Major Buller oil land case tees up at Butler court
In Buller county a $2,000 case over a 350 acre Thorn creek district tract and the Armstrong gusher is set for trial this week. James Marshall and heirs claim revived rights from a prior deed, while defendants argue a sheriff's deed from 1830 bars all claims. The dispute centers on royalty shares and past oil profits from the surrounding wells.
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Buller
Crry
Buller County
Butler
Thorn Creek
Armstrong Guster
James Marshall
John Marshall
Alleghany City
Thomas L. Marshall
Gusher Bros
T. H. Lyon
Beecher Expounds Evolution Beliefs At Brooklyn Church
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher opened a Plymouth church sermon series on Evolution in Brooklyn. He argued humans emerged from barbaric conditions with no direct divine instruction at first, Hebrew people first accessed knowledge of God, and that revelation followed man’s moral exploration rather than preceding it. The crowded audience heard views long associated with the preacher.
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Brooklyn
New York
Henry Ward Beecher
Plymouth Church
Mr. Beecher
God
J. Beecher
Infamous Bloomington swindle exposed in Metropolis
Bloomington Illinois reports a graveyard insurance conspiracy tied to the Bloomington Mutual Life. Twelve Metropolis citizens including Mayor John Norris City Marshal George Musgrove and Deputy A E McCammon face indictments for insuring dying or aged individuals with falsified medicals and using dummies. Profits exceed twenty thousand dollars with fraudulent policies near one hundred thousand.
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Metropolis
Cuscaco
Bloomington
Bloomington Mutual Life Insurance Company
John Norris
Harlan E. Armstrong
George F Musgrove
A. BE. McCammon
Remains of Victor Hugo Lying in State in Paris
Victor Hugo's body lay in state at the Arc de Triomphe after being carried from his home in Paris. A crowd filled the street as a register was opened for inscriptions. silence prevailed and Hugo left 10,000 dollars to the poor and a wish for a pauper funeral with no rites but affirmed belief in God. A national monument fund was started.
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Victor Hugo
Paris
Hugo
Night express wreck near Mount Vernon injures several
The Mount Vernon and Pan Handle night express hit cattle 10 miles from Mount Vernon at 2 AM. The smoker and one passenger coach derailed and plunged 20 feet into a stream. About 25 passengers were aboard. no deaths. Conductor Timmons seriously hurt. others bruised. Engine and sleeper stayed on rails.
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Cleveland, O
Mount Vernon
Timmons
A. Brainerd
Charles R. Allen
Brown sues over $25 owed by Protective Association agents
Charles H. Brown sues agents of the American Protective Association in Chicago for $25. He alleges they promised to advance $100 that he would lose in a gambling room, then sue to recover. The plan, he says, was to squeeze gambling room owners who would pay $5,000 to $10,000 to avoid prosecution. After days of delay Brown filed suit to recover his wages.
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Chicace
Ill
Charles H. Brown
American Protective Association
Brown
Filibustering expedition lands near Santiago de Cuba
Havana may 25 a filibustering expedition led by Limbano Sanchez and Varena has landed near Santiago de Cuba. Details are not yet known and the governor general has issued a decree declaring the province of Santiago de Cuba to be in a state of siege.
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Havana
Limbano
Sanchez
Varena
Santiago de Cuba
Morrison Discusses Illinois Loss and Postmaster Appointment
Special Despatch notes Mr. Morrison remains untroubled by Illinois results. He credits Judd's Chicago postmaster appointment to presidential action, denies aiding the senatorial contest, and cites tariff battles and party unity as key factors. He assigns blame for a Democratic Senate loss to a Republican plurality tactic and outlines future committee leadership considerations.
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Boston Post
Washington
Morrison
Illinois
Judd
Chicago
State Senate
Weaver
Ways and Means
Congress
House
Carlisle
Randall
Hewitt
Appropriations Committee
Military
Army
West Point
Fortifications
Naval Committee
Navy
Naval Academy
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary Establishment
Indian Affairs Committee
Foreign Affairs Committee
Pensions Committee
Committee On Agriculture
Committee On Rules
Portland
D. H. Ingraham
Bion Bradbury
Maine
Bradbury
Indians Cannot Be Postmasters and Other Post Office News
The attorney general rules Indians cannot be appointed postmasters while tribal ties remain. President made several appointments to US offices including Henry W. McCorry and John Carland. Immigration head tax applies to all non citizen passengers. Holyoke Envelope Co. wins a $55,667 post office envelope contract. New York customs costs down. May payroll $227,000. Charles W. Scott barred from receiving money orders. Malcolm Hay returning to duties after trip. Agriculture colleges to convene July 8.
