Memorial Day ceremonies in New York and Brooklyn
Final Decoration Day exercises were held at the Academy of Music in New York and Hanson Place Baptist Church in Brooklyn with large audiences. Speakers included William Cullen Bryant, Rev Dr Osgood, Gen Stewart Woodford, and District Attorney Phelps, praising memory of Civil War soldiers while urging national unity and reform.
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New York
Department of New York
William Cullen Hryant
Daly
Court of Common Pleas
Richard L. Latremor
Walon
Department of Docks
B.K. Phelps
Tenace Wages
Stewart I. Woodford
Theodore W. Dwight
Judson Kilpatrick
Mise Dellone
Grand Army of the Republic
William Callen Bryant
Heber Newton
Samuel Ongood
Stewart J. Woodfowl
Renje K. Phelps
J. W. Hartley
Sheridan
Hide
Whittier
Barbara Frietchie
Wim. H. Pope
Mint Mary H. Hobbs
Idlewild
Governor's Island
Hanson Place
Dooklyn
Frecklyn Grand Arm of the Republic
James Tarver
Justin D. Fulton
George E. Reid
Wm. J. Parkinson
Heiner I. Sprague
Emory J. Haynes
Fulton
Academy OF Music
William Cullen Mayant
DE. Osgood
Strwadette Woodeged
Pers
Academy of Manic
Yaland
Jon Erol Gugler
William Calten Hryad
J Adernae
William Caleen Bryant
Lavine
Ares
Anthon Memorial
Cherett
Bryant
Phan
Femur
Oxgood
D. D
Brooklyn
TU Hansen
Tink Rey
George Row
TH RV
J. Parkin
Hansonplace Baptist Church
James Tanner
Mason
Dixon
Caton
Genk
Pullen
Grone B. Reid
North
Kenth
Lomeward
Union
Thore
Alan
Gray
Dine
Ray
Desloy Feollhus
Kumman
Thane
Biz
Gettysburg
William J. Parkheon
Crrenpbore
Cowie
Touldenn
Heaner i
Rory J. Firenes
Ani
Eujfertian
Ian
Murder in a Dark Hall Leads to Suspect Arrests
Charles L Boehm 32 Avenue A fatally wounded by a revolver shot fired by John Cowan 141 Mulberry Street during an incident in the hall of Adamy Seberties's Pifiat. Boehm an employee of Mehollion, struggles with Cowan and Mary Brown as a fight erupts. Boehm dies. Cowan and Brown arrested and Cowan jailed for alleged injuries.
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Charles L. Boehm
Avenue A
John Cowan
Mulberry St
Adamy Seberties
Boehm
Mehollion
Wal
Flochin
Itilele Dor
Cheffier
Een
Mary Brown
So Fotz Visto
Elinelea Ned
Cowan
Beeba
Cabal Tor
Asalstay
Fred
Boohisa
Seewan
Hagwarty
Siacert
Aehmenth
Mae Vivn Rayne Teater
Footm
Werathing
Justion Morgan
Pullen
Roehan
Illinois sheriff seizes rail train over taxes in Chicago May 31
In Illinois a sheriff faces contempt proceedings over tax collection on a Rockford, Rock Island and St. Louis line while under court receivership. Attorney General and Judge Treat exchange views as the matter moves toward a possible sale. Sheriff faces appearance in bond hearing set for June 1 as the case proceeds.
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Illinois
Sherif
Chcaco
M. Rriders
Shell
Cimene
Hockford, Rock Island and St. Leonie
Dadee Drummond
Judge Treat
Treat
Drummond
Bunds
Foreign Peace of Europe and Parliament Privilege Debate
In London May 31 1875 Lord Derby refused to publish confidential correspondence on the European war alarm citing potential harm to diplomacy and future information. He outlined German French tensions, Russian mediation, and the risk of renewed war and warned against public exposure of sensitive records. Parliament and Conservative Privilege discussions followed in the Commons led by the Hartington motion with no reporters present. Heavy trading news reported the Aberdare iron company failure with large liabilities and links to Sanderson Co. A separate note covered the Corpus Christi celebrations in Ottawa and Toronto and a Canada-wide religious procession. Weather and examination of rape import cases were also briefly noted.
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Loxdon
House of Lords
Earl See Gell
Great Britain
Earl of Derby
Forage Department
Lord Derby
Berlin
Germany
France
Enghind
Aleceaider
England
Long Derby
Shobu
Europe
Times
Amis
von Schweinita
Vienna
William
St. James
Pareliament
Disraeli
House of Commons
Marquis of Hartington
Hove
Disrell
Minta Wan
Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Reexamination Findings on Appraiser's Adulasion Cases
Mr Morrie of Field Morris Fenner & Co says re-examination found every esse correct and that no outsider admitted to the process. Hitchcock and Keelman of Sebat ett & Co sought adulasion but were refused. Case 768 notes an examinee passed June 18, 1874 and later public examination shows no solid foundation for valuing fancy imported merchandise. Bonded warehouse implications to be announced today.
