Priest Hunting Forster Challenged More Land League Arrests
A Hyde Park protest meeting against coercion policy drew large crowds. Resolutions condemned evictions, called government suspension of evictions and release of prisoners, and urged Mr Forster to resign. Parnell, O Connor, and O Donnell spoke urging resistance to evictions and government responsibility.
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Forster
More Land League
Loxpox
London
Hyde Park
Home Rule Organization
Trafalgar Square
Park
Ireland
Parnell
New Pallas
Hare
Messrs
J. P. O'Connor
Frank O'Donnell
Miserable Eviction Work Triggers Guards’ Revolt at Dreux
June 6 report from Dreux details the Coldstream Guards withdrawing in disgust after aiding evictions. They witnessed a family dispute over a marriage portion and a separate rent case in Neckar. Police clashed with locals as guards returned hungry and soaked, ending their campaign with taunts referencing Widow Mulcahy and Jim Kennedy.
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Godyard
The
Defence Association
Land League
Goddard
Coldstream Guards
Waterloo
Crimea
Jim Kennedy
Mulcahy
Acre
Clash Between People and Police in Bodyke Eviction
A detailed report from June 3 describes eighty policemen moving on Bodyke to evict a tenant in Clare. The crowd attacked the police with gunfire from fences while bees frightened horses and a horse was killed. Thirty prisoners were captured as the house was cleared and occupants removed. A farmer, Maloney, later died from a blow to the head.
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Cvetrx
County Clare
Bodyke
Sitl
Scariff
Tulla
Ennis
Tulsa
Maloney
Distressed Island Healy challenges Forster in Ireland
Dublin dispatch reports Healy replying to Forster’s challenge to repeat his Parliament remarks in Ireland. Healy vows to stand firm, likening Forster to a man in armor challenging a naked foe, and hints other lands enforce more equal codes of honor.
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Dublin
Land League
Swords
Healy
Forster
Ireland
Buckshot Forster
Unclear Memo Murmurs on Treasury Probe Inaction
A political figure refrains from commenting on the pending treasury investigation, noting he will not interfere with the process and intends to let the inquiry unfold. The remark signals restraint amid mounting scrutiny and potential exposure of errors and abuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Een
Treasury
Forborne
Special Agent Reports Route Fraud Cutting Costs
Special Agent John P. Furay reports fraudulent management of a Rock Creek to Etchetah post route on the Union Pacific line. The line, originally three-times weekly at 11,777 a year, grew to daily service at 100,165 annually. Ten days of no mail occurred but contractors were paid full. Fort Custer and postmasters noted delays and misrouted mail. Reduction orders by Postmaster General promise 88,062 annual savings.
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Washington
John P. Furay
Omaha
Rock Creek
Union Pacific
Etchetah
Boseman
Fort Keogh
M. T. Patrick
A. H. Brown
Illinois
Post Office Department
Brown
Brady
Fort Custer
Delegate Downey
Wyoming
Congressional Record
J. M. Thayer
Thayer
Sugar Bribery Claim At Commerce Meeting
At the New York Chamber of Commerce on June 4 Colonel F A Conkling accused a former Ways and Means Committee member of receiving 100000 dollars from the sugar interests to block any sugar legislation. He said he would disclose the name in due time to clear others of the insinuation.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
F. A. Conkling
Ways and Means
Conkling
Frost Hits Several New England Areas on June 6
In New Hampshire two inches of snow fell at Washington and frost covered Contoocook with ground frozen half an inch in places. St Albans Vermont reported a heavy frost with ice forming and vegetation damage. Watertown New York also experienced a very heavy frost causing crop damage across the area.
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New York State
New Hampshire
Vermont
Washington
N. H
Contoocook
N. MH
St. Albans
Ve. Sr. Albans
Watertown
N. Y
Panama Railroad sale terms agreed with Canal Company
The De Lesseps Canal Company and Panama Railroad shareholders agreed on a sale price of 250 per share for majority stock. Cash in hand and receivables amount to about 45 per share. Total implied value exceeds 19 million to 20 million, with $4 million payable July 1 and five yearly installments plus interest. Shareholders retain board control until five years.
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New York
Panama
de Lesseps Canal Company
Trenor W. Park
Wanama
Canal Company
Panama Railroad Company
Lhe
Reports on trade and a Nebraska double murder
Bradstreet reports little change in national trade with western centers firm on transport and rising transactions while summer bulges affect the East and South. A Western farmer trims expenses with cash purchases. Eighty one failures nationally, down twenty from last week. In Peru Nebraska a emigrant Albert Clark kills his wife then shoots and kills local businessman EK M Sargent before fatally wounding himself. The five children are in care.
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New York
Bradstreet’s
United States
Canada
New England
Nebraska City
Neb
Peru
Albert Clark
EK. M. Sargent
Sargent
Giark
Maniac Hidden Fourteen Years in Attic and Local Tragedy
New Orleans reports detail a deadly punishment in St Tammany parish where a boy roasted for stealing bread. Separate Portsmouth case reveals a mother who hid her insane son in an attic for eighteen years, feeding him herself until his removal to Cranston insane asylum.
