Home Rule Not Far Off From Irish Crisis View
Justin McCarthy argues in the New York Tribune that Irish obstruction forced Westminster to face Irish grievances and that land reform will be achieved through state intervention. He credits the Land League and predicts eventual Irish self government with home rule and a distinct Irish parliament process.
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Justin McCarthy
County Longford
New York Tribune
Louse of Commons
Westminster
Comons
House of Commons
Gladstone
Bute
Shaw
Ireland
House of Lords
Army
Navy
Land League
Tts
Ruexsia
Europe
England
Russia
Scotland
Wales
London
Jane
Marquis of Blandford
Duke of Marlborough
Lord Beaconsfield
Carnes
Mr. Chamberlain
Sir Charles Dilke
Charles Dilke
Homerale
Westminster Palace
Parliament House
Edinburgh
Parnell
Charles Russell
Eoolish
We Gladstone
Moore
Fox
Forster
Radical Party
Auction Block Put to Ited Use in Louisville
Memories of prewar days returned as John Hanson, a 40 year old able bodied man of color, was sold for one year into servitude under a 1796 vagrancy law. The sale drew a large crowd despite threats of a storm, with bidders reaching 115 dollars before a city scavenger bought him. The judge plans to apply the same punishment to future vagrants, raising discomfort among onlookers who viewed it as a reversion to slave times.
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Louisville
John Hanson
Court House
John
Hanson
Kentucky
Darkey
First Female Lawyer Admitted to Massachusetts Bar
Miss Lelia J. Robinson is admitted to the Massachusetts bar becoming the first woman lawyer in the state. A Boston University Law School graduate, she faced a required legislative adjustment to raise the bar. Observers include Lucy Stone among other distinguished lawyers as she takes her oath.
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Lelia J. Robinson
Massachusetts
Boston University School of Law
Mis
Lucy Stone
Unfortunates in Business report failures across the U S
Bradstreet reports 137 business failures in the past week in the United States, up 33 from the prior week and 52 from the same week last year. No major collapse indicated. William Robertson, dry goods dealer in St Louis, made no assignment, liabilities heavy with assets around 30000. L J Bolles, grocer of Seymour Indiana, failed with liabilities 15000 and assets 10000.
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New York
United States
Bradstreet’s
William Robertson
St. Louis
L. J. Bolles
An Appropriate Trade-Mark
A Longmeadow milkman of the Wilde order decorates the rear of his cart with a landscape showing two cows, one calmly in a stream and the other resting on the bank, with a farm house and a dairy-maid in the kitchen doorway, all suggestive of milk and a water. Borved to Death in a Brush Heap
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Borved
Worrsoro
N. H
Jeremiah Chamberlin
Brooxfield
Golden Medical Discovery for Health and Consumption
A Fortune may be made by hard work, but can neither be made nor enjoyed without health. Dr. R. V. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery stimulates the liver, purifies the blood, and is presented as the best remedy for consumption, a scrofulous disease of the lungs. By all druggists.
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R. V. Pierce
Washington Adjutment Nears End of Congress
Washington June 25 Congress faces a tight timetable with adjournment likely by July 14 if Senate actions align. Pending bills include bank charters, internal revenue, river and harbor, and sundry civil. District of Columbia matters risk losing a final day. Debate may touch on forced contributions by the Republican campaign committee.
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WaAsnina Toy
House
District of Columbia
Congress
Senate
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
National Bank
Internal Revenue
A New Scheme for Improvements of the River at a Small Cost
Washington June 25 Captain Cowden of Memphis Tenn has pressed Congress to approve a river improvement scheme at Lake Borgue claiming $260 000 suffices to execute works the River Commission says would cost 80 million He attacks its plans and targets Captain Eads a series of letters alleges subsidizing army engineers including one from General Weitzel Harbor improvements Wet Detroit and another from the Austin Daily Statesman editor asserting Captain Fads wrote to Mr Chalmers for aiding the Jetty bill sending 500 for re election Chalmers says the money goes to district executive committees Cowden seeks a congressional investigation and adds his own statements
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Euda
Washington
Cowden
Memphis
Eades
Army Engineer Corps
General Weitzel
Wetroit
South Jetty Pass
General Comstock
Corps of Engineers
Austin
Texas
Daily Statesman
Fads
Mr. Chalmers
Congress
Chalmers
Eads
Captain Cowden
Compulsory Retirement of Army Officers Authorized
Washington June 26 The army appropriation bill with a new retirement at age 64 is agreed in conference and will pass this week War Department to enforce the law A board at the War Department has retired Major James McMillan Captain J H Rollins and Major Napoleon B Mcnaughlis while Lieutenant Colonel R S Williamson is retired on disability Several officers have applied for retirement and initial action favors line officers where possible
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Washington
Army
War Department
Coleonel F. T. Dent
First Artillery
Grant
James McMillan
Second Artillery
R.S. Williamson
Corps of Engineers
McMillan
J. H. Rollins
Ordnance Department
Napoleon B. Mcnaughlis
Tenth Cavalry
District Court Scenes and Threats in Washington Divorce Row
In Washington on June 26 in the Equity Court Judge Hagner denied a divorce bill filing. A departing attorney’s papers were flung by a magistrate provoking a tense confrontation. Later acrimony among Star route case attorneys flared as Colonel Ingersoll clashed with government counsel and colleagues.
