Solon Chase Rally Over Funds Sparks Nationwide Protests
Solon Chase campaigns for more money as followers echo his calls. The figure tally shows $520,000,000 in gold and silver, $860,000,000 in legal tenders, and $364,000,000 in national bank notes. The amounts are framed as sufficient to address concerns.
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Exports by City Highlight New Orleans Lead for April
The Bureau of Statistics reports New Orleans exports at about 11.2 million in April, well ahead of Boston 6.2 million Baltimore 4.5 million Philadelphia 3.1 million and San Francisco 3.3 million. New Orleans April exports exceed one third of New York's. Congressman Richardson of New York predicts a gloomy GOP outlook with the next Assembly likely to hold about 50 Republicans.
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Enemies of Garfield Stir Talk Over Bond Draft
A published tale claims General Garfield, then a House member, received a 12500 draft for aiding the release of bonded imported goods tainted by irregularities. The draft allegedly moved via ex Senator Pomeroy to a newspaper contact, with Cockrel and Conkling cited among those briefed. The rumor has provoked curiosity amid suspicions.
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Ireland in Dublin Faces Coercion Crisis and Eviction Tensions
A Dublin dispatch reports week of unrest as police are demoralized by hostilities from civilians and landlords. two regiments of guards reinforce in Dublin while evictions rise, a farmer Dempsey shot dead in Galway, and Justice delays under the Coercion Act.
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Local Misfortunes and Agency Actions Reported
A 16 year old Daniel Carey burned by naphtha in Ligonia likely fatally. John C. Holmes of Oxford drowns in Thompson Pond outlet. A Parkman youth, about 18, missing near Dexter Pond and believed drowned. Maine Press Assoc. excursion set for Farmington August 1 with travel to Rangely, return via Grand Trunk. Dr Beatty of Vanceboro injured on hand car near McAdam Junction likely facing amputation. Herbert Height of Fairfield, state constable, arrest for unlicensed liquor sales after complaints of misconduct.
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Three Summer Trotting Races Announced At Chicago Meeting
Chicago Driving Park unveils three purses for summer trotting led by Maud S. and St Julien trotting horses and Sorrel Dan pacer in a 2:14 bar race. Other events include a $1,000 double team mile, and $1,000 for fastest two mile heat under 4:48. Union Yachting Regatta opens today with a large South Boston entry list promising lively races.
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Mining Board Receipts Rise Across New York Mines
New York on May 28 reports bullion receipts from various mines totaling 43 618 dollars with weekly bullion receipts at 248 045 dollars and weekly mining stock sales at 1 119 617 shares. The mining boards adjourned until Tuesday morning due to the legal holiday.
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Death from Lockjaw in Charlestown Youth
Fred Duncklee aged 13 of Peart Street Charlestown District died after contracting lockjaw from a powder charge in a toy pistol given about a week earlier. He suffered severely and died Sunday following onset Saturday.
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