American triumph as Irish jaunting car tours New York
The tour of Ireland car judged identical to the Dublin vehicle is showcased in New York and Brooklyn on the Concourse, halted at Dieter’s hall for refreshments. Notables like James Gordon Bennett and William Dorsheimer have sat on it, with Tom Clarke to drive in scarlet and green tomorrow amid plans for a social at McMahon’s on Sheepshead Bay.
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Ireland
Sackville Street
America
Tom
Dublin
Booterstown
Black Rock
Howth
Malahide
Coney Island
Custom House
New York
Brooklyn
Dieter's Hall
James Gordon Bennett
William Dorsheimer
Morron
McMahon’s
Sheepshead Bay
Gov. McClellan
Gen. McMahon
Tom Clarke
False pretenses in Maine votes and greenback policy
Readers are urged to judge political appeals in Maine about party merit and business improvement. The piece notes President Hayes backed resissue of redeemed greenbacks and argues government reissue would revive protests’ notes, urging scrutiny of financiers' claims and the Republican stance.
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Maine
Hayes
General Longstreet’s Civil War assessments of Union leaders
General Longstreet rates McClellan as a capable engineer and praises Grant for concentration and persistence. Sherman is judged lacking in great battles. He notes Grant’s favorable administration support, McClellan facing hostility, and Richmond siege dynamics driving Union victory through manpower and exhausted Confederate supplies.
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Longstreet
McClellan
Sherman
Grant
Richmond
Polygamous Saints and Mormon Tensions Stir Salt Lake Despatch
A Salt Lake despatch reports Congress Labor Investigating Committee escorted by polygamous saints and hosted by Mormons stirring Gentile anger over alleged disloyalty. Church papers warn of uprising risk if authorities are defied. Also noted are Saga of Narragansett Pier, a German professor dispute, Chinaman Hop Lee’s assault case, prize fighting arrests in Pittsburg, Connecticut blue laws drive, and Memphis counts of 34 cases with two black deaths.
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Salt Lake
Congressional Labor Investigating Committee
Ogden
Church
United States
Hop Lee
W.T. Hubbard
William Willard
Charlestown
Pittsburg
Weather Outlook for Four Regions Includes Light Rains
For New England and Middle States plus lower lake region the forecast shows slightly warmer with southeast to southwest winds. Partly cloudy skies rise slightly then slowly fall. Barometer trends down modestly followed by light rain near Lake Erie and Lake Ontario.
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New England
Middle States
Lower Lake Region
Lakes Erie
Transatlantic shipping movements list origin dates
Maritime notices from several ports record ships and their origins and dates in August. Vessels include Helvetia Antwerp, Caledonia Medi terranean Airy Cardiff, Strathmore do, Loraine Sharpness, Circassian Montreal Liverpool, City of Berlin New York, City of Panama San Francisco, Hart New York Port Natal, Columbia New York London, Nestorian Liverpool Worcester Boston Charlottetown.
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Boston
Helvetia
Antwerp
New York
Caledonia
Mediterranean
Airy
Cardiff
Strathmore
Baltimore
Loraine
Sharpness
Moville
Circassian
Montreal
Liverpool
City of Berlin
Panama
City of Panama
San Francisco
Port Natal
Hart
Lizard
Columbia
London
Halifax
Nestorian
Worcester
Charlottetown
Narragansett Pier Affair Between Sprague and Conkling
A detailed narrative places ex-Governor Sprague and Senator Conkling at Narragansett Pier amid a heated exchange over a visit and alleged threats. Mrs Sprague and guests were present. Conkling left for Billington’s while Sprague followed. The episode centers on a warning to depart and a tense confrontation without physical fighting. Conkling later kept to his hotel room amid sensational headlines.
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Narragansett Pier
Sprague
Conkling
Narragensett Pier
Ang
New York
Senator Conkling
Billington’s
Gov
Billington
Mr. Conkling
Mr. Sprague
Lake Side House
Silver Lake
Prof
Linck
Providence
Proposed Prevention of Steamboat Excursions on the Sabbath
Norwich stir mounts as reformers led by Rev Hugh Montgomery press a 1702 Connecticut law banning Sunday travel and secular activity. The Ella steamer's Sunday trips to Watch Hill draw arrests or fines up to a dollar, with potential enforcement of other Sunday statutes amid nostalgia for so-called blue laws and curious Connecticut relics.
