Mauran Family Returns Home After Absence
Gen. E. C. Mauran and his family have their home again after being away for three weeks. Nearby Concord, New Hampshire farmers report a surge of canker worms in the area, alarming growers and residents. General John A. Logan will open the Tertia-Millennial Exposition in Santa Fe on July 2.
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E. C. Mauran
New Hampshire
Concord
John A. Logan
U. S
Illinois
Santa Fe
Hartford Elder to Pay Church Debt Over Two Thousand Three Hundred Fifty
An elderly Hartford man Mr J F Judd over 80 notified Asylum Street Methodist Church he will settle its debt of 2350. The report also notes chaotic scenes including a lynching of the Barber brothers in an Iowa jail and a Milwaukee priest’s stance on saloon keepers under excise law. In Georgia a 90 year old man Daniel Dowse marries 75 year old Rachael Jones, with the bride clinging to her husband.
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Bam
J. F. Judd
Asylum Street Methodist Church
Hartford, Conn
Burke County
Daniel Dowse
Rachael Jones
Petition for Pardon of S Angier Chace Presented
A petition signed by prominent Fall River New Bedford and vicinity citizens requests the Massachusetts Governor grant a pardon for S Angier Chace from state prison.
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Fall River
New Bedford
S. Angier Chace
Massachusetts State Prison
Santa Fe July Offers Tertio-Millennial Anniversary Attractions
Visitors planning a summer trip find Santa Fe in July attractive with a host of novel sights. The Tertio-MMillennial anniversary presents an inviting list of attractions for travelers seeking a delightful climate and varied experiences.
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Santa Fe
Editors’ North Atlantic party tours Colorado venues
A party of editors from New York and several states including Connecticut New Jersey Maryland Massachusetts Vermont Pennsylvania Indiana Ohio Michigan plus Canada and Nova Scotia visited Denver Leadville and other Colorado locales during a recent tour.
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New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Maryland
Massachusetts
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
Canada
Nova Scotia
Denver
Leadville
Colorado
Locust Swarms Threaten Pittsburg Vegetation
Seventeen year locusts have appeared around Pittsburg Pennsylvania in large swarms. They emerge from the ground and breed quickly attacking trees and other vegetation with expected extensive damage forthcoming.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Dramatic Naval Academy Graduation Scene Echoes Cadet Discipline
At Annapolis a graduation clash erupted when Cadet Dana Greene Jr. received his diploma amid cheers that angered Superintendent Captain Ramsay. Ramsay ordered disciplined cadets to prison before relenting and releasing them. The incident shaded the ceremony as graduates were dismissed in solemn quiet.
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Naval Academy
Mills
Capt. Ramsay
Dr. Leavitt
St. Jo. College
Board of Visitors
Academy
Capt. Rambis
O of S
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Greene
Ramsay
Green
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Port
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Crisp
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Jones
H. B
H.W
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Jacobs
Warfield
DeKraft
Fenton
Winram
Griswold
Dodd
Jenkins
Breed
Capt
Messia
Dr Slade Recovers Crown Deed to Halifax Estates
Hartford physician Dr M Slade returns from Halifax with word his family has recovered the crown deed to vast Halifax estates once held by Simon Giffin. After a tract lasting over two centuries, a lost deed was found two months ago, enabling heirs to claim gardens and prime real estate in the city.
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M. Slade
Hartford
Halifax
Simon Giffin
Dr. Slade
Greenwich Academy Anniversary Week Program
Greenwich Academy East Greenwich R 1 presents a week of examinations from Friday afternoon the 22nd through Wednesday the 27th with a Saturday reception for the graduating class and a Sunday sermon by Rev F D Drakeslee. The program includes addresses by Rev C E Fowler LL D and Mrs Mary F Livermore, an annual concert, prize declamations and class day exercises followed by a graduating exercises on Thursday.
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East Greenwich
R. 1
F. D. Drakeslee
C. L. Goodell
A. M
Providence
C. E. Fowler
D. D
LL. D
M. E. Church
Philogenothian Society
Alethean Society
Mary F. Livermore
Boston
F. Upham
Drew Theological Seminary
Adelphian Society
Rope Island Faults Its Lawgivers In Temperance Rifts
The Pawtucket Gazette scolds Rope Island for failing to uphold high moral principles and warns temperance allies to withhold trust until genuine reform is shown.
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Rope Island
Friends of Temperance
Pawtucket
Campaign on temperance shown to spark interest
The Providence Sunday Star notes strong indications a temperance campaign could excite public interest and enthusiasm, potentially surpassing the response to the Sprague fiasco.
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Raopz Isnano
Sprague
Providence Sunday Star
Universalists and Baptists protest liquor law change
The Rhode Island state convention of Universalists joined Baptists in denouncing the General Assembly action reducing the distance between schoolhouses and liquor sales. The protest reflects deep temperance concerns and resolve not to yield ground in limiting drunkenness, with critics saying the amendment may have been part of a campaign pact.
