Cattle Prices Fall as Plains Cattle Arrives
Western plains cattle move in as experts forecast beef price declines. Another duel is reported in Virginia. The article warns southern readers of hot weather dangers and suggests actions to keep people safe.
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Record plantings rise across six states prompt higher returns
Reports from Ohio Indiana Kentucky Tennessee West Virginia and Illinois show larger corn acreage planted this year than ever before and a higher average return is assured.
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Tennessee
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Curtis Denies Donation Report To Hubbell Blackmail Group
George William Curtis denies the claim he sent a contribution to Hubbell's blackmailing committee. The statement rejects the report and asserts his stance as an inconsistent reformer, while the writer expresses relief at not believing Curtis to be a born idiot.
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Liquor Licenses Granted in New York City Report
For the year ending April 30, 9,075 places received licenses in New York City, with license receipts totaling 510,411 dollars. The number of licensed drinking places nears 10,000, while the count of unlicensed venues is unknown.
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New York
Miln Announces New Life As Tragedian And Editor
Retired Chicago preacher George C Miln says he will begin a career as a tragedian and devote leisure time to editorial work next autumn. The speaker predicts Miln will fail in both chosen professions.
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George C. Miln
Chicago
Queen Victoria Bouquet Rumor Refuted by Official Claim
The article states that a popular tale claiming Queen Victoria refused a bouquet from a Monte Carlo gambling house is contradicted by Sir Henry Ponsonby who says no bouquet was ever sent. The piece labels the story as an example of sensational romance disproved by truth.
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Brazil's 1881 Balance Sheet Shows Deficit Reduced
The fiscal year ending June 30 1881 reports a deficit of 4 348 723 on revenue 63 669 677. Past deficits averaged 20 million while a decade ago revenues and expenditures balanced. Emancipation fund and drought relief drive costs. army 6 690 000 navy 5 300 000 civil list 30 000 000. Revenue includes 33 500 000 customs and 21 000 000 internal taxes.
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Arabi Rise and British Rule in Egypt Debate
The Philadelphia Times argues about Arabi Pasha and British policy in Egypt, weighing the impact of Arabi’s potential success against England’s governance. It questions whether an Egyptian uprising would yield benefits for the world and emphasizes fair play without prejudice in judging Egypt’s future.
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The Whiskey Investigation and Windoms Senate Report
Mr Windom plans to present to the Senate a report from the special committee on the whiskey bill charges before adjournment. He may convene the committee again late this week for further discussion. Secretary Chandler notes Engineer Melville’s Siberia to Tomsk return home via St Petersburg.
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Fire alarms and blazes sweep multiple Boston areas
In Boston the 10:54 P M alarm from box 253 reported a blaze in a four story brick building at 472 Blue Hill Avenue corner Marston Avenue Grove Hall known as Britten's Brock. A defective flue in a Siegrise occupied room caused the fire. Estimated damage to structure and contents about 150 dollars. A separate small fire at 91 West Fourth Street South Boston started by children with matches was put out without alarm with clothing damage of 25 dollars. A Beverly woodshed on Prospect Street burned. incendiary origin suspected. Other telegraph briefs cite a Cumberland Hill barn and outbuildings loss about 6900 dollars, Springwell suburb stores and homes burned loss 20000 dollars, and Markdale elevators in Ontario burned loss 20060 dollars.
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Plague, Quarantine, and Diggings Reported Along Alaska Route
The S L Mactick arrived from Sitka as the Wachuset left Sitka June 17 and headed for Wrangel with surgeons but no medicine for the sick. Russians and Creoles suffer amid destitution from a blend of scarlet fever and measles while quarantine and missing brandy hinder relief. Indignation grows over Commander Pearson for not leaving a medical officer at Sitka. Diggings near Beaman reported and a surge of miners arrived on the season.
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Rhode Island Land Leaguers Hold Mass Meeting at Rocky Point
Providence July 26 Rhode Island land leaguers and neighbors gathered at Rocky Point for a mass meeting with 6000 to 10000 attendees. James Chianaghan presided as resolutions mourned Miss Fanny Parnell. Addresses were given by Prof J T Brophy and William Redmond with letters read from notable figures.
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Said at Republican Conference in Washington Logan’s West Power Move
Special despatch reports John Logan advancing a Westward power plan via naval bill debate. Logan endures pain while rallying support and hinting at a 1884 presidential bid as patronage and Illinois machine politics loom large.
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Poland Nominated by Vermont Republicans at Second District Convention
In Montpelier the Vermont second district convention selected Luke Poland of St. Johnsbury as the party’s nominee after ballots showing Poland leading over W. W. Grout and others. The convention pledged support for Poland and the state resolutions were reaffirmed. In Portsmouth James M. Sise won the Republican caucus for mayor over Col. William H. Sise. Virginia Republicans declined a state convention and named Key J. M. Dawson for congressman at large.
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Heat Affects Mystic Park Meeting Races And Results
July events at Mystic Park featured a small crowd due to heat. Races included the 2:32 class with a five-heat finish, plus the 2:33 class where Dampie narrowly beat Lika in the final heat and the mare later showed strong pace. Reports from Cleveland and New Port also note racing and yacht squadron movements.
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Blaine and Arthur in a Politics of Blame and Decline
Special correspondence notes Blaine’s South American policy as a public misfire harming his reputation while Arthur steadies a cautious, party driven presidency. Blaine’s arrogance and missteps are contrasted with Arthur’s pragmatic, partisan leadership, with persistent questions about whether either man embodies statesmanship.
Second Annual Excursion of the New England Grocers’ Association
The New England Retail Grocers' Association held its second annual excursion on Wednesday aboard the steamer Harlem from Foster's wharf at 10 20 P M. About 500 boarded the ship with 150 to 200 taking trains later for a dinner at Port of Pines. Delegations hailed from Chelsea Cambridge Dedham Wakefield Melrose Maiden Medford Stoughton Taunton Easton Hyde Park Natick Wellesley Reading Pawtucket Be verly and others. Prominent attendees included A J Lovell PG Porter Ox Uk Cobb Howard W Spurr and Stan ton I Hanson A J Favens John E Welsh W B Mendum E S Johnson D L Richardson David Watson L W Jones A C Dou se Benjamin Johnson J A McCready C Burgess Wheaton S B Pratt George H Stearns President Ray H R Eastman Peter Barker N W Edson.
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Army worm damage near Augusta cuts barley in six acres
Army worm has appeared at Augusta surrounding a six acre barley field. They have cut from one half to two thirds of the grain heads and are moving in a northwesterly direction as they continue the destruction.
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Universalist conversion to be held at Plymouth in fall
The annual state Universalist conversion will be held at Plymouth the last of September and first of October. City Solicitor Wallace Hackett of Portsmouth discusses patent and engine valve issues while a state board report tallies city taxes and property values, noting undervaluation and proposed corrections.
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War in Egypt Aims to Surprise British Outposts and Arab Pasha News
Despatches from Alexandria report Arabi Pasha’s popularity among ulemas and locals while Turkish and German observers weigh intervention. A 600-man assault on British lines failed as the 85th Regiment opened fire. a 250-strong rifle force later surrounded Cormuss and seized carts for loot.
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