Posthumous Downfall of a Dashing Tammany Brave
The Brooklyn Eagle reports the alleged defalcation in the New York City tax arrears department tied to Edward D. Gale, once counselor to the department and a flamboyant Tammany figure. Gale's rise with Daniel Kelly and Judge Donohue, lavish lifestyle, and rapid decline culminate in questions of debts, estate value, and lingering influence after his death.
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New York
Edward D. Gale
Brooklyn Eagle
Gale
Jamaica
L. L
Moses Gale
Edward
New York City
Inundations Strain Louisiana Towns After Flood Rise
Morgan City and Cocaboula area report water depths from three to six feet with five inch rise in 24 hours. Residents cling to homes with improvised floors as skiffs patrol streets and embankments fail along Teche and bayous. River levels fall at Vicksburg while New Iberia notes alarming increases and widespread inundation across parishes.
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Morgan City
Cocaboula
New Orleans
Bayetteville
Cocahoula
Tigerville
Terre Bonne Ridge
Teche
Vicksburg
New Inerra
the Teche
Bartels
Franklin
Bayou Teche
Steele & Clarke
Pattersonville
Bartlett's
Berwick City
Bayou Lourse
Monster of the Air Reported by Two Woodchoppers Near Harleton
Thomas Campbell and Joseph Howard, woodchoppers five miles northeast of Harleton California, report seeing a crocodile like flying creature last Friday. They describe a forty foot above ground animal eighteen feet long with six wings between head and tail and twelve foot underbelly and note shots from a gun produced a metallic rattling sound.
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Gridley Herald
Thomas Campbell
Joseph Howard
Harleton
Cal
Ben
Anomalous roses bloom in Tallahassee garden
Captain C. A. Bryan reports a mysterious flowering in his Tallahassee garden. A single rose on a bush produced four small complete roses in its center as leaves fell, and now four fully developed roses appear at the stem tip, each about the size of a gold dollar.
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C. A. Bryan
Tallahassee
Baptism Rescue at Santa Cruz River Incident
Territorial Enterprise reports Elder Carey baptizing three young ladies near Santa Cruz California when one girl slipped backward into deeper water. The elder clung to her in a desperate struggle and managed to pull her safely to shore after being carried downstream several yards.
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Carey
Santa Cruz
Cal
Beware of false cures for kidney and liver diseases
A warn message denounces fake remedies for kidney urinary and liver diseases. It claims Hop Bitters is the only true cure and asserts it permanently removes the disease cause, preventing recurrence.
How Nevada Deals With Polygamy
In southeastern Nevada the Gentiles have adopted an effective remedy against polygamy. The men marry all the young girls and if any old deacon of the Morton church has more than one wife there are always Nevadans enough to elope with the extra wives.
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Nevada
Reese River
Morton Church
Labor strikes ripple across factories and trades in the Northeast
Reports detail strikes and wage demands from Cliftwood New Jersey to Newport Rhode Island and Fall River Massachusetts. Workers seek higher pay, shorter hours, and union action with several industries including paint, molding, clothing, and construction signaling possible broader labor unrest next week.
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Cliftwood
N. J
New York World
Kansas City Painters’ Union
Newport
R. L
Naugatuck Railroad Company
Naugatuck
Conn
Mahoning Valley
Rochester
N. Y
New York
Lowell
Waterbury
Sagamore
Fall River
New York City
Blue Cut Robbery Confession Sparks Kansas City Case
John Land, a 19-year-old arrested in the Blue Cut Chicago and Alton train robbery, testifies to Independence grand jury. He says the plan formed Sept 7 with Jesse James old gang and local boys, the loot not shared, and many suspects jailed or fleeing. The piece mixes crime details with political editorial urgings about South Carolina Republican rule.
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Kansas City
John Land
Blue Cut
Independence
Lteed
Chapman
Joan Bugler
Glendale
Jesse James
Blue Cat
Land
James
Chapman and
Hugier
Kugler
Chipman
South
South Carolina
Republican Party
Whirling on a Shaft at Providence Coal Company
Thomas McGarrah an, a 27 year old unmarried machinist at Providence Coal Company in Providence R I was caught by a shaft while reaching to move a clutch. His coat snagged on a collar set-screw and he was drawn into a high speed shaft about 160 revolutions per minute. He was freed when his clothing tore away and he fell unconscious with serious injuries including two broken ribs and severe lacerations, saved only by a hardwood board protecting the collar. He is expected to recover.
