Foreign News Items From 1875 Europe and America
A panel of brief notices covers a Russian England alliance prospect, the American rifle team’s welcome in Dublin, Count von Arnim trial proceedings, Don Carlos appointing his son Prince of Asturias, MacMahon praising a Langehampa review, Italian Parliament debate on safety bills, and English business failures. Also reports on Berlin Diet closing, a London fraud claim, and a naval dinner in London with U S officers attending.
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Loxpos
The
Times
Don Carlos
Biscay
Paris
MacMahon
Langehampa
National Board of Trade opens seventh annual session in Union City
The National Board of Trade began its seventh annual session in Union City on June 15. Delegates from major cities attended though Boston did not, due to the Battle of Bunker Hill celebrations. The program included remarks by Rev Dr Agnew and welcome from Mr John Welely, with discussions on finance, capitation tax, and internal improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yraley
Executive Council
Trindne
Unis City
Baltimore
Soston Board of Trade
Bunker Hill
the Agnew
Joh Welely
Mtr
Win
Smith
Kee
Ani
Gunnell
Handali
Cauneil
Uberty
Congress
Truett
Mfr
Ponteedets Pratey
Pms
Meveldeut
Cheap Transportation Association of
New York
Boand of Trade of Scranton
Cheap Transporta Anworlation
George A. Merwin
J. P. Henry
Boston
NeweYork
New York City
Seaboard
Rhunnaken
New-Varn
Mobile Board of
Tease
Asd
Pontyr
Haltimore
Bayard Taylor
Aky
TFNOM
Tithier
Grand Central Station
New-York
Fifth Avenue
Tan
Roston
Lyrne
Carolina
To-Amorrow
Th'elock
Copley
Stuart
E. F. Bale
Goethe
Warren
Israel Putnam
Adama
Quincy
Winthrop
Sullivan
Tean
Lafayette
Paul
Mra
John Hancock
Collee
Perley Poore
Wight
Maryland
Boston Welcomes Centennial Guests in Bright Jubilant Style
Long description of Boston centennial celebration preparations. Arrival of Maryland Fifth and Southern regiments, with heavy crowding, platform views, and flag decorations. Mutual hospitality shown to Union and Confederate veterans, with ceremonies, parades, and receptions planned across the day.
Maine Republican Convention Endorses Belden Connor for Governor
The Maine Republican Convention met in Powellrey, Me, appointing a committee and endorsing Gen. Belden Connor for governor after a party tone filled with calls for unity. Connor won 4077 of 502 votes on the test ballot amid a push for fraternal relations nationwide.
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Selden Connor
G Ernor
Powraxy
Thomas, Jr
Thomas
Eugene Hale
P.m
Belden Connor
Wsmittee
Periuu
Davavons
Democrats Deprived of Seats in New Hampshire Legislature
In New Hampshire a lengthy House debate ended with the majority report that Democrats Messe Raymond and Harding were not entitled to seats. a committee was named to investigate the apportionment. A separate item denies a Pennsylvania Railroad compromise with the Baltimore and Ohio, stating no such committee or meeting occurred.
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New Hampshire
Pscoro
NHL
House
Messe
Raymond
Harding
Youn
Naya
Val Ta Canikheas
Waltimore
Pennsylvania
Panapecenta
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Yhose
Vennsylvania Railroad
Directors Meet To Decide On Action At Noon
A company board issued a formal statement denying reports of a compromise. The meeting to decide the course of action will be held at noon tomorrow, with officials asserting no truth to circulating telegrams from New York papers about the directors’ motion.
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Ter
Souls
KOM
New-York
Grasshoppers Threaten New Brunswick Farmlands
June 15 report from Osama notes an invasion of grasshoppers spreading northward from Yastaway. Private gardens and fruit trees suffer extensive damage across the city and state, with farmers warning the crop loss may be unprecedented.
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Nebraka
Osama
Tweed to be released as Court of Appeals overturns habeas ruling
The Court of Appeals at Albany reversed the habeas corpus decision sending William M Tweed from Blackwell's Island Penitentiary to Ludlow Street Jail. A new bench warrant was issued by Judge Davis, and prosecutors plan further indictments. Tweed's lawyers seek arrest vacation and bail reduction while civil suits and criminal indictments proceed.