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Washington
Equity Court
Hagner
Miller
Bob Inersoll
George Bliss
Ingersoll
Merrick
Colonel Ingersoll
New Plan Aims to Seat Conkling in Senate
A reported truce between Cornell and Conkling factions outlines a plan to run Cornell for governor and Lapham for lieutenant governor with Conkling filling a senate vacancy for six to eight weeks. If the assembly cooperates, Washington and Albany intently press for a realignment to seat Conkling. Also notes Bartt’s Ireland imprisonment claim and a post office dispute over political assessments. The Alaska steamship beat outbound and inbound records between Queenstown and New York, with a seven day voyage.
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Cornell
Conkling
New York
Friends of All
Senator Lapham
Lapham
Senate
Mr. Conkling
Friends of
Washington
Albany
Michael Bartt
Ireland
Lawrence
Mass
Great Britain
Hatton
Reedianapolis
Unclear voyage totals from a multi day sea trip
The vessel logged 400 miles first day 411 second 418 third 430 fourth 412 fifth 420 sixth and 386 seventh with dead winds most of the voyage. At 9 45 yesterday morning she paused outside the bar for the tide and did not sail again until noon. She carried 895 passengers.
Besieged Groceryman Believes He Is Oscar Wilde
A St Louis grocer Henry C Cunningham, convinced he is Oscar Wilde, barricades his home after a bad night for his books. Police and about 600 citizens surround the house as he nails doors and fires shots into the air, while a crowd watches for hours. The siege continues with no escape attempted.
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St. Louis
Henry C. Cunningham
Oscar Wilde
Cunningham
Cannighato
Newman
Buck
Giant Noah Orr Stricken by Paralysis in Marysville
Colonel Noah Orr, famed as a United States and Canada “giant,” has been housebound in Marysville, Ohio for two months with inflammatory rheumatism and a recent paralytic attack. Once over 600 pounds, he has lost more than 200 pounds. 45 years old, he toured with the Liliputian Opera company and was to visit Europe. His physician fears for his recovery following the new illness and his youngest child’s death, a one year old babe.
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Noah Orr
United States
Canada
Union County
Marysville
Orr
Liliputian Opera Company
Europe
Knights of V’ythias
Wreck of Lizzie Cameron Off St. John’s Nova Scotia Crew Saved
The Lizzie Cameron from Charlottetown bound for Bordeaux collided with an iceberg off 45 N 48 W on June 16, smashing the bow and turning the forecastle. Seven men and four in another boat escaped in two launches, reached Virgin Rocks, then boarded the G. Matley at Moodey Say for Cape Race before being picked up by the Brenton near St. John’s.
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St. Jonx’s
N. F
Brenton
Yarmouth
Prince Edward Island
Lizzie Cameron
Charlottetown
Bordeaux
Cape Race
Virgin Rocks
Moodey
Say
G. Matley
Provincetown
St. John’s
Brenten
NOTES OF THE WEEK Set of 19th Century News Snippets
A roundup of incidents and notes from Indiana to Utah including a state senator's death by his own action in Indiana, explosions injuring or killing in New Albany and Troy, a religious meeting shooting in Kentucky, disappearances in Boston, a faster Boston to New Orleans mail link, cyclone relief funds, lightning strikes, and various trials, crimes, and political tidbits across the U.S.
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Thomas J. Foster
Indiana
New Albany
Ind
Frank Snyder
Jeff Howard
Steve Becroft
Owensville
George A. Vannever
Osborn, Stearns & Co
Boston
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Iawa
Burdee Iron Company
Troy
N. Y
Allie Mills
Mary Oglie
Mary Jones
Danville
San Francisco
Geores Stoneman
W. J. Cornell
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Williamsfield
Thomas Thompson
Charles Dunham
Almond D. Brooks
Frank Chamberlie
J. Wilson Glover
John's Island
S. C
Congress
Cuba
Scoville
Cleveland
Garfield
Guiteau
Readjuster and
Coalition Republican Committees
Richmond
John 8. Wise
Sardis
Miss
Nathan Lucid
Chiar
Adrian
Mich
Jones & Sons, Spice Factory
Portland
Pacific
Rickley’s Bank
Columbus
Everett Fr. Wheeter
Frederick W. Whitridge
Civil Service Reform Association
Hubbell
State House
D. C
George Dean
Charlotte
N.C
William Wade
Dean
Clarinda Huskey
W. Colford
East Saginaw
Father Vanderborn
George Q. Cannon
Utah
Washington
Sal Lake City
Utah Commission
Ete
Mormon Tabernacle
Finance and commerce week in money market 1882 report
Week shows little change in money markets with steady loan rates, excess loanable funds, and minimal transactions in prime notes. Clearing and exchange activity rise modestly. New York funds remain easy. rail stocks attract attention amid rising investment demand and speculation about Eastern connections.
