Large arms cache seized near Clerkenwell for Ireland shipment
Police raided a stable near St John Street Clerkenwell and found 70 000 rounds of ammunition 400 Snider rifles and needle guns twenty five six chamber revolvers and other arms ready for shipment to Ireland The seizure involved two horse vans to move the arms to government stores and Woolwich arsenal no arrests yet but authorities expect to trace those involved Scotland Yard remains reticent
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London
St. John Street
Clerkenwell
Ireland
Kings Cross Road
Woolwich Arsenal
Barnett
Scotland Yard
Tolstoi Return Ignites Russian Revolt and Panic
From St Petersburg dispatches on June 18 reports Count Tolstoi’s return to office triggering disorder across provinces. Mosc ow in panic Tambov in rebellion peasants seize village land Kazan region landlords seek troops. Officials and editors face pressure as calls for constitutional reform are debated amid political upheaval and resignations.
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St. Petersburg
Trepott
Themperor
Vera Sassovitch
Count Tolstoi
Journale
Loris Melikoff
General Ignatief
Russia
Bayards
General Trepoff
Count Melikoff
Ems
Hal
Worontzoff Dashkoff
General Ignatieff
Warontzoff Dashkoff
Ignatieff
Miss Parnell Intervenes With Lord Spencer in Dublin Street
In Dublin Miss Parnell halted Lord Spencer as his mounted party moved toward Dublin Castle. A cavalry detachment blocked the road and the lady spoke to him about preventing huts for evicted tenants. The lord lieutenant and his aide were unaware of her identity until the crowd revealed it. Miss Parnell later told an evening paper she urged continued shelter construction despite evictions, urging perseverance elsewhere if blocked.
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Miss Parnell
Earl Spencer
Dublin
Westmoreland Street
County
Limerick
Lord Spencer
Ireland Evictions Alarm World At Dublin Session
The chief secretary G O Trevelyan warned of severe evictions in Ireland with 7000 in the first quarter and a weekly rate of 1000. He condemned cruel landlord actions amid growing outrages, signaling a world startled by the land question.
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Ireland
Loxpon
G. O. ‘Trevelyan
Curious Case of Infatuation in Hartford
Adolphus Hall a colored man arrested in Hartford on a bigamy charge filed by a Holyoke, Massachusetts manufacturer who married his daughter, is at liberty under peculiar terms. A Holyoke father sought a compromise, and a meeting with Hall was arranged at the Springfield police chief’s office after a Hartford lawyer received notes from the woman.
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Hart Frord
Conn
Adolphus Hall
Holyoke
Mass
Hall
Springfield
Hartford
Infatuation Leads to Warrant Withdrawal and Release
Letters showed she was deeply infatuated with a man whose ill manners and unattractive appearance preceded an intimate relationship. Copies were sent to Spree and surprised the girl's father who preferred not to press charges. The attorney returned and the police were notified the arrest warrant had been withdrawn, Hall released at a late hour and now present.
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Spree
Hall
Liberty
Misplaced confidence: Electrician Higgs flees with investors’ money
New York reports Dr. Paget Higgs, an electrician brought to the U S by Boston financier Van Choate, leaving for Europe after duping Boston Chicago and Philadelphia backers with supposed electrical storage battery and dynamo schemes. Ex Governor Hartranft and ex State Treasurer Dillame were tied to the Philadelphia venture as officers. Higgs disappeared with substantial funds after promising patents and rapid profits, leaving behind numerous disappointed investors.
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Paget Higgs
Boston
New York
Philaphia
F. van Choate
American Cable Company
van Choate
Baliou
Higgs
Chicago
Philadelphia
Hartranft
Dillame
Haight Addresses Christiancy Allegations In Peru Affair
Hartford June 14 George E Haight in a detailed statement counters Christiancy claims of improper relations with his wife He alleges Christiancy seeks to ruin Americans in Peru who oppose him Haight says witness Stephen Chester aided Christiancy and was coerced by favors from prior imprisonment He asserts Mrs Christiancy is virtuous and recalls aiding her during a Peru voyage and money loan to fund her return to her parents.
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G Hartford
Conn
George E. Haight
Christiancy
Peru
Haight
Stephen Chester
Chester
Callao
Acort
Legation
Ora. Christiancy
Washington
The Foreign Meat Trade Week Ending June 17 1882
Weekly export data shows more live cattle and sheep sent abroad while dressed beef and mutton decline. London Glasgow markets stabilize. Liverpool slow with lower values. American live cattle quoted at 16 cents lb by Lees. Shipments include 961 live cattle and 2001 live sheep plus 592 quarters beef. Freight unsettled with space bids high. Boston market weak, Texan cattle rise, expect lower beef prices. Brighton and Watertown gate receipts list cattle 1737, sheep 8490, swine 14022, veal calves 1506, horses 231, poultry 2 tons.
