Insurgent siege and royal response in Madrid clashes
The narrative details a fierce confrontation in central Madrid with National Guard battalions at Placa Mayor and Puerta del Sol, Socialists led by Puceta at Plaza de la Sebada, heavy cannon fire, convicts released to the streets, and fierce fighting into the night. Royal troops under Marshal O'Donnell and Cencha push to crush the revolt while hospitals fill and queenly aid is noted.
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Duel Between American and Cuban In Havana Ends Quietly
A New York Times Havana correspondent reports a duel last Sunday between a U S citizen and a Cuban blood. The conflict arose from a Parisian barrel feud carried on for years. The Cuban lost his sword arm but both men reached an amicable understanding for a next day. The incident drew little police attention and punishment would be severe, possibly death, but was avoided.
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Spirit meeting seeks aid from departed physician
At a gathering of self styled spiritualists an invalid with ulcerous scrofula was brought forward after doctors failed to cure. A Homeopathic doctor questioned the departed spirit of Hane mann for remedy advice as loud raps filled the room naming Ay ez Catharve Pill.
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Homer
Utah's Bid for Statehood Faces Hardship and Opposition
Deseret News chronicles Utah's plea for admission to the Union amid drought, insect losses, and severe winters. It argues Utah meets constitutional qualifications and questions why Congress would deny statehood to a civil, republican community seeking expansion of governance and tolerance in a rugged region.
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Loop Holes of the Law in a Bigamy Case at Police Court
The Albany Evening Journal reports George Garrison arraigned for bigamy. He married Elizabeth Smith in 1842, Lucy Potts in April 1850 while Elizabeth was alive, and Margaret Smith in April 1856 after Elizabeth died two years earlier. The justice ruled no bigamy between first and second due to the three year statute of limitation, none between first and third as the first wife died before the third marriage, and none between second and third since the second wife’s marriage was void for consummation while the first wife lived.
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Lucy Potts
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Margaret Smith
Curious Fire Origin Cited by Fire Marshal
Fire Marshal investigations reveal a curious origin for a blaze on June 21 at Dr T W Horsfield 302 Ninth Ave. The fire started from a red paste used to exterminate vermin, with Harlem oil spilled on it accelerating combustion. Phosphorus in the paste and oil saturation caused a rapid fire when rubbed.
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New York Herald
The New Line of Steamers Portland to Liverpool
The Cleopatra, first steamship in the new Portland Liverpool line, will sail from Liverpool for Portland on the 23d inst with St Johns as a port of call. This reduces Atlantic voyage time by about one third and lowers cagling, boosting speed and cargo space. A new telegraph link at St Johns and New York will promote use of swift Atlantic Ferry boats.
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First Yellow Fever Case Reported at New York Quarantine
The Herald notes the first yellow fever case entered at the Marine Hospital New York Quarantine on June 18 with eighty total cases since then. Of these, forty six from shipboard ten from nearby village and seventeen from New York City. Eight deaths thirteen discharges. The Golden Gate scorns Herbert accusing him of gambling rascality and unscrupulous politics.
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Death of Enoch W. Clark banker and broker noted nationwide
Enoch W. Clark of E W Clark and Co bankers and exchange brokers died yesterday morning after a long illness caused by tongue cancer. He was widely known across the Union, connected with Clark Dodge and Co New York and houses in the West and St Louis.
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Chestnut Street
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Union
Gleaning Proclamation From Brigham Young and Co
Edict from Brigham Young and Heber Kimball urges bishops to allow poor to glean grain fields after binding. Any grain-raiser refusing to permit gleaning should be dealt with per the law of Zion. The note notes wheat harvest nearing and bread-stuff scarcity.
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Jedediah M. Grant
Do Ladies Dress or Undress for a Ball Belle Brittan Newport Letter
In a Newport letter Belle Brittan debates fashion rituals describing daily dressing for meals beach baths dinners drives balls and beds. She argues many outfits prove a woman’s ritual but faults are raised for confusing dressing with undressing implying more diamonds and less dimity for evening modishness.
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Belle Brittan
Newport
Belle
Death of Copiah County Man In Deer Drive Tragedy
A private letter reports the death of Mr. Anderson Short of Copiah county after a deer drive turned fatal. While racing to outrun the deer, his horse bolted, he fell, and his foot caught in the stirrup as the horse dragged him, crushing him severely. He leaves several orphan children and his mother had died years earlier.
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Copiah County
Short
Vicksburg Whig
Washington society scandal shocks fashionable boarding house
A prominent Western master of ceremonies lodges with his niece at a chic Washington boarding house. The niece, once touted as a belle, is revealed as a discharged servant girl from a second class hotel. A carriage is seen as the talk heats up.
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M. C
West
Keene Theater Planned on Crosby Street Site
John M. Trimble secures a 31 year lease covering 622 624 Broadway and 154 156 158 Crosby street for a theater to be built. Ground measures 75 by 200 feet. Miss Laura Keene leases for five years and aims to open the theater on the first Monday in October in a design similar to the Park.
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Broadway
Crosby Street
Laura Keene
New York Tribune
Ith
Death of famed French editor Dutacq at fifty
The Algemeine Zeitung reports the French press lost a leading figure, Dutacq, aged near fifty, who died yesterday. A founder of the foly franc newspaper system with Girardin, he shaped reform and moral influence, guiding Siecle Droit and Chari vari to prosperity while serving as editor of the united journals Ay s and Constitutionnel.
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Fatal Fire at Newboro Wife and Husband Die
A dwelling belonging to Henry McAnalby in Newboro Canada burned on the 29th alt. Mrs McAnnalby reportedly rushed inside to recover secretly saved money. the fire prevented escape. Her husband attempted to rescue her through a window but perished as flames cut off their exit and the roof collapsed.
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Canada
Henry McAnalby
Independence the Chief Value of Money in Merchant Lives
The Criterion quotes Peter C Brooks noting that wealth gains value through personal independence secured. The review urges this maxim be placed where mercantile records are kept. Portugal wine districts report severe disease with dying vines in Oporto, Madeira-like blight, and famine looming as wine and corn fail.
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Portugal
Oporto
Madeira
Various Notices of Accidents and Local News Items
A collection of brief items notes relief funds for a North Pennsylvania Railroad accident sufferers, a jail editor's residence fire and more in 19th century locales. It mentions liberated slaves moving toward a destination, an artesian fountain mill project, a fatal rattlesnake bite, a lightning struck Baltimore and Ohio train, a librarian’s estate sale, hog population value estimates, a New York lawyer and politician dies, and a sash factory fire in Manchester Pennsylvania with significant losses.
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River News from Louisville and Pittsburgh
River news reports minimal change in the Ohio at Louisville with about two and a half feet water, navigation largely suspended toward Pittsburg as the river continues to fall. The Moses McLellan withdraws from the Louisville line due to low water. at Pittsburgh only eight inches in the channel with weather remaining cloudy and no arrivals or departures.
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