Senate Passes Coin Bill and Rhode Island Memorial
The Senate approved a bill authorizing subsidiary silver coins as legal tender in limited amounts and a Rhode Island memorial on removing ex Union soldiers from Providence Custom House. Sunday in Boston featured filibusters by Republicans in the House, plus reports on the Fitchburg Railroad and Hoosac Tunnel. A Newark, VI disaster left nine children dead or dying after drinking polluted brook water. Funeral services for William Lloyd Garrison drew large crowds with Wendell Phillips delivering the eulogy. Judge Mackey testified on troop use at polls in South Carolina. The Boston-Chicago game ended in a whitewash for Boston. The state art exhibition opened at Horticultural Hall. Ohio Republicans nominated Charles Foster for governor. Pembroke Academy marked its sixtieth anniversary.
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Board of Trade
Hoosac Tunnel
Fitchburg
Boston
Hewitt
Congress
Newark
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Roxbury
Wendell Phillips
T. J. Mackey
South Carole
Bostons
Horticultural Hall
Ohio
Charles Foster
Pembroke Academy
Pembroke
N. H
Evening Entertainment Listings Across Boston Theatres
A compiled page lists the day and evening programs at multiple venues. Hurricanes and Oia Love Letters appear at Park Theatre while H M S Pinafore is shown at Boston Museum by local performers. Glove Theatre presents Black Eyed Season and An Alarming Sacrifice. Jenny Lind and Snowball are also billed. The Gaiekty Theatre features Hermann the Great Magician and Tremont Temple hosts a lecture by Dr Banning. The Great Parntime exhibit runs at Sige of Paris, and P T Barnum's Circus operates on Coliseum Grounds in the afternoon.
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Park Theatre
Boston Theatre
Pimafore
Gaiekty
Hermann
Globe Theatre
Jenny Lind
Boston Museum
Boston Boys and Girls
Tremont Temple
Banning
New York
SIFGE
Paris
Columbus Avenue
Ferdinand Street
Charles Lewis
J. M. Noyes
G. DD. W. Lennon
P. H. Powers
J. J. McClaskey
Aptommas
James G. Lennon
Moses Carpenter
Moore
Powers
Lewis
Noyes
Lennon
McCluskey
Erin
M. W. Balfe
John Falkenstein
Stevenson
John McCullough
Stinson
Fred Stinson
Howard Atheneum
Ireland
America
Barney McNulty
Tony Williams
A. J. Leavitt
E. J. Buckley
Lime’s Rocks
Harry Bloodgood
N. D. Jones
J. Williams
Amy Ames
Louis James
M. M. Price
Desdemona
Emmie Wilmot
Cassie
G. W. Hill
Emelia
Athena
Pasha of
Pimlico
G.W. Hill
Ben Sidi Brown
Hill
J. J. Sullivan
E. Ss. Payson
Americas Club
J. Cheever Goodwin
Peter White
Harry Josephs
Charles L. Farwell
Lillien Munroe
Alice Siedler
Nannie Egberts
Gaiety Theatre
Troy Whig
Rana’s
Boston ‘ Pinafore’ Company
Wiley
Bartlett
Gilbert
Union Hall
Mme. E. M. Garceau
Mm. Garceau
Geraldine Ulmer
Annie Prince
Boston
Suone
N. Lothian
Langroid
Feither
Coghlan
Park Theatre Company
Horrible Fate Of Nine Kids In Vermont Brook Water
A Vermont tragedy reports seven of nine children who drank brook water died, with the remaining two facing grave injuries or death as authorities investigate the cause and warn others about contaminated water sources.
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Rhode Island Voter Disfranchisement Sparks Senate Debate
Washington May 28 The memorial by Dr J B Green Rhone Island about removing ex Union soldiers from Providence Custom House was introduced in the Senate by Senator McDonald. The inquiry hinges on how Rhode Island laws disfranchise voters amid state population and representation concerns.
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Maine Teazer
President denies approval of planned Mississippi Exodus
In Washington on May 28, Gen Conway’s plan to move Black Americans from the Mississippi Valley by chartered boats drew protests from Mississippi and Louisiana lawmakers. President Hayes assured critics he gave no such advice and said river navigation should remain free while warning against any idea the government would aid mass migration westward.
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Derby Stakes at Epsom Hails Lord Norrey and Palm Bearer
A large crowd watched the Epsom Derby where Lord Norrey’s Sir Bevys edged Palm Bearer by a neck amid fluctuating winds and rain. Fordham rode the winner, passers included Charibert and Visconti, with Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh present.
