Garibaldi Dies at Caprera After Bronchitis Attack
Rome June 2 General Giuseppe Garibaldi died at his Caprera home at 6 30 pm from bronchitis after a long asthmatic illness. He remained conscious to the end. The article recounts his life from 1807 birth in Nice through his liberal campaigns in Italy and later public life in Italy and France.
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Rome
Guiseppe Garibaldi
Caprera
Garibaldi
Genoa
Albanese
Garialdi
Nice
Mazzini
Italy
Austria
Venice
Tunis
New York
Staten Island
Sicily
Islayd
Palermo
Salerno
Naples
Victor Emmanuel
National Assembly
Paris
Tiber
Dinner Scene Tests White House Etiquette at March Hall
A White House dinner in early March became awkward when former secretary Blaine objected to being addressed by his office title. President Cleveland apologized and restored sociability after Blaine asserted he preferred to be called Mr Blaine. The cabinet and guests, amid ornate decor, watched the exchange.
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White House
St. Louis
Mr. Blaine
Blaine
The Farmer Advantage In Hard Times
The piece argues farmers gain security and steadier living when times are tight, contrasting farming with manufacturing. It cites bankrupt court figures showing few farmers among debtors and notes Standard Oil tax case outcomes in Pennsylvania, with a Supreme Court appeal pending.
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D. T. Watson
Pittsburg
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania
Palmer
Standard Oil Company
Standard Oil
Supreme Court
Harrisburg
Dauphin County
Commonwealth
Commonwealth Bayou
Gilbert
How Winslow Lived in Exile in Buenos Ayres
A Globe reporter learns from a recent returnee about Ezra D Winslow's life in Buenos Ayres. He is described as stylish but not a nabob, married to a Buenos Ayrian woman, with limited influence in politics or religion. The Herald is not a government organ, and Winslow shows no strong power or social entry among locals or foreigners.
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Globe
Buenos Ayres
Boston
Argentine
Rio de la Plata
Ezra ID. Winslow
South America
Ezra D. Winslow
Winston
England
Winslow
Rocha
New York
Buenos Aires
Charvb
Domestic Dificulties From Matinees at Grand Opera House
A Cincinnati theater incident recounts a husband dragging his wife out by the ear after alleging her matinee habit distracted from home duties. He claimed decades of marriage and three children, with tensions over her theatergoing leading to family quarrels and headlines in the neighborhood. The wife attended Olivette, Catherine Lewis in the role, prompting confrontation.
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Grand Opera House
Cincinnati
Bessia
Catherine Lewis
Abe Bunter the longtime planks and grindstone worker lives on
Abraham Parsons known as Abe Bunter remains alive despite winter spells of spitting blood. The Pittsfield Eagle recounts his labor cutting planks and grinding, earning twenty five cents a lick, while recalling past sensational claims of his death by a Lake Pleasant speaker.
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Pittsfield
Abraham Parsons
Williams
Abe Bunter
Lake Pleasant
Abe
Svemecons
Williamstown
Ray
A Staqs Career Reminiscences of John McCullough
The article recalls John McCullough's rise from Irish tenant farmer to celebrated American stage star. It details his eviction childhood, emigration to New York, early acting in Philadelphia, study under a chair factory foreman, and breakthrough with Forrest and Virginius. He praises America as the premier home for actors and recounts his London visit with Sir Harvey Bruce.
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America
John McCullough
Harry M’glenen
Prince of Good Fellows
MccCullough
England
Climu
Harvey Bruce
McCullough
Mr. McCullough
Harvey Bince
Jong L
Tunner
Atlantic
New York
Philadelphia
Boners
Forrest
McCollough
San Francisco
Virginius
London
Dublin
Ireland
Drury Lane
Sir Harvey Bruce
Henry Irving
Irving
Republic
Live Cattle and Beef Exports See Decline and Quotation Shifts
Weekly export report shows a drop in live cattle by 296 head and beef quarters by 539. Quotations abroad fall with American live cattle quoted at 17 cents and imported beef and mutton prices edging down. Canadian cattle remain cheaper but space is scarce. Boston dressed beef market reverses with a 1.4 to 2 cent drop on prime grades, while Texas and grass-fed cattle may ease further though Illinois corn-fed stock holds steady.
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Cable
London
Liverpool
Glasgow
Canada
Bend
Canadian
She West
F. R. Lingham
Lilyman
Lingham & O’brien
Francis Jewett & Co
G. W
N. E. Hollis
Palestine
N. E
Boston
Chicago
New York
Lileo
St Domingo Leawood
Vermont
Ittec
Doe
Reed
Nova Scotia
Mike
Wisconsin
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Ohio
Michigan
Indiana
St Louis
Good Western
California
Melbourne
Sydney
Adelaide
Brisbane
New Zealand
Phildelphia Rule
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Alexandria
Georgetown
Worcester County
Malaga
Toose
Sultana
Valencia
Fara
Turkey
Lolge
Palermo
Sicily
Manila
Buenos Ayres
Entre Rios
Rio Grande
Corrientes
Cordova
Montevideo
Texas
Calcutta
Boston Extra
Elaine
Bermuda
Choice
Maine
Ain Small Sandy
Lee
Rangoon
Ftgc H
Patna
Ge BB. Rybr
Ant Trapani
St Martins
Bond
New England
Erage Ee
Imperial
Hyson
Young Hyson
Twankay
HysonSkin
Congou
Sonsecan
Oolong
Delaine
Edward Stops of Bennington Dies at Seven Decades
Edward Stops of Bennington died last week at age over seventy. He had served many years with Major A B Valentine. A later remark by Park Valentine, who was killed at the Spuyten Duyvil disaster, mentioned getting old and feeble.
