French spend in Tunis and Ohio election forecasts
Reports estimate French expenditure in Tunis near 13 million with heavy future costs from occupation. Ohio election outlook appears uncertain with no clear voter enthusiasm and possible 20k to 30k margins. A long running New Hampshire suit ends due to parties' funds depletion. Also critique of a Tribune claim against Hayes and a penny edition of Scott novels abridged by Miss Braddon.
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Tunis
Maxwells
Scott
Miss Braddon
Descent into Journalistic Indecency by Kelly Organ
A Sunday edition article accuses John Keily of moral laxity as the paper attacks ex-governor Tilden over his niece’s marriage. The piece, claimed to be written by a guest at the wedding invited by the ex-governor, is described as a flagrant invasion of privacy and disgraceful in tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keily
Tilden
Mr. Tilden
Kelly
Ex-Gav Dingley elected in Maine's 2nd district
Yesterday ex-Gav Dingley won the unexpired term in Maine's 2nd district filling for William P. Frye. The Democratic effort to unite behind Gilbert the Greenback nominee failed, showing the Greenback vote as small and suggesting Reed's continued candidacy would have doubled Gilbert's tally.
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Gav
Dingley
Maine
William P. Frye
Gilbert
Reed
Monarchy, Morality and Maine in a Boston View
A historical Boston piece discusses government as a vital force and probes how legislation shapes population and morality. It cites James Savage on population growth before and after the Massachusetts convention, contrasts Maine and Massachusetts prohibitory trends, then lightly covers King Kalakaua’s Pacific voyage and travels. The tone blends political commentary with satire about royal travel and colonial-era governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
James Savage
Parsons
Massachusetts
Maine
Commonwealth
East
Blaine
President Garfield Improving at Long Branch Health Station
Sept. 12 reports say the president shows steady improvement under surgeons care with pulse and temperature falling modestly and no fever. Doctors note lung inflammation easing and parotid infection nearly resolved while cautioning against relapse or abscess. Cabinet members travel to New York and the White Mountains as further recovery continues under vigilant medical supervision.
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Long Brraxcu
MacVeagh
Kirkwood
New York
White Mountains
Bliss
Agnew
Saide
Lowell
London
Blaine
Long Branch
Boynton
Messrs
Swaim
Rockwell
Col
Garfield
Hamilton
Hunt
Reform Aims to End Absenteeism of Territorial Officials
Secretary Kirkwood moves to curb absenteeism by eastern governors in western territories. Fremont of Arizona and Odway of Dakota have been away for weeks, prompting actions to prevent eastern politicians from securing territorial sinecures. Also reports on a postmaster’s letter, grand jury actions, and various government personnel moves.
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Boston Post
Washington
Kirkwood
Fremont
Arizona
Odway
Dakota
John McGill
Sapilec County
Mich
Post Office Department
Lia Humphrey
Marlets
Argyle
Elmer
Humphrey
Rev Dr Thomas Delivers Brief Address Amid Suspension
In Chicago on September 12 the People's church crowded for Rev Dr Thomas. He announced suspension from ministerial duties and said he would wait for the October general conference before resuming duties. He urged patience and promised to return after the conference. Rev Dr Miller led the sermon and devotional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thomas
Chicago
People’s Church
Dr. Miller
Thomas
Damaging Testimony Rises in Malley Boys Trial
In New Haven the Malley trial sees Samuel Mattoon testifying about Aug 4 events at a drug store on Chapel Street with Jennie Cramer and Blanche Douglass. John Hubbell and Charles Rawlings corroborate sightings while Walter Malley presses suspects. courtroom tension rises over identifications and timelines as the case stalls until Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malley
New Haven
Conn
Samuel T. Mattoon
Jennie Cramer
Blanche Douglass
Jennie
Blanche
John Hubbell
H.J. Sperry
Bollman
John B. Hubbell
Academy Street
Chapel
Elliott House
Mr. Sperry
Chapel Street
Charles Rawiings
Redecke’s
Lee
Douchiss
Cramer
Porter House
Walter Malley
Jemmie Cramer
Welter Malley
Walter
James
Douglass
Sawyer Fox
Mr. Fox
Fox
James Marley
Miss Douglass
Guiteau Murder Trial Jurisdiction If Garfield Dies
Washington discusses whether Guiteau can be tried for murder if President Garfield dies after injuries. Legal precedent from Virginia Mississippi New Jersey and the District of Columbia shows jurisdiction hinges on where the mortal blow was struck and where death occurs. The common law remains law in this district today.
