England Irish labor probes shed light on landlord cruelty
James Redpath reports on English miners and reform groups touring west Ireland to assess conditions. He details tenant abuses, rising rents, and poverty in Connemara villages, noting tenants' struggles, eviction threats, and the spare, crude living conditions observed by the visitors. The piece portrays a growing sympathy for Irish rights and calls the situation a hopeful sign for Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drsuty
Ireland
James Anthony Froude
England
Northumberland and
Durham
Pee
John Roe
Northumberland Miners’ Association
W. H. Patterson
Democratic Federation
Galway
Wennor Fixes the Weather for August
Voracious Wennor ratifies August weather notes detailing daily conditions from warm and oppressive to cool and fall like evenings. The sequence lists strings of warm, pleasant, cool, stormy, sultry, and variable days with showers and heat reoccurring across August in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wennor
United States
Weather Almanac Forecasts Vary Across Regions
The period forecast describes storms in Canada and Virginia with hail and frosts on some days. It notes heat and sultriness on others, heavy storms on the lakes and St. Lawrence, and cooler rains in northern sections before returning pleasant with cool nights and a hint of heat returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Virginia
St. Lawrence
New York
Wonderful Freak-She Cuts Down Her Enemy's Corn
In Emaug Pennsylvania a woman, Mrs PrisCilla Wunder, cut down corn on land she leased to Paul Kirschman after a rent dispute. She climbed a fence and led cheering townspeople as she avowed divine guidance. Damages estimated at 200 dollars, case to be brought to court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wunder
Emaug
East Penn
Allentown
Priscilla Wunder
Paul Kirschman
Rev
Reinke
Gurneld
Woman-farmer Mrs Osgood proves Maine steadwork on forty acres
In Lewiston Maine a widow named Mrs Osgood of Minot Center is described as a remarkable woman farmer. She mows twelve tons of hay a day, grows onions potatoes beans and oats on about forty acres, runs a one horse mower, handles wood cutting, milking two cows making butter and bread and sewing for her large family while managing a busy day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Galway Bay
Lewiston
Boston
Osgood
Minot Center
Blaine's Payoff Threatened by Albany Fallout
The Albany contest costs the administration dearly as Conkling gains standing while Blaine clings to power. The piece argues Blaine will pay the price to keep control, with supporters ready to acknowledge Conkling and a cadre prepared to collect the tagged “price” from those bought for favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Blaine
Albany
Republican Party
Conkline
Commissariat
Mr. Conkling
Speaker Sharpe
Secretary Windom Pledges Reform in Treasury Appointments
Secretary Windom told THE GLOBE correspondent that he may not visit Minnesota until late fall due to the president’s assassination attempt. He plans regulatory changes to curb office seeker applications but will not publicize details until fully decided, saying reform requires legislative action but hopeful steps can be taken now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Windom
GLOBE
Minnesota
Treasury Department
Montreal Exposition Opens with Dairy Premiums and Fireworks
Montreal's great fair opens September 14 and runs to September 23 featuring premium dairy products and appliances. A working dairy will be exhibited daily. France sends a special national exhibition. Torpedo experiments in the harbor, drills by Canadian troops, athletic and firemen's sports, illuminations and fireworks are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
France
Serpent Seen in Lake Champlain at Whitehall
The sea serpent finally appeared in Lake Champlain at Whitehall. The season had progressed with doubts, but the creature returned smaller yet more formidable than last year, about six feet long with a crocodile like head two and a half feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Champlain
Whitehall
National Agricultural Commission Appointed to Study West Needs
