Parisian marriage laws and American opinions on a French throne
The writer notes that a widowed Countess would block a France based marriage without consent and that any foreign ceremony would affect inheritance. In Paris a young American would likely be a mistress, and while Second Empire flirtations existed, they have dwindled. The piece questions American votes on Prince Napoleon’s throne and laments indifference to Republican principles among some Americans in Paris.
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France
Paris
Napoleon
United States
Cotton crop declines with heavy August rains and drought patterns
Department of Agriculture reports a sharp August drop in cotton condition from September 1 readings. Mississippi Alabama and Texas show the steepest declines due to rains overabundance in the former, drought in the latter, with rust and shed squares widespread. Alabama worst hit by insects. overall corn outlook improves. Ohio River states see gains from timely rains. Some areas report violent storms and clinch-bug issues but national crop promises remain high.
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Department of Agriculture
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
North Atlantic States
South Atlantic States
Gulf States
Ohio River
Mississippi River
San Francisco School Children Help Grant Ovation
Thirty thousand pupils gathered in San Francisco to applaud Gen. Grant as part of the campaign events tied to his world tour. The organizers, trusted by the Grant boom network, aim for rewards after 1880 amid close oversight of activities. A mass meeting in New York endorses Syracuse Convention candidates and criticizes Tammany Hall. An Egremont farmer wounded in a barn attack with suspect Webster at large. Mig Mownsbury arraigned for her husband’s murder in Bangor Copn awaiting October trial. The New York Commercial Bulletin reports a hopeful autumn trade outlook for business sectors.
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San Francisco
Grant
Philadelphia
Ring of Rings
Mig. Mownsbury
Badgeport
Copn
Democrats
New York City
Syracuse
Tammany Hall
New York Commercial Bulletin
Hendricks Speaks at Eaton on Democratic Reform and Resumption
Gov. Thomas A. Hendricks denounces Republican misrule and praises Democratic retrenchment. He cites 1878 economic gains, factory exports, and reduced foreign purchases, then critiques Sherman and the resumption policy. He urges free elections, troop removal from polls, and warns against partisan federal oversight. He references a powder plot in Westerville tied to liquor laws.
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Sherman
Mr. Sherman
British advance into Cabul expected amid Afghan chaos
A Simla despatch reports the Ameer and suite align with the British to enter Cabul with little Afghan resistance foreseen. The British issue a manifesto vowing vengeance on treachery in the massacre of Maj. Cavagnari, while noncombatants are warned to seek safety as tribesmen mull attacks on the column.
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London
Simla
Ameer
Cabul
Maj. Cavagnari
Cabai
Yakoob Khan
Frederick Roberts
Russians Push Geok Tepe Defenders After Six Hours of Cannonade
Beurma dispatch details a August 28 reconnaissance near Geok Tepe where 30,000 Tekke Turcomans resisted. Russians shelled for six hours then seized outer entrenchments as the enemy fled at night. Russian losses: seven officers and 178 soldiers killed. ten officers and 234 soldiers wounded. Earlier Simla despatch claimed Russian defeat with 700 wounded and retreat toward Beurma.
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London
St. Petersburg
Geok 'Tepe
Beurma
Geok Tepe
Turbulent Times Reach Across Trades and Trials
Despatches report a Rouen cotton factory overseers urging faster action from the Tariff Committee as production stalls and wages fall sharply. News from India notes cholera receding beyond Jamrood, while British workers in cotton and shipbuilding push back against reduced wages and extended hours. In racing, Boyd wins the Thames scull over Higgins, and Legitimists rally around Count Chambord amid Irish tensions and political unrest.
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Ali Masjid
Place
Sundi Khotal
Wigan
Oldham
Pall Mall Gazette
Ireland
Paris
Count Chambord
Dijon
Marseilles
Perpignan
Montaban
Hyde Park
Boyd
Jerome Napoleon
Humbert
Jarrow
Dale
Lightning Kills Man and Two Horses in Buffalo Storm
Frank Edwards his wife and child and William Fashnham of Corfu Genesee county sought shelter under a tree during a storm. Edwards and two horses were killed by lightning. The rest of the party were not harmed.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Frank Edwards
William Fashnham
Corfu
Genessee County
Edwards
Murder at New Orleans Ends Deputy Sheriff’s Life
In New Orleans, deputy sheriff and parish prison keeper John Kennedy was killed by sailor Jim Barringer near Magnolia Bridge. Barringer knocked Kennedy down and stomped on his head, fracturing the skull in a fatal assault.
