Gambetta's Defeat and Tour of Inquiry in America
Cable reports worsening evictions in Mitchelstown County Cork with clashes between 15,000 locals and 500 police and soldiers. Eviction plans spark fear of bloodshed. Land League seeks peace measures and leading constables. Government may suspend jury trials amid unrest in Ireland.
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Gambetta
America
Cable
Boston Globe
Livenica
Mitchelstown
County Cork
Countess of
Fermoy
Ireland
Father Burton
Father O’connell
Land League
League
Arkey
Mr. Markey
Dublin
Beebe
The Fated Lords and the Land Reform Battle
London June 20 The land bill prospects rise as Lords face pressure from Gladstone's Commons program. Arch's laborers push for abolition of entail and disestablishment, demanding land and franchise gains while rural decline and rent burdens reshape English estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
House of Lords
Lords
Commons
Joseph Arch
Gladstone
Hodge
Nottingham
Northampton
Lamb
Arch
Btarve
Clemen ceau's Hour Arrived In Paris June 20
Gambetta weighs Bordeaux proposal to hasten dissolution of the Chamber as a sterner rebuff than defeats in departement elections. Paris reports note Clemenceau’s hour and a proposed plan aligning with Grant’s approach to power capture. The piece signals strategic shifts amid postwar political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clemenceau
Gambetta
Grant
Paris
Fray Ends With Rifle Duel and Prussian Guard Intercession
A narrator recounts a struggle during which a young assailant fired five times. one hit drew a graze to the narrator's ribs while a guard intervened. A vigilant shout referencing Sam Bismarck spooked a guard with a rifle, preventing a blow to the head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bismarck
Death of bibliopole Joseph Sabin sparks controversy over Comstock purge
Reminiscences in New York papers praise Sabin while recounting a Western correspondent's claim that his death resulted from persecution by Anthony Comstock. The piece details Sabin's refusal to sell engravings deemed blasphemous, the Comstock raid, and the traumatic impact on Sabin and his son William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bibliopole
Joseph Sabin
William
Anthony Comstock
Comstock
Europe
London
Paris
Sabin
William Sabin
Robert
Mr. Sabin
Liquor Dealers Plan Sunday Protests in Paterson
In Paterson New Jersey the Liquor Dealers Protective Association ends Sunday sales and vows to enforce the 1845 Sunday law. They will monitor violations, stop Erie trains, ban Sunday papers and milk delivery, and arrest offenders with the help of a justice of the peace. Bartram and Hector are targeted for potential further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paterson
N.J
W. H. H. Bartram
John H. Hector
Colored Church
Liquor Dealers’ Protective Association
Erie
Association
Bartram
Hector
State Dept May Decide Henry Mahoney Citizenship Case
The State Department weighs Mahoney Arraigned under coercion act in Ballydehob Ireland. If he shows army service and proper forms, Secretary Blaine may declare him a U S citizen and act to aid the imprisoned Irishman, as with Boyton, within lawful limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Henry Mahoney
Ballydehob
Ireland
Mahoney
Blaine
United States
Boyton
Inshman
Cayenne as Compulsory Substitute in School Gum Chewing
In Ravenna Ohio excitement rises as Eliza Dalrymple a local primary school teacher is accused of giving cayenne pepper wrapped in paper to pupils who chewed gum in class. Other teachers reportedly involved an investigation will be conducted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravenna, O
Eliza Dalrymple
Judge Adams sustains defhurrer in Pierce v Spaulding case
The St Louis Globe-Democrat reports Judge Adams of St Louis upholds the defhurrer to the petition in Pierce vs Spaulding and Mapleson over sale of reserved seats for an operatic entertainment. The judge finds no cause of action and holds the manager may sell seats to anyone. An appeal is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Adams
Charles Bb. Pierce
Charles A. Spaulding
Henry Mapleson
Quirky Bargain in Dry Goods Store
A man described as queer entered a Newburgh dry goods store and asked the price of a yard of ribbon. The clerk stated six cents. The man countered with sixteen, then fifteen. The clerk corrected him, and the exchange followed with a bid of five, all over a six cent price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburgh
