Three Per Cent Bill Rumors Stir Capitol Gossip
Washington dispatch notes cabinet speculation amid a looming long session. Generals Sherman and Longstreet are discussed for top posts as Georgia lawmakers turn up four new senators. The piece also covers adjournment hopes, party balance troubles, and notable moves in the Senate and House.
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Oleron
Arts
Madrid
Strange revelation on Guiteau telegrams and family links
A telegram signed by St. Peter officials and a postmaster alleges a servant in the Scoville family heard Guiteau menacing the president. Congressman Strait forwarded the message to the district attorney, noting prior reports of Guiteau informing the Scoville family, and the piece details family reactions, witness testimonies, and Arthur's prior remarks.
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Altogeter
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Saluia J Hong
Republcan
Whitch
Labor and lucre. Lituation in New England cotton mills
A detailed, stormy view of looming wage struggles in New England cotton goods, noting Knights of Labor influence, strikes at Flint mills, and potential broad action across Lewiston and Manchester. Reports on factory profits, union strength, and the likelihood of a large industrial upheaval in 1882 amid favorable business conditions for manufacturers.
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Cotton Spinner Association
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Howard
Spinnery Association
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Knights of Labor Association
Xinionettre
Vienna theater fire kills many after lamp fall
Mr Parnell is reported taken suddenly yesterday as the Vienna theater, formerly the Comic Opera House, burns after a lamp fell on stage. Sarah Earnhardt had performed there. The fire decimated the audience with a very great loss of life. Seventy bodies recovered so far, many injured, sixty saved by ladders and jumping. The scene was terrible and the fire raged for hours.
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Crime Chronicle reports multiple shootings in local era
In Columbus Georgia Richard Lockett a black man shot and killed, and Leon Schaar an unpopular dealer on Broad Street Richmond shot and killed himself this afternoon. The cause is unknown. Governor Gear informs that two notorious characters were yesterday shot and killed in Christa and Teans had an shooting around, the speaker over the headwitl
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8 News
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Turbulent Sunday at Baptist Church Ends in Divorce Case
In Sophrs NX on a recent Sunday, Mrs Bates, newly divorced from Rev H C Bates, wrecked the service by grabbing their child from the pew and assaulting the pastor. The pastor called a constable, and Mrs Bates left with a companion. Bates received custody of the children and an absolute divorce to take effect January 1 1840.
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