Invention of Frye’s Endless Track Rail Revolution
Boston reporter visits Jesse Frye at 345 Tremont Street to view a twelvefoot long model of the safety endless track underground railway. Frye touts a continuous vast system with power stations, concentric wheels, and an underground tunnel promising rapid, safe travel from Boston to New York in about an hour and a quarter, with stations alphabetically arranged along an extensive route.
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Jesse Frye
Mr. Frye
Stephenson
Fulton
Morse
Howe
Frye
Globe Office
Tremont Street
Here
Chicago
Penne
Alleghany Mountains
Lowell
Boston
New York
San Francisco
London
Pares
Vanderbilt
America
James Malley Speaks After Trial Departure to Wallingford
In an interview with a Globe representative James Malley, the former prisoner, expresses relief at the verdict and plans to visit Saratoga next week with Walter. He praises the judge’s charge, mocks Doolittle, and notes possible future travel. He confirms Jennie Cramer died Thursday night amid mushroom poisoning specifics.
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New Have
New Haven
James Malley
Glone
Wallingford
Rh. J. Farr
Edward Maley
Granger
Doolittle
Walter
Saratoga
Jennie Cramer
A Fine Record of Captain Glendell Sea Rescue Feats
A detailed sketch honors Captain Glendell of White Star Steamer Cel tic for thirty six years at sea and sixty five lives saved. He commanded six vessels including the ill fated Atlantic and aided crews from Scotland Velox Oriental Islandelle and Alice in perilous wrecks. His acts earned medals from the Humane Society United States Congress and other bodies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Glendell
White Star
Celtic
Hong Kong
Shanghai
Scotland
Liverpool Humane Society
United States Congress
Velox
Glendell
Humane Society
English Board of Trade
Master Mariners’ Association of Liverpool
Rockland
Banks
Newfoundland
Gleade
United States
Association
Alice
Prince Edward Island
The
Richest Newsboy in America: Mike Mykens of Denver
The richest newsboy in the country is Mike Mykens of Denver, reportedly worth at least $50,000, invested in Denver real estate. He sells ten cent morning papers from dawn to midnight, recognizes readers by origin, and treats his stand with a bootblack’s chair run by an assistant. He is no longer a boy but will likely remain in the trade for years.
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Western Exchange
Mike Mykens
Denver
Colorado
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Kansas City
Bootblack
San Francisco
Mykens
Elder Joan Spivney of Starks a Hard-Working Freewill Baptist Leader
Elder Joan Spivney of Starks Maine a 64 year old Freewill Baptist clergyman and blacksmith by trade has spent twenty years in smithing and began preaching at age 14 walking ten miles to services. He has moved thirty eight times erected twenty three buildings delivered over 8000 sermons attended over 200 funerals in Starks married over 200 couples baptized over 200 people and raised ten children.
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Maine
Joan Spivney
Starks
Tootatichs
Golden Medical Discovery Purifies Blood and Aids Lungs
Dr. R. V. Pierce promotes Golden Medical Discovery as a fast acting blood purifier and strengthener. It claims to arouse a torpid liver, purify the blood, and treat consumption described as an acrofulous disease of the lungs.
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R. V. Pierce
A Pious Fraud Exploiting Mining Stocks in Maine
In Rancor Maine on June 29, a Dover Foxcroft tale recounts Reverend M. Stedman, a former bigamist, who exploited church members with Mexican and Arizona mining stock. Investors, including a deacon’s family and two daughters, sank from 5,000 to 8,000 dollars. the scam ended with the reverend departing as others faced empty pockets while a gentleman's courtship scheme adds a bitter local irony.
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Dover
Foxcroft
M. Stedman
West
Piscataquis County
Mexico
Arizona
Stedman
Hupgry
Piscataquis
Ireland to Boston Love Triangle Ends in Arrest
Special Officers Weldon and McCausland of Division 4 arrested James Malley alias Gallagher and Mrs Ann Cary for adultery. Malley, a married man, eloped with Mrs Cary after leaving Ireland over a year ago and coming to the United States. They lived in a tenement on Ruggles street and Malley worked at Back Bay park when taken into custody. Mrs Malley, once wealthy, had supported him but was duped and later forgave him if he returns.
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Weldon and McCausland
James Malley
Gallagher
Ann Cary
Malley
Cary
India
Ireland
Quincy
Ruggles Street
Back Bay Park
Division 4
New York Herald
Irkutsk
Siberia
Wesnesenati
Angora
Innokente
Old Lady Defies Market Runners In Street Race
In Hartford during race week an elderly spectator in a creaking wagon challenged a marketman driving a bay horse. The two vehicles kept pace neck and neck past City Hall, their hubs nearly touching, before the old lady declared she would let the hubs tick but would not yield.
