Garibaldi Dead at 59 in New York War Hero of Italy
Garibaldi, born Nice July 4 1806, famed for daring campaigns and exile, died after bronchitis in Caprera era. His death spot near the marine guard room as New York reports deny Grant bankruptcy rumors with Gen Grant stating no stock losses and no investments in stock speculation.
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Papal
Italy
Garibaldi
Lee
New York
General Grant
Gen. Grant
China
Japan
Germany
Garibaldi Death Sparks Italian Mourning Across Rome
Rome reports the death of General Garibaldi at Caprera after illness. Municipal council adjourned, theatres closed, and a monument fund launched. The chamber of deputies plans funeral honors and pensions for the widow and five children. Senate and Paris chamber show similar mourning reactions.
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Garibaldi
Chamber of Deputies
Ing Humbert
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Caprearea
Genoa
Caprera
Naples
Farini
Signor Depretis
Senate
Paris
Barrigiolone
Landson
Franca
Nominations Sent to Senate for Diplomatic Posts
The President sent nominations to the Senate naming George P. Pomeroy as agent and consul general at Cairo E J Burle tour of Louisiana secretary of legation at Paris Necles F Rifier consul at Moscow Williard S Hickox receiver of public moneys at Durango Colorado Daniel L Shiels register of land office at Durango Colorado.
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Washington
Senate
George P. Pomeroy
United States
Cairo
E. J. Burletour
Louisiana
Paris
Necles F. Rifier
Moscow
Williard S. Hickox
Durango
Colorado
Daniel L. Shiels
Register of Land Office
Bishop Excommunicates Women in Land League Branch
Cleveland Catholic bishop denounces the ladies’ branch of the land league as unseemly and forbids attendance at Mass. He states membership is incompatible with womanly modesty and orders excommunication for future participants or attendees.
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Cleveland
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Gilmore
The
Land League
Papal Remarks on Garibaldi Death
The pope silent, then looking to heaven, spoke of Garibaldi as a figure of revolution and a frank adversary. Voce della Verita notes his lack of hypocrisy, and the pope prays that his mother’s prayers ease his final moments.
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Rome
Garibaldi
Vatican
Voce de la Verita
Chinese Masons Form Lodge In Maanonn New York
Chinese residents in Maanonn New York formed a Chinese Masonic lodge less than two years old with 408 members. Efforts by Deputy Sheriff Tom Lee helped establish the group which has faced rejection from other lodges.
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New York
Tom Lee
Oregon Elections: State Ticket Likely Won By Republicans
Portland dispatch reports last night's counts affirm the state ticket’s victory with George winning by about two thousand votes. Legislature results are uncertain. Republicans are favored to retain control, while Democrats concede George's victory and most of the party ticket amid insufficient returns for a clear legislative outcome.
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San Francisco
Portland
George
The Last Hope Case Denied in Guiteau Trial
Washington reports Chief Justice Carter and the panel deny Reed’s motion as to Guiteau. The court says it has exhausted its powers and will not re open the case. Also notes discussion of emigration aid and colonization and a plan for two funds.
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Washington
Carter
James and
Tagner
Bane
Reed
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Guitean
Guiteau
Wylie
District of Columbia
Guiteau Slipping Mentally and Physically in Jail
Washington officials report Guiteau's condition worsening daily as the execution looms. He grows taciturn and uncommunicative, loses appetite, and lies on his cot between rising and retiring while fears of the scaffold and madness intensify.
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Washington
Guiteau
Reed
Counterfeiting Ring Exposed Near Kirwin Kansas
Atchison June 6 A major counterfeiting case is revealed in Kirwin Kansas George F Best is arrested for passing counterfeit coins traced from Boston He lived on an eighty acre homestead twenty miles north of Kirwin A pal named Trudson is found with a dies set and unfinished coins Best hints at accomplices in the east linked to gangs from St Louis Chicago and New York with Kansas City among the towns said to be targeted Thousands of counterfeit coins are in circulation and the case draws wide attention with authorities believing the head of the operation has been uncovered.
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Kirwin
Kansas
George F. Best
Boston
Trudson
Best
Hadeon
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Hebrew emigrant aid societies hold convention in New York
The June gathering of Hebrew emigrant aid groups in New York aimed at coordinating reception distribution transportation and colonization of Russian refugees. Since December 1881 they reported 75158 dollars donations 3698 refugees aided and about 3000 settled with 7257 dollars in treasury. Judge Isaacs was named chair. Henry Mack vice chair. Arthur and Kurscheed secretaries. George S. Yates spoke from London on his mission to America.
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Hebrew Emigrant Aid Societies
Henry
Judge Isaacs
Henry Mack
Cincinnati
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George 5. Yates
Mansion Trouse
London
America
Congress Reports and Bills in Second Session Actions
The Ways and Means committee report on extending bonded spirits period was ordered printed. A contested case in Florida Wetherspoon vs. Davidson allowed withdrawal. A bill to suspend silver certificates and limit silver dollar coinage was placed on the calendar. Slater proposed penalties for political solicitation by federal officers. Rollins supported a naval commerce revival commission. Logan inserted $100,000 for a hospital at Fort Springs Arkansas. Plumb urged enlisting 100 frontier troops in emergencies. Hale suggested a rapid debt collection measure for a new Dakoth state. Adjourned. Crime brief notes a wife fatally shot husband in Saginaw. Advertisements promote a patent remedy and pest control products.
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Committee On Ways and Means
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Slater
United States
Civil Service Committee
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Logan
Ijfot Springs
Arkansas
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Hale
Dakoth
Concord
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Marquette
Mich
Lapham
George
Pendleton
Committee On Civil Service
van Wyck
McMillan
Dakota
Great Sioux
Sewell
Kilpatrick
Senate
Bayard
Butler
Congress
Togan
Army
Capitol sessions weigh votes on suffrage and army rules
Debates at the Capitol focused on rulings and orders as lawmakers approved ten thousand dollars for public buildings in Concord and Marquette. Measures touched civil service funding, Sioux treaty bids, and army retirement plans, with reports of Indian depredations and military actions in the Southwest and Arizona regions.
Courier From Captain Kramer's Camp Arrives
A courier from Captain Kramer's Forestdale camp arrives with news from Apa che in Arizona. The dispatch marks a brief, early connection between distant postings as June reports progress from the southwest frontier.
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Chicago
Apache
Arizona
Captain Kramer
Forestdale
Guiteau Bites Back After Rehearing Fails
Guiteau received the court’s denial with outward calm and denounced the court in banc as cowards and cranks. He claimed God would have him saved through human agencies and named President Arthur as the agent if needed. Mr Reed has not given up and contemplates further action.
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Guiteau
Banc
God
Arthur
Reed
Evansville Steamer Explodes Injuring crew and pigs
Evansville Indiana June 6 a steamship named Evansville exploded this morning. Mate Owen Gilmore was fatally injured and a fireman plus ten others were badly scalded. No passengers were hurt. Engineer Baker the mate and two hogsheads of tobacco were blown from the vessel, which drifted and caught fire but the flames were extinguished.
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Ind
Owen Gilmore
Baker
Ash
Ottoman officers condemned by court martial confined in palace
Osman Pasha and other officers condemned by court martial in Egypt are confined in the palace here and forbidden communication with the outside world. Arabi Pasha operates under the direction of an Afghan Mussulman ally of Dervish Pasha. A. & G. Bitters are manufactured and sold by Dare & Collins, successors to Addams & Glover.
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Osman Pasha
Egypt
Arabi Pasha
Mussulman
Dervish Pasha
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