Salonica outrage premeditated, consuls warn governor
Dispatches indicate European powers demand execution of murderers and indemnities for victims after the Salonica outrage. Berlin talks yield unified stance, while mass unrest spreads from Odessa to Massillon with rioting and mine labor tensions. Assembly debates Bowen affair and church council deliberations in New York.
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Convention v Derrorr May Day State Convention delegates chosen
The May 10 Grand po gaan convention at Logan?s theater selected delegates Henry Ave igne A. Howard Delos L. Tiller Woodman WwW. Geoniae Herman Keefer A Beal Lacey N. A. Hamilton Geo. Hannahs Theodore Hoyt W. H. C. Mitchell E. Breetong. Resolutions urged harmony unity among states and courtesy to all representatives while pledging to support a strong national convention ticket.
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A. H. Hoyt
W. H. C. Mitchell
E. Breetong
Distorted Maritime Arrivals List From Boston And Philadelphia
Fragmentary report shows ships arriving May 10 in Boston and Philadelphia. Names include far from Glasgow Quebec Liverpool and Genoa with destinations at 10. Nederland steamship from Amsterdam. Rufus E. Wood from Boston via Monte. Wording is garbled with multiple places and ship names.
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Additional River News From Special Dispatches
River reports from Pirrapura and Louisville dated May 11 describe a 4 feet 1 inch stage and a 14.3 feet gauge reading at different points. Weather is noted as clear and pleasant with light southern winds. Messages mention locations including Cleburne, Benin, Gales, and St. Louis along with times and lines of travel, reflecting a routine river communication digest.
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Telegraphic Brevities and Political Nominations Summary
Fragmented notes report the Mississippi river level in St. Louis. Connecticut Democrats nominate W. H. Barnum for Senator in caucus. A test tobacco fund shows $45,000. Massachusetts district data and Bristow delegates H. D. Hyde and Pyeng are mentioned amid unclear context. Sentence remains incomplete.
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Great Philadelphia reception marks Expo opening
Philadelphia reports a massive crowd and vibrant celebration as the Exposition opens. President Grant, Cabinet members, foreign dignitaries, and Centennial Commissioners attended a grand reception at George W. Childs residence. Thousands entered without registry amid ongoing festivities and street decorations. May 11 coverage notes continued excitement and visitor influx for the Expo.
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Reception at St Georges Hall hosts 200 guests in Philadelphia
City notes Sir Edward Thornton's reception this evening at St Georges Hall attended by about two hundred guests. President Grant and Washington officials depart for the Capital tomorrow. Brazil's Emperor and Empress visit Willing TOF today and head to New York tomorrow. Exposition gates tally shows 290000 on the grounds yesterday.
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Foreign Commissioners and World Exhibition Opinions
The New York Herald reports on Foreign Commissioners list for an international exhibition, noting Austria Turkey United Kingdom colonies and others. It also covers Vienna Philadelphia and American art displays with criticism of American pictures and the Memorial Hall and Annex collections featuring Meade Hicks Peters Gray and other artists.
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Murderer of Young Jew Dies in Brooklyn Jail Cell
N Y Sanitary report relates Rubenstein, convicted killer of Sara Alexander, who disappeared near a New York field last December, dying in Raymond Street Jail. He suffered debility, refused cod liver oil due to religious diet, and died during a morning illness after a dramatic decline that drew attention to prison medical care and religious objections to forced treatment.
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British Fleet Ordered to Hellespont Amid Turkish Crisis
The London Telegraph reports a critical situation in Turkey with a British fleet ordered to the Hellespont. Massacres of Christians were alleged in Constantinople as authorities act, prompting fear and international alarm.
Serapix vessels greet royal party in English channel
May 11 reports the Serapix with the Prince of Wates aboard the Rayakh Yacht and the Raleigh pass Hurst Castle en route to Portsmouth while the Alberta with the Princess of Wales and royal children meets the Prince in the Solent. public reception planned in Portsmouth. Also World News: Turkey crisis warned by The Daily Telegraph with English ambassador alarm and Mediterranean squadron mobilization. Bank of England reserve ratio falls to 47 percent. Bank of France notes a weekly gain of 6,308,000 francs. A Versaillais bookseller insult incident labeled insanity. Count Andrassy urges cautious Austrian intervention in Turkish affairs. A noble duel leaves Prince Auersperg shot and Count Kalourat wounded.
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Mixed Market Notes from Cleveland Toledo and Europe
Western and Atlantic grain and flour markets show steady or firmer prices across wheat corn and oats with Chicago Milwaukee and New York reports. Prices for pork lard bacon and pork products hold near steady while mercantile copper and oil markets show firm to rising bids in Cleveland Toledo and Pittsburgh.