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Main
Littie Bridge
Hawley Kelloy
Bay Lorae
Auntie
Old White
City Hall Square
Peculiar Nevada Conewee Fish of Pyramid and Winnemucca
The conewee, native to Pyramid and Winnemucca lakes, is among Nevada's oddest fish. It has a mane along its back that fishermen shear before market. They swim near the surface in large, noisy shoals that once stampeded soldiers in 1860, nearly causing a panic.
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Nevada
Conewee
Pyramid
Winnemucca Lakes
Quail consignments in Springfield divided for distribution
Springfield residents received a cargo of 100 migratory quail captured last April in Messina. The birds were split into four lots of twenty five and placed at various nearby points to be kept until early next April when they will be released. A prior 1878 release of 200 birds ended without sightings, believed due to late-season release hindering mating and return to the wild.
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Springfield
Messina
Courtship in Iowa at Maquoketa Sentinel
A sturdy老 farmer from near Maquoketa drove to town with his son and halted at a residence housing a striking young woman. The son knocked, and the girl opened the door, beginning a sequence of events described in the Maquoketa Sentinel.
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Iowa
Maquoketa
A Siberian Saint Innokente the Last Saint of Russia
Irkutsk reports a shrine to Innokente a missionary saint preserved body intact in Wesnesenati monastery The saints fame grew with miracles pilgrims and crucifixes The czar issued ukase granting sainthood making Innokente the last discovered saint of the Russian realm.
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Siberia
Sanokente
Irkutsk
Lunokente
Innokente
Sainta
Medina County Farmer Refuses 25000 Offer Over Oil Hoax
Exchange recounts how Medina county farmer Rider Smith resisted a flood of oil speculation during Ohio oil excitement. A stranger offered up to 26000 for Smith’s farm, which was worth about 800, and the elder said he would wait and pray. He joked that delayed divine help spared him a trip to New York State.
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Ohio
Medina County
Rider Smith
Carly
York State
French bureaucratic decree blocks newborn's bold name
The Pall Mall Gazette reports Paul Minck, a noted Communist, and his partner M. Yegro naming their child Lucifer Blanni Vereingetorix. The district mayor cites a 1805 law banning non Gregorian names, denying the infant a birthright of distinction in what is called a land of freedom.
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Pall Mall Gazette
France
Paul Minck
M. Yegro
Lucifer Blanni Vereingetorix
Nobscot Curse Affects Local Horses Prompting Walkouts
Cochituate correspondent reports a Nobscot resident offended a local lady who allegedly threatened to curse her neighbors' horses. Credulous observers claim the horses fell ill and three workers walked five miles to their jobs until a compromise led the woman to withdraw the curse and the animals recovered.
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Cochituate
Natick
Nobscot
See
Eaison Proposes City Lighting in Santiago
A brief report notes Eaison's proposal to illuminate Santiago with electric light. The item lists varied events from heat deaths in New York to local incidents, including a Magnolia courthouse fire and embezzlement totals in Newark.
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Eaison
Santiago
New York City
Henry Leichzinger
Union Street
Brooklyn
Guiteau
Williamsburg
Magnolia
Miss
Palmer
Newark
N. J
Hall
Mountain Stone
Smith
Samuel Shannon
Indian Creek
Frenchburg
Leslie Jewell
Jewell
Lansing
Mich
Pete Cevalia
Frank Hahn
Cevalia
Galdiera of
Colomba
Greenville
Penn
Coalville
Butler County
Illinois
France
Havre
R. Dillon & Co
Bloomingdale
Mary Booth
R. C. Gray
Travis Jones
Petersburg
Finance and Commerce Week On State Street 1882
A detailed money market summary from July 1 1882 notes stable loan rates with slight liquidity shifts. Banks bid 4 percent on prime paper while discounting varies from 4 to 4 3 4 percent. Clearing exchanges show weekly totals and a global view includes New York funds, foreign exchange, and bond activity. The report also covers stock market mood, crop prospects, and shipping patterns affecting prices across commodities.