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Moore centenary celebrations across Ireland mark Dublin gala
London dispatch reports Dublin hosted a Lord O Hagan oration and a McCarthy ode for the Moore centenary with a grand Lord Mayor hosted ball. Celebrations spread to Belfast and other towns including Liverpool as Indo Afghan treaty subsidy reduced to 69000 pounds annually. Parliament adjourns for Whitsuntide to June 8. Portsmouth notes 1150 troops slated to embark to Zululand early next week.
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Eng
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Zululand
Catholic prelates pledge aid for Archbisop Purcell debts
New York May 28 Cardinal McCloskey and other bishops issued an address to clergy and laity nationwide noting Archbishop Purcell’s debts exceed assets by about 2.92 million after adjusting doubtful notes. They plan parish subscriptions and a central committee to collect and distribute funds over five years, with united actions and pledges of 81350? in totals. Reports say Purcell has received substantial local donations, including over 100000 in New York alone.
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Cardinal McCloskey
United States
Purcell
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Boston
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James Lynch
Henry L. Hoguet
Cattle Yards Closed as Pleuro-pneumonia Strikes New York
In New York on May 28 the Sixtieth Street cattle yards were shut by Gen. Patrick due to pleuro-pneumonia. Infected cattle from January purchases were found on Long Island near Montauk Point, with 17 killed. A quarantine pasture was set at Montauk Point to isolate diseased cattle.
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James
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Francis X. Kennedy
New City
William Kingsland
Gov
Fenton
Jamestown
N. Y
Eva N. Johnson
Crooked Island Passage
Ross
Miragoane
Ellen Meade
Dr Talmage
Europe
Sandy Hook
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Tom Moore
Prosepect Park
Don Jacinto Gutierrez
Venezuela
Thetis
Curacoa
Fulton Market
Mechanics Bank in Montreal Suspends Payment Amid Failure
The Mechanics' Bank in Montreal suspends payment after Molson's Bank refused more accommodations. Liabilities total 626,000 against assets 322,000, excess 294,000. Gov. C J Brueges of Hudson Bay Co is president. This is the bank's second failure in three years with liquidation to proceed. Molson and Menzies linked to prior management. Chicago reports Tapnan McKulop Co commercial agency placed in receivership.
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Mechanics’ Bank
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Tts
C. J. Brueges
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Alexander Molson
Menzies
Chicago
Tapnan, McKulop & Co
Annual Meeting of Nashua and Lowell Railroad Ends in Scuffle
Stormy Nashua meeting features a direct clash between Col J H George and C V Dearborn as George strikes Dearborn three times after accusing management of errors. Directors elected include W W Batley and C J Dearborn, with vote timing delayed until 2 o clock amid intense tensions and explanations about Storrs’s defalcation.
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Col
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Col. George
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William W. Batley
Francis A. Prooks
Cornelius J. Dearborn
Francis V. Parker
Albert M. Shaw
David Skillings
Jeremiah Wee
C. ¥. Dearborn
Orrin C. Moore
Peterboro and
James Scott
Peterboro
George W. Gills
Worcester
S. A. Abbott
Boston
George A. Ramdell
George Stark
Edward Spalding
John H. George
Concord
Gilman C. Shattuck
Wilton Railroad Corporation
Solomon Spalding
Carrie C. Boutwell
William Famsdell
John Reed
John A. Spalding
J. Thorton Greeley
Obituary notices from May 28 claim notable figures pass
Proprieter of the Nickerson House South Dennis Mass died May 28 of paralysis aged 61 after years of suffering. A former seaman and wartime steamer Illinois pilot he later worked for Old Colony Railroad at South Dennis for ten years. Also Judge Rev Benjamin F Clark North Chelmsford born 1808 died May 28. he served in state senate and supported license reform. Other deaths include Harris Allen Jonas K Putney George F Bensell M Deligeorgis Miss Delia Wheeler Miss Anna Mackall.
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Jonas K. Putney
Acton
George F. Bensell
Germantown
M. Deligeorgis
Delia Wheeler
Wheeler
Matone
Anna
Sewall G. Mack
Iowell
Fires Across Cities Wreak Losses on May 28
Walkerton Ontario reports a fire destroying a row of Main Street stores including Havill hardware and others with $8000 loss and $1200 insurance. Cincinnati sees Parkersburg West Virginia boot store Log an & Co total losses around $16000 insured, plus Caswell’s dry goods and Hull’s gallery. New Orleans steamship Blanche Pricer burned at Bayou Lafourche with passengers saved. London Ontario oil refinery fire causing about $10000 loss with $600 insurance.
