McGarrahans Bank Fallout and Crooked Whiskey Raid
Billy McGarrahan profits as Bank of California failure shifts momentum his Idria Mining claim now seen as aided by the bank Sutro’s tunnel campaign blamed for Congress battles. A telegraph confirms seizure of a large crooked whiskey distillery on the Pacific coast, 30000 gallons seized by Internal Revenue Bureau. Commander Graham ordered to duty at Boston Navy Yard Wednesday.
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Insurrection Spreads Across Northern Bosnia and Montenegro
Despatches report Northern Bosnia along the Save in full rebellion with 8000 refugees on Austrian soil. Herzegovina insurgents form a National Government led by Lyubobratich. Montenegro pledges aid. Servia prepares for militia mobilization. Turks push into Herzegovina toward Mostar as Christians flee to Austria.
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Polar Plans Fore and After For Two Arctic Vessels
West Greenland advices describe the Alert and Discovery sailing from Rittenbeck on July 17 toward Upernavik and Melville Bay. They plan a running survey of Smith’s Sound, visit Capt. Hall’s grave, and winter near Polaris Bay with sledges. A Pole bid may be led by Commander Markham. If successful, return in autumn next year. else a second winter.
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Carlist forces routed near Santander and Tolosa reports
Official dispatches from Madrid and San Sebastian on August 30 note Quintinilas and Carlists being completely routed near Santander while Tolosa reports the Carlists greatly discouraged with Don Carlos at Durango. A Rome opinion says Leo d Urgel's capitulation may force Don Carlos to disband and wait a better time to renew.
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Bonapartist Tide Flows At St Augustin's In Paris
Paris correspondents describe a solemn Bonapartist day with crowds at St Augustin's and a notable ovation for M. Paul De Cassagnac. The mood tilts toward a possible return to power, while Master of ceremonies Jules Aurigues draws whispered interest as crowds cheer and press for attention amid cautious church notices.
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Hay Fever Convention at Bethlehem Voices Beecher on Disease
The National Hay Fever Association convened at Mountain House with Rev Henry Ward Beecher among guests. Beecher called hay fever a nervous action disease and noted no universal remedy beyond atmospheric changes, as the group discussed causes and experiences from sufferers.
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Chelsea
Mass
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Insurance Commissioner to Take Bond After Seizing Bank Actions
New Haven will see Insurance Commissioner Stedman appear before Chief Justice Park to take a bond for faithful discharge of duties after seizing the assets and books of the American National Life and Trust Company. He is expected to act September 1 as required by the Legislature, since assets were not yet in order.
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Lowell School Committee Cuts Book Aid Policy
In Lowell Massachusetts the School Committee met and reviewed book expenditures. They reported 1872 spending of 5069 dollars and 1874 spending over 4000 dollars for free books to public scholars. The committee voted to stop city funded books except for truly indigent children and instructed the Superintendent to buy books in Boston if Lowell dealers refuse acceptable rates.
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The Lord Healed My Knee Through Faith Cures
A March 1850 injury and years of struggle with left knee pain led a preacher to endure crutches and blistered legs. After seeking cures from Dr Cullis and prayer at Ocean Grove, a faith healer named Miss Moseman prayed, producing a striking five minute sensation and eventual relief, with cautions to hold on and not walk unless divinely guided.
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