A Satirical Guide to Russian Peasant Dress
A harsh satirical description suggests making a mock coat from a blue dressing gown using mop and road grime to depict a Russian peasant's attire. It details staining with lard, candle wax, cabbage soup, and mud, finishing with a disheveled wearer with bramble-like beard and ragged boots.
Cabinet grants jurisdiction over State Republican Associations
The Advertiser’s correspondent reports the Cabinet has assumed control of State Republican Associations. No objections arose about time and money for officials, but preventing interference with official patronage distribution was the key aim. A Cabinet Council is called, seen as civil service reform, urging outside groups to mind their own business. The President and Cabinet deserve rest afterward.
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Montreal
St. James Street
City and District Savings Bank
Ville Marie Bank
Hochelaga Bank
New York
Francis Hincks
Consolidated Bank
Maine and Massachusetts Democrats urged to back Garcelon
The Post urges every Maine Democrat to vote for Gov. Garcelon, the regular party candidate, and counsels Massachusetts Democrats to do the same. The editorial declares this approach flawless and sound, presenting it as principled and align with the party’s nomination process.
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The
Post
Maine
Garcelon
Massachusetts
Fever Epidemic in Memphis Spurs Health Action
Memphis records 530 yellow fever cases and 90 deaths this season with a rise in the city in the last ten days though rural camps of 30 000 remain unaffected. The National Board of Health declares an epidemic and urges removal of all unacclimated residents.
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Memphis
National Board of Health
Marks
Mempuis
Real Estate Firms Named in Philadelphia Listings
This Day notes Samuel Hatch and Co. Boots and Shoes in Philadelphia, Lippincott, Son & Co. Boots and Shoes in Philadelphia, and R. F. Pancoast & Co. real estate activity. The brief item catalogs firms and trades active in the city.
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Samuel Hatch & Co
Boots and Shoes
Phila
Lippincott. Son & Co
Boots
Philad
R. F. Pancoast & Co
Henry & Hatch
John H. Osgood
Henry C. Bird & Co
Cotten
Woodrow & Lewis
New York
Johnson, Moody & Co
Charles
Warren
Philadelphia
Samuel Buntine’s Sons, Carpets
Samuel Buntine’s Sons, Carpets, &c
Wilmerding, Hogart & Co
James H. Laws & Co
Cincinnati
Moses Colman & Son
J. M. Watson & Co
RL. Day & Co
Hawes & Henshaw
P. M
Rhodes & Co
Hatch & Co. Ribbons
Wilmerding, Hoguet Co. Dry Goods
Dry Lassen
Wilmerding, Hoguet , Co
Lippincott, Son & Co
A. Eee
J. H. Lester
A. M
A. E. Eaton
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
C. C. Warren
Legislature Hoped to be Saved and How Republican Book-Keeping
Correspondence from the Boston Post notes August news drought in Washington. It mocks campaign fatigue as Congress is out, lists politicians, allies, and revenue men traveling to Maine and Vermont, mentions Ohio Germans, Bland bill opposition, and hopes for Maine and Pennsylvania outcomes while detailing camp disease and urban yellow fever reports in New York and Cuba.
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Congress
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Sherman
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Maine
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Hayes
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Raum
Key
New England
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Evarts
McCrary
Fisher
Republican Committee
Pennsylvania
New York
Frederick P. King
Pratt
Williamsburg
Wallace
Scandal at Narragansett Pier involving Sprague and Conkling
Providence Aug 9 reports a tumult at ex Senator Sprague’s Narragansett Pier residence. Conkling, visiting Rhode Island, clashed with Sprague and his wife over alleged infidelity and jealousy. Accounts vary, with one version placing a pistol threat and another detailing a teachers dispute. The Spragues vacated the house. Conkling left for Providence and then New York.
