Congress talks and Austrian unease in Europe’s east
London reports Count Andrassy urging caution on military moves and Austria’s fear of losing influence as the Great Powers discuss a peace congress. Berlin notes press criticism of Austria while Russia and England push for an understanding. The plan includes local commissions to define boundaries afterBerlin.
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Dodge suit continued over cryolite cash and consolidation
The 600000 suit against William E Dodge continued as cross examination raised questions about earlier sworn statements. Galusha Grow testified on his 1875 answer denying valueless cryolite patents while Dodge defended discussing profits with the Glass Company. Other witnesses contested fraud claims and valuation of the Glass Company assets amid insolvency concerns.
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William E. Dodge
Lon. Galusha A. Grow
Porcelain Company
Philadelphia
Glass Company
Dodge
John Fallon
Lenox Company
C.C. Dodge
Young Lawrence youth confesses to multiple burglaries
Richard Porter, 17, arrested in Lawrence on May 27 for breaking into John Dane’s blacksmith shop. He admits to stealing from the Boston and Maine depot at North Andover on May 13, obtaining a revolver and $117, and to raiding Thomas Cornelie’s clothing shop in Andover on April 29 for clothes. Porter, held on $500 bail, says he lives on Merrimac street in Boston.
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John GardNer
Boston
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Salisbury
Lawrence, Miss
Richard Porter
John Dane
South Broadway
Boston and Maine
North Andover
Thomas Cornelie
Main Street
Andover
Cornelie
Frank Caldwell
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Staion
Cornehe
Democratic State Convention Chooses Governor hopefuls
The Democratic State Convention in Montgomery convened with 500 delegates. Three ballots were taken for governor, Cobb 191, Langton 178, Barnes 125, needing 831 for a choice. President W. L. Bragg oversaw the meeting. adjournment planned for tomorrow morning.
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Ala
W. L. Bragg
Cobb
Langton
Barnes
Vast 11000 Package Sale By Wright Bliss Firms
An unusual special sale conducted today auctioned 11,000 packages of domestic goods for Wright, Bliss & Fabyan and listed corporations. Major buyers included Claflin & Co, Bates & Co, J Wyman & Co, Jordan Marsh & Co, and many others from Boston, New York, and beyond. Widespread item categories ranged from Continental brown cottons to Pepperell jeans, quilts, muslins, and various Bates, Laconia, and Pepperell lines with prices per yard or per quilt noted.
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Fires at Suncook and camp meeting date set in Weirs Landing
The Suncook fire destroyed the tene ment housing Joseph La Paige the murderer of Josie Langmaid at his arrest. A July 19 New Hampshire Unitarian camp meeting is fixed for Winnipesaukee camp ground Weirs Landing Lake Winnipesaukee.
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Peter Trainer
Lunenburg
Mehitable Smith
Exeter
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Free Baptist Church
Nashua
Ellen M. Kimball
Bridgewater
Supreme Judicial Court
Plymouth
Grafton County
Dover
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Yale Ath letic Games Celebrate Spring Meet
At New Haven Yale athletes posted event wins before a term end exhibition. F W Brown won the 169 yards dash in 104 seconds. H Livingston captured the half mile and the quarter in 54 seconds. Hutchinson belted 345 feet 8 inches for a baseball distance. Capt O D Thompson and J Jewett tied in high jump at 5 feet 2 inches. Dershimer won the mile walk in 8 minutes 36 seconds. Thompson threw the hammer 71 feet, Jewett won the mile run in 5 minutes 45 seconds. A Yale Art School exhibition closed with a reception for guests from New York.
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McEntee
Henry
Peabody
Story
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van Elten
Sturgis
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Alterations to California Warships Progress in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports rapid warship alterations as California nears completion as a corvette with six gun placements. The Columbus also lowers in the water and both vessels are expected to depart within a month. Navy Captain Laman and eight officers travel here as Russians already present prepare for service. Tomorrow a Cimbria detachment sails. Russian agents reportedly purchased Iron James Ward and Co’s steamship Saratoga for about 600000 to be sent here for alteration.
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Trial in Mansfield bond case over four thousand claim
In Hartford on May 29 a U S District Court jury heard the government sue Mrs Louisa M Mansfield widow of Gen J K F Mansfield for 4000 after Mansfield acted as bondsman for Joseph M Wade of Cincinnati whose accounts were 3000 short. The verdict favored the government at 1880 with post trial exceptions to seek Supreme Court review.
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Watkins
Bessie
Matanzas
Hartford
Conn
United States District Court
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J. K. F. Mansfield
Antietam
Gen. Mansfield
Joseph M. Wade
Cincinnati
Mansfield
Washington
Kellogg
United States Supreme Court
Tennessee Democratic State Convention nominates Supreme Court candidates
In Nashville the Democratic State Convention met in the Hall of Representatives to nominate five Supreme Court judges for the August election. E. T. Taliferro chaired as the largest Tennessee gathering in years. After a four hour ballot, McFarland Dederick Tierny and Cooper led the vote and were declared nominees by acclamation amid excitement. Cooper was not on the existing court. The convention adjourned to select a fifth candidate tomorrow.
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Races at Narragansett Park Reported Winners
Providence Narragansett Park results show John Morrill of Attleboro winning the 2.38 class with Honest John second and Myrtle of Natick third. Trampoline of Boston claimed the 2.24 class in three straight heats. Philadelphia also reports Alcides winning the opener, Varick's Entry taking the double teams, and Dalgassian triumphing in the gentleman riders mile. Pittsburg notes Dan Donaldson winning the first race and Sleepy George defeating Lucy in the second.
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Pittsburg
Dan Donaldson
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Early Baseball Scores Across New England and Nearby Cities
In Hornellsville Rochesters beat Florwells 5 to 3. Lowell saw Uticas 9 Lowells 3. Pittsfield hosted Auburns and Pittsfields 9 to 3. Baltimore hosted New Bedfords 9 to 3. Amherst hosted Chippers of Easthampton 7 to 1. Agriculturals 10 Riversides 16. Springfield hosted Milwaukees 7 to 0. Worcester hosted Worcesters 12 to 2. Buffalo hosted Buffalos 21 to 3 against Alleghenys.
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Dufur Wins Long Marlboro Wrestling Bout At Riverside Park
In Hudson at Riverside Park Dufur of Marlboro defeats Edwin Cox of Fairfield Vermont for a 3490 prize plus gate money. About 500 spectators witnessed two long bouts lasting 45 minutes and 2 hours 40 minutes with lively betting.
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