Archbishop Croke Irelands Eviction Appeal to Mr Gladstone
Archbishop Croke closed a Thurles campaign with two speeches urging Gladstone to end evictions. He framed the land agitation as constitutional and non religious, appealing for moral force, passive resistance, and united Irish resolve supported by priests. He cited mass emigration, depopulation, and the goal of securing rights within the empire without revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane
Croke
Thurles
Gladstone
Tipperary
Ireland
England
Moycurrey
Mr. Gladstone
Republic of the West
Land League
Davitt
Parnell
France
Spain
Italy
United States
Great Britain
Colorado Growth Shifts From Mining to Farming Reports
A Boston Globe special from Coronado Strixas notes continued rains across Colorado boost ranching, with cattle and sheep thriving. Grasshopper swarms threaten crops though, while horticulture interest grows via county and state societies and a Denver exhibition. Eastbound emigrants flood trails toward mining camps, Colorado Springs and Ute Pass serve as hubs, and mining prospects remain active amid improved statewide business and rail developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Globe
Coronado Strixas
Rancho
Canon City
Colorado
State Society
Denver
Kansas
Missouri
Colorado Springs
Ute Pass
Great South Park
New England
Cattle Shippers Face Foot and Mouth Disease Threat
Reports from foreign markets claim Canadian cattle aboard ships like the Iowa and Phoenician carried foot and mouth disease. Officials state no American cattle were infected. the disease spread offshore in bond cattle from Canada. Shippers demand protection and insist health controls target Canadian imports to prevent losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
R. Craig & Co
Canada
Phoenician
Glasgow
Bond
Lyman
United States
Brighton
85 Million Railway Suit Opens in New Mexico Court
In SanTA Fe New Mexico on June five the largest railroad suit ever brought before a United States court began between the Texas Pacific railroad and the Southern railroad of New Mexico The case centers on a dispute over massive railway claims and intercompany rights as two major lines face off in federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
N. M
United States
Texas Pacific Railroad
Southern Railroad of
New Mex
Texas Pacific Sues Over 130 Miles of Railbed Claim
The Texas Pacific sues to recover 130 miles of road built on its land grant and now used by Southern Pacific of New Mexico. A temporary injunction against the latter road is issued. The suit involves five million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ico
Texas Pacific
Southern Pacific
New Mexico
Neighborhood Announcement Urges Sharing and Outreach
A community notice asks residents to tell neighbors and friends about an important message and request them to mention it to everyone they know. The directive emphasizes broad dissemination and collective awareness.
NOTES OF THE WEEK DISTRACTING GLOBAL BITS AND SHOCKING INCIDENTS
The notes cite a Cuban sugar deficit at 15 percent and debunk a wedding rumor about a person named Reinhardt. Supposed Grant trophies arrive in Texarcana. De Lesseps seeks and promises canal deals in Greece and Corinth. Panama canal cost cuts floated in Paris. Various misfortunes include embezzlement, suicides, and dramatic accidents across the US and Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Reinhardt
M. Angelo
Texarcana
Gowen
Philadelphia & Reading Railroad
Bond
M. de Lesseps
Greece
Corinth
Milo
Marie van Zandt
Imperial Theatre
St. Petersburg
Durango
Tobaco
Albert Clark
Peru
Neb
E. M. Sargent Deat
de Lesseps
Panama Canal
Jacob R. Telfair
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New York
Paris
James Gamble
Pacific
Western Union Telegraph Company
Russia
Uchatius
Vienna
Pere Hyacinthe
United States
America
Mme. Layson
Soldene Opera
Hershing
Denver
Colorado Central
Near Creek
Atlantic Hotel
Chicago
William Davenport
Rufus Miller
New Jersey
Critics Split On New Testament Revision Deliveries
Boston clergymen weigh in on the revised New Testament praising clearer language and better manuscripts. They note improvements in paragraph structure and terms like Gehenna, while debating implications for doctrine and church adoption across denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
PB. Gifford
Warren Avenue Baptist Church
Hell
A. A. Miner
Second Universalist Church
Hades
James
A. BK. Kendig
Bromfield Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Jesus
Samaria
God
David
L. E. Smith
The
Watchman, the Baptist
Percy Browne
Episcopal Church
Iowa Greenbackers Nominate State Ticket at Marshalltown
The Iowa Greenbackers met in Marshalltown to nominate Va. M. Clark for governor James M. Holland for lieutenant governor A D Dabney for supreme judge and Mrs Mary E Nash for superintendent of education The convention also passed resolutions backing the Irish Land League and direct election of president vice president and US senators A resolution denying war on legitimate banks was tabled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
Iowa
Greenback
VA. M. Clark
Wayne County
Leutenant
James M. Holland
Henry County
A. D. Dabney
Madison County
Mary E. Nash
Des Moines
Irish Land League
United States
Greenback Party
Windfall for Canton coal digger from English estate
Frank Winkler, a coal digger from Canton Ohio, has learned he is one of six heirs to a 45,000,000 dollar English estate. The estate stems from a brother who left for Cape Town and accumulated diamonds before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Frank Winkler
England
Frank
Cape Town
New Testament Edition Offered At Low Price By The Weekly Globe
