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Boston Weekly Globe

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1882

Page

7

The Two Circus Boys and Tarbox in the Woods

Robert Rudd and Charlie Davis out after the show are spotted by Nathan Tarbox in a nearby wood. Tarbox chases, slips on a trick stick, and flees when the boys retreat up trees, while the farmer is humiliated by the staged danger and later mocked by neighbors.

Bruiser Mrs. Tarvox Starvox Mrs. Tarbox Tarbox Squire Price Mr. Tarbox Spriggins Particu Enoch Charlie Davis Charlie Robert Rob Maine Educancn Clarlie Rovert Boston New York Wari Robert Rudd Anak Roverd Cara Poliely Turvex Lim Lenty Nathan Mra. Dunlap Mrs. Dunlap Tarbex Jimmy Florence Ann Mr. Tabox Mra. Dunplap Cone Thomas Mr. Dunlap Lucinda Mr. Tarvox Jane Circus Anther Anuk Lartux Medville Mr. Sprigeins Nathan Farbox Pope Spriggings Carden Tlado Ganvas Lye Reb Lithia Bob Ban Healdes Madigan Chiariie Lo Small

A Scheming Nephew Cuts Evening Short

Robert leaves the ring and the old man sinks back, losing interest. His nephew Heo urges a return to the hotel, fearing fatigue for the ailing Mr. Richmond. A hack takes them back as Hugo insists the uncle rest for the night.

Tarbox Robert Rudd Robert Spriggins Charlie Davis Cornelius Richmond Hugo Bret Julian Ulian Mr. Richmond Fitzgerald Heo Seine l Fatig Richmond

Hen Drowns Her Ducklings After Bent On Duty

A Sullivan Maine hen first hatched ducklings then raised her own brood. When the ducklings matured she tried to teach them to swim. After repeated attempts she seized the ducklings and threw them into water, drowning the entire brood, in a troubling tale from the Bangor Whig and Courter.

Bangor Whig and Courter Sullivan Biddy

Norwich sportsmen fish mishap on brook trip

Two well known Norwich sportsmen guided by Mr Irving Harvey troating on Friday. One fell into the brook and saved a $500 watch, then broke five joints of his pole. They returned with five gmail trout a live lobster two fresh mackerel and one dead buckeye. Next trip they expect codfish balls and clam chowder.

New London Norwich Irving Harvey

Ingersoll's Oration on Founders Saviors and Nation

Col R G Ingersoll delivers an oration on Memorial Day at the New York Academy of Music praising the founders and saviors of the United States. He extols independence, the Declaration, abolition, and the Union's grand army, promising equal rights, liberty, and the enduring meaning of the flag for all people.

R. G. Ingersoll Academy of Music New York Alm Forest New World Europe West Crator Free States

Riots During Quarantine Aboard British Steamer

A smallpox quarantine aboard the British steamer Altonover on August 16 led to a capsizing of a boat carrying forty two infected coolies. One Chinese drowned, the crew and Dr Lawler survived. a mob of Chinese attacked the ship before diversions and rescues calmed the scene.

Altonover Launcn Lawler Belog

Stamp portraits linked to famous busts and statues

The Albany Journal describes U S definitive stamps with portraits derived from notable busts and sculptures. Franklin on the one cent uses a Rubricht bust, Jackson on two cents from Hiram Powers, Washington on three cents from Houdon, Taylor on five cents from a Taylor bust, Lincoln on six from Volk, Stanton on seven from a photograph, Jefferson on ten from Powers, and Clay on twelve from a Henry Clay bust.

Albany Journal Benjamin Franklin Rubricht Andrew Jackson Hiram Powers Washington Houdon Zachary Taylor Lincoln Volk Stanton Jefferson Henry Clay

Seat in the New York Stock Exchange Put Up for Public Sale

Receiver Henry D. Van Orden advertises sale by auction of Robert A. Kane’s NYSE seat under a Dutchess county judgment. The piece examines whether a seat can be sold like property, noting the Exchange’s stance, evolving prices from 3000 to 32000, and that seats function as membership.

New York Stock Exchange New York Sun Donohue Henry D. van Orden Exchange Robert A. Kane Morgan L. Mott Supreme Court of Dutchess County Stock Exchange Lulu Pine Street Ir. Kane van Orden Bor

How He Secured a Fit

A Kingston humor item tells of a young man with an engagement using his father's coat after his suit was away for repairs. He wears three vests to fill the coat and attends the meeting, claiming a slight cold explains his puffed appearance and chest protectors.

Kingston Freeman de Baper

Anarchy in Guntersville Ends Local Government

In Guntersville Alabama the mayor board of aldermen and marshal governed loosely. For a time officers showed little interest in city affairs and management of town business ceased. An ordinance to quit was adopted and now the town has no local government.

Guntersville Ala

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