Governor Butler on Corruption and Prospects After Defeat
Governor Butler discusses late campaign frauds, bulldozing by employers, secret ballots, and industry influence. He cites specific cases in Boston and predicts Democratic gains hinge on uniting labor with the party, reform gains, and future strategy for 1884.
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Butler
New York
Hancock
Massachusetts
Butt
Connecticut
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Philadelp
Maryland
Virginia
Mahone
A Negress Turning White in Carbon Township
Mrs Julia Morrison a resident of Carbon township Huntingdon county has undergone a complete transformation in her color with white spots spreading from her face and arms to her entire body over about two years. Local physicians are at a loss to explain the remarkable change.
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Huntingdon
Penn
Julia Morrison
Carbon Township
Fighting Greening Family Terrorizes Pike County for Years
The Cheever murder rekindles Pike County's notoriety of the Greening family. Old Jerry and his sons, known for violence and raids, allegedly terrorize neighbors, resist authorities, and have histories of criminal suits. An arrest warrant is issued for a Greening in connection with the Cheever killing.
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Jerry
Pike County
Jerry Greening
Rattlesnake
Philadelphia
United States
Greening
Cheever
Greenings
Aimle Cheever
Maul of Menhaden Haul Hits Milford Waters
Milford boatmen celebrate a record catch as menhaden steamers George Curtis and Vista from George W. Miles Co return with over 1,000,000 fish worth about 5000 dollars. The haul is unusually large for this time, with the fish fat and fertile for market and processing.
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Milford
George Curtis
Vista
George W. Miles Company
Henry Dearce Lectures on Modern Slavery in New York
Henry Dearce spoke on modern slavery before a large fashionable audience on Wednesday in the Society rooms of New York. The lecture highlighted systemic bondage, urging reforms and greater awareness among attendees.
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Henry Dearce
New York
Henry George
Modern Slavery Argument by Kihieni Culture Speaker
Kihieni Culture argues slavery persists in another form in the country, leaving modern workers at a disadvantage as masters no longer bear duties. He questions the value of annual token freedoms and mock elections while true empowerment remains distant for the disenfranchised.
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The
United States
Starvng
WRECKING TWO LIVES Ambition Led Lawyer to Pardon Two Innocents
Albany November 10 The case begins with Noward and Sherwood who beat and robbed an old man in Livingston County in 1865. The victim died, the charge became murder, and they were jailed for life. A prosecutor’s letter and a biased post mortem led to a guilty plea and 18 years’ imprisonment. Governor Cleveland pardoned them, releasing the men who had served fifteen years beyond the sentence. One heads west, the other to Ashington Territory.
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Butler
Robinson
Bishop
Massachusetts
Garfield
Greening
Jerry
Milford
Pike County
Jim
Jerry Greening
Reening’s
Albany
Thomas Noward
James E. Sherwood
Livingston County
New York Harbor
Cleveland
Hinyer
Hin
Sherwood
Howard
Pagecian
de Gatlows
Ashington
Five Days on a Wreck on Lake Erie Describes Aunts Escape
A Buffalo dated article recalls an aunt of Captain Gillman Appleby who rode a sinking schooner near Conneaut fifty years ago. Drifted five days on its side in the lake she survived by staying in the cabin with water to her waist, eating a water soaked cracker and an onion, and signaling rescuers only after the vessel was righted. Her rescue came when Captain Appleby and his nephew reached the drifting wreck.
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Buffalo
Gillman Appleby
Conneaut
Connecticut
William Johns
Black Rock
North America
Connewut
Erie
Lake Erie
Peacock
Detroit
Appleby
Mia
Puzzling the Doctors in Norristown Case of a Robbed Concussed Woman
Mrs Edward ONeill of Norristown puzzled physicians after a frightening episode on a dark road. She collapsed into a coma with dilated eyes and signs of brain pressure. A rough tramp was seen near two mill workers and may have triggered her crisis. The doctors doubted poisoning and called it a possible apoplexy induced by fright and exhaustion. She recovered slowly but memories of the event remain blank.
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Norristown
Edward O'Neill
Dridgeport
Holstein
O'Neill
Wal
Corson
Womlin
Rive
Henshaw
Norristown Mills
Norristown Mills, Had Taken the Same Route As That Traversed By Mrs. O'Neill
Mrs. O'Neill
Carson
Reed
Woma
Sue
Sam
Worf
Quarrel Over Noble Love Ends Abroad in Chicago
Alfred Count of Salm, 22, a German nobleman, left Germany after a disputed betrothal to a wealthy commoner’s daughter. He appeared in Chicago last September working as a day laborer with the Illinois Central. A baron and laborer Carl Schneider aided his return to Germany where disputes were settled. Schneider is promised a military position as reward.
