Cardinal Newman Dies in London After Prolonged Illness
English dispatches report Cardinal John Henry Newman died after a long illness. The Times lauds his life while mourners recall his religious influence and wit. Born Feb 21 1801 in London, he rose from Anglican priest to Catholic leader and historian.
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Diphtheria Death Toll and Public Health Call to Action
The article cites diphtheria deaths in Boston and long-term totals, argues for compulsory isolation and home or municipal quarantine, and notes public education gaps. It compares Glasgow’s isolation success, urges clear door signals for home isolation, and warns children with sore throats require suspicion during outbreaks. It also contrasts diphtheria with smallpox and influenza in transmission.
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Grand Army encampment opens with grand parade in Boston
Boston hosts Grand Army week with sunny weather and a vast turnout. Thousands of veterans arrived by special trains while five thousand slept at Mechanics Building. Delegates from many states and naval associations mingled with city officials as arches near Newton Street showcased grand designs. President Harrison visited by steamer Baltimore as Vermont brigade met on Boston Common for a welcome address and gathering at Willing’s hotel.
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Vermonters Celebrate Grand Rally in Boston Veterans’ Day
The Vermont Brigade formed by Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and Eleventh Regiments held a grand rally in Boston last night. About 600 veterans plus 700 Vermont soldiers joined from across the Union, with welcome addresses from Boston officials and a large public reception at Mechanic Building. The event highlighted unity, pensions discussion, and memorial plans as Gen. Alger and leaders praised veterans and urged continued support for the nation’s memory and safety.
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Annual address from G A R encampment commander in chief
The 24th National Encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic opened in Music Hall with prayer by Past Chief Chaplain J M Poster. Commander in Chief Alger delivered the annual address praising the order’s condition and reviewing the year with few exceptions.
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Grant's Staff Remains and Surviving Aides Remain Noted
A historical note details Gen Grant's inner circle during the Civil War. Col Annox Webster discusses the burial of Grant’s commander, with eight surviving officers and aides listed, including Stuvlins Porter Parker Badeau and Parker. Surviving members hold positions in New York, Portland, and government roles while others reside in the capital.
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Disfranchisement Debate at Jackson Convention
The Mississippi state congressional convention opened in Jackson on the 12th to revise the constitution with aims that could conflict with the federal ban on discrimination. A large turnout includes many Black delegates who fear the plan targets their liberties, while opponents deny anti Negro motives and promise no extreme measures.
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Pinkerton Men Precipitate a Fight
Report of a disturbance on the West Albany bridge where Pinkerton detectives forced back a crowd to clear a freight train. The clash left two Pinkertons badly hurt and a spectator with a fractured skull. Police say the Pinkertons overstepped, and an attempt to wreck a Central train near Sing Sing was foiled by a head locomotive cutting a chain.
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Fiftynine Captains and Company Notice to London Loyers
Fiftynine captains and a majority of a shir tion company have given notice to the loyers at London of their intention to in September.
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