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Guiteau
Garfield
Washington
Elberon
The
Star
Long Branch
District of Columbia
Virginia
Lenton
Court of Appeals
Ohio
Mississippi
Stoughton
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Carter
New York
New Jersey
Old Circuit Court
Bladen
Maryland
Drunken Rowdies Riot in Williams Town Mass
In Williams town Massachusetts a large drunken gang roamed South Williamstown on Saturday night. Painters Michael Welch Abner Ingraham and Samuel Hicks joined John Bradley and W H Clifton in a riot that attacked Cassius Phillips residence with a rail. Officers captured several rioters including Eber Richmond Frank Peck Welch and Bradley. The case was heard by Justice Buikiey with continued examination for a week as others fled.
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Noratu Adams
Mass
South Williamstown
Michael Welch
Abner Ingraham
Samuel Hicks
F. Mills
John Bradley
W.h.clifton
Cassius Phillips
Phillips
Eber Richmond
Frank Peck
Justice Buikiey
Williamstown
Welch
Oarsmen at Toronto race closes with Courtney set to accept Trickett challenge
Final heat in single sculls at Toronto on September 12 saw Ross win, Conley second, Courtney third, Hamm fourth, and Ten Euck fifth. Lee did not start. Consolation race won by Trickett with Gaudan second and Hosmer third. Morris-Lee beat Halifax fours by three feet for second and third. Time to turning buoys Sm 505.5. race time 20m 9143. Worcester votes to field a baseball nine next year as directors resign briefly. In New York yesterday, Chicago nine defeated Metropolitan five to four. Athletics beat Detroits two to one.
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Toronto
Ross
Conley
Courtney
Hamm
Ten Euck
Lee
Trickett
Gaudan
Hosmer
Morris Lee
New York
Chicagos
Metropolitans
Philadelphia
Athletics
Detroits
J.F. Pratt
Greenfield
Williams College
Geo. H. Briggs
Williamstown
Groveland
Merrimac River
D. H. Andrews
Boston
Concord
James A. McQuilkin
Cambridge
Wheeler
Acton
Williams College Baseball Association
Gurley
Smith
Holmes
Euel
Crowell
Wilcox
Nelson
Safford
Talcott
James F. Mathews
Westboro
Gegen
Thomas Fitzgerald
Rockland
John W. Carney
Bay State
Plymouth Street
Abington
Carney
Fitzgerald
Fall River
Buck Arms Company
Chicopee
Ames Manufacturing Company
Ames Sword Company
Stevenson
Sherry
Wellington Cook’s
River Street
North Adams
Charles Saunders
Wellington Cook
Committee On
Lowell
Merrimac
Lawrence
Tilden Street
Aiken Street
Fail River
Somerset
Common Council
Fires Hit Several Towns Across Ontario and New York
Fire incidents reported in Charlestown New York bush fires in northern Ontario Washington province burn vast tracts with significant timber losses. Corfu New York forest fires drive residents from homes while Springfield Massachusetts barn burned by suspected arson. Barn loss totals around four thousand with two thousand insured.
