St Johnsbury boys accused of fruit stealing from Lyndon Union
The St. Johnsbury academy youths are described as rogues and a curse to locals for allegedly stealing fruit from the Lyndon Union garden in Vermont.
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International Review appoints Porter and Gannett editors
Robert P. Porter formerly of the Chicago Inter Ocean and census staff becomes editor of the International Review with Dr Henry Gannett, tenth census geographer, as assistant. Porter brings strong journalistic skill and broad knowledge of current issues. Gannett is a fitting partner in the journal’s new labor.
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Bradstreet’s
When Two Hearts Remain Steady After Calamities
Jennie June recalls a November wedding that survived a brother's death a month before the ceremony a fiancé's typhoid illness a fire from lace curtains and a gas jet and finally a quiet wedding following bereavement with no further disruption to the planned union.
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Virginia debt and repudiation in Republican ranks
The Virginia debt to day exceeds 34 million dollars, and any attempt to reduce principal or interest without creditors consent is repudiation. The Readjusters gaining aid from top Republicans carried the state, and Mahone bears blame, yet Republicans must stand with their repudiation protege or fall together.
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Absentee landlords own two thirds of St Johns property
The Cape Breton Yierard notes that non residents hold about two thirds of Newfoundland capital and property in St John’s. After 1846 fire landlords refused sales and granted forty year leases. Leases near expiry may push landlords to sell at fair value, provoking agitation and possible legislative action.
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Mercantile press backs Lydecker for Treasury post
The New York Commercial Bulletin condemns Judge French and endorses John R. Lydecker for assistant secretary of the treasury, praising his integrity and fairness from his NY customs service. It argues the country would gain from his appointment and notes broad merchant approval.
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French Premier Gambetta Stands By Foreign Policy In Interview
In Paris the National reports Gambetta and Gen. Chanzy held talks on France policy. Gambetta urged continuity with other powers, while supporting a firmer line against the clergy. Chanzy resigned, citing difficulty explaining internal policy abroad. The Chamber discusses the election validity of Boscher Delangie as Loudeac deputy.
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Loss of the Albion Steamer Off Barbacoas Coast
A steamer on a voyage from the Sin river to Carthagena foundered off Point Barbacoas after a gale. Of the forty aboard thirty two perished. The vessel and cargo valued about $60,000 were lost with minimal lifeboat capacity. Survivors walked to Carthagena to report the disaster.
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Peruvian Civil Strife Baffles Lima Officials
Reports from Panama describe Pieroia resisting numerous foes while exile and flight rumors persist. Montonero factions drift toward Garcia Calderon as Negron seeks talks. Campero’s army moves toward Tarapaca. Chilean envoys in Lima weigh a five year occupation proposal before elections.
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Guiteau Trial Sanity Debate and European Political Updates
The Daily News discusses Guiteau mental state as a matter of word chopping and casuistry, suggesting many sane yet eccentric individuals could be blamed. Berlin reports criticize Reichstag budget debates, Bismarck allies, and imperial plans. Venezuela notes President Guzman Blanco mobilizing 10,000 troops amid alleged assassination attempts and factory stagnation.
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Thanksgiving Day Religious Observances In City
Thanksgiving day was observed with widespread services in most churches. President Arthur and cabinet members attended St Luke's Episcopal church where the rector Rev Dr Phillips preached an earnest sermon.
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Fire destroys Hingham ropewalk house and stock
On Wednesday evening an incendiary fire consumed the beach house of ropewalk owner Nicholas Wall at Hingham. The 320 by 60 foot structure, filled with hemp and rope, was totally burned. Wall estimates his loss at 6000 dollars with 1500 dollars insured.
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Rifle and harness event winners and a missing local man
Winners of the rifle match prize by William Farrow included G H Burnham and W K Knight while harness races at Aquidneck Park yielded multiple heat winners such as William Lee and Gideon Smith. William Geraghty, a local resident, is missing since Saturday night and police in Boston and New York were notified.
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Thanksgiving Day Observances Across City Adjust to Weather
The Thanksgiving Day weather was cold with light snow and thawing tendencies though indoors many families kept traditional cheer. Public observances continued beyond church services as the Young Men's Christian Union and Association hosted large dinners for members and others without home company.
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Thanksgiving Dinner at Christian Union Adds To Longstanding Festivity
The annual Thanksgiving dinner at the Christian Union on Boylston Street drew a large crowd of young men long separated from families. Invitations were issued by Mr. Baldwin the week before, and the event featured piano music by Harry E. Hayes and three long banquet tables. The organizing committee included George N. Faughti, George Hutchinson, William Morrison, and board members William H. Baldwin, W. F. Whitcomb, and W. L. Richardson.
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Draw in Amherst and Dartmouth clash amid snow
Springfield reports a snowbound afternoon where Amherst and Dartmouth played to a scoreless draw after a half hour of struggle. New York crowds watched Yale and Princeton tie in a two hour football battle at the Polo Grounds with wind and cautious play prevailing.
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Philadelphia Tax Dept Robberies Exposed by Clerk
Theodore Hanel, a tax clerk who defaulted in 1877 for 50 000, describes thefts by fifteen receiving clerks in the tax department. He alleges falsifying books under chief clerk Jacob Cramp and says ex-Tax Receiver Thomas J. Smith promised support for his family in prison and that funds raised for him were stolen. He estimates losses could reach three million dollars. Smith defends himself as facing charges.
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