Forster Defends Government Policy in Arrears Bill Debate
In Dublin the second reading of the arrears of rent bill drew a full house. Gladstone argued state aid to Irish tenants to settle with landlords, noting the bill's coercive, not permissive, nature and its limited cost to the British taxpayer. Conservatives questioned gifting arrears, while Irish factions split over coercion and land reform, with Parnell and Dillon amid sharp exchanges and threats of adjournment.
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Toxpan
Gladstone
Parnell
Kilmsinham
Trish
Kilmainhan
Gladatone
Russia
Forster
Dillon
Healy
Callan
Parnell Rose
O'Donnell
Giladstone
O’donnell
Rose
Lonpoy
Phenix Park
Revelyan
Irish Bill Debate Ends With Large Vote Rejection
Mr Trevelyan announced that Mr Clifford Lloyd would not sit in court under the bill, with Irish members cheering. Special magistrates would wield powers. public meetings would be controlled only when tied to violence. Mr Cowen’s amendment to protect free expression in Ireland failed 344 to 47 as the House moved into committee.
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Trevelyan
Clifford Lloyd
Cowen
Ireland
New Irish Secret Political Society Said Behind Park Murders
A Paris Voltaire communication from a Nihilist correspondent describes a powerful new Irish secret political society planning a campaign of terror to drive English rule from Ireland. It claims broad overseas links, sub committees in major towns, and that figures like Forster and Cavendish were targeted though not attacked. The piece asserts machines like those used against the Czar are distributed in Ireland and that arrests of real actors are unlikely.
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New Yorks
Paris
Voltaire
Phenix Park
Land League
Ireland
Forster
Cowper
Cavendish
Burke
Dublin
End of Lewis will case leaves estate to pay debt
Newark N J May 29 The Lewis will case ends with total estate near 1 4 million cash. West Indian heirs receive about 300 000 and the government gains the remaining million after expenses counsel fees and legacies. The estate was to aid the national debt with one fourth going to claimants but prudent investments increased the residue leaving most to debt repayment.
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Newark
N. J
Lewis
United States
Joseph L. Lewis
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Anna Dickinson and the drunk Hamlet curiosity tale
Chicago correspondent recounts Anna Dickinson attempting to get drunk to study temperance and how the experiment ended in illness rather than intoxication. The tale notes public reaction and an earlier claim about her Hamlet suitability. It underscores how the episode affected Dickinson's reputation.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Fagunini
Anna Dickinson
Hamlet
Anna
New York
Philadelphia
Continental
Sue
Miss Anna
Mina
the Continental
Miss Dickinson
TWO DARING RUNAWAYS. How They Enscave from the Industrial School
Two girls escaped the Lancaster industrial school for girls on Monday night then walked twelve miles to Hudson in the rain. Rosa Barrows and Mary Applice divided the dash. Rosa married Peter Herbert and Mary became Mrs Barrows after the meeting at Rev Bond’s house.
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Barrows
Louis
Peter Herbert
Rosa Barrows
H. ¥. Bond
Unitarian Church
Rosa
Herbert
Mary
Economy versus Wealth in Hartford Times tale
A Winsted farmer with a $50,000 fortune visits a drug store for a cold. The clerk suggests horebound candy. He buys three penny sticks, returns two the next day, and asks for two cents back after claiming one stick failed to help his hoarseness.
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Hartford Times
A Cloud on the Moon Observed by Astronomer
John G. Jackson, a veteran astronomer, reports to the Philadelphia Every Evening that on the 10th he observed from a six inch telescope a 100 mile by 40 to 50 mile cloud near the westerly edge of the mare crisæum. He urges fellow astronomers to recheck the site about two days after the next new moon.
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John G. Jackson
Philadelphia
Mare Criseum
Local Doctor Endorses Hop Bitters in 1880 Testimony
Hayesville Ohio February 11 1880 report notes a physician stating Hop Bitters greatly benefited him after using two bottles He would not trade them for $100 and recommends them to patients citing excellent results from their use B Mexcen M D.
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Hayesville
Ohio
Condition Of The Crops Report On National Wheat Harvest
The Agricultural Department reports frost and late seeding slowed growth from Pennsylvania northward while New England faced dry fall conditions. Southern states show good prospects. Texas reports delayed work due to scarce water. Cotton planting advances unevenly in the Atlantic states with cooling weather and floods affecting some areas. Detailed state by state notes cover Iowa Minnesota Illinois Michigan Ohio Indiana Kentucky Nebraska Wisconsin Missouri Maryland Dakota and the Pacific coast with brisk activity in Texas and Arkansas.
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Texas
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Gulf States
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Glyndor
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Grand Meadow
Georges Codtish
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St Louis
Southern
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Me Boards a Train at Pawtucket and Makes Things Lively
A man boarded the Providence to Boston passenger train at Pawtucket and proclaimed himself a servant of God. He insulted women, rang the bell three times causing the locomotive to stop, threatened self harm, and was subdued by three men until Mansfield junction where he was taken into custody.
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Pawtucket
Mansfield Junction
Icebound voyage note reports record icebergs and ship ashore
Six sailing vessels arrived at Quebrc on May 24. The George Gilroy from Greenock spent twenty days in the ice. Captain notes icebergs 300 to 360 feet high and ice fields one to two miles long. A large ship ashore near Cape Aquilla has lost its masts. crew visible ashore drying gear. About fifty sailing vessels and three steamers passed by.
