All France up in arms over Louise Michel arrest
Paris reports widespread revolutionary meetings with thousands present and police watching closely. Speakers urged immediate action and even release of Louise Michel while authorities warn of two months for the Michel case and difficulties securing witnesses.
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Paris
Louise Michel
Rue de Rivoli
M. Prudent Dervilies
Bank of France
M. Joffrin
John la Busquiere
St. Etienne
Roubaix
Narbonne
Bordeaux
Havre
Montpelier
Nantes
Bejiers
Central Revolutionary Committee
M. Eredes
M. Blanqui
M.langui
Friends of the
Revolutionary Cause
Ministry of Justice
la Commune
M. Vaillant
Lyons & Geneva
Lyons
Pellegrade
Court of Assizes
Paris riots loom as two leaders clash over unrest
A Globe correspondent reports interviews with M Waldeck Rousseau and M Vanlde Cassagnac in Paris on March 31. Rousseau defends limited measures to keep peace, blames monarchists for outrages, and dismisses violence by workingmen as not their cause. Cassagnac condemns the republic, calls events the beginning of the end, and accuses Ferry and Rousseau of starving the people.
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France
Paris
GLOBE
M. Waldeck Rousseau
Interior
M. Vanl de Cassagnac
Tumr
Waldeck Rousseau
Michel
M. Paul de Cassacnac
M. Waldick Rousseau
M. de Cassagnac
Mr. Ferry
Mr.De Cassagnac
Republic
M. Ferry
Eudin
Fragmentary 19th Century Quote Rife With Prophesy
A correspondent records a heated exchange as M. De Cassagnac warns of future street actions by his supporters. He declines prophecies or threats, claiming instead that events will unfold in a different manner, with L as the informant.
Louise Michel A Biographical Sketch of a French Rebel Leader
A lengthy profile extols Louise Michel as France s most influential woman among the masses, describing her rise from modest origins in Marne to Paris teaching in Montmartre, her role in the 1871 Commune, and enduring leadership with Gambetta and the government. The piece notes her oratorical power, daring acts, imprisonment, exile, and continued effect on laborers and revolutionary thought.
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France
Louise Michel
Rochfort
Marne
Champagne
Louise
Louie
Wand
Mattners
Paris
Montmartre
Narangues
Napoleon NT
Versailles
Victor Hugo
Commune
Gambetta
White House Ghost Said to Haunt Presidential Rooms
Washington Critic reports an attache claiming the White House is haunted with a nocturnal visitor seen by a chambermaid. The ghost, described as an aged man with a long white beard, allegedly disturbs the President at night and influenced thoughts of travel.
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Washington
Presidential Mansion
White House
General Grant
Arilian
Accuil
Restairs
Elvis
Blair
Beer-Drinking Ponies Win Bet at Chatham Street Bar
At Kosmak's public house in Chatham Street New Brunswick owner H. fl. Becker and rival Knapp watched two ponies drink beer to win a wager. Minnie proved willing with large glasses and Tommy drank gingerly, but the pair secured the pot for Becker. Ponies, about 12 years old, have a history of beer drinking, with Tommy a frequent tippler for eight years.
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H. Fl. Becker
New Brunswick
N. J
Knapp
New York
Mr. Knapp
Mr. Becker
Minnie
Tommy
Rudolph FE. Schalk
Major Schalk
A Queer Old Hermit of Rucker Valley in Arizona
Dr. Monroe, a solitary Arizona hermit, hides a 120 foot stone arched tunnel behind his cabin. A chamber in the center shows years of labor, a keg of gunpowder and a fuse hint at imagined enemies. He wears a tattered hat tilted to one side at all times.
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Monroe
Arizona
Rucker Valley
Drawing Pennies and Tears Scene in Dark Room
A Cincinnati scene describes a widow weeping over her dead husband and counting pennies taken from his pockets as local women assist. One woman returns later to search for a handkerchief and discovers the body and wife tallying the coins. A stray ad urges Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral as a cough remedy for better sleep.
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Cincinnati
Baptism and Communion Readings by Rev Beecher
A Beecher sermon expands Acts chapter eight to cover baptism and the Holy Ghost. He argues that baptism is a symbol of inner renewal, not a sin eraser, and defends flexible practice including immersion and affusion. The piece notes his praise of plain-speaking faith and mentions Rev J Hyatt Smith and a baptism anecdote.
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Beecher
Philip
Mr. Beecher
God
Heaven
Ecilurion
Mr. Smith
Jesus Christ
Lord
Christ
Pethee
Plymouth Church
Smith
Wood Sisters
Beucher
Curious Vermont and New England Notes and Oddities
A Vermont and New Hampshire roundup of curiosities includes a St. Albans applicant proposing dog leenge paid in pups, a Brookfield hunter killing fifteen crows, a widow in Moultonborough famed for not using doctors, a Guernsey cow with five calves, triplets and twins, and a Hartford man catching the first Connecticut river shad of the season weighing 4 pounds 14 ounces. Other items mention a Bangor schoolteacher displaying 147 spruce gum chews, a South Wellfleet cat swallowing a needle and thread, and a Vermont telegraphist’s note about the knight state trade. A variety of odd happenings across New England and Maine surface, from a 75th birthday trek to Middlebury, a Stamford machinist's needle trick, a lone dove among Amesbury poultry, to a fishing incident and a Greenback caucus notice in New Harbor. A Norwich dog trained to fetch money briefly vanishes and reappears with two dollars, prompting a puzzling “where did he get the money.” The column ends with a Lewiston weather prophets quip about storms and Sundays.
