Bunker Hill Centennial Celebrated in Boston Amid Clamor and Delays
The Boston commemoration of the Battle of Bunker Hill drew vast crowds and a grand pageant through Charlestown and Boston. Delays in starting the procession frustrated spectators yet failed to dampen enthusiasm as judges, governors, generals, and visiting regiments from New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland and beyond joined the ceremonies at the monument and State House.
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Foreign News: Bankruptcies Spread Across Britain and Canada
International financial troubles spread as failures flood English houses tied to the India trade and several Canadian firms including Jacques Cartier and Coast banks move toward resuming payments. The French education bill passes, reshaping higher learning, while rifle competition in Ireland shows American prowess amid hazy weather.
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Destructive Storms Across The West And Midwest
Wind and rain lashed Omara Nebraska and nearby areas with uprooted trees and damaged buildings. Flooding followed as sheets of rain swept the plateau. no serious injuries reported. Kansas City reports severe storm damage to crops and livestock. Minnesota hail destroyed property in Douglass County. damage estimates not yet tallied. Ohio Milford storm results include a child killed and two sisters seriously injured by lightning.
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Mining troubles halt resumption of work in Ohio region
June 17 reports state that the Miner Association of Ohio region met with Dr Parrish to authorize restart of arrangements for an option of work. Officers withheld sanction until formal approval is received leaving miners idle. A separate note mentions an annual excursion and a coal valley event in Wilkesbarre with related directors’ offers.
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