Cause and Effect of a Kentuckian Excitement
An Owingsville wife presented her husband with a new baby the first in thirteen years and the old man became so excited that he went to the wood-pile to cut wood and split his foot open with an axe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier-Journal
Owingsville
Odium Attaching to a Philadelphia Councilman
Councilman Gallagher faces pressure over scandalous conduct at a resort. A movement to force him from office arose but he resigned voluntarily stating the odium attached to a councilman harms a man’s livelihood and makes the position undesirable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher
Philadelphia
Warner's Safe Kidney Cure Promises Health Preservation
A local advertisement touts Warner's Safe Kidney and Lifes Cure as a reliable health remedy. The notice urges readers not to neglect health and suggests the product will preserve vitality and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warner
The Ladies Deposit Controversy and Moral Debate
A lengthy critique by M. A. Dodge defends women depositors in the Ladies' Deposit led by Mrs. Sarah Howe, arguing against charges of credulity and immorality while accusing the men of deceit and misreporting. It cites examples, contrasts charity with foreclosure, and questions newspaper judgment. Also noted is a fifty year old mystery iron bound chest to be opened this June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Dodge
Ladies’ Deposit
Dr. Cullis
Cambell
William Walter Phelps
Bergen Savines
Philetus Sawyer
Uncle White
New England Trust Company of
Boston
Mrs. Howe
Dennie
Woodward
Howe
Amy Woodward
Dennis
Treasury Committee
Boston Committee
Albee
Boston Press
The
Republic
New York Telegram
Boston Markets In Quiet Trade Sharpens In Iron Market
Boston markets show a generally steady tone with falling trade volume yet price stability. Iron remains critical to pig iron and rail production, while wool, cotton, hides, leather, and dry goods display mixed movement. Corn and coal trade reflect tentative demand with retail and export activity noted in creameries, cheese, and butter sectors. prices for raw sugars iron and cannel coal cited with several regional quotes.
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Boston Daily Globe
Commando
Bush
New York
New Northern Choice Creamery
Franklin County
Vermont
Choice Vermont
Choice
Worcester County Choice
Nova Scotia
Cumberland
Rio
Java
Maracaibo
Sens
Calcutta
New England
Sumac
Sicily
Imperial
Hyson
Young Myson
Twankay
Japans
Selres
Ohio
California
Maine
State Street Money Market Report June 18 1881
Finance and commerce note money markets steady with banks flush on loanable funds. Prime giltedged notes scarce at 4 1 2 percent. mercantile paper 4 1 2 to 5 1 2 percent. New York funds about 4 3 4 percent discount. Clearing house rates at 6 per cent. New York stock market mixed. trading firm Friday after early weakness. Bond quotes and various commodities follow with notable activity in eggs, flour, meats, and naval stores.
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State Street
Prime Mercantile
New England
New York
Igecerer
Bats Als Bate
Canada Southern
Fink
New York Bank
Land Cos
Boston
Old Colony
Brookline
Rutland
Sly Summit
Unionfacinciist
T&sflats
Wor & Nash
A. T&s
T.deb
T&esf
WisCencom
Ay Lra
Tsitsyg
Atlantic
C.s.clov
Blue Hill
Sky
Eastern
Cala & Hedagsu - NY
Catatno
Tla
U P
Conversalls
Uppats&s
Douglass
Ogelcn
Duncan
Ogelcine
Emnire
Franklin
A, T&s F
Harshawkees
Big Ché& WM
Huron
F&p
Mesnard _ KOFS&G
Bos & Alb
Pewabie
Boa & Lowell
Quincy
Ont
H&y
Ridge
Crescent
Fitenburg
San Pedro
Bell Tele
Seetment Ronda
Amerie Castor
Resige
Dey Et
St Domingo Leewood
Je Raoz
Vermont
Biiggit
Dimension Factory
Bush
Canada West
Molas-Es
Cienfuegos
Antigua
Porto Rico
Sugar House
Philadelphia
Live Stock Prices From Boston Area Market Report
Northern beef cattle at 100 lbs dressed weight range from 7 1/2 to 9 dollars with quality tiers. Western and Northern hides and tallow listed. lamb skins and calf skins priced, milch cows varied, veal calves active with price gains. hogs and sheep shown with steady to higher quotes. early notes from Brighton market and Boston Daily Globe listings.
