John Gilbert Testimonial Reflects Stage’s Growing Appreciation
Jennie June asserts the John Gilbert testimonial honors a veteran artist and marks a shift toward valuing growth, experience, and faithful service. Gilbert, the oldest actor on American boards, is a Wallack's fixture and earns hearty front row reception, signaling reward for durable performers and hinting the stage will yield more such qualities.
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Jennie June
John Gilbert
Wallack’s
Washington artists form naked model class study nature
The Washington artists have formed a naked model class and study nature with great enthusiasm. This may seem a little Frenchy, according to Comstock, but it is hoped to lead to portraits and statuary for a national exhibition that resemble human men and women.
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Washington
Comstock
Afghan War Ends as Ameer Reaches Concilial Reply
War scare eases as the Ameer sends a conciliatory reply to England's ultimatum denying hostility to Britain and wishing to restore friendly relations. Senate activity shifts to Edmunds bill while Blaine's resolution is deferred to Wednesday amid Southern outrage materials.
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Ameer
England
Russia
Afghanistan
Blaine
Senate
Edmunds
Schwensen
Clara Dearborn
Abijah A. Reed
Winnie Hackett
Court Street
Macon
Miss
Henry A. Halil
Olyphant Co Assigns To Olmstead In $250000 Liabilities
New York firm Olyphant & Co., long established in Wall Street and in China, made an assignment to Henry M. Olmstead with liabilities around 250000. Partners include William W. Parkin, George W. Talbot, Hobart S. Geary, Talbot Olyphant, Tobias Pim, and John F. Seaman, with Pim and Seaman active in China. The failure stems from years of unprofitability amid a weak market.
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New York
Olyphant & Co
Wall Street
China
Henry M. Olmstead
William W. Parkin
George W. Talbot
Hobart S. Geary
Talbot Olyphant
Tobias Pim
John F. Seaman
Tragedy at Hillside: Girl Kills Brother Mistaken Stranger
In Hillside on the Pennsylvania Railroad fifty miles from PittsnurGe two daughters of Richard Hotham saw a man approach and fired, thinking him a tramp. The shot killed James Hotham, their brother, and the remaining grief risks driving the 18 year old shooter to madness.
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PittsnurGe
Hillside
Pennsylvania
Richard Hotham
James Hotham
Missing investigator tied to Fenger Brothers case
Louisville reports T Sh Cowper of Chicago who arrived with Judge Blodgett’s order to audit the Fenger Brothers tobacconists books has vanished since Wednesday. Last seen with a negro, no motive or cause for the disappearance is known as the probe into the Nell suit continues.
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T. SH. Cowper
Chicago
Blodgett
Fenger Brothers
George O. Nell
Southern politicians feud over Blaine speech and election fraud claims
The article reports Southern leaders vowing to confront Blaine if he repeats false South charges, while Senator Butler of South Carolina denies tissue ballots and asserts no fraud plan by his party. It notes Butler’s inquiry into ballot-stuffing, defending negro suffrage, and hints at broader political maneuvers. Gen Butler in Washington discusses the Sheridan case. Boston Mayor race thoughts surface among Democrats and a Massachusetts Republican praise Prince.
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Senator Gordon
Blaine
South
Butler
South Carolina
Smalls
Darkies
Congress
Capitol Hill
New York
Sheridan
Potter Committee
Boston
Prince
Massachusetts
Proposed Plans for Regulating the Vote for President and Vice President
Special Despatch to the Boston Post outlines proposed regulatory measures shaping the presidential and vice presidential vote. The article notes concerns over voting procedures, eligibility, and safeguards designed to ensure fair handling of ballots. It references government bodies and political actors discussing potential reforms and timelines.
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Commodore Shufeldt sails for Asia to pursue Far East trade
Washingdon December 8 Commodore Shufeldt sails on the steamer Ticonderoga toward the West Coast of Africa then through the Indian Ocean to Siam and China. He carries a commission from Secretary Evarts to negotiate commercial conventions with various petty governments during the voyage. He aims for Yeddo to seek Japanese help for access to Corea and possibly reach the Corean capital. The voyage may yield commercial privileges, with a plan to reach San Francisco shortly after the 1880 presidential election. The Richmond, fitted as flagship for Rear Admiral Patterson, will depart soon. Grant may join at Ville Franche for a Hong Kong voyage via the Suez Canal, though with no diplomatic aim.