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Hartworp
Norwich
Kate Cobb
Connecticut
Hugh Montgomery
Ella
Watch Hill
Montgomery
Pileck
Samuel A. Peters
London
Saratoga Races at Turi Feature Notable Turf Action
At Saratoga Aug 11 the mile dash was won by George McCullough Rhadamanthus second Beile third time 1 45 1 2. Gov Hampton won the mile five furlongs with Bensie Wood second Clemmie G third time 2 58 3 4. Gabriel took the mile and a furlong with Corella second Bowstring third time 1 68 1 4. Why Carey won the pool selling race Egypt favorite second Jackscrew third time 1 16 1 4. The Kenner stakes two mile race valued at 9400 dollars slated for tomorrow features Spendthrift Harold and Monitor Falsetto and Jericho among the top starters with pools posted.
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Sarratoga
George McCullough
Rhadamanthus
Beile
Gov. Hampton
Bensie Wood
Clemmie G
Gabriel
Corella
Bowstring
Why Carey
Egypt
Jackscrew
America
J. R. Keene
Spend
George Lorillard
Harold and Monitor
J. W. Hunt Reynolds
D. J. Grouse
Jericho
Duke of Kent's Quebec Marriage Mystery Examined
Montreal correspondent argues for the validity of the Duke of Kent's marriage to Mme de St Laurent during 1791 1817, citing baptism sponsors and social integration in Quebec and Halifax. The piece contends the union shaped his later troubles with Parliament and should temper British moral judgments of his conduct.
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Montreal
Canada
Duke of Kent
Quebec
Louise
Royal Fusileers
Leiningen
M. de Salaberry
Beauport
Mme. de St Laurent
Alphonsine Therese Bernadine
Julie de Montgenet de St. Laurent
Baronne de Fortisson
Lord Dorchester
Guy Carleton
Dorchester
Society of
Gen. Prescott
Mme. de St. Laurent
Kent House
Sieur de Salaberry
Charles Francis
Capsum
M. Renauld
Pere de Berrey
West Indies
Halifax
Nova Scotia
New Brunswick
Haliburton
Sam Slick
England
British
America
Gibraltar
Europe
Horse Guards
Kensington Palace
Charlotte of Wales
House of Brunswick
Cobourg
Mary Louise Victoria
Prince of
Bonaparte-Patterson
Mae. de St. Laurent
Parliament
Prince Regent
Earthquake and unrest ripple through Caribbean capitals
An Aug 4 quake hit St Thomas with ex-President Canal choosing St Thomas as residence. In Port-au-Prince disorder rises after Canal’s departure with a 70-member committee and liberated prisoners. In Santo Domingo tranquility returns as Guillermo plans a northern visit. in Havana dispatches note ongoing fears of revolt and intensified security.
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Havana
St. Thomas
Canal
Santa Cruz
San Domingo
Guillermo
Port-Au-Prince
Boger Bozelais
Fire Damages Dwellings in Portland and Lewiston
A Portland blaze at 78 Pine Street damaged the home of K. E. B. Parker and G. E. Merrill with about 3000 dollars in losses. Insured values include 2000 for the house and 3800 for Parker’s furniture. Adjacent property at John S. Heald’s occupied by David Ross also suffered damage. In Lewiston a Lisbon Street building owned by E. C. Kilgore burned, with a total loss to the structure and separate insurance outcomes for Briggs and Waitt. A Holliston barn fire killed Jeremiah Mahoney’s four year old son, with no insurance.
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Portland
Pine Street
K. E B. Parker
G. E. Merrill
New York
David Ross
Lewiston
Lisbon Street
E. C. Kilgore
D. C. Briggs
O. M. Waitt
Standard
Hamburg Magdeburg
Briggs
Roger Williams Company
London Assurance
Roger Williams
Holliston
Mass
Jeremiah Mahoney
Charlie Crowley
Gloucester Fishing Arrivals Report From Banks Georges and Shore
Fishing arrivals today total from the Banks five ships with 380000 pounds codfish and 70000 pounds halibut. From Georges seven ships with 109000 pounds codfish and 6000 pounds halibut. From the eastern shore four ships with 730 barrels mackerel. The schooner Volunteer arrived from Block Island grounds with 120 barrels bloater mackerel at 38 dollars per barrel.
