Public Relief Fund totals raised in Haverhill and other items
The latest items note a $4000 aid sum for the Irish Relief Fund raised in Haverhill Massachusetts, a full cabin passenger list aboard the American Line steamer Pennsylvania bound for Liverpool, and a string of political and business moves including the President’s stance on bills, resignations at Pennsylvania Railroad, a church consecration in Chicago, and various public notices from Ireland to Montenegro.
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Haverhill
Maes
American Line
Pennsylvania
Liverpool
Joseph Smith
Joe Smith
Church of Latter Day Saints
Chicago
Thomas A. Scott
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
St. James’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Stevens
DeWolf Howe
Scarborough
Dean Howson
Chester
England
Jay Cooke & Co
Sterling Iron ‘and Railway Company
Orange County
New York
Ogontz
General Methodist Conference
Cincinnati
Vincent
Pike’s Opera House
Music Hall
Common Council Chamber
Ireland
Drexel & Co
South Third Street
Miner
Jonesboro
Johnson
Patterson
N.S
Garrett Mountain
Wm. Dalzell
Joseph van Houten
Dalzell
Newark
U.S. Senate
House
Secretary of War
Macon
Blis
Commissioner of Pensions
Post Office
Carlisle
Foreign notes不 Montreal and Quebec steamers resume season
Dispatches report rail traffic pressure causing Grand Trunk Railroad Casado to boost rolling stock by thirty percent. Messages from Valparaiso and Belleville note bombarding Callao, rapid Croation and Merc Parnel scheme debates, with Irish political mention and Albanian regional tension from Ragusa.
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Montreal
Quebec
Grand Trunk Railroad
Casado
Valparaiso
Chivan
Callao
Tacna
Bellewlie
England
Dublin Freeman's Journal
Mr. Parnell
Manchester
Guardians
Ragusa
Northern
Albania
Musical Taste in Animals and the Toad Listener
A narrator recalls a toad that sits under the window to hear singing and a horse that responds to music. The tale extends to an old gardener, a stubborn horse named Robert, a calmed by singing, and a temperamental cow that yields milk to plaintive tunes. The piece notes animals respond variably to different musical styles and moods.
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Rngland
Robert
Willie
Wille
Cook
Wallace
Whitie
Nancy
Robin Adair
Chambers
Her Match and Imported Suits Eat Humour at Store
A shopper accuses an attendant of selling an imported suit. The head dressmaker replies that imported buttonholes are always poorly done, deflating the claim. The note ends with a quip from the Chicago Tribune about sleep and babies.
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Boston Transcript
The
Chicago Tribune
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