George Eliot Allegedly Re-Marries Sparks Media Debate
Louis Jennings reports from London to the New York World that George Eliot has married again, countering claims it was the original Madame Lewes. He mocks critical reactions from the Spectator and notes Eliot, at about 61, choosing her own path in this era.
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George Eliot
Madame Lewes
Louis Jennings
George
Mr. Jennings
London
New York
The
Spectator
Cross
Long Pennsylvania Ore Case Sealed by Supreme Court
The famous 27 year dispute over iron ore from Lebanon county finally ends in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. A furnace company sought ore under a century old deed reservation by Peter Grubb. Advances increased ore demand, producing costly litigation and the departure of several aging lawyers.
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Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Lebanon County
Peter Grubb
Neal Dow Accuses Republicans of Using Prohibition for Votes
Neal Dow told Joshua Nye that the Republican party acts as guardian of illegal grog shops. He claims Maine Republicans use prohibition as a tool, enforcing law only when convenient and targeting rum sellers before elections to gain votes in Portland.
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Neal Dow
Joshua Nye
Maine
Portland
Senate passes Nebraska boundary and Gettysburg survey bills
The U S Senate approved measures extending Nebraska’s northern boundary and completing a Gettysburg battlefield survey with data compilation. Senator Morgan urged the Morgan joint rule for counting electoral votes during a three hour speech. In the House, minor bills passed amid filibuster threats over public buildings funding.
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United States
Senate
Nebraska
Gettysburg
Morgan
House
Opponents Gird for Chicago Convention Control
In Washington on May 23 opponents of Grant express confidence in organizing the Chicago Convention. They expect to elect the permanent officers and place a president on the committee on permanent organization who will likely oppose the unit rule. Senator Hoar of Massachusetts is mentioned as a probable anti Grant president candidate.
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Boston Post
Washington
Grant
Committee On Permanent Organization
Hoar
Massachusetts
Negro National Republican Committee
Chicago
Bruce
Cook County
New York Herald
Denver
Colorado
Routt
Senator Davis Outlines Views on Union Strength and Reform
New York May 23 Senator Davis of Illinois replies to O H Browning on public questions. He calls for constitutional fidelity equal rights and equal protection to end discord. Warns against strong central government threats to home rule and a self perpetuating presidency. He urges reform of civil service subsidies curbing corporate influence and a fair tariff with reduced public debt and clean elections. The Washington letter is dated May 14.
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New York
O. H. Browning
Secretary of the Interior
Senator Davis
Illinois
Browning
Davis
Republic
Washington, D. C
Declared Crime Against Liberty in Illinois Convention Row
Springfield delegates dispute Grant support amid a packed convention. Logan Garcelon labeled political burglars as anti Grant districts prepare separate delegations. Chicago Inter Ocean notes bold rule defiance and calls protest to Chicago Convention. Grant supporters in Chicago predict continued backing and effort to defeat Lillimnon foe.
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Springfield
Illinois
Logan
Internal Revenue
Grant
Cook County
Cook
Gen
Chicago
Garcelon
New York
the Tribune
Inter-Ocean
Gen. Grant
Lillmnon
Office Murders Boldly Violating the Order of the President
Washington dispatch to the Boston Herald reports widespread civil service violations during delegate elections to the Chicago Convention. Key figures include Internal Revenue Commissioner Baum presiding over Illinois, pressuring subordinates to back Gen Grant, with Alabama giving solid support due to such machinations. Secretary Sherman notes an Southern states official unlawfully appointed aides for Grant, who were dismissed after discovery.
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Washington
Boston Herald
Chicago
Union
Gen Grant
Baum
Internal Revenue
Illinois
Gen. Grant
Alabama
Sherman
Grant
Harmonizing Their Differences in Democratic City Fight
Philadelphia measures to unite Democratic factions begin with an initiatory step. A July 8 meeting will outline plans for reorganization as politics across the party contends with Grant and Blaine influences and possible convention split implications.
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Philadelphia
Democratic Party
Philadelphia and Reading railroad turmoil Hits coal trade
Officials vow normal operations with a temporary receivership possible. Gowen or Edwin M. Lewis may head the rescue. Reading stock tumbles then recovers. coal prices show mixed movement as creditors seek stability and a full liability statement is expected by Monday.