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Toronto
Ont
Ontario
Owen Sound
Parry Sound
Gravenhurst
Otterville
Stratford
Eden Mills
Burton
Zurich
Pa Sound
Corfu
N. Y
Springfield
Mass
C. J. Kittredge
Hinsdale
Cotton classers accept terms. weighers shift roles in New Orleans
In New Orleans on September 12, cotton classers reportedly accepted factors terms and began work while many weighers deserted their unions for former posts. Most strikers stayed firm. No major trouble occurred aside from women and children stoning a few drivers and a police officer being shot on Chippewa Street by an unknown assailant.
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New Orleans
Chippewa Street
Prof Hing's First Failure in Balloon Flight
In St Paul Minnesota on September 12 Prof King's balloon Great Northwest rose sluggishly after inflating with hydrogen. With no wind and overweight by seven persons including five journalists and 500 pounds of baggage it hovered for a half hour then settled between the bluffs near Fort Snelling.
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St. Paul, Minn
King
Great Northwest
Fort Snelling
Train Collision Wrecks Engine at Granite Station
A collision today at Granite station on the Richmond and Danville line wrecked one engine and damaged another. Both engineers were badly hurt while no passengers suffered serious injuries.
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Richmond
Granite Station
Richmond and
Danville
Stock losses hit by recent norther at Fort Supply
At Fort Supply Arkansas, a severe norther last week froze many cattle with heavy losses. A herd of 600 was reduced by the cold, and another norther struck the area again Saturday, creating further concern for local ranchers.
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Little Rock
Ark
Fort Supply
IL. T
Forest fires extinguished in Milford after heavy rain
Very heavy rain fell last night for several hours extinguishing all fires in Milford area. In Porter township large fires are still raging, delaying efforts to contain them.
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Milford
Porter Township
Mason's Act Against Guiteau Reveals Army Anger Seething
Washington dispatch details Sergt Mason's statement of reasons for shooting Guiteau at the jail. Military officers fear public harm to the army’s honor while civil authorities weigh surrender to DC officials for trial. Mason cites fatigue of guarding the assassin and says he planned to kill Guiteau after loading a forty five caliber rifle.
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Washington, D. C
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Sergt. Mason
Guiteau
Guileau
Mason
Teo
Washington
Sergt
War Department
Meson
Virginia
Ayres
Second Artillery
Guitean
Ruggles
District of Columbia
Arsenal
Macon
Teather
Guiean
Atty
Corkbill
Jonathan G. Bigelow
Texas
Gny
Mason-Sidell
Steamer Columbia Wrecks on Lake Michigan
The steamer Columbia en route from Chicago to Collingwood Canada sank after grain cargo shifted in a gale. Most passengers escaped by small boats but heavy seas swamped them. Names listed include Capt. Malcolmson, engineers Miffin and Crosby, and several others. Bodies and survivors identified. insurance details and ownership noted. Additional reports describe disasters on Lake Erie and sinking of the Regina near Cove Island.
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Chicago
Columbia
Collingwood
Can
Lake Michigan
Capt
Malcolmson
Robert Mountain
William Crosby
N. Y
J. B. Hobbs & Co
J B. Puirgrieve
Hamilton
Ont
Vhenix Company
Wells Street
Lake Erie
David Dows
Point Au Pelee
Owen Sound
Regina
Goderich
Cove Island
William Foster
Ames Tripp
William Lawrence
John Oakes
Port Huron
North Conway Etchings Special Correspondence at the Boston Post
North Conway notes report a lecture week events on Russia by Miss Selma Berg and praise for Mrs. E Jennie Harwood Boston figures Hon R B Train and George B Neal visit Kearsarge Intervale house hosts Rev Winslow Parker preach at Episcopal church Rev Mills substitute pastor Rev Storrs guest and Rev Dr Storrs praised Sunday revival by Rev Whittier with Gen xxiv 49 reference and Luigi Monti lecture on Victor Emmanuel VIDETTE
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Boston Post
Kearsarge Hows
Selma Berg
Russia
E. Jennie Harwood
Boston
Storrs
D. D
Charlestown
Bellevue
Intervale House
Wiliam C. Winslow
H. A. Parker
Episcopal Church
Parker
St. Luke
J. B. Allen
Trinity Church
John Binney
Episcopal Theological School
Middletown
Conn
C. P. Mills
Newburyport
Congregational Church
Dr. Storrs
E. A. Whittier
Lawrence
The
Baptist Church
Messrs. Norcross
Pay
Mr. Whittier
Luigi Monti
Victor Emmanuel
Gaelic steamer delays sails amid penalties and arrests
Judge Blatchford sustains secretary’s right to remit penalties after ruling against the company for excess passengers. Gaelic to sail from San Francisco on the 20th instead of the 17th. Mail for China and Japan closes in the city at 3 AM on the 5th. Ex-Alderman Harry Jones, brother-in-law of ex Secretary Stuart, arrested for abetting Stuart in peculations. bail set at 15000 by Judge Gulbert, posted by ex Sheriff Daggett. Mayor Grace orders police to suppress pool selling at horse races here.
