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Boston Post

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Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

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Jul 24, 1882

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Baltimore Sets Example With Toy Pistol Ban

Baltimore prohibits manufacture and sale of toy pistols. The city reports fewer deaths from toy playthings this year versus nationwide, while recounting a year with many fatalities after the Fourth of July. A crude editorial and political snippets follow, including remarks on protectionism and a joke about libel suits.

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Egypt's Revolt and English Intervention in Egypt

London July 23 The Observer prints a proclamation by the khedive dismissing Arabi Pasha and urging Egyptians to aid the English. Reports say Port Said water supply cut, Nile canal level drops, and British troops preparing actions. Alexandria refugees grow, and arsons and massacres alleged. The News from Alexandria July 23 recounts the khedive seeking Arabi's report, Bittern reconnaissance, and rising anarchy.

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London the Observer Egypt Mahmouddish Alex Port Said Alexandria Seymour Khedive Arabi Pasha Constantinople Malabar Cairo Hibeih Gardens Star of the Water Works Arabi Dervish Pasha Dervishh Suez Rosetta Aboukir Bulgaria Bittern Kafr el Dwar Arab! Pasha Kafr Ki Dwar France England Caro Dulcigne Daily Telegraph Alison Rosetta Gate Ragheb Bey Pan Islamic Committee Ragheb Cherif Pasha Port Sara Tantahi
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End of strike at Cleveland rolling mills and Rochester labor talks

A six man union committee met with Cleveland Rolling Mills president Chisholm to seek return to work after May 8 strike. Management refused to recognize the union, requiring signed pledges, and urged workers to reapply as individuals. Mills have run satisfactorily. returning strikers face entry at bottom rung and reduced wages. In Rochester, Employers' Protective Association and Knights of Labor ended four days of secret talks without agreement amid threats of general lockout.

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Cleveland Cleveland Rolling Mills Chisholm Muiutis Jarrett Rochester N. Y Employers’ Protective Association Knights of Labor
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Onset Bay Grove Camp Meeting Attracts Summer Visitors

Sand With summer crowds gather at the Spiritualist Onset Bay grove in Wareham Plymouth County near Buzzards Bay. A daily steamer to New Bedford will run to the grove. warm bathing waters and new cottages attract families from Yarmouth and nearby towns. The Osterville Christian camp meeting in Barnstable is scheduled for August.

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Sandwich Mass Onset Bay Grove Wareham County of Plymouth Gnset Bay Buzzard’s Bay Grove New Bedford Yarmouth Camp Ground Yarmouthsport Fixannis Boston Onset Grove Osterville Barnstable
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Emmanuel Memorial Church Opens in Manchester Mass

The Episcopal Memorial church in Manchester known as Emmanuel opened for divine worship for the first time. Built of English cement the gothic structure is 53 feet long and 26 feet wide with seating for 200 and four memorial windows including an Annunciation in the chancel. Services today were led by Rev. George I. Converse and Rev. Duncan McCullok with the clergy to conduct until mid September and a consecration likely in early September.

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Manchester Mass Episcopal Memorial Church The Emmanuel Russell Sturgis Beverly Gloucester George I. Converse St. John’s Church Boston Duncan McCullok Maryland Concord Ralph Waldo Emerson Summer School of Philosophy Emerson President McCosh Princeton College Talbot Robert 8. Rantoul Channing Whitaker Bisbee Julius H. Ward G. W. Howison Rose Hawthorne Lathrop Elzabeth P. Peabody Julia Ward Howe R. A. Hojland F. B. Sanborn Bartel A. Bronson Alcott Lon Joel Benton George W. Cooke William P. Harris John Albee Martha J. P. Lowe Mr. Sanborn Alexander Wilder Ednad D. Cheney Mr. Emerson Mr. Jance United States Medical College Alw York City
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Drowning Death of Uloston Gentleman at Cotuitport

Correspondent reports C. H. Hamelin from Uloston and his family stayed at the Santoit house in Cotuitport. While swimming between boats he disappeared, was rescued briefly, but a hemorrhage indicated an artery rupture during resuscitation efforts. He died at age 40, leaving a family.

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Mr. Emerson Sandwich Mass Uloston C. HH Hamelin Santoit Cotuitport
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Attempt to burn Seattle thwarted by vigilance council

A Portland despatch reports an attempted arson on Friday night in Seattle Washington staged by a Payne ally and his gang. The vigilance committee named 20 leading roughs to depart by daylight or face action. The ringleader Payne is in custody as the town clears out.

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San Francisco Cal Portland Oregon Seattle W.T Payne
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Milwaukee boxer John Donaldson challenges all rivals

Milwaukee July 23 John Donaldson issues a $5000 a side challenge to any man in America except John L Sullivan or Tug Wilson to fight within 500 miles of Milwaukee within six weeks of signing. Donaldson says he endured Sullivan’s sledge hammer blows longer than any man and enjoys strong backing from Milwaukee sportsmen.

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Milwaukee Wis John Donaldson America John L. Sullivan Tug Wilson John N. Donaldson Donaldson Sullivan
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Drowning at Lewiston and Other River Tragedies

A 15 year old, John Driscoll, drowned after drifting beyond his depth on a river log at Lewiston. body recovered by a diver. Thomas Tripp of Littleton killed near Danforth on the European and North American railway track Friday night while intoxicated. A man found on the Boston and Maine track near Camp Ground station, unconscious with head and body injuries, identified as David Welsh of Biddeford. beaten to lay near the track to avoid suspicion. Maine papers recount two youth heroism cases, including 5 year old son of Capt Edward Small rescuing a 7 year old girl, and 10 year old Richard Brown aiding a 9 year old near exhaustion.

