Cambridge Herald Newspaper Archives, Aug 28, 1884, p. 1

Lawrence Indian School Renamed Haskell Institute

On the Indian Office recommendation the Lawrence Kansas school name was changed to Haskell Institute in memory of the late Representative Haskell. The note also covers pleuro pneumonia outbreaks among Jersey cattle in Illinois and other federal actions including postal contracts and naval appointments.

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Indian Office Lawrence Indian School Lawrence Kan Haskell Institute Haskell Carman Jersey Illinois Salmon Agricultural Department West Agricultural Dee P. P. Kellogg Springfield Mass Treasury Department New Orleans Philadelphia ComMmMoport Scutry Navy Earl English Healy Corwin Behring’s Sea Arctic Ocean Alaska Godwin Bay San Francisco Willard P. Tisdel Painesville, C United States Congo Association Dyer Indian Bureau Carlisle Pennsylvania Elgin Ill la Crosse Wis Decatur, Ill San Jose Cal Sioux City Sedalia Fort Worth

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Relics of Jeannette Expedition Questioned and Various Events

The East reports Louis Noros questions the finding of Jeannette relics. Mys tic marks the seventeenth Connecticut Peace Society opening with 1000 attendees and a reading by Zach Whipple. Arch bishop Ryan installation in Philadelphia drew 10,000 observers. A fire at a Scranton area home killed a child and burned a girl. Excavations in Portsmouth reveal 1690 skulls and 28 remain in the Vaughan tomb. Buckridge mine fire near Shamokin claims seven lives. Holyoke dam leakage idles 13,000 workers. Other items note resignations, a war correspondent’s arrival, a suicide linked to stress, and weekly business failures.

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Louis Noros Jeannette Connecticut Peace Society Mystic Zach Whipple T. DeWitt Talmadge Robert Collyer France John Moore Taylorville Scranton Philadelphia Common Pleas Court Warner & Merritt Society of the Army of the Cumberland Rochester N. Y Ryan Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul George Vaughan New Hampshire Major Vaughan Buckridge Shamokin Buckridge Company Greenback William Taylor William Clark Patrick Healy William Shankin George Beck William Farr Robert White Holyoke Mass Thomas Grapy New York Democratic State Committee McGahan Constantinople City Hall Ohio J. J. Woodward United States Army Dr. Livingstone United States Canada Joan L&isenring

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State Democrats fusion yields mixed ticket in Michigan convention

At the Michigan State Democratic Greenback and Anti Monopolist convention on the 20th a fusion produced a state ticket with Josiah W Begole as Governor and Mathew Maynard William H Shakespeare James Blair and George P Sanford as top officers plus Frank W Cook as Greenbacker Attorney General.

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Michigan Josiah W. Begole Greenbacker Mathew Maynard William H. Shakespeare James Blair George P. Sanford Frank W. Cook Texas Bradley Howell Cambridge Mich Frank Kinney Johnson Ohio Valley Cincinnati Ohio Kentucky Indiana Newark Bowmer & Phillips Anoka

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Multiple State Races and Disasters Reported Across Regions

The item notes vote counts in the First Kentucky District where W H Holt GOP received 33608 and R Riddell Dem 82283, noting Holt's 695 majority. It also reports Sibley cotton mill fire damage in Augusta Georgia at 30000, a Utes and settlers clash in La Plata Colorado with one Ute killed, Navajos gathering for raids in Arizona, and P Walker former Confederate War Secretary dies in Huntsville Alabama. A steamer, Sallie M Grant, sank after striking a snag near Madison Indiana with no lives lost. Tornapors in Virginia and Pennsylvania uprooted trees and destroyed property. Dr Joan Fitzpatrick, a 97-year-old hotel keeper in Quincy Illinois, dies. Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association in Chicago votes not to close mills before November 1.