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Gloucester
Banks
Georges
Volunteer
Block Island Grounds
Railway interests and rail line tensions across the Midwest
Aug 11 reports show Western trunk lines disallow round trip and reduced rate tickets issued by Western lines by Eastern trunks after Aug 11. Illinois Central proposes November talks with Southern roads to push Congress backed quarantine rules. Also, Harbor Commissioners approve rebuilding bridges for Fall River Warren and Providence Railroad without draws, pending Swansea’s injunction. A freight war erupts between Union Pacific and Burlington and Missouri, with sharp rate cuts from 66 cents to five cents per hundred between Kearney and Omaha, while stock shipments to Chicago fall.
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CuicaGco
Fink
Western Lines
James C. Clark
Illinois Central Railroad
Congress
Fall River
Mass
Harbor Commissioners
Fall River, Warren and Providence Railroad Company
Boston
Swansea
Somerset
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific
Burlington
Missouri
Kearney
Chicago
Tobacco crop saved by rains in North Carolina
Raleigh reports heavy rains have saved the tobacco crop with yields expected within twenty percent of last year. Durham, the state’s tobacco hub, is doubling its leaf tobacco business as harvest continues.
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Raleigh
N. C
Durham
N.C
Pugilists Arrested After Turtle Creek Fight
Owen Maloney and John Lafferty, principals in the recent glove fight at Turtle Creek near Pittsburg, were arrested for violating the assembly act against prize fighting. They claimed the meeting was a pugilistic exhibition but fought for money and were jailed in default of $1,000 bail. both were badly used up.
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Pittsburg
Owen Maloney
John Lafferty
Turtle Creek
Assembly
Murder by a naturalized American in Egypt shocks Cairo
Private letters report Mirzam a broker and naturalized American fatally shooting Dahan Pasha, ex-Khedive Ismail’s confidential agent, after a cane attack. Mirzam surrendered and awaits custody. U S authorities request confinement until the consul returns from furlough.
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London
Alexandria
Mirzam
Dahan Pasha
Ismail Pasha
United States
United States Court
Government sues Babbitt for 183480.74 tax deficiency
New York Aug 11 Government suit seeks 183,480.74 with interest and penalties for unpaid income tax from 1862 to 1871 claiming a much larger income than Babbitt reported. News notes mention convict escapes from a guardboat, a penny scramble at Morrisania, a boy stabbing incident, and a Webb Boyton swimming match setup.
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New Yorkk
United States
B. T. Babbitt
East River
Morrisania
Wm. Russell
Capt. Webb
Boyton
Webb
Child Abduction Case Leads to Reunion in Tunckhannock
In Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania on August 11 a child once believed abducted from Morgan Thomas decades ago was found in Tunckhannock. The father faced suspicion of murder when the disappearance occurred, and strong circumstantial evidence once implicated him.
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Wilkesbarre
Morgan Thomas
Tunckhannock
Argonauts win Lachine regatta for Dominion amateur title
Toronto Argonauts capture the four oared race for the amateur championship and challenge cup at Montreal's Lachine regatta. The three mile event finished in twenty minutes, with crews from Lachine Peterboro and Toronto in the field.
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Montreal
Argonauts
Toronto
Lachine
Peterboro
Escapes and Incidents Highlight Monday News
Three more convicts escaped from Blackwell's Island on Monday while John F Mimes of Utica reported missing and recovering in New York City. A body believed to be Herman Karr was found in the Hudson at Troy. Incidents include fires, a planing mill boiler explosion in Ontario, Grant's voyage to City of Tokyo, and a fatal railroad accident in Fairview Pennsylvania involving a six year old girl.
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Blackwell’s Island
John F.mimes
Utica
N. Y
New York City
Herman Karr
Sanford
Mass
Troy
Canada
H.M
Bellerophon
Tourmaline
Griffin
Halifax
Charlottetown
Quebec
Inglefield
Army Officers To Meet In Chicago On Chickamauga Maps
A board of officers led by Lieut Gen Sheridan Brig Gen Crook and Col J C Davis will convene in Chicago to resolve disputes over troop positions and movements at Chickamauga and to prepare an accurate battlefield map. Also reports on Liberia secession, Haiti government, naval orders, and revenue receipts.
