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Newspaper

Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1880

Page

6

The Great Caricaturist Nast and the Garibaldi War

A San Francisco Chronicle interview with James Redpath profiles Thomas Nast, the political caricaturist. It details his family home, collecting habits, early artistic drive, Garibaldi campaign participation, and his role as a political power. It notes his loyalty, lecturing for a season, stage fright, and steadfast opposition to public flattery.

The San Francisco Chronicle James Redpath Nast J. R.—Nast Mem Gail Hamilton Ublic Tte Rional Dana New York Grant Stanley Africa Livingstone

Catholic Colonization Society to Lead 18 Families to Nebraska

The Catholic Colonization Society of Boston plans to move eighteen families to Nebraska in early March, selecting land near a valley with rich and sandy soils. Bishop James O Connor of Omaha advises settling in Wheeler County near Cedar River, with capital of about 700 to 800 dollars for a successful start. Stock farming is strong. cattle can graze ten months and feed on wild hay the rest. A meeting is set for Sunday at 7:30 PM at 103 Court Street with Mr Barry for details and contacts.

Catholic Colonization Society of Boston Nebraska Patrick Harry East Shoston James O'Connor Omaha Greely Valley Aarieey Wheeler County Boston Colony Company Cedar River Bishop O'Connor Boston Society of Catholic Colonization Court Street Barry Chelsea Street East Bosoes Oe Phillips Haverhill Street

He Meant Business And Got Satisfaction A Louisianian Fatal Mistake

In Franklin Louisiana on January 15 Sidney Cole nineteen owner of Chatsworth plantation rode to J K Wofford's gate and announced he came to kill him. Cole advanced with a pistol as Wofford armed with a shotgun fired and killed him. Wofford surrendered but was discharged by coroner's jury finding justifiable homicide.

Franklin Sidney Cole Chatsworth J. K. Wofford Wofford Cole Woord

Enamored Consolidation of Pacific Railroads

January 15 New York. Union Pacific directors met Jay Gould to discuss a merger with Kansas Pacific. Union Pacific stock rose from below 85 to about 88 3/4 and closed near 93 42, Kansas Pacific at 95 1/4. The plan, decided earlier, aims to boost receipts and cut expenses for both firms.

Pacific Railroads New York Boston Union Pacific Railroad Company Jay Gould Union Pacific Kansas Pacific Railroad Company Kansas Pacific

Libel Suit Seeks $100,000 in Walsh vs Chambers

Thomas Walsh a wealthy contractor sues B M Chambers for 100000 dollars over a Times Journal article dated April 1 that labeled Walsh as of unsound mind. Walsh contends the imputation is false and scandalous.

Louis Thomas Walsh B. M. Chambers Walsh Times-Journal

Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race Date Change

London reports say the Oxford and Cambridge crews held a meeting and moved the annual eight-oared race to Saturday March 20 from March 26. Both universities’ crews are in training.

Oxford Cambridge New York London Cassbridge

Clergyman Faces Westchester Jury Over Kissing Scandal

A jury of Methodist clergymen in Westchester county opens today to determine if a preacher engaged in promiscuous kissing. The minister admits kissing many women in his congregation and asserts he has done so with numerous comely parishioners.

New York Westchester County

Barksdale for Senator from Mississippi

Jackson Mississippi January 15 The twenty ninth and final ballot in the Democratic caucus for United States senator shows Singleton 3544 votes Walthall 379 10 Bars 57 percent health notes and mentions bitters for inactive liver and urinary organs with no clear outcome or resolution beyond the tally and a reference to another column.

Barksdale Mississippi Jackson Miss United States Singleton Walthal

Autographs and the Craze for Rare Signatures Revealed

A feature on autograph collecting, its global history, and major price examples. It covers Chinese imperial manuscripts at Pekin, the Samaritans’ Sinaitic relics, famed collectors like Antoine Lomenic de Brienne, and Boston figures. Forger lore, notable sales, and the enduring allure of historic letters and documents.

Confucius Pekin Alcuin Charlemagne Fulda St. Boniface British Museum Antoiine Lomeni¢ de Brienne Henry IV Louis XIV Imperial Library Paris Duplanis Marshal Turenne Sirrah Dunplains Sprague John Runnymede United States Boston Judge Chamberlain Public Library M. P. Kennard Sub-Treasury R. C. Watterson J.S. H. Fogg Walter Sawyer Jeremiah Coburn Curtis Guild A. C. Washburn Charles ?. Greenough Alfred L. Foster Spragte State Library of New York Almon W. Griswold T. A. Emmett Theodorus K. Myers R. Leflingwell New Haven J. Creer Philadelphia 2. Allen Providence Robert C. Davis Chamberlain L. J. Cist St. Louis Queen Victoria Liverpool J. J. Cohen Baltimore Continental Congress Massachusetts Thomas Dudley John Haines Congress Albany Washington United States Supreme Court Protestant Episcopal Church Massachusetts Colony Massachusetts House of Representatives Thomas Lynch Button Gwinnett London Emmett Benjamin Franklin Baron von Gerstenbergh Weimer Germany Schiller Europe Penne Lord Byron Dr. Foge Dr. Fogg Forg America Johann Strauss Mme. Leutner Ictor Hugo Italy Greece

Wilkie Collins The Novelists Rise and His Craft

London sentient chronicle traces Collins from tea trade to law student, biographer, and famed writer. It notes his early misfit path, close ties to Dickens, hit works like Woman in White and Moonstone, and his exacting habits, earnings, copyright zeal, and cautious view on repeating Atlantic travels.