Commissioner Loring selects Professor E W Hilard of Berkeley Hon Robert Furnas of Lincoln Neb and Hon J C Jones of Delaware Ohio to study agricultural needs west of the Rockies and arid regions and report January 1 1882 A notice also invites summer boarders to write the V E A office at 19 Winter St Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Agricultural Commission
Loring
Rocky Mountains
E. W. Hilard
Berkeley
Cal
Robert Furnas
Incoln
Neb
J. C. Jones
Delaware
Winter ST
Boston
Unbalanced Minds and a Taxing Case of Insanity
Dr. J. B. Greene surveys varied insanity cases including a Rhode Island mother who drowned her four children in a churchyard pond and a hospital nurse who fears conspiracy by husband and sons. A Western Swedish emigrant kills his family then himself, while a former Kansas congressman believes a vast political conspiracy surrounds him as he lives in a New England asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Greene
Tne Globe
Guiteau
Providence
Cumberland Hill
Roode Island
Eyse
New England
Far West
National Asylum
Kansas
Joshua R. Giddings
William Lloyd Garrison
Henry Wilson
Grant
Hayes
Chicago
Garfield
Congress
Liverpool
Washington
United States
Monk Impostor Fleeces Halifax Family
A smooth shaven well dressed man claiming to be a monk from Tracadie stayed at Mr M Mooney’s Upper Water Street home. He borrowed $5 and stole $300 from a room, then vanished on a train toward Truro. Police sought him as a clever sympathetic impostor who exploited Mrs Mooney and a Dutch consul contact. A St John police arrest turned out to be a false lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halifax Morning Chronicle
M. Mooney
Upper Water Street
Tracadie
Halifax
Father Paul
Mooney
St. John
Pauper Choked to Death in Wilbraham Murder Probe
Springfield dispatch July 29. Reuben Cadwell, 73, a town pauper living with Cyrus Day of Monson, was found dead near a Wilbraham pasture with a bruised face and torn windpipe. Morris Monihan, Day’s cow driver, was arrested after Cadwell’s death. Autopsy cited choking as cause, skull fracture noted. Monihan denies involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Reuben
Cadwell
Cyrus Day
Monson
Morris Monihan
Wilbraham
Monihan
Holbrook
Palmer
National Greenback State Convention and Events
A sprawling notice lists the National Greenback State Convention in Elmira New York on August 23, the Albany bicycle tournament with 500 riders on August 10, and various other local and national items including court cases, fires, legal notices, and railroad interests reflecting a busy regional news day with multiple named places and persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmira
N. Y
Albany
M. Blanc
a=rietor
Monaco
Rapp
Cincinnati
J.L. Jennings
Animas River
Tierrdamaville
N. M
San Pedro River
Boston Mills
Brooklyn
Mary Kane
Little Colorado
Arizona
Havana
Cienfuegos
Ortolan
Philadelphia
Stillwater
Minn
Western Union Telegraph Company
Northwestern Telegraph Company
Wisconsin
States and Territories
Dominion of Canada
Charles Parker
George Bull
Jake
Mexico Central Railroad
Paso del Norte
Rio Bravo
Charles Anderson
North Woburn
United States
Allen
Senviee
Central Construction Company
Rio Grande
el Paso del Norte
Fort Smith
Ark
Pope
Shoemaker
Fort Sill
Tufts
Hannah Davidock
Hester Street
San Francisco
Dodge
Northern Belle
Anglo California Bank
Atlantic Sanitarium Opened In New York City
The Atlantic Sanitarium and Health Institute in New York is a joint stock enterprise with paid up capital of $5,000,000. Established by leading physicians for treatment of all diseases, it gains attention through Dr R C Flower resident there and slated to visit Hotel Brunswick next week to meet local patients. Mrs Lupra E Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts advertises her Vegetable Compound for female diseases and offers pamphlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Sanitarium and Health Institute
New York City
New York
Hartford Evening Post
R. C. Flower
Brunswick
Philadelphia Record
Lupra E. Pinkham
Western Avenue
Lynn
Mass
Market Pulse on New York and Boston Financials a Week