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Gating
Blatchford
District Court
Fostmaster Pearson
San Francisco
China
Japan
Gaehc
Harry 0. Jones
Stuart
Gulbert
Daggett
Grace
Dingley Wins Second Maine District Vote by Over Four Thousand
In Lewiston on September 12, ex Gov. Dingley Republican captured the congressional seat to fill the Frye vacancy by more than 4000 votes amid Democratic abstention or third-party support for Greenback. Raw town returns show Dingley tally well ahead in Androscoggin and Bath and Auburn, with scattered results across eight major towns and several counties.
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Dingley
Lewiston
Representave
Congress
Frye
Gilbert
Eustis
Democratic Committee
Jis
Androscoggin
Bath
Auburn
Scattering
Davis
Plaisted
Scat
G. Rumfotg
West Bath
Porier
Auram
Woolwich
Buckfield
Canton
Paris
Norway
Anmover
Ceee
Hanovets
Cosererenceee
MALOD
Cece Cesses
New England News A Lebanon man dies after carriage accident
Last Wednesday Joseph Goodwin of Lebanon was thrown from a carriage in North Berwick and died Saturday from injuries. Portland rejoices over a reduced tax rate this year with 2350 on 1900 instead of 2550 last year, the lowest since 1864. By selling its Portland and Rochester railroad interest the city began paying off debt about a year ago and has improved finances.
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Joseph Goodwin
Lebanon
North Berwick
Portland
Portland and
Rochester
L. M. Gould
Hyde Park
Malden
William O’ Neil
Wakefield
Linden Street
Somerville
Somerville Avenue
Robert Cain
Elizabeth Meagher
Patrick Meagher
Robert C. Lawrence
Maldon
Rockland Avenue
Dedham
Young Men’s Christian Association
Klemoo’s Block
Arthur Backus
Reunion of the Twelfth New Hampshire Volunteers at Wolfboro
The Twelfth New Hampshire volunteers plan a reunion at Wolfboro on the 271st. The state national guard first brigade camps for four days this morning. Regiments arrived over the weekend with the third in camp Monday afternoon. Exeter Academy opens with 183 students, ninety-two newcomers. New Hampshire leads with 51 students in attendance from various states. the Chinese have withdrawn.
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New Hampshire
Wolfboro
State National Guard
Philos Exeter Academy
Massachusetts
New York
Maine
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Connecticut
Vermont
California
New Jersey
Illinois
Delaware
Texas
Indiana
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Alabama
Louisiana
Iowa
Tennessee
Wisconsin
Missouri
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
District of Columbia
Defaulter Waite Taken Back to House of Correction
Vermont report notes Waite failing to testify before Brattleboro commissioners leading to continued hearing after the county fall term in Newfane. Separately the 31st Vermont State Agricultural Exhibition and Wool Growers Association opens at Prospect Park Montpelier with strong stock and machinery entries, promising fast races and trotting if weather holds.
