Gallagher Denies Link to Dynamite Plots Amid London Talks
Bernard Gallagher denies involvement in the Gow Street dynamite plots and cites corroborated movements to prove no direct ties. He claims financial help from his brother to mount a defense, maintains innocence of all plot activity, and asserts Ausberg likewise disputes any plot connections. London negotiations reportedly include the English government pursuing talks related to the case.
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Loxpoy
Bernard Gallagher
Gow Street
Boyd
Tama
Campsey
Sterlingshire
Scotland
Glasgow
Mesars, Shaw & McGuinness
Brooklyn
N. Y
R ‘Arthia
Cunard Line
Gallagher
London
Shaw & McGuinness
Sing Sing
New York
Ausberg
Waterloo Road
Two Amateurs Sent to Mexico to Find Tynan for Government
Two members of the Thirteenth Middlesex Volunteers are believed sent to Mexico with authority to locate Tynan and offer information in exchange for aid. They aim to gather data on the Invincibles leaders and the Watemee supply sources for the Phoenix Park murders and dynamite plot, hoping to corroborate details without Tynan’s direct testimony.
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Mexico
Tynan
England
Watemee
Portsmouth Review
London
Mohammedans and Christians clash in Port Said riot
A religious riot in Port Said pits Mohammedans against Greek Christians and Armenians. Dozens killed or wounded as authorities fail to stop the violence. The flare up follows Arab Muslim resentment and anti-Christian sentiment linked to regional religious tensions.
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Port Said
Cairo
N A
Arabi Pasha
el Mehdi
Concessions to Nihilists in Russia Clemency Granted
News from Vienna reports the Czar will commute all death sentences for Nihilists jailed under death and pardon many others with prison terms. The move aligns with emperors’ coronation clemency, though some say pressure from recent Nihilist activity forced the concession.
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St. Petersburg
Turkish Troops Fail in Yemen Insurrection Battle
Despatches report Turkish forces sent to quell Yemen uprisings are defeated by Arab insurgents and nearly annihilated. Orders call for a large punitive force to be sent to Yemen to punish the rebels.
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Constantinople
Yemen
Fresh Honors for Stanley Vega Medal Awarded
The Swedish Geographical Society awarded Henry M. Stanley the Vega medal of merit for his exploration and the finder of Livingstone now establishing commercial stations on the Congo.
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Stock Houm
Swedish Geographical Society
Vega
Henry M. Stanley
Livingstone
Congo
A Farmer's Son Beaten to Death Near Cavan
A farmer's son was found today beaten to death outside Cavan with several arrests reported. In Paris a gas explosion at the Ambign Theatre caused panic as the audience fled with about twenty injured, many employees among them.
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Das
Cavan
Paris
Unclear crowd chaos after event causing injuries
Fragment describes a chaotic scene with a crowd surging and people being trampled during the excitement, with many injured and some possibly fatally affected. No additional verifiable details are available.
Pay for wage workers in major cities shows varied rates
The Sun reports April 27 on wages across fourteen mechanical trades in principal U S cities. Data lists New York, Chicago, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Cincinnati, St Louis and others with specific weekly or monthly figures for bricklayers, brick masons, carpenters, cabinet makers, finishers, foundrymen, blacksmiths, laborers, painters, plasterers, stone masons, stone cutters, tin roofers, slaters and more, highlighting large differences by city and trade.
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New York
Sun
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Louis
Chicago
Boston
St. Loui
Philadelphi
Plasterers
Stone Inasons
Tone Cutters
Slaters
Oddball Tales From Southern Notes Texas and Nearby
A tall Texas farmer measures seven feet and fourteen hundredths inches with a No 15 boot, while Wat Henry of Mount Sterling Kentucky has ten children all afflicted with whooping cough. A Berkley county beehive thwarted by a black snake ends in the reptile’s sting to death. A Tallahassee party guest sports live insects in hair and dress. Mrs Elia Trader, who funded wartime wounds care, now lives poor in Asheville. A Mobile boy burns two buildings to win bets on fires. A Georgia man travels five miles for a Gainsville Eagle fatherhood notice. Crescent City resident builds a novel wire wall house plastered for a cheap beauty.