Elopement At Mount Cuba Involving Mill Owner's Daughter
In Mount Cuba near Wilmington on Wednesday night a daughter of mill owner James Wilson eloped with Joseph Leaf a poor worker from the mill. They aimed for Baltimore to marry. Wilsons pursued and fired at them but missed. the couple was captured and taken home amid social interest and no suspicion of impropriety.
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Wilmington
Del
Mount Cuba
James Wilson
Joseph Leaf
Wilson
Miss Wilson
Preparations for Potomac Rowing Match Between Hanlan and Riley
The Hanlan Riley race on the Potomac is nearly set for next Wednesday afternoon between 5 and 6. The purse reaches 3000 dollars with over 1800 paid and about 500 more to be raised for expenses. David Ward of Toronto will judge Hanlan and Captain F W Jones will judge Riley. Hanlan resumed practice Friday afternoon while Riley continues daily training and expresses confidence in a hot race from start to finish. Hanlan plans a Boston visit before the Seckonk races after accepting the challenge, drawing support from friends there.
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Washington
Hanlan-Riley
Potomac
David Ward
Toronto
Hanian
F. W. Jones
Potomac Club
Riley
Hanlan
Hienlan
Boston
Hub
Directors Approve 99 Year Lease of Railroad Line
At a Missouri Kansas and Texas Extension Company stockholders meeting in Denison Texas a resolution authorized directors to lease the line to the Missouri Pacific Railroad for ninety nine years. In McAllister Indian Territory Bill Passiey was killed in a duel with his brother Budd Passiey over an old grudge. Bill a prominent coal mine investor.
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Denison
Texas
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Extension Company
Missouri Pacific Railroad
McAllister
Indian Territory
Bill
Budd Passiey
Peltz Cleared of Adultery Allegations
After an exhaustive examination in JaMreTOWN New York the Rev Dr Peltz is found innocent of adultery accusations. The investigation committees and the church urge him to refrain from preaching until rumors subside and he is fully restored.
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Jamretown
N. Y
Peltz
Parliamentary filibuster blocks House public buildings bills
The House faced a filibuster over public buildings reports with over forty projects across twenty-two states. Members refused to vote to break a quorum, delaying adjournment and risking defeat of the Sundry Civil bill and other measures. Speaker Randall's absence adds to the uncertainty as Carlisle acts as pro tem.
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Boston Post
Washington
Public Buildings Committee
House
Appropriations Committee
Friends of Public Buildings
Chicago
Randall
John G. Carlisle
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Ways and Means Committee
Anonymous Minnesota ex-Congressman to testify before Finley committee
Ex-Congressman William S. King of Minnesota will appear before the Finley investigating committee to deny writing the anonymous letter. Donnelly plans to cross examine King, and King says he will “make it hot” for Donnelly. The case involves alleged plots by Donnelly and Finley to misdirect blame onto King and damage Springer.
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Washington
William 8. King
Minnesota
Finley
Ignatius Donnelly
Donnelly
King
Donmelly
Mr. Updegraff
Iowa
Henry B. Finley
Mr. Springer
Messrs
Springer
Murdered German wife and jealous husband in New York tenement
New York on May 23 reports Mrs Johanna Briemann a 25 year old German wife found murdered in her East Sixteenth Street room. A letter from husband claimed he killed her for infidelity. The crime scene showed a cut throat, rifled trunk, and bloodstained clothing. husband’s whereabouts after the vigil remain unknown. Neighbors doubt the infidelity claim.
Nationwide fires burn dozens of buildings and homes
A late May blaze in Edenburgh Clarion County Pa destroyed seventy buildings including the Post Office and bank leaving over 106 families homeless. Other fires struck Paterson N J Stockton Me Parkhill Ont and New York state with multiple losses and no injuries reported.
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Pittsburg
United States
Edenburgh
Clarion County
Railroad Street
Main Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Clarion County Bank
Brown’s Hotel
United States Hotel
United Pipe Line
Church
Nicaragua Canal Contract Reported by Star and Herald
The Star and Herald cites a pact between A. G. Menocal for an American firm and Nicaragua to build a canal through Nicaraguan territory awaiting Congress approval. Details remain private but described as liberal and more explicit than the Wyse Salgar agreement. Porvenir links the effort to Hayes Grant Ammen and Menocal amid nationwide Nicaraguan enthusiasm.
