Peruvian Spectre Claims Shake Blaine Probe Public
Ex Secretary Blaine is attacked by Jacob R. Shipherd, head of the Peruvian company, who accuses Blaine of misrepresenting testimony before the foreign affairs committee. Shipherd details alleged bribes, lost documents, and Blaine’s handling of papers tied to a Lima concession, questioning Blaine’s honesty and urging accountability before the nation.
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Hurlbut
Moitor Hurlburt
Stephen
Robert Curiety
Outlawed Band Terrorized Barbour County West Virginia
A year long terror by the Red Men organization in Barbour County ended with two members Houser and Price fined and jailed for one year. After their conviction they exposed the secret system including signs passwords and member list, sparking countywide outrage and fears among prominent citizens.
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Houser
Price
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Son of Doctor Kills Physician in Millville Shootout
In Millville Ray county two years after Dr Roberts was murdered by Dr Keys Charles Roberts, son of the victim, armed with a revolver, tracked Keys to his location and opened fire wounding Keys in the breast. Keys later died as Roberts pursued and surrendered to the deputy sheriff. Public sympathy is with Roberts.
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St Joseph
Richmond
Charles Roberts
Mrs Melville Seeks Salary For Wife of Jeannette Engineer
Mrs Melville, wife of Engineer Melville of the Jeannette expedition, arrived in Washington and spoke of her anxiety over his safety. She said she had heard from him once since his rescue and expected his return in September. His payroll allotment rose from 90 to 140 per month during his absence, then was cut back when he was deemed safe, pending his instruction to renew. Secretary Chandler said increases require Mr Melville’s authority, but she may draw part in advance while he is contacted.
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Secretary of the Navy
Huntington will case settled for Vermont school fund
Rutland Vermont July 20 The Huntington will case ends with the state receiving about 200000 from Arunah Huntington who died in Brantford Ontario January 10 1877. The will left the estate to Vermont for a school fund twenty thousand dollars was in real estate. The will was challenged but Vice-Chancellor Proufoot ruled it valid for personal property though not for real estate as intended for the state. The estate has grown since litigation.
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Brantford Court of Chancery
Sequel to Newburg Poker Game Involving Stable Seizure
In Newburg New York a sequel to the poker game sees Judge Fullerton and Mr Trade acting for Mr Weed in attaching M M Hedges stable after Weed lost 150000. The stable includes J B Thomas St Remo Gay Billy and Novelty valued at 16000 with a bonus from Driving Park friends. Scott Heages partner was taken into custody while ill at the Riggs House.
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Hop Bitters Praised by Forsyth County Pastor
A Forsyth County pastor from Winston writes thanks for Hop Bitters. After five years of dyspepsia, six months of use brought a wonderful cure. He serves at the First Methodist Church and attests to the bitters’ virtues with respect to overall health.
Fannie Parnell Rites Mark Irish Leader’s Death in New Jersey
Fannie Parnell, sister of Charles Stewart Parnell and a leading Irish Lands League figure, died at the Old Ironsides mansion near Bordentown New Jersey. She collapsed after a carriage ride and died of heart paralysis. Born in Wicklow Ireland, she became a major American advocate for Irish rights and organized support across the United States.
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Boston
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FIGHTING THE INDIANS DESCRIBES BATTLE LOSSES AND PRISONERS
Dispatches from Chevelone Fork and Globe City report a July 17 battle with Indians leaving fourteen dead on the hostile side and many wounded. American casualties include several sergeants and privates, with updates on pursuit and scouting across deep gorges. Meanwhile tidings from Pleasant Valley and Wild Rye county describe multiple Indian attacks, killings, and settler losses as communities rush to mobilize and defend.
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Hay Stack Drying Method Promises Weather Independence
Mr. R. Neilson of Halewood near Liverpool devised a hay stacking method using a hollow central space and an exhaust fan to draw steam from the heated stack. Air enters from the outside to cool and dry the hay, allowing precise temperature control and reputedly saving labor and avoiding weather delays.
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Taunton Captures Noted Youthful Rascal Blakey
A distressing incident reports Rice M. Blakey, described as a dangerous youthful rascal, captured at Taunton and taken to the reform institution amid a scene of disorder and unrest.
