Dr Howe recounts Canandaigua affair at Samana Bay
Dr Samuel G Howe, former Resident Commissioner of the Samana Bay Company, arrived with statements on the Canandaigua incident. He says Captain Lowery claimed authority from Dominican rulers to seize property, threaten force, and demanded intervention, while Dominican settlers awaited Washington’s response and feared persecution after the ship’s departure. The episode reflects tensions involving the Dominican government, U S consular guardians, and foreign interests on the island.
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Samana Bay Company
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Canandaigua
Samana Bay
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Home de Soria
Washington
Canandaigua Returned. Dr. Howe
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Gonzales
Dr. Howe
Conerd
Howe
Marriage of Miss Grant to Mr. Sartoris in Executive Mansion
May 21 in Wasuixetox reports the wedding of Miss Grant to Mr. Sartoris at 11 o clock in the East Room of the Executive Mansion officiated by Rev. Dr Tiffany of the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church. Guests were admitted by invitation only and security was tight with guards at the gates to prevent intrusion. The East Room was lavishly decorated with plants, flowers, evergreens, a raised platform, a large white flower bell, and new chandeliers enhancing the ceremonial display.
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Miss Barnes
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Conkling
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The Mikado Brings Honolulu Dates to a 9th
A May 21 report notes the Mikado event today in Honolulu, with mention of Tascarere opening in April and about a thousand present. The King delivered an Address praising resource abundance amid removals, burials, and successors. A commercial treaty discussion and a postal- and navigation-related context are included, alongside constitutional debate and a missing vessel alert. The Cypherenes from Australia is overdue, fueling concern of an accident. the ship is believed twelve days overdue near Honolulu.
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Tascarere
Francisco
Australia
Lanallie
Paris Dispatch Signals Weakness Over Dissolution Motion
A Paris special dispatch cites weakness in the course due to reports that about three hundred deputies support a motion for dissolution, though the report’s truth is contested and uncertain.
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Paris
Metropolitan Police Parade and Inspection Scheduled
The parade and inspection of the Metropolitan Police will be at Hall on Saturday afternoon at 1 oclock. An open-face gold watch with a heavy gold guard is believed stolen and may be viewed at the Superintendent of Police office. W. Whittaker, injured by a building collapse near Cent Avenue and Perry Streets, is resting at Cincinnati Hospital. Kate Barrett, the servant, is recovering and expected to be up in a day or two.
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Adjourned Police Commissioners meeting in session
An adjourned meeting of the Police Commissioners was held at the morning hour with Mayor Johnston presiding and all members present. The case of Officer James Meenaugh, discharged for assault, was reopened on condition he pays a charge. another officer Won Tring faced a proceeding on a Wednesday after the incident.
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Arrest of Forty Crusaders in Portsurre Maya
Special Dispatch reports about fifty Women’s Christian Temperance Union members visiting a Liberty street liquor store. Lieut Hagar attempted arrest without a warrant, the group refused, names were not fully taken, and the Mayor’s office was discussed as the next step.
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Daily Times
Portsurre
Maya
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Liberty Street
Hagar
Hager
Godea
Temperance Convention Elects Indiana Officers
Special dispatch from Fort Wayne dated May 21 reports the Temperance Convention for Northern and Eastern Indiana opening after 10 o'clock. Rev John Woods chaired the session as committees were named for officers and business. Officers elected include President W W Curry Secretary of State and Vice Presidents from each county. Secretaries Mrs McGill Valparaiso and Miss Spencer. Adjournment set for 2 30 PM with further addresses planned.
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Daily Times
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John Woods
Dr. Stone
W. W. Curry
McGill
Valparaiso
Ind
Miss. Spencer
Tobey and Booth One-House Sale Proceeds Estimated
A May 21 notice indicates Tobey and Booth expect the sale of their single house to bring under 70,000, with funds fully paid by instruments. The distribution will divide the amount among about forty creditors, east and west, under instruction.
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Tobey & Booth
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church opens in St Louis
The General Assembly met in the First Presbyterian Church in St Louis on May 21 at eleven in the morning. Rev Howard Crosby of New York opened with prayer. The Moderator delivered an opening sermon and the roll called showed most members present from across the United States.
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General Assembly of
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First Presbyterian
Tithe: Steam fire engines and alarm timing debate
In yesterday's issue an editor notes an article on steam fired engines and rapid water delivery. Advocates claim steam can advance water delivery by minutes, reducing fire damage in crowded cities while concerns rise about cost and practicality for life and property safety.
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Ead
Gatun
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