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Panama
South America
The
Star and Herald
A. G. Menocal
Nicaragua
Nicaraguan
Legislative Congress
Wyse Salgar
Porvenir
New American Company
President Hayes
Gen. Grant
Admiral Ammen
Menocal
Secret coal companies meeting approves three day week plan
In New York on May 23 a secret gathering of coal firms sanctioned a program to curtail work to three days weekly. They released company by company balances showing Jersey Central $750,000 ahead, Delaware Lackawanna and Western $600,000 ahead, and Delaware and Hudson Canal $550,000 ahead. A follow up meeting was set for the next Wednesday as managers said there is no immediate panic.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad and
Coal and Iron Companies
Gowen
Edwin M. Lewis
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Third Street
James B. Young and Co
Rutter, Newhall and Co
GC. H. Jordan and Co
Reading
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Messrs
Henry Lewis
Reading Company
New York
Philadelphia and Reading Company
Bank of America
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Jay Gould
Moses Taylor
Keading
RuapinGc
the Eagle
Reading Iron Works
J. Penn Brooks
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
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Reading Railroad Company
Ublil
Supreme Court
Donohue
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
Francis S. Lathrop
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Jiune
Jersey Central
Delaware, Lackawanna and
Beaconsfield Denies Speech Attribution in Times Letter
Lord Beaconsfield protests a Times report of a speech said to have been his at a Conservative meeting on the 19th. He asserts no words were spoken by him and urges a public disclaimer. Other items note Franco‑Russian and papal questions, elections, strikes, and unrest across Europe and Spain.
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the Times
Lord Beaconsfield
Russia
China
de St. Petersburg
Kuldja
Pope
Bismarck
Rome
Jacobini
Curia
Prussia
Cologne
Impeachment Case of Mayor Kalloch Heads to Court
In San Francisco on May 22, the impeachment case against Mayor Kalloch is slated for Monday in Superior Court. The defense files affidavits demurring to the complaint citing lack of jurisdiction and insufficiency of facts, and requests a Kane hearing on the public interests and legal questions involved.
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San Francisco
Cal
Kalloch
Superior Court
Kane
Board of Delegates
Body of Eaton Identified After Steep Brook Find
The body of William B. Eaton was recognized by friends from clothing and letters found with him near Steep Brook. A Roxbury man will arrive to claim the remains, and police theories suggest foul play due to a missing watch and pocket book. Letters date from January 1 to 10, mostly about poultry business, with one from a fiancée near Rahway New Jersey.
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Faw River
Mass
William B. Eaton
Steep Brook
Boston
C. L. Smith
Roxbury
Rahway
N. J
Colum bus Ga Flood Trains Wrecked Nine Miles East
From Friday morning to Saturday 5 A M Col umbus area received 9.92 inches of rain with 8.12 inches in ten hours. Railroads are broken, no trains moving. A through freight from Macon to Montgomery struck Schatulga Creek nine miles east, killing engineer John T. Wade fireman Joe Schaffer and wood passers Charles Taylor and Joseph T. Brown. The engine and eleven cars wrecked, Girard Creek bridge washed away, lowlands submerged, crops damaged and replanting likely. River rose fifteen feet in two hours.
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CoLtumsBus
Macon
Montgomery
Schatulga Creek
John T. Wade
Joe Schaffer
Charles Taylor
Joseph T. Brown
Girard Creek
Body of Hoolakan boy found after harbor drowning
The Hoolakan boy, drowned with Mackin when their boat capsized in the harbor, washed ashore on Prudence Island and buried in Fatt River. A coroner's inquest on the island found no foul play, though the circumstances were unclear. Mackin's body was recovered nearby a day earlier.
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Fatt River
Mass
Mackin
Prudence Island
Mackin Boy
Cuban action yields four Spanish officers captured near Santi Spiritus
The Herald reports that Gen. Carrillo and Col. Sanchez led a victory in Cuba last week near Santi Spiritus. They overpowered Spanish forces, taking four officers as prisoners along with other war material. Prisoners were treated with kindness.
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New York
the Herald
Cuba
Carrillo
Brogden's Sentence Commuted to Life Imprisonment
Baltimore May 23 Gov Hamilton commutes the sentence of Frank Brogden colored to life imprisonment for the murder of his mistress.
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Baltimore
Hamilton
Frank Brogden
Foote Governor of Mississippi and Confederate Leader Dies
FON Henry Stuart Foote former U S mint superintendent at New Orleans dies at his Nashville home May 19. Born September 26 1800 Fauquier County Va he held Senate seat 1847 62 chaired Foreign Relations then Governor of Mississippi 1852 opposed secession later served in Confederate Congress and returned to law practice. Also notes death of William Hallowes Muller aged 79 English crystallographer and mineralogist.