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Sprague
Conkling
New York
RTC
Providence
R. C
Narragansett Pier
Rhode Island
Gov. Sprague
Tts
Washington
Mrs. Sprague
Edgewood
Senate
Wormley’s
Billington
Providence, R. I
Senator Anthony
Waldo County Greenback Nominations with Democratic Endorsement
Waldo County holds Greenback nominations for Senators Randall Ellis and James D. Lamson, clerk William Berry, commissioner Ithamar B. Thompson, and Belfast’s Charles Moore. Democrats indorse Greenbacks, offering no separate nomination. Civil Service Reform praises Hayes reforms at Ellsworth caucus with many officeholders voting. Republican meet at Augusta South Gardiner features Blaine Frye addresses. Mt. Vernon delegates attend. Gen. George A. Sheridan spoke. Fairfield hosts Republican rally.
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Randall Ellis
James D. Lamson
Freedom
William Berry
Burnham
Ithamar B. Thompson
Montville
Charles Moore
Ellsworth
Hayes
Augusta
South Gardiner
Avacosta
Mt. Vernon
Senator Blaine
William P. Frye
George A. Sheridan
Louisiana
Fairfield
Collision Between Two Steamers Near Chester, Pa
A collision at 10 80 last night a mile from Fort Delaware sank the Pierrepont with twenty two aboard including crew and passengers and 3000 baskets of peaches. The Mary Morgan with an excursion party of several hundred from Bridgeport Chester and Philadelphia sustained a broken bow and water entering forward bulkhead but stayed afloat. Passengers and crew of the Pierrepont were rescued by the Mary Morgan and landed in Chester. Damages run to several thousand dollars besides the loss of freight.
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Chester
Mary Morgan
Bridgeport
N.J
Philadelphia
M. H. Bickly
Fort Delaware
Pierrepont
Smyrna
J. E. Taggart & Co
Morgan
Railway Interests and Grand Trunk Traffic Proposal
London despatch reports Capt Tyler replying for the Grand Trunk board to Mr Childers. They oppose split of competitive traffic and favor pooling net receipts with fixed percentages. Support grows among Great Western shareholders. likely adoption. Also, Spuyten Duyvil mills plan to resume idle operations on a 10000 ton iron contract for a Boston buyer at $40 per ton, delivering to Kansas City.
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Toronto
London
Globe
Capt
Tyler
Grand Trunk Board
Childers
Trafic
Grand Trunk
Great Western
New York
the Graphic
Spuyten Duyvil
Kansas City
Important Circular to Foreign Nations on Mormon Emigrants
Washington dispatches report the Mormon issue gaining international attention as a letter is sent to diplomatic representatives in Britain Germany Norway Sweden and Denmark condemning emigration of Mormon converts to the United States It states the U S law against polygamy will be strictly enforced and foreign governments should stop their subjects from coming here or risk ships bearing Mormon emigrants being barred from landing administrators eye strict action to curb alleged lawlessness.
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Rhode Island
Sprague
Conkling
Montreal
Denmark
United States
The
Freedmen’s Relief Association of
Kansas
Washington
Great Britain
Germany
Norway
Sweden
A Woman's Mistake in Cincinnati Reported Dieting
Mrs Caroline Florence wife of a Pesth official who shot herself weeks ago at St Nicholas is reported dying tonight. Once praised for accomplishments she came to Cincinnati as Lorn of Pesth a merchant. Abandoned by him she planned to return but brain abscess formed and she is dying. Lorn has not been heard from.
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Cincinnati
Caroline Florence
Buda Pesth
Hungary
St. Nicholas
Pesth
Lorn
William Crossman
Richville Centre
L. L
Paris Green
George Rosenthal
Alice Bender
Frederick City
Mad
John Campbell
Stockton
Cal
Brewer
Campbell
Scranton
Sallie Tuttle
Carpenter
William H. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Wim. Ward
Newark
N. J
Boyle
Bosque
California
Louis Myrick
Maupin
Warrensburg
John Duncan
Frederickton
Archbishop Purcell
Catholic Knights
Sabre Island
Halifax
Ottawa
Minister of Justice
Association
St. John
N. B
Harmony Restores Unity in Irish Home Rule Ranks
London Aug 10 An enthusiastic demonstration at the Crystal Palace endorsed Irish self government and pledged to oppose any candidate who opposes native Irish legislature. Harmony between Home Rule wings resumes as Parnell and Gray reconcile, foreseeing unified votes on the Irish university bill and other party aims. Dublin Aug 9 The Freeman's Journal reports Gray and Parnell held a friendly explanation with Shaw and Power, averting a threatened split among Home Rule leaders.