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New Orleans
John Kennedy
Jim Barringer
Magnolia Bridge
Barringer
Kennedy
Marie Raymond Divorced From Actor John T. Raymond
Marie Raymond was granted a divorce from John T. Raymond the actor in New York on September 29. The proceedings concluded today with a dissolution of their marriage.
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New York
Marie Raymond
John T. Raymond
Ex President Grant Honored by San Francisco Schoolchildren
San Francisco welcomed General Grant with a holiday for public school pupils as 20,000 to 30,000 children gathered at Woodward Gardens. The Board of Education and Lincoln School boys escorted him, bouquets showered the platform, and Grant praised education as the guardians of American principles before thousands in the amphitheatre.
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San Francisco
Woodward Gardens
Cannon
Lincoln School
Board of Education
Mr. Heister
Gen. Grant
United States
Grant
Bold robberies and political tensions roil Brooklyn news
A Brooklyn ferry area robbery ends with a struggle as a 22 year old thief escapes with a gold chain and watch. Other items include court actions over inspector appointments, firenew discharges reversed, a near self harm rescue at the Battery, a Prospect Park field day, a Democratic ratification rally denouncing Tammany Hall, post office thefts, and counterfeit arrests in Troy.
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Ellen Marshall
Brooklyn
Davis
Brady
Barrett
Supreme Court
Tammany Hall
Irving Hall
Democratic Fire Commissioners
Nellie Crawford
Bleeker Street
Wade
Park Police
United States
Charles Irish
National State Bank of Troy
Suspect Webster Sought in Egremont Barn Assault
Pittsfield detectives close in on Webster of Pittsfield as the suspected assailant in the South Egremont Mass case. He fled to Canada after leaving Sheffield with bloodstained pants sent for medical testing. Warrants issued. officers pursue across New York and Massachusetts.
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Pittsfield
Muass
Egremont
Webster
Canada
Troy
N. Y
Chester Goodale
South Egremont
Mass
Goodale
Sheffield
New York State
Hillsdale
Parts
Crosby
Smith
Water reserves shield Gloucester steamer fire response
Gloucester reports refute of Boston papers claiming water shortages. Several reservoirs near Proctor street City Hall Chestnut street and a nearby public water supply were still capable of providing ample water after the blaze. Multiple towns report fires and losses including Hathaway pottery in South Somerset and a burning cargo of cotton on a New Natchez steamer.
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Gloucester
Mass
Boston
Proctor Street
City Hall
Chestnut Street
Fall Riven
Charles E. Hathaway
South Somerset
Queen’s
Liverpool
New Orleans
New Natchez
Lewiston
Dixfield Village
Ibsen Austin
W.S. Chase
Henry O. Stanley
Richford
Rodney Reuble
Enosburg Falls
Concord Junction
Michael Welch
Framingham
Local notes and town affairs from Lewiston to Maine
A Lewiston patriarch named Smith annually reports to the Town Clerk a birth in his family for fourteen years. The State fair near nine thousand four hundred dollars receipts and eight thousand five hundred expenditures leave a thousand dollar surplus to reduce the society’s debt. Portland accepts Deering's Oaks forty five acre tract for a public park and appropriates nine thousand dollars to buy more land. The Miss L. S. Tracy Alfred millinery shop is broken into, about three hundred dollars in goods stolen. The Kennebec lumber trade outlook remains weak but exploration continues, signaling potential wage rises. Stillman B. Allen of Boston offers prizes for Maine corn yields in 1889 with extra incentives for York county residents. A. C. Taylor of North Bradford dies suddenly after years of illness tied to prior horse-kick injuries.
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Lewiston
Smith
Portland
Deering’s Oaks
L. S. Tracy
Alfred
Kennebec
Stillman B. Allen, Esq
Boston
Maine
York County
A. C. Taylor
North Bradford
Large Peach Yield Reported Across New Hampshire
In Dover the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Clarence E. Knight against the Town of Epsom with damages of 1200 dollars for injuries from a defective highway. The Wentworth House at New Castle expands with additions under Frank W. Hilton, adding one hundred rooms, steam heat, gas, elevator, three stories, a mansard roof, and a wide piazza, plus a dance hall and bowling alley for guests.