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Waite
Brattleboro
House of Correction
Newfane
Vermont State Agricultural Society
Woo)-Growers’ Association
Prospect Park
Montpelier
Vermont
Judd family picnic set at Lamb's Grove in Holyoke
Read through a roundup of local events and incidents. The Judd family plans their annual picnic at Lamb's Grove near Mount Nonotuck in Holyoke on Wednesday.
Michigan Fires Leave Thousands Destitute in Michigan Relief Effort Urged
Port Huron and surrounding counties report over 1 500 homeless families lacking food clothing and shelter after devastating fires. Appeal to the American public for aid grows as relief efforts mobilize with steamers and trains loaded with supplies. Donations pour in from New York while local churches plan collections.
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DeEthroft
Michigan
Perry
Erie
Port Huron
Mich
Huron
Sanilac
E. C Carleton
William Hartroff
John P. Sanborn
Charles A. Ward
Omer D. Conger
Charles B. Peck
Peter B. Sanborn
Boston
Boston Young Mens’ Christian Union
Boylston Street
H. Baldwin
Otis Noteross
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton
Probate court admits wills and appoints executors in Plymouth
In Plymouth probate court today, wills were admitted to probate for several individuals including William Prior Amantha Prior and Franklin Ames executors. administrations granted on Martha Soule Charles Swett and many others. guardians appointed for Elvira Thomas Jeannette EB Grace Earl Ephraim Morton Ernest and Sadie Morton Judson Small Elizabeth Mitchell and others. leave to sell real estate granted for Thayer Walier Fogg Madan. trustees named under multiple wills.
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Plymouth
Mass
William Prior
South Duxbury
Amantha Prior
Franklin Ames
Brockton
Martha K. Ames
Benjamin Barstow
Hanover
Francis G. Hersey
Pembroke
Benjamin B
Herbert Torrey
Ann Maria Weston
Lydia Weston
Gideon Perkins
Deborah W. Perkins
Hannah Hathaway
Wareham
Mathias E. Hathaway
Martha Soule
Middleboro
Charles D. Swett
Charles H.stoddard
Francis Stoddard
Michael McMathus
Kingston
Joseph
Beal
Bethiel Shaw
Joseph B. Shaw
Stella A
Margaret Weatherbee
Scituate
Frank P. Weatherbee
John Cook
East Bridgewater
James F. Cook
Benjamin M. White
E. S. Whitmarsh
Leonora Harlow
Rufus K. Harlow
Z. N. Whitmarsh
Samuel B. Thayer
Abington
Silas Waller
Lydia J. Walier
Ebenezer F. Fogg
Marcina Webb
Seitnate
Martha F. Madan
Elihu Madan
Elvira A. Thomas
Jeannette Eb, Thomas
Joseph A. Stevens
Boston
Grace Earl
Ephraim Morton
Ernest and
Sadie S. Morton
Judson Small
Marshfield
Leonard G
George L. Ewell
Robert J. Mitchell
Elizabeth K. Mitchell
Margaret Steimlle
John George Steidle
John R. Briggs
Deborah C. Briggs
South Scituste
Singular celestial band lights up skies across two states
In Hanover and Utica observers reported a rare celestial phenomenon a broad reddish yellow band stretched across the heavens from west to east with a sharp northern boundary and later drifted southward. Northward auroral features appeared as faint lights while white cloudlike segments moved toward the west before fading.
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Hanover
N. H
C. F. Emerson
Dartmouth College
Utica
N. Y
Prescott militia forms scouts with Indian corps movement
Citizens organize a Prescott militia company with 25 Hulapa as scouts and 50 Indian scouts under Lieut Galwood moving with Col Price toward Cibicuw. 50 Sharps carbines with 100,000 rounds ordered to Forts McDowell Bowie Grant Lowell Wilcox station for sale to citizens.