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Crystal Palace
Home Rule
Edmond Dwyer Gray
Tipperary
Freeman’s Journal
Dublin
Charles S. Parnell
Meath
Gray
Parnell
The
Freeman's Journal
Messrs. Gray
House of Commons
Messrs. Shaw
Power
Sarajevo Fire Extinguished Homeless Reach Twenty Thousand
The Sarajevo blaze ended at 8 am after a massive garrison effort. About 20,000 residents are homeless, with three soldiers killed. A relief committee and aid from Austria amounting to 10,000 florins were organized while officials cite an explosion in a spirits warehouse as the cause.
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Serajevo
Austria
London
Observer
Vienna
Sarajevo
Afghanistan Treaty Completed in Cabul
London reports the Afghanistan treaty signed by Maj Cavagnari and Yakoob Khan pledging a telegraph line to Cabul and British control of the Amir s foreign relations with guarantees against foreign aggression. The British mission was well received in Cabul.
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London
Cabul
Foreign Office
Afghanistan
Maj
Cavagnari
Yakoob Khan
Koorum
Ameer
A German Bride, Steeple Chase Death and Other News
New York reports include Augusta Rahl seeking divorce after a brief marriage to George Naumann, Daniel Loherman’s death after a farewell note to his wife, a steeplechase fatality at Brighton Beach with Ben Mace the gelding, rider injured, former Utica editor John F. Mines missing, Horace Greeley’s West Virginia land value rise, John Moran dying aboard a schooner, Senator Butler's committee travel, and 1812 veterans ejected for nonpayment of rent.
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New York
Augusta Rahl
Reich
George Naumann
Naumann
Daniel Loherman
Brighton Beach
Ben Mace
Grand Stand
John F. Mines
Utica
Astor House
West Virginia
Horace Greeley
John Moran
Senator Butler
South Carolina
Fall River
Emigrant Aid Seeks Funds for Destitute Colored Refugees
A Washington dispatch reports Gov. St John of Kansas Freedmen's Relief says immigration northward surges, stressing urgent need for funds to aid about 4,000 destitute colored refugees. Emigrant Aid Society has spent over $6,000, with Cleveland contributing 1,600 while New York has given little. Kansas promises duty to aid, urging national wakefulness to the movement.
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Washington
Emigrant Aid Society of the
District of Columbia
Gov. St. John
Freedmen’s Relief Association of
Kansas
Mississippi
North
Cleveland
Ohio
New York
State Dept to probe Burnet case in Cuba
New York August 10 a Washington dispatch says the State Department will investigate disputed points in the Col Burnet case. The government asserts an American citizen under arrest in Cuba before formal charges must receive humane treatment and a reasonable chance to disprove the charges.
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New York
Washington
State Department
Col. Burnet
Cuba
Boiler Explosion on Towboat Iron Valley Near New Cumberland
A boiler explosion on the towboat Iron Valley bound upriver from Pittsburg opposite New Cumberland West Virginia destroys the forward section and pilots house. The pilot Wise, captain's son Thomas Prince, and Mr. Prosser of New Cumberland are missing. Cause unknown. engineer says boiler water was sufficient.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Iron Valley
New Cumberland
W. Va
Wise
Thomas Prince
Prosser
Investigation Claimed in Penitentiary Office Frauds
In Atlanta on August 9 a claim of frauds in the keeper of the Penitentiary office prompts a committee of investigation. The House also forms a committee to probe the Treasury Agricultural Bureau and other departments amid statewide gossip of official scandal. Governor and Secretary of State are viewed as above suspicion.