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New Hampshire
Supreme Court
Dover
Clarence E. Knight
Town of Epsom
Wentworth
New Castle
Frank W. Hilton
New England
Vermont Court Verdict Manslaughter In Railroad Laborer Case
Windham County Court returned a manslaughter verdict Saturday night in the case of John Williams a railroad laborer who killed his companion in a drunken row last winter. The Englishman Fred Tigh whose body was found near Vernon after drowning at Bellows Falls last Thursday week was carried over the dam in a boat with a companion who survived.
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Windham
John Williams
Fred. Tigh
Bellows Falls
Vernon
Tigh
Topsfield Woman To Celebrate 100th Birthday
Mrs Debora Kimball of Topsfield will celebrate her 100th birthday October 2. The long list of local notices includes a fatal heart death in Westboro and a postponed Medfield fair.
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Debora Kimball
Topsfield
John B. Underwood
Westboro
Medfield
John Sheridan
Fall River
Pawtucket
Ed. McLaughlin
Osias Millett
Abington
Brockton
Millett
Edward Hicken
Newburyport
Ruatan Bay Island
Sagamore
Jonathan Wardman
Washington Mills
Lawrence
James Bride
Brockton Savings Bank
Trustee denied entry to Sprague estate house visit
Mrs Sprague's trustee was refused admission to Canonchet on Monday by ex Gov Sprague. An agent of Mr Chaffee, trustee of the Sprague estate, accompanied him. The purpose was to inventory the house and identify Mrs Sprague personal property.
North Adams Citizens Seek Full Walden Defalcation Settlement
Citizens of North and South Adams met in secret to discuss the R. G. Walden defalcation case. They oppose a minor compromise, insisting on full accounting and justice, with bondsmen offering $7,000 within sixty days while a larger deficit is claimed at $80,000, leaving the matter unsettled.
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North Adams
Mass
North and
South Adams
R. G. Walden
Walden
Treasury reviews duty on steel blooms in 19th century notes
Washington notes report the Treasury Department will review the 1868 ruling that steel blooms carry 45 percent ad valorem duty as partial manufactures. Officers debate aligning blooms with steel ingots rate. Also noted is completion of a telegraphic longitudinal measurement chain from Greenwich to Buenos Aires and cadet engineers results with W F Darrah of Rhode Island as the sole New England winner. Secretary Schurz set to return to Washington on October 7.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Davis
Pernambuco
Greenwich
Eng
Buenos Ayres
South America
W. FE. Darrah
Rhode Island
New England
Schurz
Quarantine Tightened as Memphis Yellow Fever Spreads
Memphis reports several yellow fever cases in surrounding counties traced to the city. Quarantine rules now bar entry or exit without a special permit from the Superintendent. The Howard Association says daily expenses run about 600 dollars, with funds lasting about fifteen days if spread does not grow.
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Memphis
Howard Association
Petersburg Rally Honors McCulloch Bill Debtors Repudiation
Petersburg Va crowds greet a mass meeting by McCulloch bill supporters amid bands fireworks and streets lined with burning tar barrels as debt repudiation rhetoric fills the event.
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Petersburg
Notable Early 20th Century News Snippets From City Ledger
The President plans a Washington return on October 9. Revenue receipts Monday total 663144. customs 437260. Tragic murder in Volinia Cass County Michigan. motive linked to wheat sale proceeds. Hugh Baxter commits suicide in Paterson jail, found with pension arrears. Six County Collectors charged with embezzlement. trials set for December 3. Drowning after boat mishap near Greenport L L. two white men rescued. Funeral dispute at Jersey City Hights over too many carriages. Father Hennessey’s refusal sparks uproar.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Henry Morris
Volinia
Cass County
Mich
Hugh Baxter
Paterson
N. J
Moore
Joseph C. Letson
Abram Barkelew
East Brunswick Township
N.J
Monuday
William A. Place
Greenport
L. L
Pape
Place
Father Hennessey
Jersey City Hights
John O’ Rourke
Mining Stock Closing Prices Report
San Francisco Sept 29 closing prices for mining stocks show varied gains and losses across many companies including Northern Belle 3x, Sierra Nevada 4 1/2, Bodie 2 1/2, Crown Point 4 1/2, Independence 1 1/2, Julia Consolidated 4 1/4, Consolidated Pacific 4, Hale & Norcross 1 1/3, and Yellow Jacket 15. The list includes Potosi, Crown Point, and Union Consolidated among numerous less precise entries.