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Constantinople
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Chicago
Washington
Sheridan
Crook
J. C. Davis
Chickanauga
Monrovia
Liberia
England
Thirteen News: Memphis Yellow Fever Outbreak Update
Thirty four new cases and two deaths reported in Memphis with detailed victim names and concerns over church closures and public gatherings. Reports describe severe conditions, quarantines, and disinfection efforts as authorities monitor spread and health officials seek to limit further contagion.
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Board of Health
J.T. Hastings
Edward Schloss
William Costello
H. W. Johnson
Johanna Ostmad
Dr. Collins
Forrest Hill
Maj. Grey
Miles Owen
A. M. Reynolds
Paul Ross
Western Union Telegraph Office
Langstaff
The
Howard Association
C. S. Forbes
Nashville
Tenn
Plvunkett
Sanitary Council of the
Mississippi Valley
National Board of Health
Cairo
Tennessee State Board of Health
Stolen horse and harness found in Portsmouth city
Wagon and harness stolen from George James of Gloucester were located at Mr. Stoddard's stable in Portsmouth and identified by the owner. The horse had been left for baiting by J C Carpenter who had traded it to a man named Boyd. Sheriff Kent traced the suspect to Henry Beckman of Seabrook, linked by past railroad track ties crime and prior conviction. Beckman, once pardoned from state prison after six months of a two year sentence, is being pursued.
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Portsmouth
N. H
George James
Gloucester
Stoddard
J.C. Carpenter
Exeter Hotel
Exeter
Boyd
Carpenter
Kent
Henry Beckman
Seabrook
Eastern
Salisbury
Beckman
Ship Portsmouth Strikes Moore's Rock Off York Nubble
U S S Portsmouth, leaving the navy yard at dawn, grounded on Moore's Rock two miles from the York Nubble, in seven fathoms of water. Officers sent urgent signals to the navy yard for assistance as the vessel remained fast.
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Portsmouth
N. H
U.S.S
Navy Yard
Portland
Moore’s Rock
York
Duram burglars bound over for trial and local tragedies
Burglars captured by Mr. Plummer in Durham were bound over for trial. Lysander Ricker, 70, of West Auburn, fell and broke his neck Saturday night. James Merrill, 11, drowned in Portland harbor when a small boat capsized. two others rescued. Bodier died from wounds after evading arrest linked to the Kearney girl assault in Caribou. Daniel Daley, 13, crushed to death near Lewiston while crossing a track in the Grand Trunk yard. O. H. Ingalls of Bangor ships over five tons of raspberry jam yearly to Boston. In Aroostook County farming shows large wheat acreage and good potato, buckwheat, and grass, but haying delays. Six riot suspects at Augusta depot arraigned. bail set at $100 each.
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Durham
Lysander Ricker
West Auburn
First Maine Cavalry Association
Lewiston
James
Thos. B. Merrill
Portland
Bodier
Kearney
Caribou
Daniel Daley
Grand Trunk
O. H. Ingalls
Bangor
Boston
Aroostock County
Augusta
Local notices share frost near Concord and cadet appointment
A white frost hit localities near Concord on Sunday and Plymouth saw several cold nights with frost injuring potatoes in low land. George Parrish Haley of Jackson earned a West Point cadet appointment from Congressman J. G. Hall.
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Concord
Plymouth
George Parrish Haley
Jackson
West Point
J. G. Hall
New Hampshire
St Albans grocer J C Irving suspended liabilities
Edgar H. Van Dusen of Warren, aged 19, arrested Friday for breaking into the St Albans store and post office kept by S D Allen on August 6. He allegedly stole candy cigars and registered money packages totaling about 80 dollars and was bound over for County Court. Special Agent Bigelow of the Post Office Department claims he robbed mats.
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J.C. Irving
St. Albans
Edgar H. van Dusen
Warren
S. D. Allen
Bigelow
Post Office Department
Fall River Receipts Rise From Liquor Trade And Local News
The Fall River spinners report about 150 dollars in receipts Monday, mainly from liquor dealers in Fall River. In Newburyport, mill agents failed to recruit operatives Saturday. Many Barnstable towns report lower valuations and tax rates. Brockton boot and shoe shipments last week weighed 3577 cases, down from 5047 year ago.
