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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1874

Page

2

Edinburghs Baby Fame Amid Feathers at Birth Visit Details

A lively report traces the Edinburghs baby birth spectacle with fuss and feathers, notes Empress of Russia visit details, and chronicles cremation arrangements for Lady Dilke. It covers the Merrigan Hammill murder trial and the alleged murderess story, plus a liquor seizure and the Oyster Bay case updates. Conspirator Cunz is noted in connection with the ongoing disclosures.

Lady Dilke Oyster Bay Cunz New York London Times Home Secretary St. James’s Park Saxe-Coburg Russia Charles Dilke England Paris Vienna Berlin Dresden Herr Siemens Merrigan Maggie Hamwill Brooklyn Maggie Miss Hammall Washington Albert Cunz Supreme Court of the District of Columbia Columbus Alexander Blatchford Jackson Jarvis Stanus

Trial of Kullman Concludes With 14 Year Sentence

Berlin October 30. The Kullman trial resumes as Dr Reinecke testifies that Kullman shows limited free will due to inherited moral weakness. He is found guilty and sentenced to fourteen years in the House of Correction plus ten years civil rights supervision and police surveillance. Count Von Arnim’s trial will begin within two weeks.

Hayes Harrington Riddle Baltimore Johns Hopkins Congressional Record Globe Rivers & Bailey Texas Boulds Baker Baker New York Episcopal Convention Leeds Maryland Board of Missions Protestant Episcopal Meade Connecticut Committee On House of Bishops House of Deputies Committee On Conference Perry Samuel B. Raggies General Convention Jonn T. Orrick Pennsylvania China Yeas Neys Berlin Kullman Reinecke Kallman Kuliman House of Correction

The Montenegrin Massacre Telegraphed to Constantinople

The Prince of Montenegro sent a telegraphic despatch to the Russian Ambassador in Constantinople requesting an international inquiry into the recent conflict between Christians and Turks. The Grand Vizier promised justice and the diplomatic body would monitor events.

Vienna Prince Montenegro Constantinople

Reinforcements for the Army of the North Reach Logrono

The government has acceded to Gen. Laserna's demand for reinforcements for the Army of the North. He has returned to Logrono and will resume command of that army.

Mapdreid Laserna Logrono

Prof Tyndall Address Denounced by Catholic Episcopate

In Dubin on Oct 30 Cardinal Cullen and the entire Catholic Episcopate issued pastoral letters denouncing Prof Tyndall's Belfast address before the British Association as a revival of paganism.

Tyndall Dubin Cardinal Cullen Prof Belfast British Association

Suppression of Protestant schools in Syria ordered

A London Times despatch says the Syrian governor has been ordered to suppress all Protestant schools in his province. Telegrams from London, Liverpool and Paris update financial and commodity markets, including bullion movements, cotton sales, and grain prices, amid broader trading activity in late October.

London London Times Syria Financiali Ana Commercial U. S Erie Bank of England Paris Liverpool Orleans California Manchester Beerboom Mark Lane

Argentine Insurrection Surges as Two Venezuelan Provinces Rebel

Dispatches from Buenos Ayres report the Argentine Congress declaring the republic in a state of siege and funding measures to crush the insurrection. Officials suspected of rebel sympathy are replaced, newspapers shut, and editorials exiled. Gen. Mitre resigns from Montevideo command amid arrest rumors. The Argentine president vows to mobilize 20,000 troops. In Venezuela, Caro and Barcelona provinces rise against President Guzman Blanco.

Venezuela Lisson Buenos Ayres Congress of the

Political turmoil and arrests shadow Louisiana election day

New Orleans officials deny a Kellogg murder plot while Attorney General plans grand jury indictments against Gen. Longstreet and H. C. Dibble over embezzled funds. Militia orders urge peace as White Leagues remain wary. In New Iberia arrests of eight men are reported with mass bond pledges and protests over commissioner Riddell’s handling.

New Orleans State Central Committee Kellogg Longstreet H. C. Dibble McEnery New Iberia Saint Martin’s Parish P. V. Huval Eng. Durio Chas. Hebert Edgar Hebert Z. T. Fournet Dorcour Dugas Benj. Bertrand Nicholas Garborino Saint Martin’s E. A. Riddell Riddell Gary and Agricole Greveraberg Iberia Parish Grevemberg Gay

Medill gains control of Chicago Tribune in stock move

Hon. Joseph Medill announces he has secured a controlling interest in the Tribune by purchasing most of the stock from White and keeping a minor portion. Alfred Cowles remains to run the business department as Medill pledges to steer the paper as a Republican voice while retaining critique of major actions. Medill reportedly paid $500,000 for sixty shares of the original 200 shares at $1,000 each.

Joseph Marshon Peter Andre Troy Aew McGovern Andre the Tribune Swn Aaron Genouz Murkman The Tribune Chicago Evening Journal Tonight Joseph Medill Chicago Tribune Medill Whch Ofice Europe White Alfred Cowles Lusinees Republican Party Tribune Company

Forest fires sweep Ohio Indiana and Kentucky villages

A broad forest fire report from Ohio Indiana and Kentucky describes vast fires from Denison to Columbus and beyond with flames threatening tracks bridges and villages. Fires near Newark Geneva and Morrow scorch hundreds of acres while water shortages hinder containment. Fire teams battle blazes along rail corridors and in towns including Hartford City Union City Greenville and Kenton with widespread timber losses and no reported fatalities.

Ohio Indiana Trentucky Coon Nati Cincinnati Denison Columbus Morrow Peer Frazersburg Newark Geneva Hartford City Ind Fort Wayne Dayton Union City Greenville Dodson Oxford Logan Crestline New Lexington Cambridge Kenton Ronton Bellefontane Delaware Rushville Russell Bainbridge Bournesville Rose County Gazette Cleveland, Sandusky and Cincinnati Kenton Forest Bellefontaine Urbana Newcastle Pittsburg Baden Ohio River Connellsville Nevada San Francisco Belcher Fie Bunbury Pennsylvania

The Third Term Letter From Grant

Cincinnati dispatch reports Grant’s 1872 response to third term rumors. The Gazette prints a private May 1872 letter to Grant and his reply, showing his stance on first and second terms and debunking any belief he sought a third term.

Cincinnati Grant

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