Lincoln's Inn William Collins Collins Rome Cornwall Charles Dickens Household Words Dickens Charles Allston Collins Wilkie Collins Pickwick Armadale Count Fosco Moonstone Woman In White Balzac Thackeray Atlantic America Pinis

Methodist Ecumenical Council to Meet in 1880s

A proposed world Methodist Ecumenical Council to be held in the United States in 1880 or nearby years aims to unite 20 million Methodists across Christendom. The plan, discussed since 1876, envisions common worship standards, church rule reforms, and expanded missionary effort, with Cincinnati to host an organizing meeting and Philadelphia as a potential later site for joint councils.

Baltimore Hishop Simpson Cincinnati Christendom Asia Africa Simpson United States Canad Great Britain Northwest Iowa Mackenzie Canada Philadelphia Pan- Presbyterian Council Methodist Ecumenical Council

Minister performs quick wedding over phone exchange

A minister adapts to a peculiar scene as Malinda Duzenberry and Algernon Smithkinson agree via telephonic ceremony. The minister asks Malinda to relay the message to her daughter and proceeds to marry the couple with improvised vows.

Deaths Door and the Lake Michigan Mystery

A Detroit harbor tale from February 1877 recounts the Deaths Door tragedy near Lake Michigan. An old fisherman and his son vanished for forty days before a Cana Island lighthouse keeper spotted their frozen, lifeless bodies drifting in a boat, ice-encrusted and motionless, with the father’s beard icicles and the son staring blankly.

Death's Door Port du Mort Little Green Bay Lake Michigan Detroit Harbor Sister Bay Cana Island Death Sae Mnen

A Trick Over a Trade Dollar in a City Store

A boarding-house keeper bought a range at an Eighth-avenue store. The clerk informed her a trade dollar paid was worth only ninety cents. She returned the dollar and received ten cents, settling the sale while both parties remained unaware the shop was short ninety cents.

Ninth Ward Eighth-avenue

Diamond Wafer Magical Tables Offer

The Diamond Wafer Company of Boston advertises magical tables that amaze by instantly answering any name, number, article, or food item. Seventeen tables exist with seven for ladies and seven for gentlemen, plus one instruction table mailed postpaid. address and stamps required for delivery.

Tay Gracy Bony Mall Postn Diamond Wafer Company Water Street Boston Masa Diamond Wafers Wyltjale

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Caricaturist Tom Nast Gen. Garibaldi Museum of Art Sherman Darky Oiece Mary J. R Rep Bavayia Pennsylvania Frank Leslie Cast Garibaldi Papal States New Jersey Blood Punch BBC Cy Cnel North Nasty Thomas Nast Cee Shepherd Harper's Curtis Little Hayes Hayes U P England Josh Billings Josh Ree Mid-Ocean France Peabody Herald Reater Steinway Hall Catholic Colonization Society Nablus Abishivra Phineas Aaron Robert Gilmore J. K. Test Savannah Charlestown John Hancock Sullivan Brothers Libbie John Adams Jefferson John Quincy Adams Jackson and Taylor Lincoln S. Grant Andrew Johnson Josiah Franklin Thomas Stone Robert Treat Peine Charles Carroll William Paca Benjamin Harrison Lewis Morriss Josiah Bartlett Bassett Mount Vernon Commodore OU. H. Perry Commodore Azur Patrick Henry Henry Clay Benedict Arnold Robert Fulton John C. Calhoun Aaron Burr Joony Wa William Penn Caleb Pbs Boston Corbett Noah Webster General R. E. Lee Stonewall Jackson Beranger William Cullen Bryant Allan Cunningham Washington Irving G. BP. BR. James Iic Theodore Walker W. H. Prescott George Bancroft Tennyson Thoreau Theyerson Voltaire M. F.supper Goethe Walter Scott Robert Southey W. M. Thinckeray John Howard Wayne Edgar A. Poe Whittier Charles Kean Fanny Kemble Louis Kossuth Walter Savage Landor Henry Laurens Henry Witz Greene Halleck Henry II Louis XV Louis Avl Napoleon Bonaparte Charles X Napoleon III Gladstone Kosciusko Daniel O'Connell Charles Sumner Benjamin West Richard Grant White John Jay Charlotte Cushman R. H M. Dana Cooper Dumas Siamese Twins Luther Shakspere Stratford-on-Avon Martin Luther Barnum's Museum Harnum Captain Cook Fugg Wilkie Willian Wilkie Collins Inky Guild Hastings Wither Tavistock House Charles Fechter Fechter Carlotta Leclercq Bruete Jove Mimi Conaren Methodist Church Fowler Christian Advocate Gurboliae G Matel Aaa Phen Pat Ating Powsity Gnaracter Snair Restronavie Wien Ade Pieh Ree Pavers Puma Alfred Phillips Pruggi Joversvill Amy Wile Kennedy & Co Second Ave WOOD Pittsburgh Geo. C. Goodwin & Co Weeks & Potter, Smith, Doolittle & Smith Carter Harris & Hawley Mass Weeks & Potter Smith Doolittle & Smith Cutler Bros. & Co Jno. W. Perkins & Co W.F. Phillips & Co Mason, Toe & Co R. L. Wells, Richardson & Co Burlington, Vt H.& J. Brewer Springfield Brent, Good & Co Park Place
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