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New Orleans
Smith
St.Tammany Parish
Harrington
Portsmouth
William
Cranston
Mystery Tragedy at Langworthy Farm Ends in Court
In Mystic Connecticut a brutal farmhouse crime from April years ago left Irving and Courtland Langworthy murdered. Hired man William Libby was convicted of murder in the second degree and sentenced to life, dying in prison after confessing to a partial tale of the killings. The eldest Langworthy son is said to have had no motive to harm his brothers, and the family denies inheritance schemes.
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Mystic
Conn
H. D. Langworthy
Mr. Langworthy
Libby
Irving
Langworthy
Connecticut
Courtland
Indy
Irving Langworthy
Manic Maryland man slays wife and son with hatchet
Elijah Sterling near CristreLp Maryland believed he was the Son of God. During a religious dispute with his wife he attacked her at the stairs with a hatchet. Her son attempted to intervene and was struck. Mrs Sterling dragged to a neighbor in a dying condition. Sterling jailed.
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Maryland
Son of
God
CristreLp
Elijah Sterling
Sterling
Mrs. Sterling
Vienna
Ische
Russia
Berlin
Fire Ravages Peoria Distillery. One Man Killed
Fire at Woolner Brothers distillery in Peoria destroys the plant. A spirit room worker Keeley entered with a lantern igniting alcohol vapor causing a blast. Employee Henry Brannock was buried by falling walls. Loss estimated at 150000 with 87000 insured.
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Peoria
Woolner Brothers
Keeley
Henry Brannock
Gasoline Explosion Destroys Barrels at Springfield Plant
A fire last week at Gilbert & Barker Manufacturing in Springfield Massachusetts involved thirty barrels of gasoline stored on the New York New Haven Hartford freight house platform. Firemen fought the blaze under extreme heat as flames spread through the vast cement and brick structure. James Irving of Steamer 1 suffered severe burns but remained at his post. The fire threatened the freight house and its merchandise before containment.
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Gilbert & Barker Manufacturing Company
Springfield
Mass
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Tre
James Irving
Irving
Fire bursts into crowd as barrel explodes
After a vestige of flame vanished a barrel of fluid burst to envelop about thirty people in flames. Fifteen to twenty individuals suffered burns, with several believed fatally injured. The incident caused panic as the crowd rushed in and fire spread rapidly through the area.
Train wreck at trestle bridge shocks town
Mount Versox freight No. 15 derailed as a thirty five foot high bridge collapsed. Engineer Thomas Wilson and fireman Samuel Ttin critically injured. engine and six cars wrecked. Tremoxp Virginia explosion maims four workers at Lowmoor. dynamite mishap near powder house severely injures four, one boy among the injured. San Francisco official accuses city attorney Murphy of malfeasance. seven charges filed with Board of Supervisors, investigation to follow.
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Mount Versox
Samuel Ttin
Thomas Wilson
Lowmoor
Alleghany County
San Prancisco
Cal
Charles Robinson
Board of Supervisors
John Luttrell Murphy
Robinson
James Quinn
Beecher’s Louisville visit ends with ale and praise
Rev Henry Ward Beecher spoke in Louisville last week and dined at Standiford Hotel where a demure theology student and a reporter joined. Beecher joked about strong drink, praised the Bible’s literal interpretation, and commented on Garfield Blaine Conkling and the Republican party’s strength and leadership.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Louisville
Standiford
Mr. Beecher
Lightning strikes kill Niemans in Desplaines drive
Jane Cascado reports that Mr and Mrs Henry Nieman were driving home near Desplaines when a thunder shower struck. Both occupants died seated upright in the buggy and their horse was killed.
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Cascado
Jane
Henry Nieman
Desplaines
Three Boys Die In Sudden Embankment Collapse
Three boys Daniel Frazer aged eight, William Leroy eight, and Edward Kirwin ten were killed when an embankment collapsed. They were found under the debris and pronounced dead after rescue efforts.
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New York
Daniel Frazer
William Leroy
Edward Kirwin
Boys and Girls urged to form clubs for Testament offers
The notice encourages parents to organize boys and girls to form clubs. It promises that any child can help recruit subscribers through neighborly effort and that a club of three can obtain a free Testament for 81 50.
Attempted death by own action of a Seventeen Year Old Count
A Paris Grand Opera incident features Comte d Aulnoy a 17 year old who shot himself in a Doe at the Grand Opera He survived and attributes motives to family troubles The event follows a duel of quarrels outside the Cafe de la Paix and hints at a linked tragedy involving a danseuse
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Paris
Comte d'Aulnoy
Grand Opera
Toulouse
Beaujou Hospital
Cafe de la Paix
Guymber the Sleeper Shows Signs of Recovery
Allentown June 4 John Guymber the sleeping Hungarian once unable to eat for 113 days at Lehigh County Almshouse appears near recovery. Abscess on his head fluctuates. he now tolerates wine and milk, grows more animated, and reacts to pain though emaciated. He watches surroundings at night, sleeps well, and remains under intense medical observation.