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W. Va
Logan & Co
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Bayou Lafourche
London
Reed Waterman
Revolt Near Dominican Frontier and Other News
A Cape Heytian letter reports a small revolution near the Dominican frontier with troops expected to quell it. Judge Charles A. Mason of Utica, once a Court of Appeals member, is very ill and not recovering. Tom Moore centennial celebrations were held in major cities including New York and Philadelphia. Twenty-two entered the O Leary belt walking match in Chicago after a 75 hours tourney start, with 5300 spectators. In Cincinnati, workers at Crane Breed & Co. struck gas while boring a well at 250 feet, igniting a germ of gas.
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Utica
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United States Circuit Court
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New York
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Butler and son head to Bethel amid press snubbery
Portland Argus reports Gen Butler and his son on a weeklong tour to Bethel, openly snubbing Press and Advertiser reporters. Legislature members dodge mileage refunds, awaiting action by Gov Garcelon and Council. A drowning near Waterville claims two West Waterville youths after a sailboat found ashore with one boy’s coat snagged to the mast.
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Bethel
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Protracted Nashua Hearing Ends in Not Guilty Verdict
The Nashua Supreme Court hearing ended in a verdict of not guilty. A fourth anniversary Spring meeting of St. Paul’s School Athletic Association at Concord began Wednesday. Amoskeag works may shut Thursday for Decoration Day and canal cleanup. John Meagher accepted Kiernan’s 25 mile challenge for 100 dollars. Jarvis Brothers hosiery and machinery sold at Portsmouth auction. Provident Mutual Relief officers elected in Portsmouth. Nashua Railroad Directors and officers listed. A boat accident near Frost’s Point injures a man, amputation feared. boat overturned, two rescued.
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Concord
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L. W. Clark
Supreme Court
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John Meagher
Manchester
Kiernan
Lowell
Jarvis Brothers
Portsmouth
BFE
Webster
Hall & Co
Boston
Provident Mutual Relief
Stephen W. Clark
William P. Walker
Samuel C. Whittier
A. C. Hoyt
Peterboro and
James Scott
Peterboro
George W. Gill
Worcester
S. A. Abbott
George A. Ramsdell
George Stark
Edward Spalding
John H. George
Gilman C. Shattrick
Joeshua T. Jones
Frost’s Point
Oree
Vermont Religious Gatherings and Regional Projects
The Bennington County Conference of Congregational churches met in Bennington. Sisters of Providence will begin building an orphan asylum near Lake View Cemetery in Burlington. Three lighthouses on Lake Memphremagog will be built with $5000 Congress funds, one at Newport. Tuffield Provost, 62, a French laborer at Fairfax, died by self harm due to despondency and fear of starvation. The Vermont State Electric Medical Society held its fourteenth annual meeting in Montpelier with leaders like Prof. Robert V. Newton and Dr Matthew McClermand. The Bowman Connecticut River drive totals 49,020,009 feet of lumber, yet the water drops and rain is needed to cross the flats. spring is the hardest on record for lumber driving in the upper Connecticut.
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Newport
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Fairfax
Vermont State
Eelectic Medical Society
Montpelier
Robert V. Newton
Eeletic Medical College
New York City
Matthew McClermand
Boston
MeIndoes
Upper
Connecticut
Massachusetts News Roundup Bites and Sketches
Massachusetts notes report a North Adams woman’s death by suicide, a hydrophobia case in Groveland, arsons thwarted by timely discovery, injuries at Gloucester drill, regatta plans, factory boards reelecting officers, liquor-license counts in Lowell, frost damage to farms across several towns, theft on a steamer, Taunton locomotive orders, Moore centenary concert, Stinson benefit at the Howard, Pinafore engagements and other theatre events in Boston and beyond.
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Herschell Hardy
North Adams
Niznt
William Robinson
Gloucester
Pavilion Yard
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Benge
Workers torn hand in Pawtucket fire works plant
In Pawtucket on Wednesday morning Amos Ridal overseer at the American fire works had his right hand torn off by a belt and the injury may prove fatal. Meanwhile watchurch Brothers of Tiverton invited lawmakers to view their coast traps. about fifty attended by steamer. Newport church committee buys Derby cottage for a Channing memorial church site at Pelham street. Corner stone to be laid at Channing centennial.
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Semers
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William Ellery Channing
Pembroke Academy Marks Sixtieth Anniversary With Graduation
At Pembroke New Hampshire the sixtieth anniversary of Pembroke Academy was celebrated along with the class of 79 graduation. A parade led by Hildreth's Band and alumni joined a church service featuring orations a class ode and a poem. Governor elect Head acted as president and Joseph A Kidder of Manchester as toastmaster. A portrait gift and an alumni association formation followed the benediction.