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Tucson
A. T
Prescott
Col. Price
Cibicuw
Lieut
Galwood
Cfpr
Tupper
Apache
McDowell
Bowie
Grant
Lowell
Wilcox
California rider wins twenty mile world race in St Paul
The world championship twenty mile race finished in St Paul with Miss Cook of California defeating Mrs. Robinson of London after Mrs. Robinson fainted near the fourth mile. Cook led for two miles and was declared the winner.
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St. Pau
Minn
Miss Cook
California
Mrs. Robinson
London
Sterling & Co Fails in Tallow Ware and Nails Trade
New York reporters say Sterling and Co commission dealers in tallow ware and nails have failed with liabilities around 100000 dollars. The firm acted as agents for Pocasset Ironworks of Pocasset Massachusetts.
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New York
Sterling & Co
Grm
Pocasset
Mass
Democratic State Committee sets Worcester convention October 5
The Democratic State Committee met at the Revere house with Col. Jonas H. French presiding. It fixed the basis of representation for the Worcester convention and authorized arrangements, naming a five member resolutions committee for Garfield sympathy and noting no action on a convention president.
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Democratic State Committee
Revere House
Jonas H. French
M. M. Cunniff
Boston
Mechanics’ Ball
Worcester
George W. Gill
Hancock
A. C. Drinkwater
Braintree
Ofice
John H. Gulligan
Taunton
C. F. Hansov
Massachusetts
James A. Garfield
Garfield
Josiah G. Abbott
N. Dyer, Jr
J. W. Coveney
Bay State House
Notable Society and Diplomatic Moves Across Regions
Miss Maude Howe visits California as Rev J J Woolley resigns in Pawtucket. Politicians, diplomats, and scholars travel, marry, or donate to colleges from Hart ford to Newport and Newburyport. Notables include Ismail Pacha at Vichy, Miss Harrison party in Chicago, and Palmer's Hudson River estate.
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Legation
Vendome
John Randolph Tucker
Virginia
Harrester Deacon
Boston
Ida Deacon
Newport
Minnie Phillips
G. W. Fields
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
B. B. Killikeller
Chapel of the Evangelists
Europe
Juedge Knowlton
Pennton
Fannie Rice
Lowell
New York
Robert M. Cushing
Church
Cummings
Gidden Curtis Gold, Jr
Lynch
Paris
H. G. Guild
Amesbury
J. W. Hogg
Navy Department
Jesse E. Dow
Hogg
John H. Oates
United States Sloop of War
Licomeroga
Shufell
E. B. Washburne
Livermore
Maine
Marie Washburne
Nellie Strickland
Bangor
Ismail Pacha
Egypt
Vichy
Napoleon LI
G. W. Cumnock
Pacific Mills
Lawrence
Horicon Mills
Schuyterville
N. Y
A. G. Cumnock
Boott Cotton Mills
Thomas G. Kent
Milford
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Joan S. Brayton
Fall River
Lina Harrison
Harrison
Louisville
Lisbon
Portugal
Woodman
E. B. Perry
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
William de Bodisco
Imperial Russian Guard
Yokohama
Alicia Josephine Savage
San Francisco
von Eisenbecker
D. M. Greene
Troy
Merrimac House
Newburyport
Greene i3
State of New York
Guys. Tilden and Robinson
Troy Water Works
Kens‘salaer Polytechnnic Institute
Stuart
Elijah Ward
Mackay Smith
St. Thomas’s Church
Gen. Ward
Washington
Nathaniel 8. Berry
Concord
N.H
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Northampton
Smith College
J. P. Clark
Carlton College
Rushiloppin
Eleanor Cushing
P. Todd
Astronomical Observatory
Ellen A. Wellman
Germany
Schleswig Holstein
Esmarch
Kiel
Esmareh
London
Madame Esmareh
George W. Wales
Erastus Corning
George Bancroft
Fairman Rogers
John Walter
M. P
Adair
Benjamin H. Bristow
Bristow
Col
West Bank
the Hudson
Appledale
Palmer
John S. Hopkins
John C. Green
Princeton
Ezra Cornell
H. W. Sage
Cornell University
Lafayette College
Anne Pardee
Western Reserve College
Amasa Stone
Valeria G. Stone
E Pough
Harvard
Southern Educational Fund
George Peabody
Yale
Washington College
Kenyon
Ohio
Joseph E. Sheffield
Amherst College
Samuel Williston
Nathaniel Thayer
Nathan Matthews
Harvard University
Agassiz
Museum
Cambridge
New England
Seaboard States
Revolt in Egypt and Japan China war news from Berne
Foreign news reports explain the revolt in Egypt and the humble position of the hhedive. Great Britain sees heavy emigration while distant war erupts between China and Japan. A Canton Glarus landslip near Elm village kills two hundred people and destroys thirty houses.