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Martin Conway
James McCue
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Paul and
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Maj. Colgan
William H. Donason
James W. Joyce
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Gale’s Pond
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Mme
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Edgar Larkin
Hudson
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Leander Choppin
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Allen
Langdon
Gloucester
Sarah E. Sprague
Lewiston
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Bradstreet
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Everett
Pocasset
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Delaware
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Holyoke
Springfield
Dunn
House of Correction
Ipswich
Cornelius Bowen
Robert Christy
Mr. Butler
Sergeant Bracken's Son Drowned in New London Tragedy
Reports detail a drowning of Sergeant Bracken's 8-year-old son in New London on Thursday evening. Local labor news notes hatters in Norwalk earning about 350 dollars yearly, finishers 575, and up to sixty acres of Guilford tomatoes expected to yield 300 to 600 bushels per acre this season. A Norwich prisoner, Katie Cobb, is described in vivid detail, while a Norwich store robbery at F and L Lyon's in New Haven yields 500 dollars and 3,000 in silks after three men with valises were questioned. The steamer Ela's Sunday trips face potential prosecution under state Sunday laws, drawing crowded but orderly crowds at Watch Hill.
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Norwalk
Guilford
Norwich
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Belles
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Preston
Tabby
Katie Cobb
Wethersfield
F. & L. Lyon
New Haven
Park House
New York
Ela
Tammany rejects Lucius Robinson for New York governor
The Tammany Committee on Organization declared they will not support Lucius Robinson for Governor, saying backing him would sacrifice manhood and honor. They accuse him of opposing true Democracy principles, yielding to personal friends, letting political feuds drive actions, and of illegally removing Police Commissioner Nichols and coercing Police Commissioner Smith.
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Tammany Committee On Organization
Lucius Robinson
Nichols
Smith
Wallace Committee Hearing Deliberates Constitutional Amendments
Secretary of State Addeman presents voter figures from 1858 onward as the Wallace Committee weighs possible constitution amendments with Democratic repeal potential. Dr Edwin M Snow limits naturalized foreigner disenfranchisement to 2000–2500, while Mayor Doyle rebuts police coercion claims. Woonsocket manufacturers deny intimidation, and hearing may wrap tomorrow with witnesses summoned for Boston session.
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Wallace Committee
Addeman
Edwin M. Snow
Thomas A. Doyle
Boston
Violent Madison Storm Capsizes Two Pleasure Steamers
A fierce August storm over Madison and Lake Monona disabled two pleasure steamers with full passenger loads, drifted them for about an hour before landing them safely. Both boats were lost. Marshall saw torrential rain and hail, shattering windows, stripping trees, and ruining crops including tobacco, corn, and other vegetation. Bail varied from small bullets to hen egg size.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Madison
Lake Monona
Marshall
Republican meeting in Bangor with Zachariah Chandler
Bangor Republicans convened at Norombeza Hall with Senator Zachariah Chandler delivering a nearly two hour speech. In Portland Congressman De La Matur spoke on financial issues at City Hall to a large audience, with Congressman Murch briefly addressing attendees. In Rockland Hannibal Hamlin gave a political address at Pillsbury Hall attended by Gov. Garcelon.
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Norombeza Hall
Zachariah Chandler
Portland
de la Matur
City Hall
Murch
Rockland
Hannibal Hamlin
Pillsbury Hall
Gov
Garcelon
Judge presents binocular to rescuer of Manton crew
Halifax officials report Judge Jackson presented a government binocular to Capt. John F. Cook of the brig Musson at a ceremony in Halifax for the April rescue of the Her bert Manton crew. The Musson mate received $50 and two rescuers $25 each.
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Halifax
N. S
Judge Jackson
Murder at Troy claims life of Frank Brennan in street row
In Troy New York on August 11 Frank Brennan a 21 year old teamster intervened in a street disturbance and was fatally stabbed in the groin with a chisel by an Englishman named James Garrett who was arrested. Brennan left a wife and two children with the youngest three weeks old.
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Troy
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Frank Brennan
James Garrett
Brennan
Garrett
Rioters strike at Eureka over wages. militia called
A charcoal burner association of about 2,000, largely Italians, north of Eureka, struck for higher wages and blocked mill teams from loading. They were ordered back to town and defied the sheriff and posse. The Governor activated three militia companies, departing by special train tonight.
