Guiteau Brain Report Endorsed by Dr Lamb Amid Debate
Washington dispatch details Dr Lamb endorsing the brain study by Messrs Arnold Shakespeare and McConnell on Guiteau. The report, forwarded to Philadelphia for Medical Journal publication, offers technical findings and notes Guiteau’s sanity debate likely remains unchanged.
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New York
American Public Health Association
National Board of Health
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Indianapolis
Train Collision and Notable Local Events in Delaware and Nearby Areas
A freight train collision at Delaware Station near Easton, Pa, on the 7th wrecked engines and cars, with watchman Celee Montee fatally burned. Reports note major oil trade activity in Oil City, a Boston church and a residence fire, tax disfranchisement talk in Syracuse, and a series of incidents including a cholera scare in Newport and a high-profile Ingersoll family reunion in Erie.
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Celee Montee
Oil City Exchange
Cherry Grove
Orthodox Congregational Church
Boston
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John D. Torry
Social Science Association
Saratoga
N. Y
James Colby
New Haven
Francis D. Movnroy
United States Circuit Court
Providence
R. I
E. Chaffee
William Sprague
Canonchet
Sprague
Newport
T. G. Younglove
New York State Assembly
Crescent City
Ingersoll
Erie
Robert G. Ingersoll
Burns
Barnum
Troy
Patrick Burns
Langley
Patrick Conlain
New York City
G. W. Hillman
New York
James Cannery
Allegheny City
Barstow
Vermont
Assembly
Poland
Congress
W. L. Scorr
Rayon Dor
England
Professor Thurlow
Pottsville
Lawton’s Hill
Thurlow
Inter-State Exposition Opens in Chicago and Cincinnati
Fifteen thousand attend the Inter-State Industrial Exposition in Chicago on the 6th with strong displays in all departments, notably the art section. Cincinnati also opens on the 6th as a 100000-visitor parade crowds the streets in a grand unveiling. Georgia Republicans meet in Atlanta on the 6th and reconfigure the state ticket with Forsythe at large and Dar nel as attorney general among others. Major A pore named manager of passenger traffic for the Virginia and Tennessee Air Line spanning over 2000 miles.
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Georgia State Central Committee
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Atlanta
C. D. Forsythe
Congress-at-large
W. A. Darnell
W. A. Pledger
Floyd S. Nelson
W. F. Barnes
A. F E. Buck
State Central Committee
Major A. Pore
Virginia & Tennessee Air Line
Dublin constables summoned to the Castle for inquiry
Dismissed Dublin constables were summoned to the Castle on the 6th with over 200 attending. They were interrogated about attending meetings and told their cases would be considered. An earthquake occurred on the Isthmus and a cholera death toll was reported in Manila. A large fire in St Rochs Quebec damaged a substantial block with multiple businesses destroyed.
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America
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Quebec
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Defrosses
Crown Streets
St. Roch’s
St. Joseph Street
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W. Pickard
Blois & Co
Charles Gagnon
Pelletier & Co
Turcot
Angers
Drolo
Defrosses Street
St. Louis
Proclamation Condemns Arabi Pasha and Calls Egyptian Obedience
The Sultan's proclamation labels Arabi Pasha a rebel for defying the Khedive and Dervish Pasha, urging Egyptians to obey the Khedive. Telegrams from Constantinople report 5,000 Turkish troops preparing to sail to Egypt and a growing Arab force near the British camp.
Anglo Turkish convention and Arab revolt tensions in 1880s dispatch
Dispatch describes Arab assault on British forces with 13 000 troops and 12 guns repulsed after two hours with about 100 British dead and wounded. five Arab guns captured. It notes a dispute over whether Turkish troops may disembark at Port Said, pressure from Arabi Pasha’s supporters, and the broader political maneuvering surrounding the Anglo Turkish accord. Also reports cholera deaths at Manila and a London jury charge in a Star route corruption case with discussion of conspiracy elements and potential bribery concerns.
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Mason
Guiteau
Secretary of War
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Jefferson City
William P. Barnes
Finis E. Johnston
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Herdell
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Thekla Popov The Gypsy Poisoner Faces Trial
Thekla Popov a seventy year old gypsy is accused of aiding and abetting numerous women in poisoning their husbands. Her daughter testified that she supplied poison and watched the wife pour it into a husband’s coffee. The case reveals a wide crime network centered on Thekla with exhumations planned as part of the investigation.
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Widow dies of hydrophobia after dog bite near her yard
Mrs. Elizabeth Guckert, a middle aged widow, died this afternoon from hydrophobia after a neighbor s black dog bit her in her yard ten weeks earlier. Dr Kuhn described the wound and the progressive spasms and thirst before her death at about 2 50 p m.
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Chicago Tribune
Job Work and Advertising Announcement
The Herato office announces a new complete outfit for the latest styles of job material and offers ready service on all types of job work on short notice.
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Facts and Figures Across Regions and Trades
A survey of data from multiple locales notes New York City consuming 1,000,000 watermelons yearly while Philadelphia produces umbrellas worth 10 million dollars. Athens Alabama counts 8,000 residents with 8 million in valuation, and Mexico hosts about three thousand steam-powered industrial establishments. Griffin Georgia claims the South’s largest peach orchard at 59,090 trees over 600 acres, plus 4,000 grafted apple trees and 5,090 pear trees. The Sharpless reunion near Waterville, Pennsylvania gathers thousands of descendants, with a 200-year-old Quaker ancestor. National wealth estimates place U.S. property at 50.009 trillion, England 44.1, and France 37.2. per-capita values are about 1,500 in England and 1,000 in the United States. Canada malt production totals 66 million pounds, with 235 million pounds exported to the U.S., and imports from British Columbia around 150,005 pounds. Toronto’s beer output reaches 1,460,000 gallons, with capital invested near 3 million. In Merchantville New Jersey a magistrate fines a boy one dollar for swearing, a joke echoing Camden County’s oath costs. Peach-basket making grows into a major industry, with prices down to 6 to 8 cents per basket. Maryland hosts eight basket factories capable of 2,500–4,000 daily, using Maryland pine bottoms and Delaware gum staves.
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Ignorant Accusation over Knights of Pythias Display
An old man challenged a Woodward Avenue shopkeeper by demanding a definition of Pythias, prompting the merchant to retreat upstairs and later consult Webster’s dictionary to verify if Pythias referred to a person place or temple in Detroit.
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