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Guatemala's Dictator Barrios Exposed as Iron-Handed Ruler
Reports describe Guatemala's President Barrios as a ten-year dictatorship with brutal methods. Opponents are crushed, executions and torture common, and the press pressure and royal wealth mark his rule as he seeks US support and a regional protectorate.
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Department of State
Postmaster General Howe affirms Louisiana Lottery legality
Howe informs Representative Robertson that the Louisiana Lottery Company is a legal corporation with rights to mail matter. He cites Louisiana law and constitutional clause backing the lottery, while opponents vow to seek law changes to exclude its mail. The dispute flags political risk for those opposing the lottery.
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Refugee Carl Dublmeyer Dies by Suicide in Keating
Carl Dublmeyer a political refugee from Verden Hanover Germany shot himself in Keating Pennsylvania last night. He left 300 dollars for his wife and funds for two Bremen firms and burned several thousand dollars in a washbow. He left a note saying he could not endure false accusations and that the government would not get another victim.
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Will of William R. Garrison Filed After Long Branch Crash
The will of William R. Garrison, killed in the Long Branch railroad accident, was filed in the Surrogate office. It disposes of several tons of dollars with property let to executors Joan Morris White and Mariner Ward. All income is to his wife until the youngest child reaches age, then the income is to be divided equally among his four children if the widow dies.
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William R. Garrison
Long Branch
Joan Morris White
Mariner Ward
Twenty Persons Killed at Panama
Despatch from Panama dated July 7 reports a fatal stampede during Garibaldi funeral services in Buenos Aires. A lodge curtain caught fire, causing a crowd surge on a staircase and a wall collapse burying attendees. Twenty bodies were recovered and ten were seriously hurt.
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Norwegian Bark Tromness Sinks After Iceberg Collision
Captain Larsen and crew aboard the Norwegian bark Tromness arrived from Matari in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, reporting the ship struck an iceberg off the banks and sank in twenty minutes while bound from Gothenburg to Philadelphia with a cargo of iron.
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Defaulter Cashier Arrested in Atlanta for $17000 Defalcation
Oscar M. Goodwill, late cashier of Logansport Nation Bank, Indiana, was arrested in Atlanta on July 24. He faces charges of defalcation totaling $17,000 and related health claims. The report references medical treatment offers and an address with two stamps for the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo.
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Money Market And Stock News From New York City
The week shows moderate money demand with steady rates for can and discount loans. Clearing house exchanges total $12,417,061 this morning and $75,281,080 for the week. New York funds trade at a premium. Stocks rise with readings in coal, Lackawanna, Jersey Central, and Northern Pacific leading gains, while some declines appear in Han-nibal & St. Joseph and Ontario & Western. Analysts predict possible Western stock rises and a cautious outlook for a sustained advance, with bullish sentiment persisting in several major securities.
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Lochimapolis
Vanderbilt
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Northern Pacific Securities
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Mexican Central Securities
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Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis Railroad
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New York & New England
Central Railroad of Iowa
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
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Opening bids for government bonds compared with Saturday
Opening bids for government bonds show varied results from Saturday with percent changes across several issues. Juli 22 and July 24 quotes indicate shifts in yields while specific bonds like US Curves and US fourteenths display mixed demand and price levels.
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Boston Markets Report Mixed Activity in July Heat
The Boston Daily Globe notes reduced weekly business due to heat and vacations, with signs of improvement in dry goods boots shoes and clothing. Cotton fabrics remain strong with potential price increases, wool sales large, hides high priced, and lard fish oils scarce while petroleum stays quiet and high.
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New York Markets Flour and Cotton Prices July 22
The July 22 market report notes dull flour and meal, mixed grain activity with declines in wheat and robust cotton futures. Provisions steady with firm beef hams, lard weak to moderate, and dairy prices mixed. exports and ship rates cited for several regions and fuel oils.
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Gloucester Fish Market shows strong week with large cod and halibut
Special Gloucester market report totals 165 arrivals from Georges and Western Banks bringing about 445000 pounds codfish 86660 halibut and 10000 barrels mackerel. Prices quoted for Georges Bank cod halibut bank cod and other species with salt mackerel demand and various fish byproducts. overall market firm.
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Livestock Arrivals at Brighton and Watertown Week End
Weekly arrivals show totals for Western and Eastern cattle and lambs, sheep, swine and veals at Brighton and Watertown. Beef cattle prices per 100 pounds dressed weight and hides and tallow values are listed with quality grades and regional splits.
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