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John Driscoll Lewiston Thomas Tripp Littleton Danforth Puety of Gentlemen Orchard Beach Boston and Maine Camp Ground Station David Welsh Biddefora Roughbsap Maine Youngers Edward Small Machiasport Richard Brown Winterport Szed J. F. Hutchings John Hurley Marginal Street Boston Robinson Division 5 Leona Clifton Gertie Andrews Dover Street Patrick Kelly Winship Street Brighton Pew Seminary Boston Ironworks James Owens Tyler Street Joseph Huston North Beacon Street Timothy Crowley Kneeland Street City Hospital Henry B. Aiken Liverpool Street East Boston North Ferry Eph Halls Station 8 Hymen Greinstein North Margin Street North Margin Salem Streets Patrick Day Eighth Street South Boston Patrick Mc‘loughlin Concord Street Webster’s Bakery Shawmut Avenue Knox Central Office Annie J. Gibbons Mary J. Riley South Street Mary Doherty Endicott Street Harrington & Co Butler & Co Tremont Street Independence United States Commissioner’s Court Andrew J. Coffin Coffin D. A. Doherty First Division Eastern Railroad Eighth Division Point of Pines Mary Campbell North Street Otto Paris Mary Regan Paris Street Campbell John B. Dailey John W. Todd Gloucester Charles Hibler James Reed Bernard Killian Regent Court Roxbury Patrick Eagan Quincy Killian
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Skeletons Found At Keene Indian Burial Knob

Three human skeletons were unearthed on a knoll near the Ashuelot river in Keene, believed ancient Indian burial remains. The skulls and other bones will be preserved by the Keene Natural History Society. Cap R B Bradford of the U S Navy was detached from the naval board of inspection and ordered to the Tennessee. A Plymouth to Franklin telephone link reported yesterday routes via Ashland Meredith Laconia and other points.

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Plymouth Ashland Meredith Laconia Franklin Portsmouth R. B. Bradford United States Navy Naval Board of Aspection United States Tennessee Asbuelot Keene Keene Natural History Society Tucson A. T Globe City Sysby Rye County Pleasant Valley Tewkesberry Frever Waham Wild Rye County Dan Ming Fantascotia Phenix Fonta Basin Lysby’s Place Tewksberry’s Church Medley Hazelton Coon Creek Salt River
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Injuries Reported At Factory Sites In Local Area

Charles Kimball was seriously injured at a West Randolph furniture factory when struck in the side by a stick. Doctors fear the wound may prove fatal. George Bagby, a St. Johnsbury scale works employee, suffered severe burns at a foundry after spilling hot iron into his boot while carrying a load.

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Charles Kimball West Randolph George Bagby St. Johnsbury
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Multiple Local Deaths and Crimes Bleeding Through Towns

A string of deaths and incidents across towns includes John Munroe of Climton dying from lockjaw after a toy pistol wound, drownings in Mill river and the Connecticut river, a 13 year old killed by a cousin's accidental shooting, and a 30 year old man dying after a 25 foot fall in Holyoke canal. Burglary cases, a hailstorm damage spree, unlicensed saloon raids, a large funeral in North Easton, and a rattlesnake slain during a geology excursion are noted. A German peddler was killed by a train at Haverhill, Orlando Wetherbee found dead after likely falling from a freight train, and a Marlboro boy dies after alleged abusive punishment at Pleasant Street school. Authorities debate causation versus punishment in the school case.

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John Munroe Climton Bishop Hendricken Fall River Albert George Tucker Mill River Northampton Graves Connecticut Hatfield James J. Donovan George P. Burt & Co Leaver Taunton Kimball Af Oakes Ames North Easton William Cahaflin William M. Davis Harvard College Connecticut Valley Bears’ Hole West Springfield Jacobsen Boston and Maire Haverhill Merrimac Portland Orlando Wetherbee Fitchburg North Leminster Wetherbee 15Th Massachusetts Regiment Fitchburg Road Silas Wetherbee Ashburnham Felix Yebo Pleasant Street Marlboro Jackman
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Pay Up Or Go Threat of Voluntary Political Assessments

Washington dispatch reports government clerks routinely paying 2 percent of salaries under pressure from collectors linked to the congressional committee. Officials recount Arthur era threats and expulsions for nonpayment, with many clerks paying to protect their positions while opponents fear removal by Democrats. The piece also notes fire and accident updates from Boston and Saginaw with local losses and insured damages.

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Washington Republican National Congressional Thiegerveman Jay Hubbell Congressional Committee Arthur New York Custom House Rutherford Bristow Treasury Department Jere Rust Tess Col Baker Ratherford Colbaugh Treasury Malien Sherman Malier New Orleans Slupter
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Dillon urges MPs to block repression bill in Commons

London July 23 John Dillon denounced the crime repression act at Mallow stating that sixty honest MPs backing Mr Parnell could render the bill inoperative. He warned that for each arrest under the act the house would lose two days and pledged to mobilize opposition to the land corporation once the details are understood.

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E F. Hall Boston F. 8. Hartshorne Tremont House Chery Cape Henry C. Barnabee Pemberton Tom Kuril Hemlock Lake London John Dillon Mallow Parnell House of Commons Land Corporation
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