Diverse early 20th century notices span court, appointments, deaths
General Brapy posts bail in Washington on charges tied to Star route service. Alabama claims court rules on alien status for Britain residents aboard ships. Generals Sherman and Waite lead a continental inspection trip. Postmaster Tunnock dies in Atlantic City. Wasson Court Martial findings awaited. General Ewing dies of pneumonia in Washington. New appointments at Duluth and Ironton. Industrial associations discuss curtailment and stock issues. Local firm failures and homeopathy meeting noted with leadership named.
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Various 1883 events span law, industry, and society at large
The article chronicles diverse items from June 19 to 22 including the American Institute of Homeopathy gathering in Niagara Falls, New York City labor noon stoppage on Saturdays, a Pennsylvania coal miners convention, a whaling ship crew loss near Provincetown, the Temple of Honor session in Allegheny City, a Harvard-Columbia boat race at New London, the death of COL W. C. Pattison of Philadelphia, Arch Bishop Woop, a major distillery fire in Gibsonton, financial shifts in glass manufacturing, Phillips Academy celebrations, a Foxburg straw goods firm failure, and Governor Pattison vetoes. It also notes the Statue of Liberty foundation work at Bedloe's Island, the Washington camp break centennial at New Windsor, smallpox in Lancaster, the Zulu giantess death, and weekly business failures across regions.
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Schuylkill County
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Archbishop Woop
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Monongahela River
Westmoreland County
Charles Backus
New York
Bright
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Boston
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Charles Brockunier
Wheeling
W. Va
W. L. Libby
New England Glass Works
Phillips Academy
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William T. Cook & Co
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Pattison
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Court schedules long running gun cases in Missouri and Ohio
Frank James murder case and the Winston train robbery are postponed in Gallatin Missouri to August 20 due to witness travel delays. Emancipation Day across Texas features parades and picnics. galveston jail inmates released. notable balloon crash near Fayette Missouri. multiple regional notices include memorial dedications in Camden South Carolina and legal name change in Chicago. major fire losses and a North Chicago iron blast accident.
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Gallatin
Winston
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San Antonio
E. L. Stewart
Fayette
Bonne Femme
Stewart
Kershaw County
8. C
Camden
Hampton
Butler
Thompson
Keinzel
Bellefontaine
Ohio
Chicago
Frances Maria Scoville
Charles J. Guiteau
George Scoville
Frances Maria Howe
American Association of Nurserymen, Florists and Seedmen
St. Louis
Norman J. Coleman
Treasury
H. N. Ogpen
New Orleans
Louisiana
Nicholls
Williamson & Stewart Paper Company
J.P. Whyte
Tax levy sparks jail threat amid mayoral dispute
The city faces a levy to satisfy Mrs Myra Gaines judgment for 1936 000 dollars. Sixteen Aldermen vow jail rather than approve the tax. Governor Foster suspends execution
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George McMillen
Canton
Ohio
Foster
National Electric Medical Association
Topeka
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Younkin
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Wisconsin
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Lebanon
General Wallace Rejects Tax on Foreigners in Turkey
General Wallace, the American minister to Turkey, declined the Lyonese tax on foreigners trading in Turkey. He argued the measure failed without unanimous consent from ambassadors, complicating passage and ending hopes for its adoption.
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President Arthur names ministers and posts notices
President Arthur on the 23d appointed Captain S L Phelps minister to Peru and Richard Gibbs minister to Bolivia due to resignations and illness. Secretary Teller will press to keep Apache captives off San Carlos with Lincoln’s cooperation. Colonel D B Parker named Postmaster at Washington. Boiler explosion at Clapp farm Kendall Creek Pa kills an engineer. Monument to General Hecker unveiled in Cincinnati. National Exposition of Railway Appliances closes in Chicago. Brantford City brings cattle to Boston. Newton Eserr drowns at Meadville. Rev Josefa Rodemacher consecrated Bishop of Nashville with bishops present. A gold purse is given to the new bishop.
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Nashville, Tenn
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Covington
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Cleveland
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Grand Rapids
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Savannah
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Ohio Democratic State Convention Chooses Leaders and Platform
The June 21 1883 Columbus meeting elected John McSweeney as permanent chairman with a full slate of vice presidents. The platform denounces Republican policy, supports tariff reform, civil service reform, prison labor reform, liquor licensing controls, and defense of labor, with nominations for state offices and a reorganized state committee.
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Clark Irvine
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Hamilton
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Preble
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Auglaize
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Fulton
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W. A. Kelly
Hardin
Thomas P. Finifrock
Sandusky
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Jackson
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Highland
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Perry
J. W. Underhill
Lorain
David O’ Key
Monroe
George H. Sharpe
Holmes
James Ball
Jefferson
E. McGuire
Carroll
L. R. King
Geauga
Charles Strever
Cuyahoga
George W. Houk
Democratic Party
Thomas Jefferson
Republican Party
Republican Congress
Congress
Board OF Public Works
John P. Martin
Greene
D. R. Paige
Akron
C. N. Sechmick
G. H. Bargar
Coshocton
B. C. Ballentine
The Old New England Farmer and His Rigid Piety
The text portrays a frugal New England farmer who shuns luxury, upholds strict Sabbath observance, and values inquiry yet distrusts books. He educates his children through harsh discipline and village flogging while his sons may attend Yale or Harvard if lucky. Meals follow a simple rationing pattern with roasting and boiling days and scarce provisions.
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Cooling Fever Patients in French Medical Debate
The French Academy of Medicine debates cooling typhoid fever with cold water baths, noting German results and Dr. Brand method. Dr. Dumontpallier shows a two water bed device to regulate temperatures without full immersion, while Curry introduced cooling fever a century ago with mixed English results.
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Sf. James Gazette
Noted foreign visitors and the American social scene
The New York Sun notes that many American women visit Europe while a small share of British or Irish noblewomen have, and few French distinguished people have crossed the Atlantic. It cites Lady Dunraven and Lady Milton as familiar with the U.S. In contrast, many peers have visited, and the Prince de Joinville, Count de Paris, and Duc de Chartres know the country particularly well.
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Scientists urged to explain year’s遍 tornadoes and cyclones
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes that a capable scientist could offer a reasonable theory for this year’s tornadoes and cyclones which defy class or climate. It sees no clear blame yet seeks a potent cause within scientific reach.
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Boston Boy Abducted by Traveling Band
A Boston small boy was taken by a strolling band and kept for ten days before his parents recovered him, according to the Boston Post. The incident highlights fears of child theft by traveling groups.
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Stampede by 110 Texan steers disrupts Chicago stock yards
A herd of 110 Texan steers received by Libby, McNeil & Libby broke from the corral causing chaos in the Chicago stock yards. The stampede injured several, killed at least 43 steers, with civilians and police impacting the chaos. Libby McNeil & Libby lose about $1000.
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Death from eating raw ham in St Louis
Mrs Annie Schmerelin of 1825 Jackson Street died after six weeks of illness from trichinosis traced to raw ham. Her husband recovered after the same exposure but she succumbed as the parasite ingested with the meat attacked her muscles. The illness began about six weeks earlier with no sharp pain, mistaken for rheumatism.
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Singular Freak of a Boiler
A strange accident at Behymer Holbrook and Stiles saw mill near Shawneetown Illinois on the Ohio Mississippi Rail road left eight workers unharmed. The boiler rose and moved violently injuring no one, wrecking lumber, the switch and the main track. Loss set at $1500 with no insurance.
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Typographical Union Adopts New Night and Day Rates
The Chicago Typographical Union advanced its wage rates to forty-five cents per thousand for night work and forty cents for day and job composition.
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