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Great Britain
China
Japan
Berne
Elm
Canton
Glarus
Surprise and Humiliation of the Khedive Riot in Cairo over ministerial dismissal
London dispatch details Cairo unrest triggered by Riaz Pasha moving the fourth regiment to Alexandria. A demand for a constitution and troop increases led to a palace standoff with the khedive and British adviser Colvin. The regiments threatened to march on the Abdin palace, while Colvin and Cookson urged restraint. The khedive agreed to dismiss the ministry under compulsion, with other demands referred to Constantinople.
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Cairo
Times
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Alexandria
Achmet el Ourabi
Khedive
Daoud Pasha
Abdin Palace
Riza Pasha
Egypt
England
Colvin
Mr. Colvin
Cookson
New York
the Herald
Carro
Joe
Araby Bey
The
France
Turkey
Cherif Pasha
Eoglisti
Land Act fair trial urged amid Irish political moves
The Carlow branch of the land league backs a fair trial for the land act. Detentions in Galway jail extend for three months as land commissioners prepare act provisions by October. Parnell travels to North Wales for consultations on resolutions for the national convention. Meath MP seat eyed for Sir Gavan Duffy. Cork delegates oppose the act as a just settlement, seeking landlord abolition. Also Cork reports a violent assault on the Mahoney brothers by armed, disguised men amid trade jealousy.
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Parnell
London
Carlow
The
Land League
National Land League
Harrington
Kerry Sentinel
Triste
Mullingar
Brady
Ballinamare
Galway
Land Commissioners
Duvlin
North Wales
Dillon
Egan
Gavan Duffy
A.M. Sullivan
Meath
Times
Cork
Mahoney
Pear Knocknagre
Mahoneys
Loom stoppage and wider unrest ripple across districts
Preston correspondent reports spindles and looms halted by strikes affecting Hawkins mills with 45 000 spindles and 1 000 looms idle out of 2 100 000 total. China Japan tensions rise over Loo Choo sovereignty. arms, fleets, and coast defences are being reinforced amid possible conflict. Typhoons and earthquakes strike China and Manila. emigration to the United States grows. cholera cases appear in Aden. Berlin conservatives push anti emigration laws. Italian budget hints at surplus. Orientalists meet in Berlin. Lorillard’s Passaic sours in St Leger trial. troops sail to Tunis.
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Preston
Hawkins
China
Japan
England
Goletta
the Times
Zaghoune
Araby
Simpson
Austria
William
Danuzh
Germany
Liverpool
United States
British North America
Loo Choo Islands
Manila
New Zealand
Port Philip
Calcutta Tea Syndicate
Amenca
Aden
Berlin
International Congress of Orientalists
Lorillard
Passaic
Toulon
Tunis
Marblehead Goodwin custody case stems from desertion
In Salem Judge Choate granted Mrs Emma Goodwin custody of the child after a probate hearing on her petition for separate maintenance. The husband’s conflicting testimony about desertion and household goods was presented. He was ordered to pay $75 down and eight dollars weekly, with potential for a larger allowance later. The audience in Marblehead reacted with sympathy for Mrs Goodwin as the decision was announced.