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Denver Col Arizona P. Walker Jefferson Davis Fort Sumter Huntsville Ala Sallie M. Grant Madison Ind Tornapors Chesterfield County Colliery Junction Joan Fitzpatrick Quincy Chicago Northwestern Lumbermen’s Association

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Nile Falls Threaten Lower Cataracts Passage

Advices from Cairo report the Nile falling by inches daily making the passage around the lower cataracts nearly impossible unless a rise occurs. The British expedition to relieve Gordon is deemed doomed to fail. A Paris dispatch notes France lowers the indemnity in the Tan Tsin Treaty dispute to 8,000,000 francs and orders possible seizure of Foo Chow arsenal if China rejects terms. Cholera outbreaks mount in southern France, with deaths and desertions in Les Senes. Grand Master of Quebec Free Masons appoints examiners to address abuses and propose a compromise between English and Quebec lodges. Civil Service officials debated political assessments. Dorman B Eaton says clerks owe no greater duty than private citizens. British ultimatum to Tenom seeks release of Nisero crew within a fortnight. Berlin 22d marks Young Men’s Christian Association world conference committee formed. Dan P. Eells named American member.

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Cairo Nile Gordon Paris Tan Tsin Courbet Foo Chow China France Herault Gard Ande Pyrenees Marseilles Toulon Clermont Les Senes Tuer Quebec Free Masons Messrs. Tall, Walker and Stearns Quebec Dorman B. Eaton Civil Service Commission Tenom Nisero Young Men’s Christian Association of the World Berlin Dan P. Eells Cleveland Trommel and Stoecker Baron Goetzer Hamburg Hodder London Lagercrantz Sweden Bohensbourg Denmark Barrelet

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Far Flung Uprising and Local Damages Hit in A Chronicle Dispatch

A 24th dispatch from Shanghai reports the Foo Chow arsenal destroyed by the French fleet on the 22nd with seven of nine Chinese gun boats sunk. Little & Simmons Duluth mill burned with 7.5 million feet of lumber. loss $120,000, $80,000 insured. Cholera hits Spezia with 61 cases and 49 deaths by the 24th. Galician fires raze Rawa and Razwado. harvests lost and shortages noted. Congressional nominations listed for Ohio Michigan Missouri districts. Bodies of Buckridge mine disaster victims recovered. Boston GOP committee endorses General Butler. Pittsburgh elevator collapse injures two workers. Death of Dr. T. Stanley Beckwith. Ashanti king dies of smallpox. funeral ritual notes. New York & New England train derails near Quinnebaug. injuries reported.

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Little & Simmons Duluth Minn United States Rome State Department Spezia Genoa London England Rawa Austrian Galicia Razwado Ohio Jacob Romeis Toledo Michigan Martin Holcomb Missouri Wilson Cramer Buckridge Shamokin Massachusetts Independent Republican State Committee Boston General Butler Pittsburgh P. Keil & Son Theodore Tessing Peter Knauff T. Stanley Beckwith Bishop Beckwith Georgia Petersburg New York & New England Quinnebaug Mass

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Collision at Sea Sinks Tallapoosa in Martha's Vineyard Area

A U S steamer Tallapoosa collided with the collier James S. Lowell off Martha's Vineyard and sank within ten minutes. Four crew members died including Surgeon Clarence E. Black. others were rescued by the Lowell and Gate City. The Tallapoosa was en route to Newport to receive Secretary Chandler and party.

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Boston Mass Cottage City United States Martha’s Vineyard Black Wood’ Hall Gate City Fish-Hawk Newport Chandler Lowell Baltimore Martha's Vineyard Squash Meadow Shoals Tallapoosa Foster Wood's Hall Boston & Savannah James S. Lowell Bath Reid Johnson Lowell Portland Mervy Navy Department JJ. F. M Mervy W. H. Everett M. HH. Schwenk F. E. Beatty S. W. Prepmeyer F. W. Tappan C. EK. Black Smith W. 8. Moore N. Hl. Lamlin J. D. Sloan F. C. Bowers Clarence E. Black New Brunswick Dr. Black O’donel Jones Washington

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Inexpensive Dress Features Spark Simple Summer Styles

Harper's Bazar outlines belted waist dresses with a single full skirt using ten to twelve yards of material. It details foundation skirts, box plaits, tucks, and trims for wash fabrics like flannels and mohairs, plus jacket and waistline options for various figures.