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Indian Territory
United States
Henry W. McCorry
Tennessee
John E. Carland
Dakota
James B. Hawiey
Idaho
John Cripps Wickliff
Kentucky
Walter H. Brean
New York
Holyoke Envelope Company
Holyoke
Mass
Post Office Department
Manning
New York Custom House
Charles W. Scott
Filmore
N. Y
Sunshine Magazine Company
Malcolm Hay
Aiken
D.C
Commissioner of Agriculture
Agricultural Colleges
Interview with Thomas Crawford Featured by Palladium
Oswego May 24 The Palladium publishes an interview with Thomas Crawford, discussing his work and views. Crawford addresses community concerns, future plans, and his role in local development.
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Oswego, N
the Palladium
Thomas Crawford
New York Central Unveils Fast Express to Chicago
Burrato New York May 24 The rapid New York Central limited made a schedule arrival at 8 35 PM after departing Grand Central at 9 50 AM. The train featured a new drawing room car an all plush St Louis sleeper Canton and a 33 chair drawing room car with maroon plush hangings. Highlights included route stops Albany Syracuse Utica Rochester and an on time finish despite water stops and headwinds. The service praised by depot master Ray and stockholder Watson credits Daniel M Kendrick and William Seward Webb with revamping rolling stock and operations to establish a premier sleeping car line. The train will reach Chicago Monday morning at 9 and connects at Albany with the Boston and Albany line for a through service to Boston.
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Burrato
N. Y
New York and Chicago Limited Express
New York Central Railroad Company
Grand Central
New York
Edward Stanford
J. A. Halley
St. Louis
Victor
Cincinnati
New York Central
Albany
John Hutchinson
Wm. Young
Syracuse
P F. Wagner
Wm. Gould
Cold Springs
Hyde Park
Schenectady
Palatine Bridge
Little Falls
Utica
Oneida
Palmyra
Rochester
Ray
New York Central Sleeping Car Company
William Seward Webb
C. D. Flagg
New England
Wagner
Chicago
Buffalo
Boston and Albany
Boston
St. Jouis
Judge Porter Withdraws From Winans Divorce Case
New York May 24 Ex Judge Porter who has represented Mrs Alice O Keefe in her divorce suit against Ross G Winans announced retirement from the case. He cited a surprise document in cross examination and said the client failed to inform him of its existence. Hearing to proceed next Wednesday before Referee Nash with a new counsel to be named by the plaintiff.
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Porter
New York
Alice O’keefe
Ross G. Winans
Winans
O’keefe
Ivalid
O’ Keefe
Nash
Expulsions of Polish Residents Across German Lands
Lonpos May 24 report describes German decrees expelling about 30 000 Poles from Posen and Silesia at Russia s request. Eight thousand arrested and driven to the frontier, others given time to settle and depart. Whole villages depopulated as refugees seek Russia or Austria, signaling a shared German Russian policy to suppress Polish nationality.
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Lonpos
Posen
Silesia
Germany
Russia
Herr von Puttkamer
Empire
Austria
Russian Poland
Riots at Pere Lachaise and Paris Derby Result
Paris marks the commune anniversary as communists clash with police at Pere Lachaise cemetery. Several wounded and 30 arrested amid dispersed rioters. The Prix de Diane winner is Barberine with Diapree second and Escarbouche third. later reports claim five killed and 80 wounded, police say 10 wounded and no fatalities.
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Paris
Pere le Chaise
M. Michel Ephrusse
Barberine
M. A. Staub
Diapree
Baron Aas
Escarbouche
Remains of three soldiers buried with honors
Winnipeg reports the burial with military honors of Corporal Code and Privates Frazer and Hardesty of the Ninetyith rifles. A telegraph wire between Clarke's Crossing and Prince Albert had been repaired yesterday. Despatches from Prince Albert say Boulton's mounted troops departed by trail for Battleford, Middleton went by steamer with the Midland battalion and part of A battery with a Gat Wing gun.
