Veteran's Reunion and Women’s Relief Corps Activities
Portla nd Me June 26 Several thousand veterans in the eastern promenade encampment marched to steamship wharves for harbor sail and trains to Old Orchard others traveled to the White Mountains. Committees reported on rules decoration and pensions with majority adoption. Commanders elected Burdette of Potomac and others. adjourned sine die. A grand reception extended the Californian legation. Women’s Relief Corps officers and officers elected including Mrs Barker Mrs Wittemyer and Miss Girard with Mrs Kate Sherwood reelected president. Harbor excursion invited participation.
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Grant's Condition Relatively Stable Amid Slow Progress
Dr Shrady reports General Grant's illness progresses slowly with swelling worsening under the jaw and invading nearby glands. Tongue base ulcer deepens, voice fades to a whisper, and weight loss persists. Despite pain, appetite remains, and relocation to Mt McGregor aids some recovery. outdoor porch sitting and modest nourishment increase accompany no major changes.
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Fifteen Outlaws Lynched by Texas and Indian Territory Posse
News from Dallas reports that near Delaware Bend the citizens' posse captured and hanged eight outlaws from the gang to a tree, then captured four more and killed them similarly. Confirmed from Burlington and Gainesville, about three weeks earlier three horse thieves were lynched. Total fifteen dead outlaws, with twenty gang members slain since last spring and several officers and citizens harmed.
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Fishery Treaty Clashes and Diplomatic Moves of 1885
A Washington notice outlines a temporary extension of the fishery treaty with Britain beyond July, with a full treaty to be referred to Congress. Cabinet meetings exclude Endicott, while Minister Riely’s recall is noted. Quarantine cases aboard the Norwegian bark Nat bring yellow fever concerns. Posts and appointments across the civil service are listed, including consul recognitions and postmaster changes. A Jowett report cites failed arbitration in Colombia with continued tensions and possible conflict. Trade figures show May exports at 49.8 million and imports at 45.7 million dollars, with a twelve month surplus of 166.1 million. A new exposition bureau in Washington aims to boost American commerce with Spanish-American republics and the West Indies. A preliminary duty dispute over granulated rice for brewers is resolved to raise duties from 20 to 23 percent, amid debate between domestic rice interests and importers Bullock & Co.
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Indignation Over New 25 Million Mexico Loan Policy
The June decree guarantees a 25 million loan with a first lien on all revenues, forcing Mexico’s National Bank Mexican National and Mexican Central Railways to surrender mortgages or customs receipts for government bonds. Critics fear bank suspension and protest from banks and railways, while foreign holders and the United States may seek action. Mexico’s stock market reflects alarm as Central Railroad bonds drop six percent, though officials defend Diaz’s railway-friendly policy.
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Fatal wedding charivari in Texas leaves two dead
A charivari at Mrs Nettleton's Texas home ends in tragedy when Arthur Nettleton fires a shotgun into the serenaders. Louis White dies and William Meekman is wounded. Nettleton claims accident. Separate reports dull with floods in Loxevian Texas. Antioch Church pistol and knife tragedy in Ecrauna Alabama. financial defaulter in Tirres Ohio. counterfeit coin arrests in Scormpare Pennsylvania.
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Irish and British politics and global events report
In London the Lord High Chancellor took his seat as Princess Beatrice’s annuity bill gained royal consent. Conservatives meet in Dublin and London to smooth Irish English rifts while Lord Randolph Churchill arrives to assume India duties. Britain grants baronetcies, Rothschild elevation, and Dunraven Under-Secretary role as imperial affairs unfold amid Egypt and Soudan tensions. Reports detail famine and disease in Kardofan, and Pope appointment links Ireland to Rome. France and Russia debate policy while Tonquin reports show severe disease among French troops with thousands invalided and daily deaths. Ex-President Arthur sails toward Canada after a brief stay in Alicante and Montreal.
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Frehmen Wen New Loxpox in Columbia Race
A garbled report from yesterday describes a minor event in Columbia involving participants Frehmen Wen, Camm, and Jane. The text mentions a short race between two entries lasting about nineteen minutes, with an unclear result and references to Hervant and Se.
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