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China
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Corea
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Yeddo
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Patterson
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Senator Hill Denies South Voter Intimidation Claims
In New York Senator Hill of Georgia said reports of intimidating colored voters in the South were false and used for political effect. He noted possible local disturbances like the North but called the election otherwise peaceful and predicted 1880 GOP moves on nomination strategy between Conkling and Blaine with Grent as a last resort.
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New York
Senator Hill
Georgia
South
North
Grent
Conkling
Blaine
Edison patent to be issued and Washington items
The Edison electric light patent is set to issue Tuesday. Washington reports note a patent for a steam gunboat trial reaching thirteen knots, plus postal changes in New England. Other items include bitters tax relief tentatively limited, monuments funding, naval chaplain status efforts, and notable arrivals like Ex-Congressman Plaisted and Mr Rice and wife.
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Washington Monument
Washington
Department of State
Boston
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Louisiana
Anderson
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Ameer of Afghanistan Responds to British Ultimatum
The Indian Government has received the Ameer of Afghanistan’s reply dated November 19, noting criticism of British aims and a fear for Afghan independence. He claims no enmity with Britain and is willing to welcome a small temporary mission, while denying hostile intent.
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Lanoree
Ameer
Afghanistan
India
Dakka
Ali Masjid
Yakoob Khan
Gen. Chamberlain
Courageous captain recalls miraculous escape from Pommerania
Hamburg December reports Capt Lehwensen recounts sinking of Pommerania after collision. He was sucked underwater, surfaced on a spar for about ninety minutes, then saved by the City of Amsterdam. He praises officers and crew, exonerates Franzen, and notes others perished in duty. The Pommerania captain remains ill but hopeful. The steamship line backs him and offers command of the Westphalia.
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Hamburg
Sehwensen
Amsterdam
Franzen
Ersft
Schneiding
Helms
Torkkes
Zarnow
Lehwensen
Pommeranii
The
Steamship Company
Westphalia
No Truth In Halifax Rescue Report
A Malta dated telegram from the captain of the British troop ship Orontes states there is no truth to the Halifax report that a boat crew from the ship was lost while attempting to rescue a man who fell overboard.
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London
Malta
Halifax
Will of Samuel Wood contested in New York trial
The Samuel Wood will provisions and a codicil creating a Samuel Wood Hospital were disputed by relatives. A compromise was reached, but the court ruling opened the decree for potential modification. The case moves to the Supreme Court for further construction on the 17th inst.
Massive fires erase multiple blocks in Macon Mississippi
MeBridsen Mississippi December 7 extensive blaze swept four blocks destroying the town business district. The Commercial Hotel and Hoibergs store ignited spreading to Klaus store and numerous shops with damages around 250000 pounds, insured about 100000. Other fires in Auburn Maine Providence New Jersey and Illinois damaged schools stores and barns with varied insured losses.
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Miss
Auburn
Iowa
Mebridsen
Hoiberg
Klau’s
Murphy’s Drug Store
Sun Office
Beacon Office
Jarnigan & Fant’s
Ferguson
Etheringe
Hamner & Selerck
Nolan & Calloway
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Marx
C. Hardson
Covett
R. W. Phillips
Howenstein
Patty & Gregg
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Old Masonic Hall
New Livery Stable
Hiram Fairbanks
Pleasant Street
J. EB. Tibbetts
Vanderbilt controls Eastern division of Chicago and Lake Huron
A Detroit report states Vanderbilt buys bonds of Albany Landholders who controlled the Chicago and Lake Huron Railroad Eastern division, enabling an outlet for Chicago and Northeastern from Lansing to Flint while thwarting Grand Trunk aims for a Chicago link. A separate note from St Louis reports ongoing consolidation talks among Chicago and Alton, St Louis Kansas City and Chicago railroads, potentially creating a 1500 mile network with Omaha as the final linkage.
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Cincinnati
Dir
Detroit
Vanderbilt
Chicago and Lake Huron
Albany
Chicago and Northeastern
Lansing
Flint
Grand Trunk
Chicago
Lake Huron
Canada Southern
Sarnia
St. Louiis
Chicago and Alton
St. Louis
Kansas City
Omaha
N. Y
Resignation of State Schools Superintendent Cortell
Notices include Hon W J Cortell resignation from State Superintendent of Schools. Other items report Bangor lumber surveyed in 1877 and 1878, apple shipments to Lewiston, deaths and disappearances across towns, and local events from Maine newspapers.