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Stats Srnrest
Afteernaoy
Goon Business Paper
Prime Corporation
New York
Atchison
Eastern
Boston & Maine
Toledo
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston Daily Globe Market Report on Beans and Goods
Commercial matters in Boston show demand steady for beans with varied prices across North and New York markets. The shipping line notes fair, steady business, factories operating at full force, and a cautious but hopeful outlook for the season despite smaller contracts than last year.
Market roundup: flour and cotton prices mixed
Saturday June 24 reports steady flour demand with assorted prices for various flour types and corn meal. notes on rye flour and rye feed. Cotton futures slip 3 to 5 points, closing lower with June at 12.24 and July at 12.29, while longer contracts dip further into autumn.
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Rockland
Land
Shipping Board
Dimension
Porto Rico
Barbadoes
Cienfuegos
New Orleans
NAVAL
Mogi
J’iteh
Canada
Western
Ugicutta
Boston Extra
Elaine
PalmUil
Stae Hoe Bols
Lona Ae Zal
Bermudas
Jacksons
Bush
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Aire Base
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Lara
Carolina
Renin
Patna
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Trapani
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Ohio
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Maine
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Tye
Aioe
Eales
Jane
Lesige
London
Hamburg
Philadelphia
Antwerp
Singapore
Minnesota
St. Souis
Southern Bakers
Rooney
Ate Sehueen
Pire
Booklet of Various Magazine Subscriptions Listed
The Weekly Globe Club List shows many periodicals and magazines available, including American Dairyman, Atlantic Monthly, American Poultry Journal, Prairie Farmer, and London Lancet, with prices and new subscriptions noted for several titles. The list also mentions subscriptions for journals such as Engineering and Mining Journal, Popular Monthly, Budget of Wit, and Country Gentleman, among others, with varying rates and offerings.
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Frito Becninr
Wrwn Prive
Wovaly
Arther
American Dairyman
American Poultry Journal
Atlantic Monthly
American Naturalist
American Agriculturist
Paven Pleileeeeseste
Army & Navy Journal
American Poultry Ward
Brainerd
Nesseas
Barnes Educational Monthly
Beadle
Burlington Hawkeye
Bos of
New York
Nia
Bee-Keeper's Magazin Babyland
Boston Pile
Boston Medical Jour
Boston Medical and Surgical Journal
Cassell’s Mine of Art
Chicago Ravan Ors
Courierdournal Ai Tesuis Donahoo
Mavanine
Remiu
Detroit Free Freee
Viceky
Srecere
Forney’ Prograeserneser Soeneorney
Torres Nas Dnulee Shan Ulnatraied
Rner
V's Journal
Wey
Banday i
Germantown Telehe
Gerdsuers
Ssecseer
Iowa Homeste
Journal of Mix Journal of Chemistry
le Francais
Atu
Premi Lippincott
London
Lancet
Skss
Edinburgh
Revie
Terry Review
Manuseer and Builder Magazine
American Ilatary
Am Mining Record
Puck
Itland
New N Enological Journal
Wii
Shee - Mae Phrenolosial Journal
Witi Prairie Farmer
Peverron
Ladies’ Popular Science
Wget
Felis Dmetceg
Beata Roraln
Yorker
MIT Pose
Erneeeeves
Gloucester Fish Market weekly receipts and prices
Special correspondence reports a 71 arrivals week with 1 356 000 pounds codfish 109 500 pounds halibut and 4500 barrels mackerel. Prices vary by species with cod and halibut firm and mackerel quoted per barrel or box. notes large Georges and Bank stocks and active demand across markets.
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Sunday Globe
Glee & Fb
LIVESTOCK ARRIVALS AT BRIGHTON AND WATERTOWN
Weekly arrivals show Western cattle 912, Eastern 02, Northeas 653 for total 1667. Western sheep and lambs 8400, Northern geese 305, lambs 1099, Eastern sheep and lambs 5804, swine 15649. Prices listed for beef cattle per 100 pounds and hides and tallow. figures combine notes on quality and country lot terms.
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Brighton
Watertown
Northeas
Horsan
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