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Allentown
Penn
John Guymber
Lehigh County Almshouse
Guymber
American Enterprise in Mexico Survey and Investments
City of Mexico reports last week section engineers began survey work on the Southern railway. The routes span City of Mexico to Tehuacan, Tehuacan to Yakaca, and Oariaca to the frontier. The Republica accuses Mexico of neglect while Americans push major ventures and notes a ground purchase near the city for about $300,000 to build a large hovel.
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City of Mexico
Southern Railway
Tehuacan
Yakaca
Oariaca
Frontier
Republica
Mexico
Boston Lamp Co.. kerosene lamp burner by mail
Announcement on page four of THE WEEKLY GLOBE offers kerosene lamp burner by mail. Boston Lamp Company presents itself as a reliable firm and pledges prompt fulfillment of all orders.
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Boston Lamp Company
Glon
A Rose Colored View of His Past Career at Rockland
Rev I 8 Kalloch spoke at First Baptist Church in Rockland Maine detailing efforts to smear him as he described his post Kansas exit from politics. He asserted no record of disgrace exists in ecclesiastical courts or business, remains a minister of the poor, and led a San Francisco city church while serving as mayor. He defended his stance on Chinese labor and said his mayoral bid came from his church and San Francisco supporters.
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Rockland
Kalloch
First Baptist Church
Ite
Kansas
San Francisco
California
A School House Built of Gold in Leadville
The Leadville Democrat reports that the high school facings are built from a mountain pear granite containing gold ore. Architect King and masons confirm the stone, found during erection, showed a gold streak. The surrounding streets are said to be paved with silver slag containing the mineral, with dirt samples reportedly assaying one to ten ounces.
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Leadville
Col
King
Captain Brown Killed Boarding City of Pekin
In San Francisco on June 6 Captain Brown, superintendent of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company at Yokohama, was accidentally killed while attempting to board the steamer City of Pekin. The incident occurred during boarding, with authorities investigating the mishap.
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San Francisco
Brown
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Yokohama
City of
Pekin
Big Army Reunion in Chattanooga Sets September Meet
Enthusiastic Chattanooga gathering plans entertainment for the Society of the Army of the Cumberland meeting on September 21 and 22. President Garfield, Secretary Lincoln, cabinet members, Generals Sherman, Sheridan, Hancock, Schofield, Volk, Augur, Crook and other officers expected to attend. General Grant may attend if not detained by business. Local committees are making extensive preparations.
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Chattanooga
Society of the Army of the Cumberland
Garfield
Lincoln
Shernan
Sheridan
Hancock
Schofield
Volk
Augur
Crook
Grant
Clubs for the Testament Offer Free Revised New Testament
An offer invites readers to obtain a free Revised New Testament by sending three subscribers and S150, with each subscriber receiving the paper from now or November 1 and a copy of the Testament.
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GLOBE
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Loughrea
Galway
Dolan
Fahey
Keogh
F Connors
O’gallagher
Gweedore
County Donegal
Soereion Net
Army Service Corps
Green Isle
Ballabrophy
County Dublin
Kettle
Sexton
John Sherman
Mansrnlp, O
Isthmus
Panama Railroad
Canal
Review of Business and Trade For the Week
Louisiana
Freeman OF
Pocasset
Leapdville
Walter
Lottie Smith
Dunbar
Tram Street
Beecher
Plymouth
Doef
Blaine
Boswell
Old Sar Johnson
Foreign News
General News
Sr. Petershung
Executive Committee of
Nihilists
St. Perensiune
Deeise
Boston
Glasgow
Custom House
Houston
Tiyrns
Salonica
Artipns
Teheran
Persia
Miandob
Tabreez
Three
Carliste
MaAprio
Basque
Warhawk
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Palmer
England
America
L’arte
Greece
Bussia
Sr. Perensnova
Gatsebhina
Paul
Sebastopol
Costomaroff
Lexpos
Anthony & Bernard Schroeder
Fenchurch Street
Liverpool
India
West India
Panis
M. Bringard
Frandah
Geryville
Doerr
Messrs. Dolfus, Mieg & Co
American Enterprise
Thomas Nelson & Sons
Oxford
Committee On Revision
Weekly Globe
Weekly
Rogertson
Mia
Judge Robertson
Katonah
Lewisboro
North Salem
Cross River
Pound Ridge
Newcastle
Danbury
Judge Ark
Garteld
Union League Club
Republican Party
New Brprono
Bogota
Florence May
Cochran
John Keith
Windsor, N
Surinam
A. van Praag
Bernard Koehler
Fritz Hesgen
Cincinnati
Heagen
Koehler
Rom
Rockland, Me
John Medina
Mailer Express
Coudrey
Coudray
Medina
Lisbon
Washington St
Cor
J. A. Sherman
St. Louis
Milk Street
Broadway
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