Keene Auction Sells Bank Stocks and Donations Details
At auction in Keene 21 shares of Ashuelot Bank stock sold for 122 59 each, 4 of Cheshire Bank at 136 exch, 6 of Rollstone Bank Boston at 156 50. Mrs Eliza Hills of Windham who died in May left estate gifts of 500 to New Hampshire Orphans Home, 500 to Seamen's Friend Society, 500 to Missions for Freedmen, 40 to American Bible Society, 1000 to Presbyterian Home Missionary Society. payments made by her daughter. Two day Teachers Institute session in Swanzey featured lectures and discussions, planning for a permanent organization.
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Ashuelot Bank
Cheshire Bank
Rollstone Bank
Boston
Eliza Hills
Windham
New Hampshire Orphans’ Home
Seamen’s Friend Society
Missions For
American Bible Society
Presbyterian Home Missionary Society
Teachers’ Institute
Swanzey
C. Richardson
G. I. Cutler
Vermont Items: suicides, bonds, and railways notes
In Vermont Alonzo Foss of Northfield died by his own hand after illness and despondency. Store and railroad bond activity includes Hastings property sale in bankruptcy with 32 for 100 shares Portland and Ogdensburg stock. Bennington Bar votes to censure Beebe for conduct. Burlington and Lamoille Railroad acting superintendent McGann allegedly hired a team and fled to Canada to escape swindling claims, leaving a note to his wife. Two men from Grand Isle missing after lumber trip. a hat found on Grand Isle bay raises fears. Grand Isle and Plattsburg incidents noted.
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Alonzo Foss
Northfield
Messrs Hastings
St. Johnsbury
Portland and Ogdensburg
Vermont
Ethan Allen
Seward Vantine
Plattsburg
Grand Isle
Bennington County
St John W. Beebe
Beebe
William McGann
Burlington and Lameille
J. Flannigan
Burlington
Canada
Church Denomination Dedication and Local News Briefs
The new Church of the Immaculate Conception in Worcester was dedicated Sunday. Abington shoe makers anticipate a busy winter season while Brockton shipments reached 808 cases. A pastor change occurred as Rev Z Holbrook was installed in Methuen. The Lowell feast of the Immaculate Dee saw special Catholic services. Weavers at Stockbridge returned to work after a wage cut strike. Mrs Timothy Toomey of Brockton suffered injuries after being struck by a freight train but is recovering well. A Plymouth hostler, Chester Colson, absconded with a horse and wagon from the Samoset House. A New Bedford painter, Francis Harrington, was stabbed in a confrontation with a tramp. the assailant was arrested. Miss Almira Williams’ body was found in Dracut’s Long Pond. death ruled not self-inflicted. A lady aboard stockholders day showed a life membership certificate in the American Bible Society for a free ride. Pratt Free School fund nears $30,000. eligibility for children within two and a half miles. Brockton selectmen plan to prosecute liquor-law violators after secret arrests. Fall River incident: Dennis Herlihy’s coal bucket accident injured his arm. Newburyport’s Peter Carr attacked Ocean House landlord Westcott with an ice cutter. police captured him and he faces trial.
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F. W. Adams
Stockbridge
Timothy Toomey
Brockton
Chester Colson
Samoset House
Plymouth
Francis H. W. Harrington
New Bedford
Almira E. Williams
Lowel
Long Pond
Dracut
Plymouth County Journal
American Bible Society
Pratt Free School
North Middleboro
Dennis Herlihy
Fall River
Peter Carr
Ocean House
Newburyport
James P. L. Westcott
Westcott
Drowning in Providence Pond During Rescue Attempt
Thomas Dillon, a boy, drowned in a Providence pond on Sunday while trying to rescue his brother who fell through the ice. The brother was revived. Edward Kimball and Rev. Mr Dickson of New York assisted at the First Presbyterian Church in Providence, raising $10,000 toward the church debt after long services.
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Thomas Dillon
Providence
Edward Kimball
Mr Dickson
New York
First Presbyterian Church
Headlines from Deep River to West Hartford and Norwich
Secrecr appears gathered at Deep River Jee Le Mrs Albina Bailey vanished from Chester and linked to a possible self harm case. Milton Falls Dr F Hall faces divorce fallout and a looming attempt to kill in his yard with a Lindgeon. Norwich beer sellers seek licenses after a pro licensing vote failure. Huech Flanagan and wife abused by James Gaggan and William Callahan after refusals. Rev C C Stearns returns from Turkey to West Hartford due to ill health. Burns and Angell sentenced to two years each after Middletown capture. Weathersfield forms Vigilance Association to curb horse theft and vandalism amid rising tramp depredations. David Shepard, 22, from Bridgeport in debt to a widow landlady. breach of promise suit looms after he balks at marriage.