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Pembroke
Hildreth
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Aaron Whittemore
Gov. Prescott
Jonn D. Emerson
Vermont
Harriet N. Eaton
Candia
Gymnasium Hall
Head
Joseph A. Kidder
Manchester
New Hampshire
United States
Bell Sane
John A.urnham
Boston
Joseph B. Walker
The
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Abraham Burnham
Abraham Burnham, D. D
Upham
N. G. Upham
Kimball
Robert B. Caverty
E. T. Rowell
Lowell
William Chamberlain
Luther Shepard
Willey
J. B. Walker
John A. Aiken
Chichester
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Pettingill
Frost & Adams
Cornhill, Fastings
Cornhill
Walker, A.A. & CO
Wadsworth Rhos & H
Wash. St
BIRD
Henry c. & CO
Tremont St
Colman, Moses & Son
Portland St
Fawfs& Kienshaw
State St
Stock
Hatch, Samuel & CO
Congress St
Warfis, RH. & CO
Vaphis
Cyrus J
Central Writ
Henry& Fratch
Summer Street
Folebroom & Fox
Post Office Square
Bowe, Albbert & CO
Attwood Gpt & C O
BANGS
FE. PD. & CO
FourTke & French
Coveress Street
Lore
T. I.& Reo
Parner & Stackpole
Devonshire
Peck, F. H
Ecck Publishers
Clapky, Jr. P
Washinagton Street
Onngooond & CO
Lfr&shepa
Franklin &T, Litter, Prown & CO
Wash
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Lockwood, Bugoks
Ecocts
C Wholesale
Patchfyter
Rflancrard
Fyeller & CO
Pearl St
Pottn
Veerefum
BP. C
Perri Street
High Street
Curtis, WN & CO
Federal Street
FEMI
PS & Wave
Pearl Street
Patyefrn
Grar Penier & CO
Pearl Bt Johnson, Rust & CO
Summer St
KEITH
WOW. & Sons
Martin, Shinner & Fay
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STOWR
Hills & Whitney
Pearl
Japvis Furnace
Congress St. Brewers and
Rovestow
EWERY
Onke
Fcston Beer
Central Wharf
Roveston Brewery
Central St
Continental Prewery
Cook
ISAAC
Central Street
Bruster & Alley
Rofssle
John
Cobtrn, Lang & CO
Milby Street
Fate Banks
Moses & CO
Howara
J. Ppaff
Wm.c
Eliot St
Robinson & Lygallee
Sudbury St
Hwuchins
Waterford St
Carriace Builders
Wall. James & Son
Hawkins Street
Ingalis,wyfr& CO
Friend Street
Kimaprat L Rpos
Sudbury Street
Sapgint
PRP
Sargent & Ham
Bowker Street
Dopsen
Scoldthawait,jofl& CO
Water St
Bangs & Horton
Kilby Street
VORSE
Fulton Street
Hwixon
EVP
Ward & CO
St. Jones
Julius A. & CO
Cherrlestown Hardware
Macomber, Bigelow & D
Oliver, Hotels
Tprpawford
Scollay Square
Coolidge Browse
Clarendon Hotel
Noreolk House
Parker House
Sallard, Vincent
Temple Place
Men’s Furnishings
Chaffin, J.C. & CO
Wash. Street
Prefman & Gray
Hewins & Dnollis
Merchant Tailors
Caltow
Jonn G
Washington At
Lion, George & CO
West Street
Whitcomb, H. P
Fisher & Fairbanks
Devonshire St
FSTEY
Hunt Beos
St. New England Organ CO
Smith AM. Organ CO
Bourne, WM. & Son
Chick EF King & Sons
Henry FR. Miller
Gibson’s Son & CO
Broad St
Allen & Daniels
Rahmanes & Appleton
Brown, Seth
Old State House
Cundy
W. H
Chandler, H. P
Farnsworth
K. S
NCH
J. & Son
Washington St. Hyde
Barrett
St. Cochran
Congress Square
Jones
Blackston
TOWER
Franklin Street
Prirate
Goon Air
Geo. E. Parker
Tox Lil
Gotistown
N. H. Copét
Siaron
Walter
W. B. Wickes
Gummer Board
Maple Hill Farm
Pittsfield Mill
S. A. Brown
Pittsfield
BaskBeErs
Brooklin
Lewiston
Portland
Sedgwick
A. Walsud
Brookin
Hancock County
Russ Farm
Ross Falm
West Bridgewater
Yacanuck Mountains
P. Q
Goffstown
Myio
Ummer
Lake Winnepiscogee
M. G. Websper
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N. H, mv
Tau Ie
Jason Comey
Franconia
H. ToStch
Newton
Newtonville
Worcester County
Berkeley Street
C. Brigham & CO
Milk Contractors
Bryant’s Pond