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Cable
London
Glasgow
Liverpool
Lees
Virginian
Lingham & O’brien
Ancore
A. N. Monroe
J. A. Hathaway
G. W
N. E. Hollis
Boston
Lee
Chicago
Brighton and Watertown
Fortieth year tale of a Hubbardton saw mill accident
M M Dickeman recalls a near fatal fall from an old flutter wheel at his Hubbardton saw mill forty years ago. He slipped from a rotten brace and landed beside the water wheel, his boot caught by the bucket and apron. He was trapped under cold water for about thirty minutes, rescued by neighbors, and spent two weeks in recuperation with severe limb pain, narrowly escaping death or severe injury.
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Rutland Herald
M. M. Dickeman
Hubbardton
Original Dr Pierce Pelleta Little Liver Pills Ad
Vintage ad copy promotes Original Dr. Pierce’s Pelleta sugar coated pills as a cure for sick headache biliousness sour stomach and bilious headaches claiming to restore digestion and mood through a once trusted remedy from a historic patent medicine era.
Egypts troubles raghib pasha forms new ministry
June reports from Alexandria describe Cherif Pasha summoned to form a new ministry as Arabi fears Turkish schemes and Arab resistance to intervention grows. European panic, mass exodus of foreigners, and protection efforts for Americans and other nationals dominate upheaval across Cairo and Alexandria.
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Raghib Pasha
Alexandria
Cherif Pasha
Arabi
Dervish
Egypt
Halim
Batchelder
Galena
Comanos
Farman
Barrenger
Cairo
Ismalia
Chillem
Khedive
Lansing
Messrs
Hoxy
Watson
Ewing
Nichol
Harvey
Alexander
Griffin
Thompson
Frazier
Strong
Newlin
Connor
Colonel Long
Menache
Arabi Bey
Cadri Pasha
Rashhid Pasha
Maraschi Pasha
Raghib
Araii Pasha
Lovug
Ateheller
England
Arabi Pasha
Prolonged Libel Plea Shocks Montreal Crowd
In Montreal on June 19 a profound sensation arose as Patrick J. Whelan, manager of Post Publishing Company, details in his libel plea against F. B. McNamee. He lists Fenian Brotherhood members sworn by McNamee and alleges recruitment, oath taking, and evianism in St Patrick's Society. Also accuses McNamee of bounty recruiting for the American army 1861–1864 and betraying associates to government for secret funds. The document names Michael O Reilley and claims a $5000 payoff to harm Charles J. Byrdges of Grand Trunk.
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Montreal
Patrick J. Whelan
The
Post Publishing Company
Broucht
F. B. McNamee
McNamee
Post
Whelan
MecNamee
Fenian Brotherhood
John O’mahony
New York
St. Patrick’s Society
Darcey McGee
Secret Service
Michael O’ Reilley
Charles J. Brydges
Grand Trunk Railroad
A Discouraging Outlook
In St Johnsbury Vermont three years ago Mrs James Harriman of Duxbury had one child. About a year and a half later she bore two more. On Wednesday June 7 she delivered four boys and one girl. The husband applied for a pension. question remains the number of children by June 15, 1980.
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St. Johnsbury
James Harriman
Duxbury
Indiana Couple Seeks Divorce in Fort Wayne
J W Gilbert a wealthy farmer and his wife Jennie go to Fort Wayne to finalize a divorce arranged previously. Jennie files the application alleging cruelty and inhuman treatment. She signs an agreement with him granting her $1000 cash, half of the fur-
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Fort Warne
Ind
J. W. Gilbert
Jennie
Court Decree Granted Over Farm Provisions And Children Care
In a court session the couple requested immediate action. The decree was entered shortly after, outlining provisions for the farm including half yearly outputs of fruit and vegetables, a new set of false teeth every three years, half the cows milk, and care of the two girls with the boy in attendance.
Train wreck near White River bridge leaves several injured
No. 1 regular north bound train of the Louisville New Albany and Chicago line jumped the track four miles south of Reptorp Indiana near White river bridge. The rear coach rolled down a steep embankment taking engine and tender with it. Thirty five to forty passengers were aboard, with multiple injuries. Engineer John Carmony died from scalds. Passengers Hannah Fowler Leachman Jane Jones Semira B Jones Shriver and Woolfson listed among the injured or dead. Emergency crews dispatched with physicians and nurses to assist.
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Reptorp
Ind
Louisville, New Albany & Chicago
White River Bridge
John Carmony
Hannah Fowler
New Albany
Dr. Leachman
Louisville
Jane Jones
Paoli
Semira B. Jones
Mr. Shriver
Woolfson
Fire and Falling Walls at Cotton Waste Factory
Eighteen firemen were injured in a dramatic early Saturday blaze at the cotton waste factory on Hampshire Street, owned by Charles Richmond. The wooden building burned swiftly. during its collapse the front fell outward burying many, but rescuers persevered to pull comrades from the ruins as ambulances ferried the wounded to their homes.