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Gale
Mr. Kelly
Judge Donohue
Bogart
Jamaica
Atlantic Avenue
Cong Island
South Ferry
Viela
Sandhill
South Side Railroad
Long Island
Aaron A. Degraw
United States
Egraw
Pratt
Gaie
New York
Saratoga
Donahue
Thomas McGarrahan
Providence Coal Company
Providence
R. J
McGarralan
McGarranan
Vigorous Protest from David Davis on American Citizens in Britain
A mass meeting at the Cooper Institute on April 3 protests Britain's treatment of Irish American prisoners. David Davis notes that habeas corpus may be suspended yet calls for protecting American rights and enforcing constitutional law, urging Congress to act and uphold citizenship freedoms.
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Cooper Institute
Great Britain
David Davis
Washington
Cooper Union
United States
England
Congress
A. E. Ford
Man Survives Train Strike on New England Route
A 30 year old man named John Brown of Providence was hit by the outward 3.10 train near Pawtucket R I and fell onto the inward track. He miraculously called Hollow and recovered to board a car without aid, claiming he would pay fare and walk home to 26 Charlies street. He escaped unharmed and with his clothing intact.
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Iowa
Alabama
Harrisburg
Penn
Port Providence
Philadelphia
Minnesota
Hong Kong
Victoria
Lb. C
Minois Senate
Arthur
Mason
Dr. Gross
Ben Hill
Wesseer
Kempton
Ind
Ed Henry
G. Smithson
Argus, Express and Evening Times
Albany
N. Y
Printers’ Union
John Swan
Bethel
North Adams
Vulcan Powder Works
Steeis Station
Cal
Penobscot
St. Helena
New England
William Christie
Harvey Strum
Bluffton
Otter Fail County
Minn
New London Steamboat Company
Water Hill
Block Island
Joseph Varney
Bath
Killnee
Joseph Dubins
Krunswick
San Francisco
J. G. Bennett
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Constantinople
Gilbert Bendick
Accomac County
Ben Young
Lady Lee
Kansas City Star Line Packet Company
Missouri River
Lexington
Alvert Hardy
Petitcoding
N. W
William Tremble
Mansticla
House of
McNulty
William McClure
Sunderland
Troy
Bradstreet’s
New York
Musgrave & Brothers
The
Philadelphia Exchange
Chesapeake and Delaware
New Harkeshire
Jones
Hamilton
Ruatan
W. I
Charles Hanscom
Mary Evelena
Missouri
Yellowstone
Milk
Territorial Insane Asylum
Yankton
D. T
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Golden City
H. L. Barnard
Greenfield
Thomas A. Rae
United States
Detroit
Mich
Grand Trunk Railway
Gilbert Shopshire
John Ryder
George Ryder
Waverly
David
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
John Ladd
Indianapolis
Gans
Jesse James
Miller
Bugler
Cummings
Mitt Armstrong
Creed Chapman
Glendale
Napanee
Ont
Maggie Howe
Michael Lee
Worcester
Andre
Cyrus W. Field
Major Andre
George Washington
Dean Stanley
Hackett
Bismarck
Turtle Mountains
Moose River
Fort Stevenson
Norwich
Conn
Scotland
Ireland
New York & New England Railroad
Pawtucket
R. L
John Brown
Charlies Street
Providence
Mr. Brown
Democratic State Committee cites Breuster letter on election law prosecutions
The Democratic State Committee urges South Carolina Democrats to act on Attorney General Breuster's call to prosecute election law offenders. The address links the national tragedy of the President’s assassination to renewed vigilance in enforcing laws at the state level.
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Columbia
8. C
Democratic State Committee
Brewster
South Carolina
United States
South
Mary Whiteher's Shaker Housekeepers free distribution
Publishers offer the first edition of a new cook book through local druggists this week. It features weekly dinners, cooking and serving guidance, etiquette, family receipts from New England ladies, chef selections, and Shaker recipes such as apple sauce and brown bread. Free at drug stores.
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Iocal
New England
State Street Finance Summary April 1 1882
Weekly money market remained easy with limited demand and stable rates. Bank note circulation and reserves modestly shifted while New York funds and foreign exchange held steady. stock market showed mixed action with some intraday strength and late gains in railroad and utility issues.
