Memorial Day Observed in Exeter With Local Address
Memorial day will be observed in Exeter as usual. Mr Charlies E Wiggin of Boston has accepted an invitation to address the G A R members that evening. Mrs James H Clement, widow at Summit house Mount Moosehillock Warren, attempted suicide in Baker river Tuesday but was rescued by a nearby gentleman. Michael McLaughlin mill operative Great Falls was arraigned at Dover Tuesday for stealing clothing and a $75 watch from Hugh Mickeys boarding house Monday night. He was held for trial. McLaughlin was convicted last December of a similar offense.
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Leominster Burglary, Tragedy, and Textile Strike News
A gang burglarized homes in Leominster Monday night. At Cobb Thompson's Abington mill many stitchers left Tuesday due to coercion to work in stalls. Alexander Boyer of Pittsfield, 60, fell painting a Boston and Albany building at Berkshire station, breaking ribs and likely fatal injuries. Francilla Parker of South Chelmsford attempted suicide Tuesday by locking herself in a closet. The Fall River strike ends with most spinners returning to work. Metacomet and other mills still out. Strikers lost 16 weeks’ wages and $15,000 in sympathy funds. many returning workers find old positions filled.
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Inauguration Day Observed in Newport and Local Accidents
In Newport on inauguration day the city was crowded with visitors. Laborer John Sullivan, about 70, was struck by cars in Providence and suffered a likely fatal head injury and a broken arm. Laborer Joseph Barnes from Fall River collapsed and died at Narragansett oil works in Portsmouth after starting work Monday morning. Reverend Edward Everett Hale donated a bound library of standard works to the Samuel Dexter revenue cutter. Captain Gabrielson received engraved resolutions praising crew for Gay Head disaster conduct.
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Tragedy and Trials Highlight Connecticut News
Kate Frawley aged 11 of Stafford was killed last Saturday while trying to climb into a schoolhouse window for flowers. Charles Derby former Riverside lodge treasurer in New Haven sentenced to 30 days in jail and fined one dollar for defalcation as friends plan to cover the penalty. Striking women at L Candee Co. rubber works threaten to horsewhip Joseph Spencer for taking a job in place of a striker. The factory strikers currently work eight hours daily five days a week.
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Charles Derby
Riverside Lodge
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Hewitt tariff bill faces push in Ways and Means
Washington May 27 The Ways and Means Committee will formally consider the Hewitt tariff bill tomorrow. Hewitt expects administrative portions to pass with little objection but anticipates trouble in tariff and internal revenue reductions. He fears two revenue reformers may join Republicans against that part. Senator Don Cameron returns to the senate amid well wishes and health improvements. He has no preference among Republican nominees but is aligned with Arthur by supporters.
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Senate Debates Utah Question Amid Social Critics
In Washington the Senate spent most of its session debating the Utah bill. Senator Brown argued against vice with a comparison of polygamy in Utah and New England, citing divorces, prostitution, and alleged moral decay. Senator Hoar defended the measure as constitutional and necessary to curb polygamy and immoral practices. The chamber then recessed into executive session and adjourned.
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Wall Street trouble reading adjourned senate hearing
Comptroller of the Currency Cannon read a long history of Wall Street troubles to the senate finance committee. the hearing adjourned before he finished and will resume in about two weeks after the Chicago convention. An injunction of secrecy was voted, and no details can be released. The committee opposed a Morgan resolution for further investigation, fearing market disruption. Congress may lack jurisdiction and the adjournment aims to bridge the convention and ease agitation. In Indiana election matters, the House resumed Wallace-McKinley contested race, voting McKinley entitled to the seat. the majority seated Wallace after oath.
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Delegates Arrive in Large Greenback Convention
Delegates to the greenback national convention arrive in Indianapolis with estimates from 300 to 1200. about 450 confirmed, likely 700 total. Strong delegations from New York, Massachusetts, Michigan. notable figures include Gen Weaver, Gen Tyler, Gov Begole, Col Jesse Harper, Solon Chase. Butler appears destined for the nomination on first ballot despite organized anti-Butler opposition.
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New York Bank Robbery Details and Related Financial News
United States Commissioner Griffith set bail at 5000 dollars for Thomas W. Evans Cornelius F Timpson and John B Dickson in the over-certification of checks case against Cecil Ward and Co at Wall Street National Bank The West Side bank suspension is a precautionary step and assets exceed liabilities by 53600 dollars George S Seney sold 157 paintings to Metropolitan National Bank for 350000 dollars Donnel Lawson Simpson brokers await resumption of business Pennsylvania Penn Bank suits attach to Fourth National Bank against Philadelphia National Bank The Strong bank in Green Bay Wisconsin closes due to deposit declines and notes a 100000 dollar payout in recent months Pittsburg oil market overdrawn accounts reveal 240000 and 97000 sums in excess of bank capital and surplus
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Benefit at the Boston Theatre with a varied program
Mr M Glenen hosts a benefit at the Boston Theatre featuring Tom Taylor drama A Sheep in Wolf s Clothing with a large cast, a Palmer Daly company specialty That Girl from Vassar, songs, vaudeville novelties, and a bugle band. The same evening marks the opening of the Boston Museum summer opera season with a French light opera adaptation led by Madeleine Lucette. The Boston Oratorio Society final concert follows at Tremont Temple with a notable lineup.
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Annual Report of New Hampshire State Treasurer
Advance sheets reveal Col. Solon A. Carter report for the year ending June 1, 1854. Cash on hand June 1 amounts to 1,204,622.49 with receipts during the year totaling 1,000,977.83.
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Twenty-Second Annual Unitarian and Related Meetings
The fifty-ninth annual American Unitarian association meeting at Arlington Street Church elected officers led by Henry P. Kidder with detailed funds reports. New England Woman Suffrage Association framed sessions with Lucy Stone presiding and officers elected. Various church bodies and affiliated societies held meetings addressing publishing, education, temperance, and missionary work.
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Eminent Temperance Worker L B Barrett Laid At Rest
Funeral services for Mrs. L B Barrett secretary of the Massachusetts Woman's Christian Temperance Union were held in Boston and Fitchburg with a eulogy by Mary A Livermore. Interment followed in Fitchburg after prayers at West Somerville residence.
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Restoration of two ex-foremen at Damon's safes listing
W H Rigby ex master boat builder and J H Roberts ex master iron plater who were discharged a month ago from the construction department have been restored to their respective positions. Damon's safes at mantra prices 110 Sudbury.
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Roxbury City Guards to Celebrate Centennial on Fourth of July
A Roxbury High land district rally backed a 100th anniversary of the Roxbury City Guards. At Dudley street opera house a large meeting with speeches by ex Alderman Faunce and Gen Swift endorsed a grand Fourth of July celebration including cannon fire and balloon ascents.
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Defence case for River Head prisoners to begin tomorrow
The defence for the 19 River Head prisoners will start tomorrow in St Johns. Mr Boone’s opening speech, two days, reviewed and analyzed 16 days of prosecution testimony. Eighty defence witnesses have been subpoenaed.
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