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Wat Henry
Mount Sterling
Berkley County
Tallahassee
Elia K
Asheville
N. C
Georgia
Gainsville
Crescent City
Fla
Man
Beecher on the rationale of miracles at Plymouth Church
New York on April 27. Beecher discussed the Acts and the early church, arguing miracles served as practical preaching rather than a general cure for all illness. He contrasted apostolic motive with modern immediateism and praised Dorcas’s needlework while denouncing modern miracles as superstitious and unlikely.
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New York
Mr. Beecher
Plymouth Church
Mucas
Doreas
Apostolic Church
Christ Jesus
Peter Ld Wiiit
The Dirty Doctor of St Louis Reveals Odd Theories
A Globe-Democrat report profiles Dr. Hotchkiss known as The Dirty Doctor. The self styled life extender preaches that bathing harms vitality and that electricity and magnetism sustain the body. He claims to be over a century old and enforces a courtly, dignified air despite filthy attire.
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St. Louis
Dr. Hotchkiss
The
Globe-Democrat
South
England
Anna Oliver Gives Up Her Church in Brooklyn
Rev Anna Oliver who founded Willoughby Ave Methodist Episcopal Church preached farewell, plans rest and literary work then travel to England, Italy, Egypt and the Holy Land before returning for a church post. Her dissension cites non recognition of a woman pastor by the denomination and the conference awaits general conference action. The church building she funded will be abandoned as it is bought by a Reformed Presbyterian society.
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Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Beecher
Doreas
Mr. Beecher
Peter
Dorcas
Jarius
Jesus
Seter
Arale
Sewing Women
New York
Brookyn
Anna Oliver
Willoughby Ave. Methodist Episcopal Church
England
Italy
Egypt
Holy Land
Miss Oliver
General Conference
Vermont School Marm Taught Star Router 8 In Barton
A collection of curious notes from Yankee Nations recounts Mrs H M Bailey in Vermont teaching alphabet and figures, a grander mix of old anecdotes, grim hanging speed, and odd historic facts from Connecticut to Newport, with a sharp eye on local quirks and the era’s moral weather. The piece volleys from a mass of small items to a brisk report on a Vermont execution, noting the speedy burial and a spare coffin used on demand.
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H. M. Bailey
Vermont “School
W. Dorsey
Barton
Dartmoor
Willian
Georgetown
Newbury
New Hampshire
Cross
Commonwealth
Connecticut
Ben. Perley Poore
Newburyport
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Helena
Hector Coffin
New England
Rhode Island
W. Tomlinson
Obadiah Holmes
Salem
Mass
Rehoboth
Newport
New Haven
Vermont
Tate
Hartford Courant
Cattle Market Quiet as Premiums Hold Steady Amid Shipping Shifts
The weekly export report shows a drop in cattle, sheep, and dressed meats at the port for the week ending April 28, 1853, with English restrictions easing and freight rates falling. Shipments include 1440 live cattle and 475 sheep to Liverpool and Glasgow filaments, while underwriters report profits despite past doubts, crediting improved ventilation and ship designs for lower losses. Trade at stockyards and Boston markets hints at a broader recovery, with veal prices influencing consumer choices and the outlook for cheaper meats improving.