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Winnipeg
Code
Frazer and Hardesty
Nintieth Rifles
Clarke
Prince Albert
Boulton
Trail
Battleford
Middleton
Midland Battalion
Anniversary exercises of the Boston Y M C A at Music hall
Amid heavy rain a large audience attended the Boston Young Men's Christian Association anniversary at Music Hall. President Woodworth highlighted the year’s work, noting 800 gymnasium members and expanded branch activities, while Rev. Alexander McKenzie and Rev. Frederick Courtney urged temperance, social purity, and stronger civic duty. An American Missionary Association meeting followed at Mt. Vernon church with talks on freeing the colored race and funding needs, plus foreign missions updates from Mt. Vernon and Union churches.
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Boston Young Men’s Christian Association
Music Hall
Joseph Stewart
O’brien
Ruggles Street
Woodworth
Association Chorus
Ruggles Street Quartette
Alexander McKenzie
Reform
Charities
Christ
Frederick Courtney
St. Paul’s Church
South
Mr. Woodworth
Mt. Vernon
de Kirk
Charleston
American Missionary Association
Africa
Americas
Association
Atwood
Union
Missionary Association
American Missionary Association in Columbus Avenue Services
The American Missionary Association held forenoon services at Union church on Columbus Avenue. Rev E S Atwood of Salem preached a strong appeal for missionary work and Rev C L Woodworth noted the Association’s work in southern states. The piece argues the Association influenced major southern changes long before Lincoln’s proclamation.
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American Missionary Association
Union Church
Columbus Avenue
E. 5. Atwood
D. D
Salem
C. L. Woodworth
South
Lincoln
Anniversary Meeting of the New West Commission
Maps in Old South church illustrated New West Education commission aims to build Christian schools across Mormon settlements in Utah New Mexico Arizona Colorado and Idaho The sermon by Rev F A Noble urged schooling to counter illiteracy and Mormon influence while warning against polygamy and political risks to Utah's statehood.
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New West Commission
Utah
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Idaho
Old South Church
New West Educacation Commission
Congregational Church
Joseph Smith
F.A. Noble
D. D
Chicago
New West
Noble
Congress
United States
Mexico
Uta
Commission
Dedication of a Soldiers Tablet at Warren Street Chapel
Special services were held at Warren Street Chapel Warrenton Street Sunday afternoon for dedication of a soldiers and sailors memorial tablet. The white marble tablet honors chapel boys who died in the War of the Rebellion 1861 1865. A Kinsley post 113 delegation led by Gustin Sanderson and B S Parker attended, with readings, prayers, and a tablet unveiling by A N Sampson. Floral tributes followed, and the service ended with congregational singing.
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Warren Street
Warrenton Street
Warren Street Chapel
E. W. Kinsley
Grand Army
Gustin Sanderson
B. 8. Parker
A.C. Wellington
E. G. Butler
W. T. Herrick
Samuel Weltch
J. Edward Hollis
Blackmar
C. R. Barnard
Advocating Church Building in Park Street Service
A Park Street Church forenoon service urged greater interest in forming new churches under the American Congregational union. Rev J L Withrow led opening and Rev L H Cobb spoke on worship, miracles, and securing places of worship, noting Moses era gifts and public duty. Other items report extensive forest fires in Troy and Wisconsin towns with millions of feet of lumber and mills burned, plus multiple city fires in Lansing and surrounding areas causing substantial losses.
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Park Street
American Congregational Union
J. L. Withrow
L. H. Cobb
D. D
Union
Russia
United States
God
Sinai
Moses
Why Congregationalists Cannot Raise Needed Churches
The speaker notes the sanctuary Moses built cost nearly 1 250 000 and asks why 413 000 Congregationalists cannot raise 500 000 for 500 000 needed houses of worship. He cites divine duties and Christ’s law of worship, with Rev. J. L. Withrow D.D. delivering the closing address urging union and stressing the church’s role in extending worship to destitute places.
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Moses
J. L. Withrow D.D
Congregational Church
Sermons Shift to Aid for Infant Colleges at Berkeley Street
A Sunday forenoon service at Berkeley Street Congregational shifted to addresses supporting the American College and Education society. Speakers Rev William Burnet Wright Prof George Harris and President Joseph Ward urged aid to six beneficiary colleges and noted $2,000,000 spent and 7,000 aided in ministry education. The talks echoed at Park Street and again in Wrights church.