Finance and commerce notes show a smoothly functioning money market with ample loanable funds and steady discount and interest rates. New York funds carry a premium while foreign exchange weakens. stock prices fluctuate with manipulation cited as key driver, Keene a central figure in short covering and market rallies, and readings from Ballou & Co. describe the standstill in the bull run as traders await demand restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
New York
Prime Mercantile
Shure
New York Stock Exchange
Keene
Shorts
Washington
Western Union
Missouri Pacific
Pacific Mail
Jersey Central
Grangers
Wabast Pacific
Messrs
George William Ballou & Co
Telegraph
Lackawanna
Lake Shore
Gould
Boston
Boston Daily Globe Commercial Outlook July 30 1890s
Boston markets show signs of improvement with Western Sonntey distribution ahead and stronger dry goods and boots and shoes sales. Pork prices steady. cotton rising. dairy and butter trading slowly. flour, corn, and oats firm. vegetables and fruits abundant with new apples plentiful and beans pricier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Daily Globe
Sonntey
Shane
New York
Franklin County
Vermont
New York Markets Suffer A Hue Of Floating Prices
Saturday reports show flour and meal quiet with minor shifts in prices and several commodity futures moving. Cotton futures gain and grain markets reflect firmer trend across wheat rye oats and corn with varied delivery months and notable activity in options and spot sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outhern Bakers
Southern
Western
Rime City
Uscal Tafe
Western Creamery
Siloc
New York
Loloe
Marwaibo
Laguayra
Tisxe
Fir Refining
Cnba
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Avonmouth
Cork
Ballaye
Watertown Live Stock Prices Reported for Boston Globe
Northern beef cattle and lamb market quotations given for Watertown with prices per hundredweight live and dressed. The list covers working oxen, cows and calves, veal, sheep and lambs, hides and tallow, and western beef cattle with multiple sellers noted and varied grades. Prices reflect brisk trade in some categories and slower demand in others, with details on dress weights and per-pair ratings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Canada West
Scowne
Oush
Western
Bush
Calcutta
L’etreleum
Canada
Boston
Choice Western
South
Carolina
Liverpool
Cadiz
Trapani
Dopa
Turks Island
Watertown
Boston Daily Globe
Brighton
Airde de
Miicu
Aldrich & Johnson
G. Spriggs
J. Carroll
G. Brownell
W. Scollans
Seth
J. W. Cooper
A. W. Worthens
Taylor & Harpin
Hathaway & Jackson
John P. Squire
Charles H. North
Niles Brothers
Scolians
Durham
Aldach & W Johnson
G. Weiss
C.O. Howe
Libby & Son
W. W. Hall
Gloucester Fish Market Week Arrivals and Prices Report
Special Gloucester market correspondence details weekly arrivals totaling 1 615 000 pounds cod and 145 700 pounds halibut with 12 500 barrels mackerel. Prices quoted for cod, halibut, mackerel and other fish. market notes on offsh ore banks and fleet activity. latest sales and barrel rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Globe
Gloucester
Georges
Cape Shore
Western Hanks
Grand Panks
Cape
Ees
Swordiis
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hardy Sons of Toil
James Redpath
Connemara
Cromwell
America
Mr. Bryson
Conkling
Service
Montreal's Exposition
Finance and Commerce
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Review OF the Week
M. Land Cos
Lid
Hoston
Boylston
Rutland
Maverick
Aspinwall
Summit Br
Union Pac
A.t&sflats
T. del & H
A. T&sf
Wis.Cen
KU Svensis
Allonez
Atlantic _ O
Blue Hill
Nag
Cal & Ifecia
Douglass
Duncan
Empire
Wis Cent
Franklin
A&p
A&pine
Deaben
Lcine
Pewabie
T&sf
Quincy
Ridge
P Mee
Bilver
Ko.fs&u
Bonanza
BK Lr&fs
Crescent
la & Mo Rio
Nama
Sever
H& On
Pine Tree
Bos & Alb
San Pedro
Bos & Lowell
Bose Nine
Cin
Bell Tele
Fitchburg
Commercial Matters
Boston MA
Cape Breton
Cumberland
Coffey
Java
Maracaibo
Rio
Ody
Sihadle Bush
Ovewoods
St Pomingo
Qnal
Sapan
Lina
Fastic
EGGR
Ege
New York i
Carita
Vic Island
Nova Scotia
California
Ilinois
St. Louis
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Choice Bakers
Westcominion
Manila
Montevideo
Buenos Ayres
Europe
Texas
Bond
JMAC
Sicily
Imperial
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
Hyson Skin
Congon
Souchong
Oolong
Japans
Pennsylvania
Michigan X
LheIse
West Virginia
NEW York Markets
Gloucester Fish Market
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