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Tur
Rhode Island State Convention of Universalists
The
Baptists
General Assembly
Providence Hoening Press
Universalist Convention condemns liquor saloon radius change
The Universalist Convention resolution decries the General Assembly action reducing the legal distance between saloons and schools as ruinous to society and youth. Adopted unanimously, it notes John Boyden of Woonsocket once championed temperance. Rhode Island Baptist Sunday School Convention also criticized the legislation.
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Universalist Convention
General Assembly
John Boydem
Woonsocket
Rhode Island Baptist Sunday School Convention
Providence Journal
Sunday Convention denounces liquor laws in Rhode Island
The Barrist Sunday School Convention at Newport on the 6th adopted resolutions protesting the reduced distance between schoolhouses and liquor outlets. It condemns legislative ties to alcohol interests and pledges to repeal the law and defend moral standards.
Expedition to observe solar eclipse reports success
The Hartford to Caroline Islands expedition led by Prof. Edward B. Holden has returned to San Francisco reporting great success. Photographs of the corona and spectrum were obtained despite the mission’s remote journey. the supposed planet Vulcan could not be found.
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United States
Hartford
Caroline Islands
South Pacific
Francisco
Edward 8. Holden
Vulcan
Country Week invites Boston children for summer county visits
The Country Week program by the Boston Young Men's Union since 1875 has provided eight thousand five hundred poor city children with ten days in the county each summer. Beyond health benefits, the visits bring moral changes, especially for children hosted in families, seen as the greatest lifelong impact. Work for the season has begun. homes are needed. Interested families should write Miss Ellen Bailey, Secretary, 18 Boylston Street, Boston, for details. area will be paid by the Committee.
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Boston Young Men’s Union
Ellen Bailey
Boylston Street
Bton
Illumination and Court Festivities After Moscow Coronation
From Moscow a foreign correspondent reports grand illumination of the Kremlin and government buildings, blending Byzantine and Renaissance styles with yellow ochre facades. He notes nighttime beauty, public cheer, and a royal court ball at the Imperial palace with Emperors, Empresses, and ministers.
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Kremlin
Christedom
St. Petersburg
Hardihood
America
Koerner
Knowle
Ivan Ivanovic
Ivan Ivan Vich
Imperial Palace
Greece
Hynt
Lad Thornton
Permelia Yacht Sails to St Clair River With Herreshoff On Board
The steam yacht Permelia sailed Wednesday for the St Clair river via New York Albany and the Erie and Welland canals. Mr J B Herreshoff and family joined the voyage. Mrs Hoffman plans a town concert this coming summer featuring pupils from Bristol and Providence who performed well at a Providence source last week.
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Permelia
Providence Marine Railway
St. Clair River
Michigan
New York
Albany
Erie Canal
Welland Canal
J. B. Herreshoff
Bristol Notes: Bourne Family Seeks Summer Rooms
Mr George T Bourne and family from New York have taken rooms at Chesebro s on Hope street to stay through the summer. Bourne, a Bristol native, long resident in New York and France, sent Paris letters to the paper. Also details of Mr L E Chadwick succeeding Thomas C Church at Central Market, and market improvements. Donations to the Children s Home listed. Probate court names Lydia W Spence administratrix. Library additions and gifts noted. A Bristol YMCA talk by Rev Henry Crocker drawn a large audience at State Street Church.
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New York
Thomas C. Church
Hope
Wardwell Streets
L. E. Chadwick
Chadwick
Rocets Free Library
Paani
Burgav of Education
Washington
Fr Roupt
James Anthony
England
Wolsey
Elizabeth
Burnside Library
Proctor
Richard A
Auster
Aupen
W. L
Yonex
Charlotte M
London
R. I. Strate
Providence
Chief Engineers
Poorz
William Frederick
Boston
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Martha T. Oliver
Samuel M. Lindsey
William R. Taylor
Charles H. Spooner
Jelgew Bristol
R. L
Robate
Julius Littlefield
Susan S. Littlefield
Anid
Bristol Phenix
Herbert F. Bennett
Resignation of Bristol High School Principal and town notices
Communication from Mr William Sheafe Chase resigning as Bristol High School principal takes effect at term end. Council allowed bills, ordered highway work and tree removals. Mrs Hannan Swan died at Bradford Street from a stroke after a May accident. Funeral services for William Peck held at State Street M E Church with a long tribute by Bristol Young Men's Christian Association members.
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Bristol High School
Hannan G. Swan
Samuel Swan
Ephraim Gifford
Bradford Street
William, Peck
State Street
M. E
E. D.hall
Fanny Wardwell
Young Men's Christian Association
Bristol Neck
William R. Peck
Bristol Young Men’s Christian Association
Friends
Bristol Young Men's Christian Association
Brother Morehouse
Iself
God Ramnows
James A. J
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