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WM. M. Tweed
Court OF Appeals
Supreme Court
Mankas Corpes
Ludlow Street
Jais—Orneit
Davis
Tweed
Court of Appeals At
Albany
William M. Tweed
Blackwell's Island
Armasy
Embera
Grover
Court of Oyer and Tertwiner
William St Tweed
Joseph J. Liscomb
Allen
Jude Rayello
Allegheny County
New-York City
Treasury
New York City
Law
Oyer and Terminer Court
Dewey
Fox
McConigle
Twenty-sixth Street
Bellevue
Tullow Street
Mont of Theen
Warden Fox
William M. Tereed
Penitens Tiary
Dr. Kitchen
Wheeler H. Peckilae
Mil O'Conor
Secessary
Wheeler
Tribune
Peckham
Tevved
Charles O'Connor
Prosescution
Weremury
Mr. O
Tweed Learns Court of Appeals Favorable Decision
News reaches Theodore P. Tweed in prison that the Court of Appeals has ruled in his favor. Warden Fox relays the decision as impending arrangements unfold with Tweed’s private secretary Foster Dewey and Commissioner Brennan arriving at Tweed’s cell to brief him. Tweed accepts the outcome with quiet relief, noting a shift from confinement to larger quarters if transfer is arranged.
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Phom Aldasy
Tweed
Court of Appeals
Warden Fox
Foster Dewey
Stland
Albany
Brennan
Dewey
Kitchen
Mr. Dewey
Ludlow Street
Tweed case counsel weigh remittitur and bail fate
Lawyers for Tweed press for remittitur to the Supreme Court or Court of Oyer and Terminer reversal, seek discharge of Tweed from the penitentiary upon release. civil actions remain governed by David Dudley Field. Bartlett and Dudley Field say a consultation will occur. no bail decision yet and release likely as remittitur arrives.
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David Dudery
Chakur—Roconsultation
Court of Appeals
Ard Bartlett
Bartlett
David Dudley Field
Tweed
Davis
Albany
Soe
Allen
Charles O’conor
THEM
Dudley Field
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Foreign News
Russia
England
Vienna
Turaday
St. Petersburg
Dublin
Conk—Theln
DUD UN
Duntay
Major Leech
Albertuat Manning
Cork
Corporation
City of Dublin
Mbond
Sackville
Dawson
Bhelbourne
Leech
Tieland. Co
Gilderstoeve
Waarrath
Count von Arnim
Merlin Court
Cornelion Stoi
Widh Mere Luck
Count von Arnim Sens
Conacyte Bf Flineas
Toth Piles
Munakeipal
Soittipel
Thy Titen
Prince OF Asturias
MLS
Tieimseay Justas Con- voKen
Chamber OF Perurins
Rowe
Chamber of Deputies
London
East
Benz
Berlin
Toway
Virsna
Winsinger
Pathet-General
Bee
National Board OF Trade
American Institute OF Homeopathy
Pet-ly-Bar
Amotlean Institute of
Maryland Regiment
Visiions
St. Maryland
7Th
Ron
J.P. D. Webb
Annapolis
Sth
Massachusetts
Ezra J. Trull
Massachusette
Drom
Medford
Bera J. Yrull
Druin Corps
Urine Molor
G. Brace
United States Marine Hind
Ta Belnetder
A.B Reid
U.S. Marine Corps
Maryland Regi
J. Heathal
H. D. Loaney
George Sk. Gaither
South
High
Oliver
Franklin
Broad
State
Fuito
Eurbaten
Masiawiio Welemuers
Apert
Washington Light
Goszintan
Old Colony
Boston Tight Infantry
Portland Cadeta
Eastern Statu
Norfolk Bives
Central Wharfy
Fist Attalion Light
Washington Light Infantry
Charleston
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OLD Guard
Michmond
Knights Templars
H. C
Thomas Y. Minions
Pier North River
South Carolin
Ge Chamberliin
Orc
Trving Hall
McLean
Marcel
Levine Hall
Delmonica’s
Pitthrave
Fourteenth-st
Algernon
Blimons
Tides
Waateington Light Infantry
Woodward
Marshal Lefforte
Veteran Corps
7Th Regiwent
T Trying Hall
Lent
Gielrist
North River
Providence
Warhington Jade Infantry
Linton
Joba Snail
Ean
Baler
Ith
Dew Cory
Moston
Herl
Molaan
Coratvandini
de Itvekies
James T. Hat
Capua
Gustavus A. Fuller
Weil. Webster
Charles
Philadelphia
A. Ming
Sermee
Theale
Gorgis
Goward
Esklngton
Urovs
Miladelphia
CMY
Pennay
Ivan
Newwidersey National
Industrial Institute
Chy
Hiebmond
Ian Ey
Marton Couiaudery No
Bon Catumbioy
Oweunt Bengrand
Ellwood B. Tharne
W. EE. Tanner
W. Ailen
Gi Aham Kinn
Anc
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Gery Walter Wd
Tharne
Virgal A
Maine
Maman
Twefiys
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