven
Beaver Ponds
Gustavus Lionhardt
Thompsonville
Meyer
State House
Atwater
Bree
Miller
Krauss
Alderman Atwater
Hartford
National Treasury
East Windsor
Hockanum River
East Hartford
Enfield
Terry Island
Warehouse Point
Hockanum
Windsor
Enfield Rapids
Chicopee
Joshua Getchell
Union Five Cents Savings Bank
Joseph Holbrook
That
Essex Todge
Oud Fellows
Presbyterians
Pirrsmunrs
Presbyterian General Assembly
Committee On Foreign Missions
Dr Lowry
Patterukg
Presbyterian Assembly
Committee On
Chiape
Alto-Gelher Delouvent
Tees
Presbyteri de Ginna
Nuscalcoan
Ala
Keni
Wienpiestor
Broollynw
Brooklyn Sunecay-School Union Waa
Leflay
Heights
Academy of Mine
Prospect Park
Silas B. Dutcher
Col. Harleasi'e
West Maison Street
Knights of the Mace
State Street
Madison
Jace
General Society of the Cinciniat
City of Washington
Alies
Montreal
Moville
Devonia
Tyrian
Glasgow
State of Louisiana
New Yerr San Francico
John’s
N. F
Lock
W. A. Batchelor
Batchelor
Wie
Hond
Washington Street
Entertainments
Atellas Tompkins & Hill
Colville Folly Company
Colville
Tony
Eliza Weathersbee
Boston Museum
R. M. Pisup
Lotta
Musette
FIP
B. Y. M. C. Association
Tabernacle
Phillips Brooks
A.J. Gordon
S. 4
Tyng
D.D
Sankfy
Re Rode EE Bae
Tabernacle Chorus
Meranare of
Fe ‘Herus
I . Warren Avenue
Amy
A. Miner
M. R. Deming
Horticultural Hall
Carlyle Peter Siler
Academy of Music
Columbus Avenue
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