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Atlanta
House
Treasury
Agricultural Bureau
Auditor halts auditing claims amid Treasury depletion in Kentucky
Louisville report notes an Auditor circular announcing cessation of auditing claims due to Treasury shrinkage from a 25 percent tax cut, value declines, railroad tax cuts, unpaid public dues by sheriffs and others, and rising state expenses until funds rebound. The move signals fiscal strain and budgetary pause in state operations.
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Louisville
Philadelphia Lawyer Vanishes After Defrauding Clients
William Vance Harpur a Philadelphia lawyer has disappeared after defrauding clients of nearly 17000 pounds. He allegedly took a large sum belonging to three orphan children for whom he was guardian. Numerous victims include many from poorer classes who entrusted him with savings or investments.
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Philadelphia
William Vance Harpur
Thurman Makes Private Visit To Hartford Guests At Dinner
Senator and Mrs Thurman arrived Saturday for a private visit with old friends. Prominent citizens from both parties hosted a social dinner at the Hartford Club Saturday. The Senator departs for Washington then proceeds to Ohio.
Sumner Nominated by Democrats in First District
San Francisco August 9 Democrats in the first district nominated Charles A. Sumner reporter for the Supreme Court for Congress replacing Judge Robert Ferral who declined the race.
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San Francisco
Charles A. Sumner
Supreme Court
Robert Ferral
Fire wipes out Pike stable in Franklin village blaze
In Franklin New Hampshire Hon Austin I Pike's stable and house burned with total insurance of 10000 on house stable and contents. Loss estimated at 1500 origin unknown Hannaford's barn burned yesterday with 75 insurance and 159 loss. In New York City early this morning a fire damaged factory buildings 504 606 508 and 410 East Nineteenth Street causing about 10000 in damages to various parties indicating insured status.
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Philadelphia
New York
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East Nineteenth Street
Multiple criminal cases and shocks sweep across regions
A string of crimes and legal actions unfolds from Pittston to New Orleans. Embezzlement claims against Harry Johnson at Pittston. W L Gibson missing $20 000 in Flint. Texas execution for murder. arrests in New Orleans and Maryland. Poisoning deaths in Richville Centre and Madrid. Vanderbilt funds a university gym. Newark legacy to Mrs Ward. Destruction after a Kent county storm. other assaults, shootings, and political processions noted across Canada, Virginia, Missouri and beyond.
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W. L. Gibson
Citizens’ National Bank of
Flint, Mich
Jacob E. Hainline
San Antonio
Texas
Peter Maddox
Boston and Albany Kratl Foad Train Schedule
Train times from Boston to Albany and nearby towns listed with many stations and connections. Special services include sleeping cars to New York, drawing-room cars, Sunday mail at 9 pm, and ticket offices at 232 Washington street and Beach street. Officials: J. R. Kendrick, Supt. H. Barnes Asst Supt.