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Greenback Convention in dispute over date and venue
Washington May 11 reports a disagreement among Greenback leaders about relocating their convention. Some say Indianapolis on the 17th remains planned, while others push to postpone to July 4 and move to Philadelphia. The National Committee is urged to issue notice of the change, amid talks to nominate Judge Davis.
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Piper and Pomeroy not fit to live, say Boston Globe essay
The Boston Globe argues that Piper and Pomeroy acted from cruel impulses, denying insanity as a defense. It condemns their falsehoods and calls for removal from society, noting intoxication may fuel impulse but cannot excuse actions.
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The Arrested Men How the Frauds are Perpetrated
New York May 11 details on whisky men arrested with counts against Boyd Hill Bouiy Miller and Anthony. Prosecution claims they exploited knowledge of Western distillers to plunder by short measurement and cutting down the gauge. Defendants say they bought lawfully stamped whisky and did not knowingly partake in frauds.
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Railroads pledge half fare to convey delegates to convention
In St Louis on May 11 more than a hundred railroad and steam boat companies agreed to convey delegates to the National convention at half fare rates, with more to join. In Warsaw a man shot his elder brother after a dispute as he tried to take him home, the attacker drawing a revolver and fatally wounding him.
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Allen Ward
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Allen
Morton Seeks Strong Start in First Ballot Support
The report claims Senator Morton will secure at least two hundred votes on the first ballot, with added support from Pennsylvania and Ohio on subsequent ballots. Bristow’s weak early strength could shift momentum to Morton as Western and Southern states weigh in.
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Weather bulletin from Signal Service for Tennessee and Ohio Valleys
The notice outlines probabilities for the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys with a southerly to southeastern wind shift, generally clear weather, and possible rain in the southern portion tonight into tomorrow. It references the U S Army Signal Service and the chief officer in Washington, with dates in May and December.
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A Growing Man
The Cleveland Herald calls Governor Hayes a growing candidate as he glides toward the goal. Observers agree he would be an unobjectionable nominee, with many noting his strength as a possible café candidate.
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Methodist Episcopal Conference Adopts July 2 Sunday Readings
Bishop Havel presided at the Methodist Episcopal Conference. A memorial from African descent members urged electing four bishops, referred to Episcopacy. Louisianians urged halting color-line conferences, referred to State of the Church. Michigan seeks discipline on ministers marrying divorced persons and bans dancing at homes, referred to Revivals. North Ohio critiques quack medicine ads in church papers, referred to Book Concerns. Fraternal delegates delivered addresses, Women's Foreign Missionary Society report noted twenty seven young women sent as missionaries with four married and two ill. Adjourned.
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Train derailment injures excursionists at Naugatuck River
In May in New England a Naugatuck Railroad excursion train derailed after axle trouble, plunging down an embankment into the river. The car was badly damaged and water filled, but no fatalities occurred. About twenty passengers sustained varying injuries.
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Vessels Pass Detroit in Light Southwest Wind
May 11 report lists several ships and tows including Propel ers-Swallows N Mills and tow City of Tremont Schooners A Norris Sage Two Ferries C A King King fisher H Bissell Sam Watson Colonel Elsworth Bigler Arabia T Street Acorn McGrath D Vanvalkenburgh City of Manitowoc Wenona with southwest light winds.
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Adventurous Paulist Priest Dies Unexpectedly in New York
In New York on May 11 the Rev Adrian Louin Rosecrans, a member of the Paulist order and eldest son of Major General Rosecrans, died suddenly from apoplexy in the evening. The scene includes scattered notes on silver advances and treasury operations, with the era's tense economic adjustments noted in brief phrases.
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Fire at Worcester Loss $40,000
Worcester Mass May 11 A blaze last night destroyed Carriveans carrier shop three dwellings and several barns. Total loss pegged at 40 000 with 25 000 insured. Fire crews battled the flames through the night.
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Monongahela traffic and port movements report
Special dispatches describe the Monongahela in stationary state at four feet one inch, arrivals and departures of Granite State Fontenelle and others, quiet wharf conditions, and delayed C W Hornbrook due to low water. Telegraph lines note ships at port, miscellaneous local sailing, and a street parade by the Kouton Cadets.
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Wagner's Centennial March rehearsal at Horticulianeat Hall
Philadelphia Dispatch reports Wagner's Centennial March rehearsal conducted by Thomas with 125 musicians. The orchestra faced strict discipline and high standards as local players adjusted. Wagner praised the work in a final letter to Thomas, noting its superiority to related marches.
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