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Marblehead
Goodwin
Emma Goodwin
Joseph G. Goodwin
Salem
Choate
3. B. Ives, Jr
Messrs
Porter and
Gove
Knott V. Martin
Capt. Martin
Abbott Library
Charles H. Litebman
Lyceum Hall
Charles Coyle
Brighton
R. P. Stack
Waltham
Charles Fogg
Foge
American Water Tool Company
Manchester
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Raum
Windom
B. F. Hurlburt
Knox
Chicago “Heretic
North Point
Baltimore
Association of the Defenders of
Old Guard
Druid Hill Park
F. P. Stevens
Newport, R
Selfridge
G. Caldwell
Naval Court
Caldwell
Sporiiing Matlers
Marshall Place
Hing
Marshall
Arch Whitmore
Henry M. Holzworth
Cleveland, C
S. Jaughs
Gotham
Bridgeport Steam Boat Company
Temi Dings
Political News
NEW England News
New Nampshire
Hhode Island
Michael Quinn
Wm. H. Weeden
Berkeley
Itis
Weeden
Weedens
Shore Line
Olneyville
Ccpt
John F. Kimberly
J. H. Brown
Malleys
Ty Pisoners
George W. Geer
United States Inspector of Customs
Norwich
Mount Garfield
Franconia
Sept. L
James G. Blaine
Horace N. Fisher
Haystack Mountain
Mount Nna
Wuarnuciu
Department OF State
Horace N. Fisuer
Stk. J
Francovia
White Mountain Range
Fratconia
Sam
Michigan Fire Relief Committee
Aie
Wu. H. Baldwin
Boston Young Men's Christian Union
George T. Angeli
Gephas BK. Crane
First Baptist Clearch
Crane
God
Atwood
Brmfield Street
Lewis B. Bates
Dr. Cummings
Buckham
Cornelius O’leary
Givernnau
John Feley
New York Herald
John Russell Young
Bliss and
St. Paul
St. Louis
Glendale
Armours
Cook’s Pasture
Charles Merriam
James W. Cook
Bernard Donnelly
Kansas City
Bers
Foreign News
Houghton and
Frank Meaney
Oscar Adams
Parker H. Foster & Co
Oliver Street
Messrs. Foster & Co’s
Meaney
Adams
Broad Street
Andrew Jackson
Alger Street
Jackson
Thomas O. H. P. Burnham
School Street
Boston Theatre
Thomas E. Halleck
Halleck
Alhambra
South
Tim Hach
Agate
Fisk
A. P. Moore
Devens
Wallack
Hat Theatre
Keene Ve. Kimball
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
Newton
Crry Council
Newton Council
Chandler Place
Cate
W.E. Worthins
D. N. Andrews
Boston Bridge Company
Munichat Court
John Daley
Congress Street
Peter Gagnon
Osgood
Murphy
Gagnon
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Canada
Paine Memorial Hall
W. F. Hines
Denver
E. V. Bolles
J. M. Raymond
Bolles
F. W. Arnold
Columbus
E. V. Dobbs
Terre Haute
Ind
Stevens
Massachusetts Division of Locomotive Engineers
J. A
Atchison, Kan
Order
M. Stevens
Arnold
Raymond
New Era Bell
Urider
City Hall
Monadnock Street
Dorchester
Dudley
Bird Street
Curtis Street
West Roxbury
Boylston
Wyman Street
Danforth Street
Bill Street
Hancocke
Ware Street
Otis Street
Cambridge Street
Hill Avenue
Mansfiela Street
Gre
East Boston
Personal Liberty League of
Marion and
Havre Streets
P. B. Wynne
E. &. Houghton
P. E. Mulvey
Arthur Kenney
Adinance
K. H. Houghton
E. M. Cox
Jobn Twomey
Broadway Bridge
Sixth Division
Cole
City Hospital
Lewan Dwwo
U.S.A
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