Ireland's Struggle The Nasby Lecture On Irish Oppression
D R Locke Nasby lectured at Boston Theatre on Ireland's misery under landlordism. He described four million Irish tenants as serfs, contrasted American freedoms with Irish poverty, and condemned English rule and censorship. He urged Americans to support Irish rights, stressing humanity above creed.
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Friends of the Land League
Boston
D. R. Locke
Petroleum
America
England
Ireland
France
Germany
Medals Created to Honor Grant Balloting At Chicago 1880
Don Cameron initiated plans for 330 bronze medals to honor the Grant phalanx after the 1880 Republican Convention. Roscoe Conkling Chauncey I Filley and others approved striking by J M Kershaw, to be sent to Washington for distribution. The circular 2-4 inch medals depict General Grant with a laurel oak wreath and a wreath of fleurs de lis, showing the 36 ballots and vote counts. Reverse inscription notes Commemorative of the thirty six ballots of the Old Guard for Ulysses S Grant.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Chicago
Grant Phalanx
Don Cameron
Roscoe Conkling
Chauncey I. Filley
J. M. Kershaw
Kershaw
Chauncey I. Filey
Washington
Old Guard
Ulysses
Grant
A Checkered Career of a War of 1812 Pensioner
Anson Barber, born June 1792 in Canaan Connecticut, died by freezing in Lee cemetery at age 90. A veteran who fought at Lundy Lane and Lake Champlain, he later ran a dry goods business, lost his property, and spent his final years in the Lee poor house, gifting his small pension to the town. He was well read, an admired singer, and died after a frail struggle in the snow.
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Great Barrinetox
Anson Barber
Lee
Canaan
Conn
Connecticut
Lundy Lane
Lake Champlain
New London
Stonington
Becket
Tee
California Rep Page pushes bill to suspend Chinese immigration
Representative Page introduces a measure to suspend immigration of Chinese laborers for twenty five years after enactment with exceptions for those resident at treaty signing and others who may move with government certificates. The bill requires exempted classes to hold certificates endorsed by U S consuls and outlines enforcement machinery.
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Page
California
House
Committee On Education and Labor
United States
Arkansas Judge Suffered Burns After Explosion in Home
LitTle Rock Arkansas January 30 Thursday forenoon United States District Judge H C Caldwell observed a small package with white powder on his library mantel and tossed it into the fire causing an explosion. He was hurled across the room, furniture broken, flames burned his arms and face, and doctors call the injuries serious with no explanation for the blast.
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Ark
United States
H. C. Caldwell
Washington
Guiteau
Department of Justice
Porter
Davidee
National Hotel
Government
Garfield
Select Committee of
House
Iuipospeta
Cates
Child in Indianapolis Smokes Widely Says Doctor
A four year old boy at the Surgical Institute in Indianapolis is receiving treatment for spinal troubles. The father, a Clay City resident, claims the child has smoked heavily for a year and a half. He says cigars have been given from infancy to quiet the boy, who reportedly smokes about twenty stoga cigars daily and still cries for more.
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Indianapolis
Surgical Institute
Clay City
Stoga
Bean Causes Death Of Ashland Boy
William O Shaughnessy’s two and a half year old son from Ashland inhaled a raw bean into his windpipe last Saturday. Four doctors attended at various times until Wednesday seeking removal but failed. Two doctors, G C Pierce of Ashland and J J McCann of Hopkinton, urged a tracheotomy, but the farmer objected.
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William O’shaughnessy
Ashland
G. C. Pierce
J. J. McCann
Hopkinton
Jurors Describe Guiteau Trial Delays and Reactions
Juror Langley recounts the Guiteau trial including long testimony and lawyer speeches, noting a tired panel, a split first ballot for conviction, and unity after instruction. He calls Guiteau a fanatic yet morally responsible, and says press and public support did not sway the jury.