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Vast Numbers Parade in Curio of Figures and Feats

A jumble of statistics and anecdotes from various papers outlines enormous fish shoals, race population estimates, farm sizes, poultry value, and life expectancy projections. It cites cod stocks, herring, and vast production figures alongside royal smallpox deaths and extreme athletic times.

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Miners Arrested at Wood's Run Camp Near Monongahela

About fifty striking workers at Wood's Run were arrested and jailed in California Pa in default of bail. The rest moved from Coal Center to land near Wood's Run provided by a local citizen. Vice President William Plas serer and another union member traveled to Pittsburgh to raise funds for the Camp Missionaries while pledging to keep the camp going.

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Monongahela City Wood Rhun Odd Fellows’ Hall California Coal Center Wood's Run William Plasserer Pittsburgh

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Dispatch on murder of Morreton missionaries in Tennessee

A dispatch from Salt Lake City dated August 22 requests Governor Batas of Tennessee to vindicate laws in the murder case. The message asserts that enforcing the law is necessary and thanks the Tennessee governor for action. It warns that opposition to polygamy is no justification for murder and hopes perpetrators are brought to punishment.

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Sal Lake Utah Murray Tennessee Salt Lake City W. I. Batas Nashville Tenn Morreton Tennesse Myuny

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Dinner on a Japanese Steamboat Dinner on a Japanese Steamboat

A travelogue recounts a voyage dinner aboard a steamer with varied courses including mutton veal and an unclear meat. A Glasgow student eats to honor the bill. Tartlets slip off dishes as the ship rocks causing comic and tense moments. The narrator notes the Japanese family in tarpaulin shelters below and recalls the sea’s thundering glare.

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Glasgow Farry P'Teous Illustratea Magazine

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Charmed Fragments Spark Odd Humor Across Papers

A collage of quips and cartoons notes blunt gibes at mules, bans, cholera scares, and manners. Instances include a Syracuse banjo duel challenge, a Georgia mule struck by lightning, and a Scot nobleman debating a ragged coat’s virtue.

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Syracuse Boston Post Georgia Waterloo Observer Mr. Malaprop San Francisco

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Harvard Makes Latin and Greek Optional for Students

Harvard University has announced that Latin and Greek courses are now optional for undergraduates. The change allows students to choose modern language or other electives while maintaining classical offerings as alternatives.

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City Cousins and the Train Armageddon Myth

A farmer rushes to the station with fears about a twelve o'clock train being derailed. The agent reassures him nothing has happened, while the farmer reveals his frantic plan to host seven city cousins for two months, joking that prayer hangs on the journey.

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Lawrence Indian School Renamed Haskell Institute

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Relics of Jeannette Expedition Questioned and Various Events

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State Democrats fusion yields mixed ticket in Michigan convention

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Multiple State Races and Disasters Reported Across Regions

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Nile Falls Threaten Lower Cataracts Passage

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Far Flung Uprising and Local Damages Hit in A Chronicle Dispatch

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Collision at Sea Sinks Tallapoosa in Martha's Vineyard Area

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Inexpensive Dress Features Spark Simple Summer Styles

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Vast Numbers Parade in Curio of Figures and Feats

Miners Arrested at Wood's Run Camp Near Monongahela

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Dispatch on murder of Morreton missionaries in Tennessee

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Dinner on a Japanese Steamboat Dinner on a Japanese Steamboat

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Charmed Fragments Spark Odd Humor Across Papers

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Harvard Makes Latin and Greek Optional for Students

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