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State Street
States Street
Prime Corporation
New York
Wall Street
Thoes
Larce
Secretary of the Treasury
Chicago
Burtington & Quincy
Boston
Europe
Boston Daily Globe Market Notes July 1
The July 1 Boston Daily Globe issue notes a modest business improvement with expected activity midweek. Markets show quiet beans with varied prices for Northern Pea and other types, boots and shoes trade remains steady with strong orders, butter and creamery quotes range with mixed quality, cheese prices ease, coal demand steady amid anticipated price shift, and coffee Rio market firm with fair demand.
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Malaya
Turkey
Norfolk
Valencia
Palermo
Messina
Sicily
Manila
Ieruaion
Hurtalo
Rockland
Nosland
Porto Rico
Barbadoes
Cienfuegos
New Orleans
Canada
Western
Calcutta
Boston
Elaine
Bermuda
Ee of Choice Canada
Aroostoo
Maine Central
Bush
Northern Rose
Jacksons
Protitics
Peerless
Bush Seachings
Chenanxees
Burbank Seechings
N “ Brooks
Ish
Ecianek
Southern
BORO
Stoxs Park
Extra Prime
Arch
Lara
New York
Choice Northern Creamery
Franklin County
Vermont
Choice Creamery
Choice
Nova Scotia
Cumberland
Clearfield
Rios
Aid Xradea
Gloucester Fish Market weekly receipts set record
Special correspondence notes the Gloucester market for the week posted record high fish arrivals, totaling 2 020 000 pounds cod and 198 000 pounds halibut with 8400 barrels of mackerel. Prices quoted cover various cod, haddock, halibut, mackerel, and allied products with salt cod firm at last week’s levels.
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Sunday Globe
Gloucester
Georges
Arekle
Livestock arrivals at Brighton and Watertown markets
Week ending June 30 1882 reports totals for cattle 2437 Western 1544 Eastern 129 Northern 634 sheep and lambs 12240 including 10200 Western and 2140 Eastern with lambs, swine 15881, veals 1270, horses 182. Prices shown for cattle per 100 pounds by quality and hides and tallow rates.
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Glasgow
Liverpool
London
Lingham & O'Brien
G. W
N. E. Hollis
Francia Jewett & Co
A. N. Monroe
Brighton and Watertown
Boston
Brighton
Watertown
Sosteee
Moses
Weekly Globe Club List item prices and subscriptions
A dense catalog of periodicals and magazines with subscription prices and notes. Names include American Poultry Yard Barnes Educational Monthly Beadle's Saturday Journal Burlington Hawkeye Gardeners Monta Home and Farm publications and many more. The page lists new substrates and premiums, with prices ranging from under one dollar to several dollars and mentions a Sealy subscription to the Weekly Grove.
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Regula Price
American Poultry Yard
Brainerd's Musical World
Barnes Educational Monthly
Beadle’s Saturday Journal
Burlington Hawkeye
Boys of New York
Ballou’s Magazine
Lady's Magazine
Popular Mortiuy
Pry Pleasant
Germantown
Wesceeeeesesees
International Review
Iowa Homestead
Journal of Microsoap Journal of Chemistry
le Francais
Arthur's Home Magazine
American Dairyman
American Poultry Journal
Atlantic Monthly
American Naturalist
American Agriculturist
Manuels
Art Interchange
Pharhbars Weredaseetse
Army & Navy Journal
Bee-keeper
Babyland
Boston Pilot
Boston Medical Journal
Boston Medical and Surgicalournal
Cassell's Magazine of Art
Country Gentleman
Chicago Advance
Chicago Weekly
Christian Herald
Courier-Journal
Donahoe
Detroit Free Press
Floral Couriet
Seeereeceesees Forney
Sesahess Ts
Frank Lesiie
Chimney Corner
Lady's Journal
Pies Goney
Cire’ Bovesrss
Lippincott
Snadee i
Observer
Patios
Portland ‘Transcript
Phrenological Journal
Phrenological J
Prairie Farmer
Peterson's Ladies
Pope
American Monthly
Philadelphia Medical
Sealy
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Krye
Spirit OF the Times
Hartford Times
Freedomly
Finance and Commerce
Boston Stock Market
Mana
Modia
Java
Maracaibo
Isaac
de Roush
Lied
St Domingo
Vermount
E Island
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Indiana
Ticinoia
St Louis
Lota
Eastport
California
Melbourne
Sydney
Rasiaide
Brisbane
New Zealand
Alexandria
Georgetown
Worcester
Buenos
Guatemala
Carolina
Smaltleta
Wittin
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
HysonSkin
Texas
Miys
Michican
Tno
Pennsylvania
Miethen
Boston Markets
Boston Daily Globe
Gloucester Fish Market
Weekly Globe Club
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