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New York
Allyn
New England
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Nee Adams
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Palmer
Springfieild
Worcester
Springfield
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Kinr
Grafton
Westboro
Southville
Cordaville
Ashe Fama
South Framingham
Milford
Saxonville
Natick
Wellesley
Isranthville
M. LL. Falisanad Pine Grove
Auburndale
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Newtoveville
Faneuil
Alstom
Cottage Farma
Brooklime
Tae
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N.Y
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Co. O. Russell
HH. Barnes
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Bees Housae Tunnel
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Schenectady
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Hoosac Tunnel
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Rochester
St. Louis
Saratoga
Rueland
Grandmer
Baldwinville
Athol
Orange
Miller’s Falls
Greenfield
Shebburne Falls
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Weat
Fitchburg
Westminster
Ashburnham
Royalston
Wendell
Erving
Wachusett
Templeton
Montague
West Deerfield
Buckland
Zoar
Bardwell’s
Charlemont
Hoosac Tannier
Turmer
Framingham & Lowell Railroad
Lowell
Fitchburg and Ayer Junction
North Leominster
Shirley
Ayer Junction
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Bet
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Watertown
Cambridge
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L. H. Palmer
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Clinton
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J. R. Kenvrick
A. Webler
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Nashua & Lowell Railroad
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Forge Village
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Hockeland
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Keene
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Enry Williams
Emerson’s
Aaron R.gay & CO
Piper
Henry A
Water St
Stoddard
Geo. T
Milk Street
S. Doane & Greenough
State Streets
GAY
Aaron R. & CO
State Street
Trubey, P. S. & CO
Devonshire St
Dodd
Horace
NILES
BIRD
Henry C. & CO
Tremont St
HATCH
Santel & CO
Congress St
Barris, H. & CO
Harris, Cyrcus L. & CO
Holbrook & Fox
Post Office Square
HOWE
Albert &O
Brichten
Johanson, Moody & CO
Dev. Street
Hnights
S. B
Kennedy
Winthrop
Fastfesten MacDonald
Jerome
Bankers
Attwood Gile
T &O
Foote & French
Congress Street
Pabrker & Stackpole
Devonshire
Peck
F. H
Exchange Place
Bock Publishers
Batcheller, BE. & A. HH. & CO
Planchard, Fuller &Co
Peart St
Boyd, J. & CO
Bufefcum, Db. C
Pearl Street
Hich Street
Curtis, N & CO
Federal Street
Edmunds & Mayo
Hayden, Guaerdenier & CO
Peers St
Johnson, Rust & CO
Summer St
Herith
MM. L. & Sons
Martin, Shinner & Fay
High St
Stowe
Carpetinos
Bond & Son
Bangs & Horton
Hilly Street
Mann & Soule
Doane Street
Morse, H.& A. & CO
Hilby Street
Burnett, Jos. & CO
Central Street
F.M. Holmes Fue. CO
Wash
St. Erolman, John & CO
Friend St
French, W ™. C
Fulton Street
Hixon, Epward & CO
St. Sorel
Julius A. & CO
Charlestown
Hotels
Ckhawlpoerd
Scollay Square
Clarendon Hotel
Court Square
the ST. James
Vossler, C
Hawley Street
Young’s Notes
J. H. Cutter
Milton J. Wardy & CO
Ballard, Vincent
Tempie Price
Men’s Furnishings
Chaffin, J. ©. & CO
Wash. Street
Freeman & Gray
Tremont Street
Hewins & Hollis
Temple Place
Merchant Tailors
Calrow
Joan G
Fisher & Fairbanks
Crdawns
Esthry
Hunt Bros
St. New England Organ CO
Smith AM. Organ CO
Tremont
Chandler, H. P
Devonshire Street
Farnsworth, &. S
Hokt, Jas. F. C
Jefferies, Joan & Sons
Dev
Lincoln
WM. & Son
Porter
Alex. S
Traver
Edward F
Equitable B’a. Wade
J. M
Kemont Street
WM. Bond & Son
Waller St
Cochran
Congress Square
TOWER
Franklin Street
A. M. Pirls
Boston Boys and Girls
Aulits
Oakland
A. BR
Garrington
Oliver Ditson
Righland
Aunti Co
HW. Hicks
Krowies Steam Pump Co
Sam’l H. Russell
Rutland Square
Chester Square
Walbridge A. Fleld
Equitable Building
Hearlington House
Searae
Deaoelle
Eastern
WM. A. Means
Copartnerships
L. A
F. Waitcomb
E. G. Wright
A. R. Ee
Wright & Whitcomb
Waitcomi
A. F.nm Liquidation
Eliner
A. F. Whitcomb
E.G. Wright
Alr. James
Wright Bros. & J
Bae
Commerce St
Po Wright
G. Wright
James