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Albina Bailey
Chester
Milton Falls
F, Hall
Birmingham
Uesues
Norwich
Huech Flanagan
Lakeville
James Gaggan
William Callahan
Rev
C. C. Stearns
Turkey
American Board
West Hartford
John Burns
William T. Angell
Middletown
Weathersfield
David Shepard
Bridgeport
Rioters Strike Breathitt County Pressure Grows
Mount Sterling dispatch says unrest continues in Breathitt county with threats to Judge Ned Strong now camped on Reilley Creek under guard by sixty men. Capt Bill Strong with twenty men holds Middle Fork Kentucky river, John Aikman leads about twenty five on North Fork as heavy firing echoes. Rioters plan running Jackson. merchants move goods. orders go out for arms and ammunition.
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Mount Sterling
Breathitt County
Ned Strong
Reilley Creek
Bill Strong
Middle Fork
Kentucky River
John Aikman
North Fork
Jackson
Notable deaths in Augusta and beyond carried news across the era
Despatch lists multiple obituaries including Miss Louisa W. King founder of the Widows Home and animal cruelty society, actor John Simpson, Dr Richard P. Jenness killed by a streetcar, Capt Henry C. Davis ex-Dartmouth graduate and educator, Archibald O. Varnum former General Court representative, and others from Lynn New Bedford Taunton Poughkeepsie Chicago and Newark. The items note ages, careers, and notable roles.
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Louisa W. King
South
Widows’ Home
State Society For the Prevention of
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Bryant’s Minstrels
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Lynn
Saccarappa
Portland
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N. H
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Masonic Order
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Taunton
St. Thomas’s Church
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Meran
Prussia
Prince Adelbert
William L. H.N. Peters
Peters Manufacturing Company
Newark
N. J
William 8. Cobb
New Bedford
Mass
Gideon Allen
T. F. Eckert
Cincinnati
John Vassar
The
American Tract Society
Pouchkeepsie
N. Y
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Samuel Bacheller
Franklin Street
A. McLaughlin
Chicago
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William J. Hughes
New York
Canadian Insurance Company
Emeline Horton
Cleveland
Woman’s Medical College of
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Senor Rivero
Spanish Progressists
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Elks Elect Officers at Grand Lodge Session
The Grand Lodge of Elks met in Clarendon Hall New York with Grand Exalted Ruler 1878 Frank Girard presiding. Officers elected include George A. Maguire Philadelphia as Grand Exalted Ruler and C E Davis Chicago as Grand Leading Knight. The banquet followed with 150 guests seated.
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Grand Lodge of Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Clarendon Hall
Frank Girard
George A. Maguire
Philadelphia
C. E. Davis
Chicago
Charles 8. Maguire
Cincinnati
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Boston
Robert Martin
Charles T. White
George Hochmann
Grand Tyler
Tony Pastor
William H. Oneill
T. W. Kean
Samuel MacGilasson
Mining stock closing prices and dividend declared in California
San Francisco reports official closing prices for mining stocks with names such as Grand Prize Hale & Norcross Belcher and California Consol'd among others. The note also records California declaring a dividend of 31 today.
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Alpus
Alfa
My Hale & Norcross
Belcher
Julia Consolidated
Gest
Justice
Todte
Sly Nocthy
Caledonia
California
CHOAT
Consol
Virginia
Gould & Curry
Cailifornia
State Funding Board to meet over January interest
New Orleans report says the Funding Board at the State House will convene tomorrow to seek a final arrangement to enable the state to pay the January interest on consols. It is believed at least 200000 dollars in addition to the current interest fund will be needed.
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New Orleans
State House
Snow and sleet storm hits St Louis and Kansas City
A storm began last evening bringing snow and sleet to St Louis and surrounding rail lines extending west to Abilene Kansas. The system centered near Kansas City where ten inches of snow lay last night. Rain followed through the night as the storm intensified.
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St. Louis
Dre
Abilene
Kan
Kansas City
Hampton governor leg not to be amputated today
Corunna Indiana December 7 There is no truth in the report that Gov Hampton's leg would be amputated today He is getting along com fortably and rested well last night His condition has not changed during the past few days.
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Corunna
8. C
Gov. Hampton
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