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Berkeley-street Congregational Church
American College and Education Society
William Burnet Wright
J A.hamilton
Hamilton
Home Missionary Society
George Harris
Andover
Joseph Ward
Yankton
Dak
Park Street Congregational Church
Dr. Noble
William B. Wright
Public Sunday School Society Meetings and Evening Addresses
The Congregational Sunday School and Publication Society held two public meetings, one in Shawmut church forenoon with Rev. Meredith sermon and Rev. Dr. Webb address, and an evening session at Old South church with Mr. Capen outlining four years of work and impact on 7,000,000 children taught by 1,000,000 teachers. Capen cited growth to 20,000 dollars raised and 217 new Sunday schools established, plus aid to 1497 schools. Other speakers urged ongoing Christian engagement to support Sabbath schools and church unity amid broad civic events scheduled in Boston.
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Congregational Sunday School and Publication Society
Shawmut
Meredith
Dr. Webb
Old South Church
B. Capen
Capen
Gordon
M.©. Hazzard
Society
Robber Arrests Linked to Malden Burglary Case
John Kennedy is identified by Mrs. Jones of Malden as the Spring street burglar who stole jewelry Thursday. He faces Massachusetts warrants for robberies in Somerville. Some Malden jewelry has been recovered. J. E. Stearns died after being pulled into belt machinery at Charlestown mill. Mrs. Nellie Bourne of Templeton attempted suicide in a Boston hotel and is hospitalized.
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UEK
Dthae Co
Park Place
G. B. Horton & Co
Frankfort Street
Byrnes
Gustavus Kentz
Gus
Isidore Marshall
Sing Sing
New York
Kentz
Lyon
King, O'Connor
Slawson
Rose Kent
Kentt
No. 33
Market Street
Jefferson Market
Keats
Wheeler & Parsons
Brooklyn
Hackensack
N.J
Tilden
Montreal
Canada
Dominion
St. Albans
Jackson
Phil Reilly
Troy
Bowery
Frank McCoy
John Kennedy
Boston
Jones
Malden
Spring Street
Somerville
J. E. Stearns
C. E. Hall
Marble Works
Charlestown Street
Winthrop Street
Charlestown
Nellie S. Bourne
Templeton
City Hospital
Harvard Students Readies Julius Caesar Public Performance
Harvard students plan the first public showing of Julius Caesar in Sanders Theatre Cambridge this evening. The event emphasizes period costumes and scenes with the college band providing music. N Lothian Jr of Boston theatre will serve as stage manager.
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Harvard
Sanders Theatre
Cambridge
Resurt Eve Ace
N. Lothian, Jr
Boston Theatre
Barnstable County Democratic club forms in Cape Cod
On a rainy Saturday 75 democrats gathered at Masonic hall in Hyannis to launch the Barnstable County Democratic club. President McLaughlin led a meeting with speakers praising Grover Cleveland and civil service reform, adopting a constitution and planning future dinners and outreach to fishermen and local towns.
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Cape Cod
Democratic Club
Hyannis
Tyanough House
Boston
George T. McLaughlin
Sandwich
McLaughlin
Georges T. McLaughlin
Wm. L. Nye
I. T. Jones
Abel Makepeace
Barnstable
B. F. Crocker
J. P. Knowlton
Bourne
John P. Newcomb
Brewster
Horatio Howe
Chatham
F. B. Nixon
Dennisport
John Fletcher
Eastham
E. E. C. Swift
Falmouth
M. E. Chase
Harwich
Wm. E. Oliver
Orleans
Smith
Provincetown
David Lombard
Truro
James Chandler
Wellfleet
Charlies S. Knowlton
Yarmouth
Maj
S. B. Phinney
Robert E. Oliver
Gaius Mullet
Martin L. Chase
F. R Nixon
Thomas Arey
Martin E. Bryden
W. R. Gibbs
R. C. Bodfish
Gifford
Birge
Martin M. Holbrook
James
Messrs. G. L. Thatcher
Oliver Libby
Gaius Mullett
C. E. Lothrop
Capt. C. I. Gibbs
Cape
Masonic Hall
Cray
Grover Cleveland
George H. Holmes
S. S. Smith
James A. Reed
Simeon F. Gillard
Joseph S. Atwood
J. Harvey Dearborn
William
Birve
Ururo
Martin D. Holbrook
James Chandler, Jr
NF. Lowe
Oliver
A. N. Doane
C. H. Kelley
al. Drouin
F. R. Wixon
Solomon Crowell
W. Peterson
Dennis
H. Harris
Allen Baxter
CO. S. Knowles
Asa Shiverick
R. ¥. Beals
F. Dimmock
A. 8. Shirgis
B. Phinney
E.G. Phinney
Caleb Sprague
C. B. Smith
Owen Bearse
A. D. Makepeace