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Hampshire Street
Charles Richmond
Providence
Timothy Remick
Spear
Division 10
Green
Notes of the Week Chronicle Wide Fire and Storms
Kingston Kansas and Gadson Alabama suffer major fires while Dubuque Iowa endures hail damage. Vennor predicts unsettled weather to June 18. Immigration May totals rise to 141035. Numerous accidents drownings murders and thefts appear across many towns from Kentucky Ohio Texas and Newfoundland. A Mexican cattle raid is met by a posse and killed. Dredge boat tragedy near New Orleans claims six young lives. Envelopes and medicines are touted in unrelated items.
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Kingston
Galveston
Texas
Gadson
Ala
Kentucky
Ohio
Vennor
United States
Dubuque
Iowa
Thomas Wall
Trinidad Charley
David Lundy
Little Rock
Ark
Duncan Taylor
Grey Township
Ont
Coos County
N. H
Queen's Wharf
St. John’s
N. F
Storey
Edwin Connolly
George Wallace
Indianapolis
Ind
George C. McAllister
Milltown
N. R
Cape Elizabeth
Aoung Lady
Hoosick Falls
N. Y
Winchester
Mason
Messila
Knightstown
Christian Church
Davenport
Pan Handle
Raysville
Pecos River
John King
New Orleans
Algiers
Ed. T. Smith
Olivet
Mich
Presbyterian College of
Smith
Hirh
Cincinnati Bucket Shops
Chicago
Liano
Tex
Henry Hatty
John Coggins
Winchester Rifles
Powder River
Old Fort McKinney
Rock Creek
McNutt
Coggins
Henry Hartley
John
Jack Coggins
Jack
Jack Herriage
Ben Carter
San Antonio
Dallas
Hulland
Flowers’ Ranch
Flowers
J. K. Pedrick
Hudson
Finance and Commerce. State Street Week in Boston Markets
The Boston financial week ends with steady liquidity and firmer sentiment. Money supply remains ample, loan rates lean firmer, brokers active, and New York markets show improved tone led by Vanderbilt issues while foreign exchange softens. The New York bank statement improved, while prices for stocks and industrials edge higher amid cautious public participation.
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State Street
Artornecy
Boston
New York
Wail Street
Prime Corporation
Wall Street
Joan
Lords Moctoaso
Ccc
Vanderbilt
Boston Markets Report Shows Mixed Trading Across Sectors
The Boston Daily Globe notes slow overall trade with confidence rising modestly in fall, Boots and Shoes and Dry Goods selling briskly, Summer Clothing strong, Cottons and Hides steady, Leather soft, and Oils quiet. Grain and Butter weak, Eggs easier, Pea and Yellow Eyes beans rising, Red Kidneys steady, and Boots and Shoes market improving with higher production. Continuous caution in other sectors like Metals, Iines, and Romuler dealers in Butter indicate uneven conditions.
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Boston Daily Glong
Woola
Chicago
New York
Lynn
Haverhill
Choice Northern Creamery
Fair North
Franklin County
New York Markets Summary June 17 As Dull Conditions Persist
Flor and meal prices drift with flour especially weak while cotton futures steady. Reports show varied grain and feed values, including corn meal and rye flour, with futures closing steady across months. Provisions and lard firm as hogs and receipts, rail and ocean freights cited for regional markets.
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St. Louis
City
Outhern Bakers
Southern
Bates
Cnoire
Lresge
New State
Sheil LLC
Ohio
Western
Chicago
Wictober
Maracaibo
Laguayra
Cuba
Liverpool
London
Gloucester Fish Market Report From Gloucester Week End
Special correspondence notes 47 fishing arrivals with 820000 pounds cod and 56000 pounds halibut plus 15000 pounds cusk and hake and 3600 barrels mackerel. Prices unchanged from last week for various cod and halibut cuts, fresh halibut light receipts, and liberal mackerel sales with assorted byproducts and oils listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday Globe
Gloucester
Georges
Snore
Haddock
Grand Bank
Livestock Market roundup from Brighton and Watertown sales
Weekly sales reported for milch cows and working oxen with prices from Brighton and Watertown markets. Milking cows bring 110 to 135 dollars, springers 35, working pairs up to 215, sheep and lambs in fair demand, hogs and pigs showing slow trade, beef cattle priced per 100 pounds with mixed grades, hides and tallow priced by grade and weight.
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Rockland
Nosland
New Orleans
Swaees
Canada
Calcutta
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Boston
Elaine
Ote Bath
Bermuda
Choice
Brighton
Watertown
Boston Weekly Globe
Farrar
Ase C
LVB
Bu Eee
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