Garfield Bust on Kendall Green Honors Deaf Education Advocate
A bust of James Abram Garfield stands on a mahogany pedestal at Kendall Green near the deaf and dumb asylum. It honors Garfield as advocate for higher education of the deaf and ex-officio patron of the institution, a gift from alumni and friends of American deaf institutions. Postmaster General Gresham issued a policy requiring postmasters to stay at their desks unless a written departmental authorization is granted. Interior Secretary appointed Yellowstone Assistant Superintendents. Colonel G. P. Buell died in Nashville after jaw operation and heart disease. May debt reduction totals about 3.5 million with 10.5 million bond redemptions and 12 million pension payments. Lt. William Barr reported Crook action rumors uncertain and said no decisive engagement yet.
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Deaf and Dumb Asylum
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Institutions For the Deaf
America
Gresham
Secretary of the Interior
Yellowstone National Park
William Connor
Indiana
G. L. Henderson
William Chambers
Iowa
D. E. Sawyer
Minnesota
J. W. Weimer
Kansas
Darrell McGowan
Pennsylvania
Edmund L. Fish
New York
James H. Dean
Maryland
G. P. Buell
United States Army
Nashville
Tenn
Fifteenth
United States Infantry
Fort Stanton
N. M
Don Carlos Buell
William Barr
Sixth Cavalry
Crook
Centennial of Washington’s disbanding marked at Fishkill NY
The June 2 1788 removal of the Revolutionary army under General Washington was celebrated at Fishkill New York with large attendance. Speakers included ex Judge John J Moneel and Judge Theodric R Westbrook. The event shared page with other items from national news.
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Supreme Court
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Newburgh
Benson J. Lossing
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Beaver
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Virginia
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Captain Donaldson
Brownsville
Pittsburgh
Canton
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Boston
Douglass
Brushbton
Cumberland County
Mrs. Douglass
American Tin Plate Association
William J. Lewis
Alfred Marshal
Philadelphia
FE. P. Williams
New York
P. H. Laufman
C. A. Scott
Cincinnati
L. Bacon Foss
Bissell Everson
W. C. Cronemeyer
Pennsylvania Senate Prohibits Political Donations Demands
The state senate on the fourth enacted a provision making it unlawful for any committee or member to demand money or valuables from state, city, or county employees with the understanding it will be used for political purposes.
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Crooked Creek gang activity shocks Bat State town
Fifty members of the Legislature accused of gambling face trial as Frank Brown and John André, labeled desperate figures, are cited in connection with intimidation in a small Iowa town. A mob shot dead two armed men amid unrest. A cyclone in Greenville County Texas destroys churches and homes, injuring many. A marble statue dedication for General Zachary Taylor is planned near Louisville with Mexican War veterans invited. A cyclone in Barber County Alabama demolishes plantations, killing one man and wounding several others.
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Connecticut
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Iowa
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Indiana
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Massachusetts
Ulysses Tanner
Minnesota
Willard Parker
Michigan
E. G. Taylor
Missouri
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
Edward M. Shepard
New York
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Ohio
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Virginia
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Theuskegon Boom Company
Muskegon River
Hersey
Mich
Naval Academy
Annapolis
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Wheeling
W. Va
G. W. Hunter & Sons
East Saginaw
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Hiram Goulding
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J. L. Turner
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Dubuque
Allison
Glenroy Henson
Petersburgh
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Muncie
Ind
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Greenville
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Louisville
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Mexico
Barber County
Ala
Betroment
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Stiles
Nernor
Riot listed in Russia and global tensions noted
Foreign intelligence notes a coronation riot in St dispersing rioters with a hundred arrests. It covers Franco Chinese tensions, German plans in Chinese waters, and possible reactions by Britain and America. Also recorded are executions in Ireland, Russian edict on sects, Garibaldi memorial progress in Italy, and papal communications on Ireland.
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Germany
Berlin
France
Britain
America
Thomas Caffrey
Phenix Park
Kilmainham
Dublin
Russia
Garibaldi
Italy
Symbic of
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Janiculum Hill
Ireland
Irish Leaders Call State League Convention at Faneuil Hall
A conference of prominent Irish-Americans in Massachusetts urged a State League Convention to be held at Faneuil Hall in Boston on July 12, Boyne anniversary. The report also notes a New York Grand Lodge session, a mob lynching in Missouri, and various other events including weather and legal notices.
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Faneuil Hall
Boston
Battle of the Boyne
Grand Lodge
New York
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Masonic Temple
New York City
Hermann
Gasconade County
Whitney
Golfrig Burchard
Vicksburg
Miss
Supreme Court
New Publicaton on the Wreckers of Cornwall
James F. Co s author of Martin the Skipper presents a second American edition of a Cornwall tale set among wreckers near Land's End. The 360 page illustrated 12 mo volume costs 1 50, published by Thomas Y. Crowell & Co. in New York and available from booksellers or by post paid on receipt of price. The narrative blends fact with dramatic coast life and moral heroism.
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Hellen
B. Peterson & Brothers
Philadelphia
Mayburn K
Mamma
Bridget
Mamms
James F. Coss
Martin
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Astor Place
New York
Korgale
Cornwall
Land’s End
England
The Winner Life of Abraham Lincoln book offer
The Independent advertises The Winner Life of Abraham Lincoln by Fink B. Carpenter in a new low price edition. Cloth 380 pages, 75 cents by mail post paid. Address The Independent 251 Broadway New York for orders or a free specimen copy.
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the Independent
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New York
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Lincoln
Independent
Roadway
Moses life illustrated travelogue by Rev Campbell
The Condensed life of Moses by Rev. SM Campbell D D is priced at 150 with 342 illustrated pages. Published by Presbyterian Board of Publication Philadelphia 1834 Chestnut St. It blends travel observations from Egypt and the Holy Land with scripture commentary and maps. Suitable for Sabbath School teachers ministers and general readers studying the Scriptures.
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Moses
Campble
The Freedom of Faith by Theodore T Munger review
A Boston published collection of sermons praised for vigorous distinct thought and spiritual nourishment. Critics from The Advance and The Christian Union laud its independence, candor, and virile spirituality while noting some disagreement with every point.
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Chicago
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