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Paige held for trial in embezzlement case at Burlington
The prelim in Edward T. Paige’s embezzlement case ends with Paige held for trial for allegedly stealing 16 000 while clerk at the Central Vermont freight office. Bail amount to be fixed tomorrow.
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Burlington, Vt
Edward T. Paige
Central
Vermont
Banking scare fades as confidence returns in Montreal
Montreal reports a banking scare clearing up with confidence restored. The Stock Exchange mood improves and stocks rise broadly as investors reassess risk and seek gains amid calmer market sentiment.
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Stock Exchange
First Cotton Bale of Year Sold in Eufaula
The first bale of this year's cotton arrived in Eufaula Alabama from Quitman County Georgia. It was classed middling and sold for eighteen cents.
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Ala
Quitman County
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Book Publishers
Clarrhe
W. B
Houghton, Osgood & CO
Dev
St. Lee & Shepard
Franklin St
Little, Brown & C O
Lock Woode, Brooks & CO
Wash. St
Batcheller
Blanchard, Fuller & CO
Pearl St
Boyd, J. & CO
Buffum, BD. C
Peart Street
High Street
Curtis, NW & CO
Federal Street
Epmurds & Mayo
Hayden, Guardenier & CO
Peart St
Johnson, Roost & CO
Jarvis Furnace CO
Boyeston Brewery
Central Street
Brappfeneffer & CO
Boiston Beer CO
Central Wharf
Central St
Continental Brewery
Cook, Isaac & CO
Tioughton
Station
Hatlock Bts
Jones, Frank & CO
Washington St
Rorfolk Brewery
Waterford St
Carriace Builders
Hall, James & Son
Wrawtkins Street
Engalels, Iwyer &Co
Friend Street
Sargent, WM. PP. & CO
Sudbury
Sargent & Ham
Bowker Street
Carpetincs
WM. Bond & Sonso
T Water St
Pangs & Leghton
Hitby Street
Mann & Soule
Doane Street
Morse, H.& A. & CO
Kilby Street
Burnett, Jos. & CO
F.M. Rolmes Fur. CO
St. Rolman,joan &O
Friend St
Frerch. Wm, C
Hixon, Edward & CO
St. Furnes, Julius A. & CO
Hotels
J. H. Cutter
Milton J. Hardy & CO
Ballard, Vincent
Temple Place
Mem’s Furnishings
Charrefin, J.C. & CO
Wash Street
Breeman & Gray
Melwins & Hollis
Merchant Tailors
Calhow
Joan G
Pisher & Fairbanks
Devonshire St
Estey
Hunt Beos
St. Rew
Routerne
WM. & Son
Chickering & Sons
Tremont St. Ree Ary
Miller
Chandler
H. P
Devonshire Street
Farnsworth
Water Street
HYDE
JAS. F.C
Court Square
Seferill, John & Sons
Lincoln
Porter
Alex
Thayer
Edward F
Equitable E’g. Wade
J. M
Brond & Son
Cochran
Congress Square
TOWER
Franklin Street
Boston Museum
R. M. Pulls
Mem. C.P. M. M. O. P. Murpey
Boston Boys and Girls’ Pinafore
HM. S. Pinafore
Aulitr
Oakland
I. MN. Pinafore
A. BA
Carrington
Oliver Ditson
Highland Railway
Wf. Hicks
Pinckney
Pinckney’s Scholastic Agency
Union Square
Fourth Avenue Side
Chauncy Hall School
A.williams
S. W. B. Clarker’s
T. Groom's
Adams Academy
Quincy
Charles Francis Adams
Harvard College
Nion Pank School
Garlin
Concord Square
Owenry
Williams
Ship News
Norfolk
Capes
Burnett
W. E. Batchelor
Bond Street
Jylsey-Pp
Wytc
Copartnerships
J. A. Wright
A Whitcomb
FE. G. Wright
A. R. James
Wright & Whitcomb
A. F. Whitcomb
L. A. Wrig
E.G. Wright
A.R. James
Wright Bros. & James
Commerce St
South Market St
A. Wright
Knowles Steam Pump Co
Jsochn Jeffries & Sons
Tate
Vicinity
Mer. M. G. Brown
Bond St
Cambridge St
Newark
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