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Greenock
Cape Aquilla
Appleton
Wis
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Chesterfield
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Alphonse Lecuyer
Montreal
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Norfolk
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Igos Ranch
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J. Edgar Thompson
Pennsylvania Railroad
Beston
Tex
Sam Hilton
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Acre
Weekly News
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Green Street
Rogers Anderson
Failures Rise Slightly in U S Reports
New York on May 29 reports 124 business failures in the past week, up eight from the prior week and twenty three more than the same week last year per Bradstreet's.
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New York
United States
Bradstreet's
The Star of the Circus Begins This Week
A new weekly feature titled The Star of the Circus premieres on page seven. It is expected to be the year’s most popular story, with back numbers available and subscriptions urged. Club agents are advised to distribute samples to boost future issue sales. The next installments include Donald Dyke a detective story and a Salem witchcraft thriller.
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Donald Dyke
Salem
Wayward Girl Enticed from New Hampshire Home by Boston Drummer
A 16 year old girl from a wealthy farming family in Great Falls N H was lured by a Boston millinery drummer who visited Dover and later Boston. The girl telegraphed an invitation for a “good time” and was later found in Boston. The father notified authorities and the drummer admitted the charge. The girl returned with her father to Great Falls to face the consequences.
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Adams
Ham
Knox
Preaching and Practice in Police Court Feud Erupts
In Fort Wayne Indiana on May 29 a long running feud between Rev Dr Stemen and doctors Sweeringen and Myers boiled over in a Free Methodist Church service. After a sermon on keeping in God's love the preacher confronted Sweeringen for facial expressions and a scuffle followed resulting in both men filing warrants and Stemen delivering blows to Sweeringen.
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H. V. Sweeringen
W. H. Myers
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Myers
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Lightning strikes Rochdale woollen mills in Pougakeepsie
A Rochdale woollen mill in Pougakeepsie New York was struck by lightning yesterday afternoon and destroyed with losses around 50000 dollars. The report mentions Albert Young and other notable actions but centers on the disaster.
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Rochdale
Pougakeepsie
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Albert Young
Queen Victoria
Howe
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New York
San Francisco
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Charley Yo
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for coughs colds sore throat bronchitis laryngitis and consumption in early stages. It is described as a blood purifier strength restorer and tonic with claimed benefits for liver complaints and bowel coative conditions. Sold by Gruguiste.
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Dr. Pierce
State Street Finance Week Ends With Easy Money Market
A synopsis from State Street on the week’s financial activity shows an easy money market with favorable loan discounts and continued ease expected as South and West crop demand rises. Bank rates range around 2 to 6 percent, with New York exchange quiet, but treasury calls for bonds shaping near-term liquidity and circulation questions for banks.
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Prime Corporation
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Insany
Commercial Matters in Boston Market Report May 27
A detailed Boston market note reports scarce choice apples with Kusseta at 84 6005 per barrel and varied prices for beans, teas, and yellow eyes. It covers roots and shoes, boot factories, and a fading backward weather impact. creamery, cheese, coal, copper, corn, dried apples, eggs, and fish with receipts, prices, and demand notes across multiple commodities and regional makers.
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Haverhill
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Franklin County
Vermont
Choice Creamery
Choice Dairy
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Cumberland
Clearfield
Java
Maracaibo
Rio
Chicago
Canada
VY & Island
Western
Commodities Report For Saturday Trading and Prices
Flour and corn meal quoted with prices for Minnesota and Western shipments. Cotton markets show 1345 bales middling uplands and futures bids fading. Provisions include pork, bacon, lard and beef with varying spot and future sales across Western markets. Grain notes wheat, rye, barley and oats with spot and option prices and futures. Groceries cover coffee, rice, sugar and molasses with quality and regional differences. Naval stores note turpentine and rosin trends and refining prices.
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Southern Bakers and Family
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Western Steam
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Ludia
Siyo
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Glee
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Rangoon
Crocey
Maracaibo
Laguiyra
Costa Rica
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Cuba
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Tyyge
Gloucester Codfish Market Sees Record Receipts This Week
Special Correspondence reports Gloucester rough seas and large codfish arrivals totaling 46 shipments from Georges Bank and the Cape shore, with 1,175,000 pounds of codfish and 70,000 pounds of halibut from Western Banks. Prices listed for various species include large and medium George's cod, halibut fins, haddock, hake, and mackerel, with barge and barrel rates for fresh and salted goods. The market remains fairly active with substantial supplies entering the week.
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Sunday Globe
Gloucester
Cape Shore
Danks
Hanks
Hall
Batts Hiaddock
Watch
Talbot
Br & Th
Live Stock Markets Brighton and Watertown Arrivals May 27 1552
Livestock arrivals at Brighton and Watertown for the week ending May 27 1552 show Western cattle 171 Eastern cattle 171 Northern cattle 1420 Total cattle 245 Swine 17296 and lambs 4800 Northern sheep and lambs 1445 Eastern sheep and lambs totals. Prices list beef cattle live weight extra first second third quality and hides and tallow. Dressed weight prices not clearly legible.
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Brighton
Watertown
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