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State Street
Prime Corporation
Tne
New York
Wall Street
United States Treasury
Northern Pacific
St. Pan
Central Pacific
Manhattan
Jersey Central
Gloucester Fish Market weekly arrivals and prices
Special correspondence reports 17 arrivals from Georges Bank and 4 from Grand Menan with codfish totaling about 350 000 pounds and halibut 6800 pounds plus 700 000 herring. Prices for cod halibut and various fish products are listed along with market notes and current commodities.
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Sunday Globe
Gloucester
Georges
Grand Menon
Boston Markets Digest From The Daily Globe April 1 19th Century
Light demand for apples with no improvement seen. Yellow eyes and red kidneys trading amid firm cash tone. Boots and shoes market slow with few buyers and steady output. butter cheese and coal notes follow current price ranges. Cattle, fish, and dried fruits show subdued activity with prices mostly steady across regions and grades.
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Rockland
Dimension
Weynote
Canada West
Western
Porto Rico
Glenfuegos
Val
New Orleans
Gowele
Bush
Boston Extra
Elaine
Peterolum
Bermuda
Canada
Aroostook
Maine
Burbank
Boston
Carolina
Lou'siana
Rangoon
Sat
Calcutta
New England
Orher
Boston DaiLy Globe
Franklin County
New York
Vermont
Choice
Choice Canada
Choice Northern
Choice Western
Worcester County Choice
Nova Scotia
Cumberlad
Clearfield
Java
Maracaibo
Rio
Sbc
Chicago
St Domingo
Tport
New York Markets Report Cash Prices and Futures
The Saturday April 1 New York markets note steady prices for flour and meal with diverse grades listed and cotton spot prices firm to quiet. Futures closed 6 to 8 points lower, with varying monthly quotes, while receipts reach 460 bales and provisions show dull but steady pork and bacon figures.
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Hana
Chicago
Dhe Western
Stur
Western
Ohio
lDarley
Canada
Apige
P.t
Hove
London
Etiam
United Kingdom
Southern Bakers
Nos
Southern
de Gulf
Live Stock Market Report Brighton and Watertown
Western cattle supply was light last week and prices were about 0.70 higher than the prior week. Cattle mostly sold 4.4 to 4.9 cents per pound live weight with a few at 4.50. Lambs and sheep were steady to firm with lambs around 7.4 to 8.0 cents and hogs at 7.727 to 9.0 cents live weight. hides and tallow listed with varying values for calves and country hides.
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Marke
Brichton
Firat AO
How to Save Money in The Weekly Globe Club List
A brief compact note titled The Weekly Globe Club List outlines money saving tips and simple strategies. It highlights budget practices and reader-friendly steps for frugal living within a community club context.
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Tammany
Virginia
John Kelly
Tammany Hall
Kelly
General Committee
Eighth Assembly
Department
Corporation Counsel
Atennis
Wegsure
Tdin
Donohue
Supreme Court
Bayside
Europe
Frank
Sevral
Queens County
Ocea
Theuch
Tax Bureau
Louisiana
Baptiam
Bright
Labor Notes
Boye
McGarrahan
Mary Whiteher
Finance and Commerce
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Nya&ne
Old Colony
Boylston St. — i
Rutland
BONDE
Summut Tir
A.trsfistail
Union Pine
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NY &S Kisité
Ny&n
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Copvertals
Emmie
B&o
Pull
Saimon
Wisconsin
Mehigan
Indiana
St Louis
Worcester County
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Sultan
Valencia
Manila
Montevideo
Buenos
Guatemala
Ron
T’lg Irou
Bebe
Tlyc
Sicily
Imperial
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
HysonSkin
Congou
Sonchong
Oolong
Japans
Michigan
Choice Maine
Gloucester Fish Market
Commercial Matters
Boston Markets
NEW York Markets
Brighton and Watertown
Brighton
Weekly Globe Club
Arthur's Home
American Dairyman
American Poultry Journal
Atlantic Monthly
Rainerd
Miusical World
Hee- Keeper's
Ate - Penee
Babyland
Houston Pilot
Oston Medical Journal
Hoston Medical and Surgical Journal
Cassell
Remi
Christ
Herald
Courier-Journal
Wweekly
Teeewee
Donahoe'’s Magazine
Detroit Three Press
Neering and Mining Journal
Fortivy’s Press
Frank Leslie
Tran Corn
Ady'journal
Sunoday Y'S
M'y
Ternational
le Francais
Lippincott
London Lancet
Edinburgh
Revievereenee
London Quarterly Review
N.Y
Tage
Eekly
Otiliman
Sane
Erver
Ohio Barmer
Puck
Ortland Transcript
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Eterson
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