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Morrie
Field, Morris, Fenner & Co
Hitchcock
Keelman
Sebatett & Co
Addicent
Se. Marti Anythet
Ray Ue Mir
Schalofs
Presbyterians Debate International Assembly and Mission Board Moves
In St Louis the General Assembly discussed moving the Foreign Missions chair to Baltimore, declined to shift the Seating of the Saxtentation Committee, and heard proposals to appoint delegations and communicate with other Presbyterian churches about an International Assembly in London. Debates touched on unity, external links with England and Canada, and the potential power of a broad interchurch body.
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General Assembly
International Assembly
St. Louis
Presbyterian General Assembly
Committee On Foreign Missions
Columbia
D. C
Baltimore
Girardesu
Theological Seminary
Tao
la Forte
Judge Ingles
General
Asonblies
Camberland Poesy Terlam
Itefarmed
Stuart Robinson
International Assembly of Presbyterians
London
Giruntesn
Varionia
Waa
Marklinn
Ojtuton
Church of Tod
England
Sentland
Ireland
Holland
Frag
Canada
Presbyterian General Assembly Ends Dusty Debate on Polity
Cieve Lasp May 31. The Presbyterian General Assembly reassembled at the usual hour. The moderator noted 22 storms of dust yet to be considered. Speeches were limited to eleven minutes. Resolutions of sympathy for the ras hopper antferers were adopted. The Committee on Church Polity offered a report recommending the transfer of the Binghamton Presbytery from the Synod of Central New York to the Synod of Geneva, which drew discussion and was referred to a joint committee. The Committee on Overmarkets approved letting churches elect an elder temporarily. A recess was taken and session will likely end tomorrow.
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Cieve Lasp
Orang
Charch
Hreadytuy
Binghamton
Central New York
Geeva
Overmars
Eharehos
Seston
Obituary of Rev Gilbert Morgan D D
The funeral for Rev Gilbert Morgan D D was held yesterday from his son Intan F Dolafield South residence. Born in 1791 in New York he helped organize churches and academies in the west. He later led Western University Pittsburgh and served Hampden Sydney College and North Darwin. He settled at Heathfort Spelman near the Santee Falls in South Carolina, later honored with Doctor of Divinity from New York University. He died of pneumonia May 27 after a four day illness. Dr Halls church conducted the services.
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Gilbert Morgan
Intan
F. Dolafield
No. 14
Autit
Morean
Deptnd New- York
Ant
Pennsylvania
Morgan
Western University
Pittsburgh
Bnsis
Kiet
Hampden Sidney College
Virginia
North
Darwin
South
Carolin
Spelman
Santee
Sumter
Meath
University of New York
Finity
Atnold
Muntey
Mernong
Hama Hebert
Besnet
EN Aabott
Witham
Manguin
Miller
Miuth
Balto You
Saldeey
Hartford
Henry Urercalur
Touald
Luabella
Cameron O¢ Howk
Tup
Plass
Teiniy Colngr
Noties
Marsh Conk
W. Disbrorm
Har Aa
Relbrey
Sonday
Nicdler
Bervatter
Lescat
Wolerslay
Mamaronect
J. Goethe
Orclink
Waitin
Sumarnoerk Depo
Ocean
New Naya
Tanna Awalow
Robot IK
Sidula
Lake of
Broantya
Tien Realdewer
Haley
Oranger N.S
Tinedy
Teun
Barclay
Feu
Birtek Chorh Statem
Garinekwi
Nia Seuare
Teor Aempsos
Ifort
Soa
Arata Thomar
Wiad
Omar
Joateas
Narivaton
Boella Vatin
Railroad Interests in Western Mail Service Dispute
May 31 report from Prenearwen says President Garrett of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad warned the Postmaster General he would withdraw Western mails from the Pennsylvania Railroad if the tug of war over a new division in the Maryland Ohio route continued. A reply from Washington dated May 24 states no letter was written except to deny such Western mail withdrawal.
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FIK
Pennsylvania Railroad
WEY Prs
Prenearwen
Garrett
Baltimore and Glonn Railrond i
Postmueter
Pennsylvania
Prauxylvanie Railroad
Garrest
Retin
Wasmmeron
Thom
Sooth
Eernigdenmia Raike Road Company
Hattizaure
Midnight Weather Report From The Atlantic States
Weather report notes a low barometer region west of the continent with northeast to southeast winds across the Atlantic area. Rivers fall except Missouri rising, warmer and partly cloudy conditions spread through the Western Gulf and Ohio Valley, with showers and steady pressure changes across the Mititie and Eastern states as temperatures rise slowly.
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Viel Ri
Missouri
Aantie
Gulf States
Rig Bucometer
Western
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Ero
Buckingham Hotel An Advanced Ventilation System Debuts
The Buckingham on Fifth Avenue at Fiftieth Street showcases a new heating and ventilation design. A central air system channels heated air via pine conduits to public rooms and lobbies, circulating fresh air and cooling via chandelier heat. Rooms with direct exterior windows aid ventilation, while radiators offer indirect heating options.