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Cuhicagco
Chicago
Alfred
Count of Salm
Frederick
Prince of Salm
Prince Salm
General Salm
Maximilian
Count Salm
King’s Regiment of Hussars
University of Bon
Rhine
Prince Salix
Germany
Carl Schneider
Illiois Central
Schneider
Larrabee Street
Baron of
Waltzohn
Pennsylvania
Decreasing Exports Reported for Week at Stock Yards
Report covers week ending November 10 1883 noting decreased live cattle and dressed beef exports to foreign markets. London Glasgow advices show improved trade and rising values. Steamer shipments list cattle and beef quantities. Market tone described as healthy with strong demand for Northern Eastern beef and home slaughter. Some stock unmerchantable and to be kept home. Mutton lamb demand up but prices steady. Brightons dressed beef prices show minor shifts. overall market favorable to home slaughterers. Includes unrelated advertisement notices.
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London
Glasgow
Liverpool
Boston
Brighton
Boston Money Market Steady as Week Ends
Finance and Commerce notes a steady Boston money market with ample funds and cautious lending. Banks favor depositors, note brokers limited, collateral loans varying, and New York and foreign exchange showing minor shifts amid a generally quiet financial week.
Bankers and Brokers quote on LAND and RAILROAD stocks in Boston
Furnished by Evans and Doane, bankers, lists state land companies and railroads with varied percentages and prices. Mentions Boston area tickers, bonds, mining, mining equities, and telecommunication stocks. Includes numerous place names and firm references such as Brookline, Boston, Evans & Doane, T&S, NYA, NEC, and Bell.
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Evans & Doane
Bia
Askea Hid
Boaton Land
Boston WP
B&q
Brookline
Gia
Cley li
FitePburg
T&sf
Nya&n i
T& SF
Wiscon Con
MexicanGen
Atlantic
Love _ Winsions
Bonansa
Cal & Hedin
Cataipa
Franklin @ OY
Harshaw Sonora
Ota Huron
Aceol A
T&s
Pewankc Fae
Quiner
Silver Islet
Kos & Alb'y
Hos & Lowell Miascellan Boys
RoseMaine
Puli PalCar
Boston Markets Tackle Butter Coal Drugs Fish Flour and Meat
Commercial listings from Boston markets detail butter prices across regions, steady coal values, and trades in drugs and chemicals. Fresh eggs, feed, fish, flour, and fresh meat supply the day, with notes on hogs, hides, hemp, and jute markets signaling broad commodity activity.
New York Markets Open Weak Close Dull on Busy Trading Day
Commodity and stock notes from New York show wheat futures uneven with gains in some deferred contracts, corn and oats steady to firm, and provisions and petroleum markets mixed. Spot gold and copper move with mixed overseas cues as market participants await further supply data and policy signals.
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FIOUR
LiSgerley
Loko Loy
Sper Gates
Bush
Ofrye
Whitter Cool
Alvo
Udly
Coon Fotares
Goa
Dot
Yae Co
Maren
Aspell
Sosbg
Lotge
Livestock Market Arrivals for Brighton and Watertown Week
Weekly arrivals for Brighton and Watertown through Friday November 9 1833 show totals: Western cattle 2615 Eastern cattle 129 Northern cattle 698 overall cattle 312 Total cattle 9860 plus swine 21021 and horses 103 Prices listed for live cattle per 100 pounds first quality 5 12 second quality 6 1/2 coarse oxen Poorest grade and hides and tallow price notes incomplete with multiple garbled entries.
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Brighton
Watertown
Cairskins
Sheeusk
Dodoh'vy
Lamvskins
Gloucester Fish Market trade dull as prices ease
Special Gloucester report notes a quiet week with buyers awaiting lower prices. Arrivals total 71, mainly mackerel and codfish, with substantial wholesale and ashore catches. Prices quoted for Grand Bank halibut and Georges Bank codfish reflect overall softness amid light demand.
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Sunday Globe
Gloucester
Oribery
Bay of St Lawrence
Geerges Banks
Western Banke
Grand Bank Halibut
Georges Codtah
Snl
Western Bank
Bath Pry
Georges Bongless
Nova Scotia
Labsador
Cohol
Advertisement request for newspaper attribution
Reader asks advertisers to note they saw the ad in TAL Boston Weekly Globe, requesting acknowledgment of the paper source in future notices. The appeal emphasizes visible attribution to the TAL Boston publication.
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Boston Wlekly Globe
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Jerry” Greening
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