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Poe
Buenos
Indigo
Bengal
Ikon
Boston
Wate Town
Brighton Nides
Sherfe
Livewright
Diense
Nomtmcan Beer
Taylor & Harpin
Tye
T. Mallory
Seth
Aldrich & Johnson
KR. T. Lollara
Sargent & Turner
West Thun
Carrie
Hathaway & Jackson
Brighton
Boston Daily Globe
Stornk Caattle
West
G. W. Hollis
John PF
Squire
Charles H. North & Co
Niles Brothers
Shores
W. Scollans
Jersey
Ayrshire
Springer
C. Libby & Sons
J. H. Gilmore
Burton& Libby
F. A. Wilson
New York Markets Central June 18 Flour and Cotton Prices
Markets in New York on Saturday June 18 showed flour and meal quiet with varied quotes for No 2 and spring wheats. Cotton futures edged higher with middling uplands around 11.15 to 11.60, while provisions moved mixed with pork firm, bacon firmer, and lard steady. grain saw limited activity with mixed bids on wheat and oats in skewed futures.
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ISIL
Bath
St Louis
Ilinois
Indiana
Worcester County Choice
New York
Rockland
Mlb
Western Anid
Calcutta
Western
Boston
Elaine
Etroleum
Bermudas
Erate
Pras
Canada
Aroostook
Maine Central
Vermont
Jacksons
Reef
Peophet
Rye
Bush
Trapani
Southern Bakers
Southern
Lo.ste
Bes
Llysa
de Western
Hutter Steady
New State
Western Creamery
Bec
Wisconsin
al Sohget
Staly
Gilg He
Gloucester fish landed heavily from Georges Bank and other grounds
Special correspondence reports 43 arrivals from Georges Bank with about 675000 pounds codfish and 40000 pounds halibut, 12 from Western Banks with 700000 pounds cod, 12 from the Cape shore with 300000 pounds codfish, 10 from Grand Banks with 250000 pounds halibut, and 15 mackerel trips yielding 2100 barrels. Prices for cod, haddock, halibut, and other fish listed alongside.
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Sunday Globe
Gloucester
Georges
Western Banks
Cape Shore
Grand Banks
Laree Bank
Haddock
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Dix Neuvieme Siecle
Girardin
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O'Donovan Rossa
McKeyvitt
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Birkenhead
Granville
Marseilles
Madrin
Havana
Senor Sagasta
Marshal Campos
Senor Canovas
West Indies
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Sagasta
Economica Revista
Eco de Las Villas
el Triunfo
Spain
Navy
Bercy
St. Petersburg
Secret Police
Imperial Guard
Chatham
Cvater
McGrath
McKevitt
Campbell Brown
Lenpox
Alabama
New Orleans
Texas Pacific Junction Railway Company
Gulf of Mexico
trans-Mississippi
Nantes
St.Nicholas
Bismarck
Kleine Mauerstrasse
Linden
Wilhelmstrasse
Blind
Gail Hamilton
Sarah E. Howe
Commercial Matters
Boston Markets
Finance and Commerce
Boston Stocks and Bonds
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Turkey
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Norfolk
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Valencia
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Turks Island
Watertown Union
NEW York Markets
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Hamburg
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