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Buckingham
Cornefan Fifth Avenue 1
Fiftiethit
Higheas Pertvetton
Halle
Fey
State of Trade Amid Domestic Markets Remains Quiet
Report from Sioux City notes publishers secure favorable rates via established contracts. Prices cited include 38 for Bite, 120 for Crue, and 2 for Yellow Dip, reflecting a calm market with steady demand and predictable terms.
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York
Prahibenera
Reaon
Sioux City
Iowa
Timen
Vast 19th Century Ship News and Port Arrivals
A dense OCR slice reports multiple ships and ports with arrivals at Baltimore, New York, Providence, and other ports, listing vessels by names such as Carnarver, Leander, Rowan, and Carrie Wyman. It catalogs passenger and cargo movements, outports, and steamed ships along with scattered notice-style items.
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Capa
Frit Ptotrmans
Hays Gh
Vordana
Young
Cardenaa
Wintame
Caling
Georgetown
D.C
Jervi Couto
Leander
Knocies
Chase
Baltimore
Satna
R. Wonley
Oxborn
Woot
Marbinew Hickinae
Halaneoe
Cartenaa
Mary J. Cook
Cok
Cartenas
Sant el
Kia Lowa
Bomtan
Rowing Tomer
Sutra Ti Kone
Julia Newell
Tilarn
Lek
Flore
Matha
Pendleton
Calais
Seur
Pearl
Golikn Waite
Seco
Lindaley
Alain
Guth
Mango
Nhamber
Sen Far
Virginia E Doran Kaltewoee
Miseem
Hesstol Siinay Simner
Palliver Plovener
Dighion
Verania
Prevatence
Win Vacrhia
Provence
Milee Avene
Parvtence
Connontotk
Providence
Jobn HL
Colmhorton Mary Biowtwarram
Wis
D-Sumeet Haves
Vomesho
Bauidmour
Steamabipa Ono
W. Wider
New York
Joes Maphies
Mawion
McClallan
Steansnifee
Woodward
Howry
Joe Palade Ph
Carrie Wyman
Beltane
Goo
Walker
Rowan
Brianthine
Florida
Special Notices on Carpet Sales and Office Openings
Special notices describe carpet reductions and extensive office suites for rent. It notes Wilton carpets, Velvets, and Wool fabrics, with ads for Farmers and Agriculturists to read The Wrekin Tribune for farm news. The piece touts attractive offices in a new building, with well-furnished rooms, direct elevator access, and advertising agents prominent in the market.
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Lord & Taylor
Wilton
Rony Rananeis
Hurtle Maelingr
Tim Wrekin
Mont Yatabile
Mnure
Mayers
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Osgood
Lapres
Gevrirwex
Repuntie
Han
Rome
Torough
Moe Ie
Bremron
Ghatney
Republic
Trementar
Orn
Grant
Anand
Toltoni
Fleaca
Tmorica
Igean Meri
Tatum
Dr. Cragood
Mary Hhumet
Pho Han
Borys K. Phelps
Bry Wnt
Stewart le Woodford
Anter
Eure
Graves
Cyprew Hille
Greenwood
Mathiood
Tatare
Folda
Lovatteis
Rebete
Jueshun
Calaw
Mucceas
Celine
Hauvely
Freent
Nmi
Iask
Ways of Justice
Heron
Abd
Graswesa
Lanedin
Rannon
Hallota
Lowe
Kemitanss
Pinay
Kentucky
Hannibal
the Republic
Flymouth Rock
Jamestown
Bend Viet
Mary HL. Hobbs
Robert Howland
Foreign News
Lord Derny
Gland
Agiep
Hevard
Sthanoens
Lospes
Aberdare Fron
Aberdare
Bill Brokings
Gilead A. Autith
Ssearl
Romain
Oveland, Garney & Co
Itt
Sandersons
Republican Conspiracy
Spain
Mawar
Socias
Patino
Repubica
Royton
Wits
Lospex
Paul Boyton
Philip Sehulof & Co
Onda
Field
Morris Fenner & Co
Sehuloff & Co
Appralaceitbson
Cowdie & Co
Rms
the Presbyterian Church
Chue
Nothern Assembly
Midnight Weather Report
Dunixa
the State OF Trade
Inston Ports
Charlesertown
Tarsios
Veroniem Linden
J. Lewtm
Fata Phi
Saga
Cap
Weston
Aid Pom
Treasury Department
Jatvrsia
Baty
Susia
Jansmuntt
Walet
Ouro Nearhaut
Afl Truceiata
Vrorge Hon. Ged
Ext
Tomne
Deshlerts
Teesday
BM Penternley
Maya Abd
Maule Jeweller
Hat
Hrwalway
Corare Pultowat
Knox
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