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SOG Becher
Ovetman
Csc
BYR Rest & Beicher
Naymond & Ely
Sbmong
Hale & Norcross
Independence
Julia Consolidated
Consolidated Pacific
Tosucos
Olomiinos
Greenwich justice accused of abscounding funds
Justice Charles Russell of Greenwich is said to have absconded with 750 of the town funds. The Baptist State Convention meets at Danbury October 14 15 and 16. The Connecticut Eclectic Medical Society holds its semi annual meeting in New Britain October 14. Thomas Barnes arrested at Bridgeport for a fatal assault on Edward Heffernan aboard the steamer Bridgeport Sunday. Reverend Lyndon B Crawford of the Hartford Theological Seminary class sailed with his wife for Turkey as a missionary with the American Board. A horseshoe found embedded in a sycamore near Governor Douglass home in Middletown, twenty two inches from the bark, likely 110 years old and once used to hitch horses.
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Greenwich
Baptist State Convention
Danbury
Connecticut Eclectic Medical Society
New Britain
Thomas Barnes
Bridgeport
Edward Heffernan
Lyndon
Crawford
Hartford Theological Seminary
Turkey
American Board
Gov. Douglass
Middletown
Mrs Lounsbury Remains in Jail Awaiting Murder Trial
Mrs Mary E Lounsbury pleads not guilty in Stratford case after dismissal of first complaint. Judge orders Bridgeport jail detention without bail until the October Superior Court term. Dr Allen says transportation possible if weather holds. Her daughter, adopted by Rev Marks of Guilford, drew a hysterical reaction from the prisoner.
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Conn
Mary E. Lounsbury
Stratford
Ounsel
Lounsbury
Allen
Gloucester Yacht Theft and Escape Follows Rockland Breakout
Police seek Frank Palmer alias Parker who stole the yacht Topsy and escaped a Rockland lockup by breaking through bars and starting a fire. Officers believe he is on the cape. Palmer is 25, American, with light features and a faded hat. He is also wanted for arson and larceny from Salt Island. A man named William English paid 1835 dollars for cigars stolen from Jerry Sullivan’s shop. A boy fractured his leg after falling from Dr. Tuck’s Hovey Street residence.
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H. Dewey
Worcester
Charlie Robinson
John E. Robinson
South Walpole
J. W. Johnston
Grace M. E. Church
Frank Palmer
Parker
Glouccester
Rockport
Palmer
Cory
Lowell
Kelen M. Wright
Kinkley J. Hyde
Fred W. Stickney
S. J. Stewart
Calvinist Congregational Church
Fitchburg
Stewart
Gloucester
Mass
Frank Parker
Rockland
Cape
Salt Island
William English
Jerry Sullivan
Tire
Benjamin Marshall
Dr. Tuck
Hovey Street
Rivette and Knowe Acquitted in Newport Shoplifting Trial
Clara Rivette and her sister Mrs Peter Knowe were acquitted by a Newport Supreme Court jury after shopkeepers failed to prove the goods were stolen. The verdict orders return of goods found with them. other indictments to be carried to next court session.
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Newport
R. I
Clara Rivette
Peter Knowe
Supreme Court
End of September signals broad trade activity says Bulletin
The Commercial Bulletin notes the close of September marking the first autumn month with diversified trade on a broad basis. The report emphasizes widespread activity across sectors as the season progresses.
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New York
the Commercial Bulletin
Grand jury seated in Third District Court over polygamy probes
Salt Lake Sept 29 The Third District Court has been busy assembling a grand jury. Eleven jurors were obtained. The panel aims to secure the Endowment House polygamy records and exclude Mormons who view polygamy as divine and superior to Congress.
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Salt Lake
Third District Court
Hanlan Begins Training Camp Near Mayville
Hanlan and his trainers arrived at Bemus Point today and started active training. He reports daily improvement and aims to be in prime condition by the 16th. In Ontario Plaisted won the three mile sculling match over Gandaur with a time of 21 minutes 20 seconds.
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Mayville
N. Y
Hanlan
Bemus Point
Orilla
Ont
Plaisted
Gandaur
Hayes Arrival Draws 10000 in St Joseph Grand Welcome
President Hayes and party arrived in St Joseph at noon to a grand reception by about 10,000 people. After a one hour stay they departed for Hannibal and will reach Springfield tomorrow noon.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Hayes
Hannibal
Springfield
Lil
Portland Murder Probe Trails Foot Tracts From Barn
In Portland Maine on September 29 authorities say no arrests have been made in the Joseph Low murder case. investigators report foot traces leading from a barn to an unspecified location as part of the probe.
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Portland
Joseph Low
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