J. W. Parker
Sidney Crowell
Allen Hallett
C. F. Crocker
John M. Blagdon
Jerry Bassett
W. Bb. Foley
Edwin Baxter
Thomas M. Day
William Watts
M.N. Crocker
Charles R. Gibbs
George L. Thatcher
S. N. Howland
H. N. Parker
Oliver 8. Robinson
I. IT. Jones
W. E. Boyden
T. G. Newcomb
M. F. Delano
J. B. McArdle
W. L. Nye
James Shevelin
Levi S.nye
P. A. Mahoney
Walter H. Cobb
The
Herald
William M. Marden
Globe
A. Be, Pratt
Associated Press
George Otis
Grand Old Democratic Party
Republic
Democratic Party
Nye
Committee On Constitution
Barnstable County
Bartholdi Pedestal Fund
Bartholdi
Maj. Phinney
Bunker Hill Monument
Gen. Lafayette
N. F. Delano
United States
Thomas C. Day
Cleveland
County Democracy
Charles I. Gibbs
Otis
Day
Panic on the Ocean as Berlin Strikes Iceberg
The City of Berlin of the Inman line hit an iceberg off Newfoundland at 3:35 AM May 19. The bow was crushed, the jib boom and rigging gone, crew and passengers panicked, engines reversed to avert total loss. Captain Lamb was later honored with a gold watch and chain after a $200 purse donation.
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New York
Berlin
Inman Line
Newfoundland
Sid
Union Square
Henry E. Abbey
Lamb
Anarchist crowd disrupts Chicago lakefront meeting
A disorderly Chicago crowd including anarchists and some socialists gathered at the lake front Sunday. A speaker dubbed Dynamite Dusey delivered incendiary remarks attacking Abraham Lincoln and General Logan, provoking protests from workingmen who forced him off the platform but no one was injured as order was restored.
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Chicago
Lake Front
Dynamite Dusey
Abraham Lincoln
Casey
Gen
Logan
Lincoln
Massacre reports reach Silver City via White House dispatch
A Silver City despatch relays Capt Overton’s letter from Alma dated May 22 claiming eight settlers killed by Indians. The note notes Indians at Devil's Park twenty miles from Alma and heading toward Warm Springs via Cook's canyon trail, with plans to strike the San Francisco valley again.
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Tucson
A.T
Silver City
N. M
White House
Overton
Alma
Capt. Overton
Devil's Park
Warm Springs
Cook’s Canyon
A Story That Will Not Tempt Engine Drivers to Mexico
Ira Jenkins, an American engineer jailed 11 months in a Mexican prison, arrived in Galveston on his way to Washington to report his confinement to the state department. He alleges harsh treatment, limited consular contact, wounds from imprisonment, two murder attempts, and an escape aided by a physician.
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Mexico
Galveston
Tex
San Antonio
Ira Jenkins
San Juan del Rio
Washington
State Department
Jenkins
Vera Cruz
Multiple Dated Global Snippets From May Newswire
May reports from St. Petersburg Alexandria London Vienna Shanghai Suakim and Berlin cover troop sickness, railroad battles, a contraband seizure, a diplomat’s London visit, a czarist pilots’ rule, a suicide in Greenwich and Ireland’s land bill critique. Strong entities include Gen. Wolseley Lord Roseberry Sweden Ulster and Osman Digna with dates May 4 24 and locations.
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Alexandria
Wolseley
London
Peter Lumsden
Baker
Vienna
Mercetur
Hungary
Shanghal
Waverly
Suakim
Osman Digna
Royal College
Greenwich
Eng
Sweden
DesLin
Wm. O’bhiea
United Ireland
Callaville
County Armagh
Ulster
Emerson Association marks philosopher birthday in Germania rooms
In New York on May 24 the Ralph Waldo Emerson association held a literary and musical entertainment to celebrate the philosopher's birthday with a large audience. A religiously themed closing concluded the annual Bootery of Friends meeting in Rutherford Place after three weeks. Several Philadelphia members attended. The unidentified body of a young girl who shot herself Friday morning at the Grand Union hotel was not yet identified.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson Association
Germania
Bootery of Friends
Rutherford-place
Philadelphia
Grand Union Hotel
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Prestonville
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