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United States Mint
New Orleans
Nashville
Tenn
Fauquier County
Washington College
Lexington
Alabama
Tuacumbia
Jackson, Miss
United States
Sorate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Foote
Mississippi
Jefferson Davis
Gor. Foote
California
Mississipi
Vickeburg
Grst
Knoxvrille
Gov. Foote
Confederate Congress
Washington City
Texas
William Hallowes Muller
Menglish
St. John’s College, Cambridge
Dr. Whewell
Royal Society
Tragedy in Somerville Park Targets Local Boy
In Somerville Park a 14 year old boy, Walter Smith, was found dead from a pistol wound near Mystic avenue. Police arrested 18 year old Charles Williams as a suspect amid questions of motive and possible self harm by Williams.
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Walter Smith
Somerville Park
Charlen Williams
Smith
Maritime Passenger Arrivals and Departures Across Cities
A compact list of ships arriving and departing in late May across Boston New York London Antwerp Belfast Liverpool Montreal Rotterdam Havre and other ports. Vessels include Parthia Liverpool from Liverpool Aleppo from Liver pool and Cosmos from the Mediterranean among many others with routes to Antwerp Havre Venice New York and Philadelphia.
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Boston
Massachussetts
Liverpool
Parthia
Aleppo
Malta
Pierremont
West Hartleepool
Eng
New York
Cosmo
Mediterranean
Vaderland
Antwerp
Etna
St. Johnes
P. R
Bengal
London
Canada
Bergenland
York
Belfast
Strathairly
St. Albans
Lake Finnepeg
Montreal
Scilly
Rotterdam
Havre
Gibraltar
Viola
Enice
Lord Clive
Philadelphia
Hecla
Baltimore
Mery Ancing
Bona
Rhein
Kremen
New Orleans
Algiers
City of Chester
Hadji
St. Thomas
Bieia
Rio Janeeiro
Hathersage
Middlesborough
Egypt
Standard
Cardiff
Warrior
Pernambuco
Devonian
State of Mevada
Glasgow
Muriel
Bermuda
Crescent City
Aspinwall
Indiana
Queenstown
City of Montreal
Creekhaven
Ohio
Philadelhia
Frisia
Moville
Phoenician
Schiedam
Vast Chinese Embassy Arrives at Magallan Overloads Hotels
A Mexico special reports the Chinese embassy to Mexico reached Magallan in large numbers, filling the town's hotels. The steamer Gaelic departed San Francisco for Hong Kong via Yokohama carrying treasure including $297,000 in silver bars and vast sums in Mexican dollars and gold.
Lightning claims Jericho man in Vermont tragedy
E. W. Humphrey of Jericho Vermont was struck and killed by lightning on Thursday. A 4 year old son of Samuel Landry of East Douglas Massachusetts drowned in a mill pond on Thursday. Joseph McFarland junior of Hartford Connecticut died by his own hand Saturday amid financial troubles. Burglars stole jewelry from John Baxendale's house in Brockton Massachusetts Friday night. William Mara of Manchester New Hampshire, 42, died of heart disease Friday. In Portland Maine Saturday Fred Bouchant and Charles Rooney of Boston received sixty day sentences for larceny. The Netter house in Newfield Maine was struck by lightning Thursday. Mr and Mrs Netter injured and two horses killed. Henry J Gunn, parricide sentenced to life, attempted suicide in Plymouth Massachusetts Saturday but will recover. Mrs Clark Whitney of Westminster Vermont likely fatally injured by runaway team near Bellows Falls Saturday night. Christopher Hart of West Springfield Boston and Albany brakeman died Friday near Palmer Massachusetts after being struck by a train. Lyman Legge postmaster Millville Massachusetts bonds set for embezzlement trial. $430 80 short in money order accounts. A dead body found on Seen Brookshore Saturday brought to Fall River Massachusetts. not identified. Letters addressed to D B Eaton found with the body.
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Jericho
Samuel Landry
East Douglass
Mass
Joseph McFarland, Jr
Hartford
Portland
Fred Bouchant
Charles Rooney
Boston
Joseph Netter
Newfield
Plymouth
Clark Whitney
Westminster
Bellows Falls
Christopher Hart
West Springfield
Boston and Albany
Palmer
Lyman Legge
Millville
Fall River
D. B. Eaton
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