The Weekly Globe announces a newly issued edition of the New Testament offered to the public at the lowest possible price. The advertisement promises a good legible copy in an elegant yet cheap format aimed at pleasing even fastidious readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weekly Globe
Money market and stocks in a bustling financial week
Finance and Commerce notes a easy money market with ample loanable funds and cheap commercial paper at 3 percent, call loans at 8 to 5 percent, while New York funds sell around 60 to 60 per 1000. Clearing house balances show 1 1/2 to 2 percent, and the New York stock market slides under bull and bear pressure with Lake Shore and Vanderbilt earnings cited. The weekly statement records declines in specie and legal tender, deposits up, and reserve down as Michigan Central and Erie move on freight contracts. The market closes modestly firmer with potential for next week. rail and mining shares show mixed shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Street
al Commercial
Calltouns
New York
Waveee
Frances
Rime Mercantile
Bears
Lake Shore
Lell
Vanderbilts
New York Central
Erie
Buffalo
Canada Southern
Michigan Central
Atchson, Topeka & Ranta Fe
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Eastern
Market Summary from Boston Daily Globe June
Commercial conditions show improved activity across wool, cotton, hides and cloths with buyers locking in higher prices. Meat, butter, cheese, coffee and coal markets shift with firmer sugar, rising waxed goods and steadier dry goods while corn and oats vary. wool trades anticipate higher futures as manufacturers stock up and prices edge up through the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Glenn
Hutter
Bush
New York
Northern Choice Creamery
Franklin County
Vermont
Choice
Nova Scotia
Cumberland
Rio
Java
Watertown Live Stock Market Report May 6 Summary
Watertown market notes show mixed cattle and sheep activity with Western beef cattle and veal calves, prices easing from prior week. Quotes cover Northern and Western cattle, sheep and lambs, swine, and hides, with buyers and consignors named. Market closed dull with Western dressed beef limiting gains and several steamer shipments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ooevensdoh
Massachusetts
Pal Woot LO Tae
Bosel Ldrel
Slaugster-Louse
W. IL Barnwell
George Hollis
Bisher
Sheen
Tholila
D. Jewett
M. G. Planeders
R. P. Pollard
W. I. Tardwell
Wood & Rounay
Otfer
D. Farwell
North
Charlestown
C. Wiggitt
Meredith
Belknap
Hujee
Conmon
Sige
Brighton
Boston Daily Globe
Maine
New Hampshire
West
G. W. Hollig
John PF
Squire
Charles H. North & Co
Niles Brothers
W. Scollans
Leebs
Springer Bob
Weller
Libby & Son
C. O. Howe
Jet
Libby & Merrill
Rmilk
Ted Ec
I Ib
LC. Libby & Son
CO. Howe
New York Markets Saturday June 4 Flour and grain slide
Prices for flour and meal eased with weaker No 2 spring and western grades while wheat futures fell. Cotton and provisions listed with varied activity. Receipts at ports reached 3440 dates and futures closed mixed, with notable shifts in lard beef and butter prices across spot and future markets.
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Zluti
Georges
Haddock
Nova Scotia Us
Pringe
Eloteeat
St Louls
Michigan
Wisconsin
USA
Melbourne
Sidney S4ielce
Agelalide
Liverpool
Corton
London
Glasgow
Iran
Philadel Hila
Baltimore
Alexandria
Georgetown
New York
Worcester County
Elty
Southern Bakers
Family Brand
Southern Shipping
Llanlywine
Toidding
Lac
Bert Obe
Jrnuty
LOG Wom L
Atucuat
Western Creamery
Lieboice State Do
French Island
Laval
Landen
Teith
Hull
Newcastle
Bristol
Bordeaux
Cork
Gloucester Fish Weekly Arrivals and Market Prices
Special correspondence reports 47 arrivals this week with Georges Bank landing 500000 pounds codfish and 20000 pounds halibut, other grounds yield 180000 pounds codfish and 10000 pounds halibut, Nova Scotia shore 10000 large mackerel, squid trip 100000, Southern mackerel fleet 100 barrels. Market quotes list cod, haddock, hake, pollock, halibut, mackerel, herring, and related products with varied prices per quart, barrel, or hundredweight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Globe
Gloucester
Georges
Albort
Grand Kan
Nova Scotia
Bath
Haddock
Tanners
Sagt Wal
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Mining and Agriculture
Silver Cliff
Denver & Rio Grande
John J. Williams
Joseph F. Duryea
American Committee On
Luther
Diodadi
American Lile Society
Presbyterian
General Assembly
General Conference
Lutheran Church
Reform Church
J. L. Withrow
Park Street
Allen
Iowa Greenbackers
Finance and Commerce
Boston Stocks and Bonds
Review OF the Week
Land Cos
Hoston
S&clev
Boyiston St
Iinywnk
Maverick
Ogae Uch
Aspinwall
Old Colony
Paul Paro
Iabmy
Amontacine Ts
jWisCehcom
Allouez
H&k
Caln & Heche M. H&a
Contentmenc
Fly Og & Logs
Copper Falls
Dougings
Atch
T& Sfis
Duncan
Bing Chic Woom
Franklin
H&on
Kos & Alb
Bos & Lowell
Kos & Mainel
Tos & Proy
Lowa
Boston Markets
St Domingo
Western
Elsland
Sultana
Moines
Norfolk
Wilington
Sicily
Mae
Yael
Western Timothy
Bilge Ath
Buenos Ayres
Santo
Entre Rios
Ukelos
Concosdiy
Corrientes
Wester Lofts
Wieherprices
Li Olge
Lolge
Hnenos
Montevideo
Hirtea
Seeen
Amadeun
Rockland
Wensk
LU Meer
Henlock
Wieher
Letiae
Southern Pine
Blecso
Almension Caetory
Valdom Carnes
Assorhal
Canada West
dTe Beal
Lodd
Eod
Sia Bilec RH
Weracite
Bermudas
Loiu Lée
Ork
Carolina
Trapani
Cadiz
Greeny
Imperial
Hyson
Younson
Twankay
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Watertown Union
Boston Daily
Wattekhtown
Markhets
Gloucester Fish Market
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