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Ile
Porter
Web
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Verdicts Across Nations on Guiteau Case Hangman Task Delayed
Press opinions from New York and cities abroad react to the Guiteau murder verdict. The Herald and Times support a swift execution as justice for President Garfield, while English and Canadian papers criticize the trial as a farce and condemn democratic politics. The Toronto World and Globe urge decisive action and warn against looser jurisdiction.
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Christendom
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Guiteau
Washington
Times
Maey
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London
Garfeld
Saturday Review
Toronto
Toronto World
the Mail
The
Globe
Scoville Seeks New Trial in Guiteau Case After Juror Irregularities
In Washington on January 2, Scoville filed a motion for a new trial citing twelve reasons including jury misbehavior and evidentiary objections. The motion, supported by affidavits from Scoville and Guiteau, alleges trial irregularities, improper court actions, and disputes over jury conduct and verdict validity.
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Washington
Criminal Court
Corrill
Cox
Mr. Scoville
George Scoville
John W. Guiteau
George Seville
Charles J. Guiteau
Fred H. Snyder
Jersey City
N. J
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Evening Critic
Thomas
Thomas W. Heinline
Michael
Michael Sheehan
H. J. Bright
Henry J. Bright
Hemline
Old Lady Left to Die Alone in Cold Abington Home
A 78 year old Abington Massachusetts resident died after two months of illness with no medical care or warmth in a Washington Street room. Her son supplied meals but she endured neglect and there was disbelief until a young neighbor forced entry and found her unwashed bed and dusted, gruel self-administered, and near death. Neighbors now condemn the family.
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Boiler Explosion Kills Foreman in Penns Logan Works
A boiler test at Logan's machine works in Om Crry Penns on Friday exploded under sixty pounds of steam. Foreman James Tonhill was atop the boiler and hurled into the air, dying instantly. Two other workers were seriously injured and several bystanders on the street escaped serious harm.
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Cool Complaints of Thief in Philadelphia Tax Office
Theodore Hanel, a tax clerk who admitted how robberies were conducted in the tax office, writes to the investigating committee claiming no payment for his information. He says his disclosures were used for political ends and asks where his reward lies.
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Theodore Hanel
Finance and Commerce Boston Stocks and Bonds 1882
Week of moderate money demand and steady rates shows New York funds at par to premium, Bank reserve excess for legal requirements declines, foreign exchange firm near shipping point, and Boston market quiet with selective gains. Commodities including flour, meats, and grains hold firm with varied price ranges across several listings and regional cargos.
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Boston Market Report on Apples Beans and More
A Boston Daily Globe market summary from Saturday shows Apples steady at 22 75 to 25 per barrel and common to good at 16 to 25. Beans demand strong with higher prices for medium to small lots. kidney and yellow eyes shifted slowly. Boots and shoes market quiet. coal dull. creamery milk and dairy products mixed. copper and copper alloys firm. corn, cranberries, dried apples and drugs merchandise noting varied activity and prices.
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New York Markets Report Flour and Cotton Prices January 28
New York markets were dull for flour with unsettled pricing yet no further declines. Cotton futures edged higher except January and February, lifting several contracts. details cite middling uplands around 2c and Gulf grades near 12 to 13 cents, with various months quoted from January to September.
Live Stock Markets Brighton and Watertown Arrivals
Week ending January 2 shows totals for cattle 2541 across western eastern northern groups with sheep and lambs at 118? or 125? and swine 19500 plus veals 160, homes 96. Prices list per 100 pounds live weight for cattle by quality and hides and tallow values for Brighton and country stock and lambskin tallow figures.
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Gloucester Market Fist Line of Weekly Fish Arrivals and Prices
Gloucester reports arrivals totaling 15 for the week from Georges, Ranks, Grand Menon and Newfoundland including 110,000 pounds codfish, 46,000 pounds halibut, 1,175,000 pounds herring, with firm market at quoted prices for cod, halibut, hake and other commodities. Prices listed for various fish and byproducts throughout the market segment.
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