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Talestine
Liverpool
James A. Hathaway & Co
A. N. Monroe
G. H. Hammond & Co
Glasgow
Morgan & Craig
M. Green & Co
James McShane Dr
Lingham & O'Brien
Morse & Franckland
Mclntosh
Francis Jewett & Co
Atlantic
Warren Steamship Company
Boston
Miscellaneous Oddities and Local Notes From Various Cities
A jumble of brief items notes young mayoral age in Pleasanton Kansas, seed findings in Minnesota, a Chinese lawyer opening practice in Colusa California, a Baptist conversion in Paterson New Jersey, an eleven inch radish sprout in Norristown Pennsylvania, and historic land purchase in Cincinnati by J C Symmes. Also plans for a female seminary in Los Angeles, eating matches at Elizabeth Pennsylvania fairs, Barnum’s hotel cook retiring with fortune, prolific quilter Nellie Coon of Charles City Iowa, a sixty pound salmon whitefish from Escanaba Milwaukee, a six pound whitefish stomach discovery in Remington Indiana, a six year old musical prodigy Bertie Shepard in Indiana, goats as land cleaners per Minneapolis Tribune, Troy society ladies pursuing collar-making, Papa’s stock bets, Dr Pieres Pellets ad, genuine Dr Pierce signature notice, Farm Field and Fireside offer, and Brown’s Iron Bitters testimonial.
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Pleasanton
Kan
Glenco
Minn
Colusa County
Cal
John
Charles Thorpe
Baptist
Paterson
N. J
Norristown
Penn
Cincinnati
J.C. Symmes
Vassar College
Presbytery
Los Angeles
Elizabeth
Greene County
Escanaba
Remington
Ind
Bertie Shepard
Minneapolis Tribune
Boston Weekly Globe reader notice request
A reader request urges readers to mention seeing advertisements in THE BOSTON WEEKLY GLOBE when replying to those ads. The note preserves the paper’s call for acknowledgment and cross reference for advertisers.
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Boston
GLUBE
Wholesale Money Market and Clearinghouse Update
Finance and Commerce notes a subdued money market with weak demand for loanable funds and generally easing rates. It reports bank and out of town activity, impending shift to government word certificates, and New York bank statement details including loan increases and reserve changes.
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State Street
Prime Corporation
Tiny
Clearing- Howse Association
New York
Chicago
Clearnghouse Association
Ordioney
Clearine
Lous
Deer Reserve
Boston Markets Report on Apples Butter Cheese and More
Market notes from Boston on apples and dairy products with steady to firm prices. Trends show light apple stock, rising butter strength due to light receipts, and steady cheese, corn, and flour markets with varied regional quotations and rising fall orders in boots and shoes.
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Datawins
Ned Kidneys
Western Creamery
Choice
Sorthern
New York
Vermont
Nova Scotia
Cumberland
Clearfield
Java
Maracaibo
Rio
Kraziers
Lake
Haltimore
Chicago
Flour-Dull but steady grain markets and commodity notes
Saturday reports show dull yet steady grain trade with wheat inching higher and extensive futures activity. Coffee, cotton, lard, and sugar markets mixed with rippling price shifts. receipts at ports total 6 8 7 bales as firming tendencies appear across staples and oils in a crowded commodities summary.
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Rio
Costa Rica
South America
Boss
Liverpool
London
Glasgow
Hamburg
Intennigra
Antwerp
Java
Valencia
Weekly fish receipts and market prices from Georges and Western Banks
Special Correspondence notes large past week fish receipts with totals: 2,260,000 pounds codfish and 177,000 pounds halibut from Georges and Western Bank fleets combined. Details by vessel source, including prices for new Georges and Western Bank codfish, halibut by the barrel, and assorted fish by the box. Market terms list various grades and byproducts such as haddock, pollock, hake, mackerel, herring, and oils with quoted figures.
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New Western Bank
Eastport
St John
Wisconsin
Nesota
Minnesota
Newark
Michigan
Ohio
Indiana
St Louis
Illinois
Wibi
Mlinois
Sunday Globe
Glovegister
Georges
Western Bank
Tanners
Livestock Arrivals at Brighton and Watertown Markets
Weekly arrivals for week ending April 27, 1333 report Western cattle 2550 Eastern cattle 115 Northern cattle 1121 total 78689. Sheep and lambs 9400 Western and 1661 Northern with total 11061. Swine 17954 veals 1798 horses 203. per hundredweight beef prices listed by quality. hides and skins values noted. peat cattle price noted.
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Brighton
Watertown
Wright
Gale
Cpadnnes
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