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St. Albans
Leenge
Frank Hutchins
Brookfield
N. H
Moultonborough
Governor Smith
Newton Stokes
Hartford
W. M. Ball
Athens
Boston and Sandwich Glass Company
Christopher Columbus
Alice
Bangor
South Wellfleet
Kitty
Vermont
Bellows Falls
Mary Freeman
Bridgeport
Nash
A. A. Holmes
Portsmouth
Christian Shore
Patrick Donneley
Starksboro
Middlebury
Charles Somerville
Stamford
Conn
Amesbury
Francis Burritt
South Norwalk
Branford Point
New Harbor
Iseral
Greenback
Second Advent
New Hampshire
Siberia
Aving
China
Hong Kong
Alaska
Norwich
Lewiston
Wiggins
Vennor
Sol
John Brown Death Raises Fenian Poison Rumor
London reports the Queen’s Scotch coachman John Brown has died. Rumors claim Fenian poison caused his death, though most dismiss it as implausible. Brown, aged and irritable, feared for the Queen’s safety after past incidents and felt keenly the loss of his long service and protection.
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Victoria
London
Brown
Remarkable Goodrich Family Memoir From Holyoke Transcript
Mrs Lois B Goodrich, great grandmother of Mrs George L Dickinson of Holyoke, died near 98 in Waterboro Maine. She had 57 grandchildren, 46 great grandchildren, 11 great great grandchildren with 84 descendants surviving. Born in Berwick Maine, maiden name Butler, twelve siblings, two marriages, eight and seven children respectively. Oldest surviving daughter is 74. She traveled to Canada Connecticut New Hampshire and Massachusetts after turning 82 and walked from Bunker Hill to Arlington. Remained industrious, once fixed her own dislocated wrist.
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Holyoke
Lois B. Goodrich
George L. Dickinson
Waterboro
Edith Cecilia Dickinson
Newton Street
Readership note on promoting the Boston Weekly Globe ads
A reader notice requests that advertisers and readers mention they saw ads in The Boston Weekly Globe when referring to any advertisements in the paper. The call echoes a loyalty appeal for consistent attribution.
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Boston Weekly Globe
Exhorted mine tale fuels a boyish prank and a father's swindle
In Peck's Sun style a grocery man counsels restraint as a boy narrates how a forged silver mine stock scam swindles a pastor, church, and family. The tale follows a prank to lift a grieving father's spirits with hot maple syrup mishap and a closing sign, cash for fat dogs.
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Peck
Colorado
Denver
Chicago
Paif
Cat Saves Eleven. Fire Destroys Eldridge Street House
Miss Lizzie Altweis of Eldridge Street New York and eleven others escaped a two story attic and basement fire after a Maltese cat warned by clawing and meowing before a thick smoke filled the room. The house burned quickly with residents leaping from windows to safety. The remarkable cat had unusually double claws and noted intelligence.
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Lizzie Altweis
Eldridge Street
New York
Miss Altweis
Eternal Promise and a Wicked Twist
A Sunday school scene ends in a pun as a child correctly names eternal bliss for the righteous and quips eternal blister for the wicked. The exchange amuses a mild amiable teacher who deems the answer theologically correct though humorously expressed.
Market Notes on Money Rates and Commodities in New York
Finance and Commerce reports a steady but cautious money market with bank lending limited to regular customers and brokers sourcing from private lenders at about 6 to 6 1 2 percent. Treasury disbursements of 10 million in two weeks and a mostly favorable bank statement imply easing liquidity, while unions note declines in loans and increases in reserves. commodities from lumber to molasses show varied demand and steady prices across staples and naval stores.
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State Street
Ates
Toney
Wood Mercantile
Crime Corporation
Stet
New York
Treasury
Veheee
Tyee
Ghange & Zal
Western
Calcutta
Jes
Westera
Boston
Ode
Chelee Canada
Carolina
Rangoon
Rye
Onhage
New England
Ico
Amancio Sumac
Eastern
Aroostook County
Vermont
Isiana
Nova Scotia
Stalestock
Southern
Malaga
Gales of
Lorse Muscatel
London Inyers
Alencias
Sultana
Turkey
Llic
Valencia
Messina
Lille
Worcester County
Boston Markets Report on Apples Butter Cheese and More
The Boston market notes firmer apple prices with Russella and Hardwine at full rates. Butter demand remains light with varied regional quotes. Cheese remains firm. grains, dried fruits, and fresh meat show mixed activity. Lead, iron, leather, and lumber respond to steady or modest demand, with price ranges across multiple yards and regions.
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Boston DaiLy Globe
New York Markets March 31 Summary
The March 31 report shows dull flour and weak cotton spots with futures down. Wheat, corn, oats, rye, and barley trade with mixed activity while provisions and meats move at varied levels and prices across city and port markets.
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Wetern
America
Western
State
Pole
Ohio
Southern
Yas
Canada
Asier
New York
Tvy
Balec
Livestock Arrivals at Brighton and Watertown Markets
Week ending March 30 1833 totals show Western cattle 228 Eastern cattle 238 Northern cattle 764 all cattle 1230 Sheep and lambs total 12888 including Western 10800 Northern 1783 Eastern 0 Swine 12481 Veals 888 Horses 120 Beef cattle prices per 100 lb live weight Extra 7 99 First 6 12 Second 6 25 Third 4 50 Poorest 3 25 Skins prices for cows and lambs listed with various figures.
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Brighton
Watertown
Brighton and
Brian
Idenghee
Gloucester Fish Market Week in Review
Special correspondence from Gloucester March 31 reports weekly arrivals totaling 13 vessels with 132000 pounds halibut from the Banks, 6000 pounds halibut and cod from Georges, and 1000000 frozen herring from Grand Menonne. Prices listed for various Georges and Bank codfish, haddock, pollock, and halibut, plus fresh halibut quotes and assorted dried salted fish items and byproducts.
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Gioba
Gloucester
Georges
Coutish
Grand Menon
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