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Park
Mr. Stone
Valentine
Spuyten Duyvil
Adams Transcript
Edward Stops
Bennington
A. B. Valentine
Lave Park Valentine
Stone
Independent Republican letter denounces spoils system in Pennsylvania
Major George W. Merrick resigns as postmaster and outlines a reform platform opposing civil service patronage. He condemns Cameronism, calls for end of boss rule, and urges radical civil service reform to preserve the commonwealth.
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Philadelphia
George W. Merrick
Internal Affairs
Hayes
Civil Service
Frank Hatton
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Department
Garfield
Washington
United States
Senate
Chicago
Post Office Department
Commonwealth
Love of a Gypsy Prince Struggles With Tribal Prohibition
Richard, a 23 year old son of Sugar Stanley the gypsy king, loves Misa Caylon a farmer's daughter near Brookville Montgomery county. The gypsy king denounces the romance and has threatened him with force while Richard seeks magistrate protection and vows to abandon gypsy life.
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Dayton
Ohio
Sugar Stanley
Richard
Misa Caylon
Brookville
Montgomery County
Hoe
Richara
Elgin man fails for twelve thousand in debts
A jumble of brief notes reports Robert McAdam of Elgin Ill failing for 12000. Other items note a two headed child born to Mrs Woods of Steldon Indiana and other scattered news from Montreal New York Chicago and Mexico including deaths, arrivals, accidents and a railway directors list.
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Elgin
Ill
Jacob Woods
Steldon
Ind
New York City
G. W. Campbell
Montreal
Que
Edinburgh
Scotland
Richard Mortimer
New York
Sloats van Santvoord
D. D
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N. Y
Montana
Winneper
Man
Odessa
Lansing
Mich
Vforepaugh
Northwest
Liverpool
Jumel
Colorado
Terry
Navy
Nathaniel Terry
Hartford
Cond
State Normal School
Millersville
Penn
Toluca
Mex
Ropbera
City of
Mexico
Carlo Baccari
Baccari
Halifax
Garysburg
N. C
Maseld Gary
Coyore
Chicago, St. Paul
Studdart
St. Paul
New York Life Insurance Company
State Street Finance Summary of June 3 1882
The week on State Street shows a light four trading days due to holidays. Money remains readily available with low loan rates and broad bank liquidity, while stock trades stay dull. Clearing-house totals reach $13,536,684 for the day and $60,047,220 for the week with substantial bank reserves above required levels.
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State and
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New York
Boston
Prime Corporation
Frances
Wall Street
Yally
Joan
Lomns Inctcaso
Criccscreessee
Je Central
Denver
Rio Grande
Denver & New Orleans
Pueblo
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Louisville & Nashville
Fink
Loston
Boston Markets Glimpse From June 3 Globe Trading Staples
Commercial matters show no new developments with a holiday- shortened week. West and Southwest crop prospects improve the fall outlook while spring trade winds down. Iron workers strike looms over iron trade. boots and shoes show orders, clothing quiet, wool firm, cotton quiet, and hides and coal prices firm. Provisions and beef rise slightly. flour and beans steady. potatoes up. greens season near end.
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New York
Franklin County
THE
Boston Daily Globe
New York Markets Slow. Grains, Cotton, Provisions Steady
Prices for flour and corn products ease while cotton futures hold. Grain futures show moderate advances with wheat and corn up, oats and rye mixed. provisions list quiet pork, firm hams, and weaker lard. Regional quotes reflect steady to soft activity across commodities and shipping rates.
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Bows CO
St. Louia
Elty
Southern Bakers
Southern
Usaulle
Kaize
Lowergen
Onie
Chicago
RL & Ae
Canada
Sean
Gedge
Grace S
Bio
Piye
Maracaibo
GerGlgee
Patna
Rangoon
Wundaloupe
Porto Rico
Liverpool
Steard
London
Havre
Dunkirk
Gloucester Fish Market weekly report notes large cod and halibut arrivals
Special correspondence from Gloucester reports total arrivals of codfish, halibut, mackerel and other species for the week, with poundage, origin grounds, prices, and market conditions. Large cod and halibut receipts support brisk demand and steady prices, while various fish products and byproducts are listed with unit prices.
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Sunday Globe
Gloucester
Georges
Livestock Arrivals at Brighton and Watertown Markets
Weekly arrivals for the week ending June 3 1882 include Western cattle 16 Eastern cattle 459 Northern cattle 1180 total 3002. Sheep and lambs 7000 Northern 1491 Eastern 15 439 swine 15439 veals 1511 horses 15. Prices listed for beef cattle per 100 lbs live weight and hides and tallow values noted.
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Brighton
Watertown
Brighton and
Ccoesscocieesees Oer
Caitskii
Pers Kims
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