Mutilated ledgers and a Boston murder in May reports
Testimony at Leaksbury examination describes 1871 to 1874 as a period with no infant dissections at Harvard Medical School and irregular, altered books showing erasures and misstatements of patient assets. Separate dispatches report the murder of John A. Neal in Indian Territory and the arrest of Spreche Greek Indian rebels with captives at Fort Gibson.
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Chas B. Marsh
Allen
Jana McGraty
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Elizabeth Barney
St. Louis
Little Rock
Indian Territory
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U. S. Army
Jackabantyh
Haijs
Extradition notice on Tynan and Dublin murder suspects
New York May 3 The Express reports affidavits for Tynan extradition are ready, two weeks pending. Sheridan and Welsh, indicted in Dublin for Cavendish and Burke murder, were sought today but not found. Irish reaction could trigger a protest and legal fight if arrest occurs. no ledgers on Tynan’s movements. Dr R Y Pierce of Buffalo endorses Favorite Proscription after long illness. Mrs Paul R Barrie of Iowa City reports cure. Comic operatic critique notes Iolanthe reception and wardrobe remarks. Chicago Times criticizes Miss Leighton's Fairy Queen.
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Burke
Irich
R.Y. Pierce
Buffalo, N.Y
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Towa City
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Dennis Field
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Edward McCaffrey
Edward O'Brine
George Smith
Peter Doyle
Thomas Doyle
Wm. Maroney
Daniel Delaney
Thomas Martin
James Miller
Savaral
I Ynan
Agaist Fitzharris
Connecticut Brings Sine Die Adjournment Note
Telegraphic briefs from the period report the Connecticut legislature adjourned sine die. Other items include Star route trial progress, emigration aboard a Bremen steamer, a Danish Arctic expedition departure, a contested UK Commons vote, and several fires causing multiple losses.
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Ind
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Grand Jury
New York
Williams
Allaire
Rebels flee Crossmaglen area amid revolutionary turmoil
Belfast reports indicate about 200 members of the patriotic brotherhood left Crossmaglen and surrounding areas due to a revolution that implicated them in unlawful acts. Dublin notes crown bills for murder and conspiracy against multiple suspects, with several in America and others arraigned or pleading guilty. Street blast in Petersborough blamed on gas ignition. Cairo dispatch confirms a 500 killed rebel defeat and Egyptian losses after a 25th engagement.
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Pateriotic Brotherhood
Cross 3Len
County Arnaugh
Petersborough
Priest Gate
Egypt
Seels
Cairo
Col. Hicks
el Mahdi
Vale mine rope breaks killing six workers
A New Glasgow dispatch reports that as men returned from Vale mine, the rope broke and cages slid down the slope, killing six men: J. S. Gellis, Colin Campbell, J. McEachern, a boy, Wm. Hanahan, a boy. Injured fatally were A. McLeod, Jac. Nicholson, a boy. Richard Taylor, A. Irving, a boy. Malcolm Eaton likely to recover.
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New Glasgow Dispatch
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Gellis
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J. McEachern
Wm. Hanahan
A. McLeod
Jac. Nicholson
Richard Taylor
A. Irving
Malcolm Eaton
Interior official suspends Dakota attorney Davis
Washington reports the Interior Secretary suspends W B Davis an attorney and notary public at Huron Dakota from practicing before land office. Also notes health related shifts in diplomatic posts and ongoing border and extradition concerns among nations. Fort Scott Des Moines Salt Lake and Boston items follow with weather, licensing and race results.
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Simon M. Romero
Europe
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A. C. Mathews
Illinois
Raveny
Hong Kong
Hawaii
War Department
Cook
Sherman
Mexico
Department
United States
Apprehension on lower Rio Grande over yellow fever
Austin reports concern about yellow fever on the lower Rio Grande. Governor Oland received a telegram from the Matamoros Chamber of Commerce advising that if quarantine becomes necessary this season, the station should be set up at Baghdad instead of Brownsville. The Governor ordered Brownsville health officers to consult with Mexican authorities.
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Tex
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Chamber of Commerce
Matamoros
Merxico
Bagdad
Brownsville
Market Report on Wheat and Corn Prices and Receipts
The report notes wheat receipts 4973 bushels with shipments of 6393 bushels, cash sales and bids for May June and July. Corn receipts 4256 bushels with shipments 82957 bushels, cash sales and bids for June and July. market firmer for corn. Butter receipts large and market weak. Eggs market firm, per dozen.
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RGGS
St Louis Produce Market Prices and Market Movements May 3 1883
Prices across commodities show mixed activity with corn and oats higher while corn meal and whiskey hold steady. Livestock and pork values drift with long clear bacon near 11.00 to 11.25, and freight rates noted as quiet.
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LEGO
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Kansas City Stock Market Report May 3 198
Live Stock Indicator shows cattle receipts 1311 with market firmer from yesterday. Prices listed for hogs with 209 to 623 lb ranges and bulk bids, plus sheep receipts and prices around 110 lb.
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Kansas City
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices in St Louis MarketReport May 3 1883
May 3 1883 St Louis stock market reports cattle receipts 2690 shipments 360 demand active prices steady to higher heavy steers 6.00 to 6.50 per cwt common and medium 4.75 to 5.50 stockers and feeders 4.25 to 5.50 grass Texans expected 4.50 to 5.03 hogs receipts 17600 shipments 2800 market lower yet active best shipping and butcher prices 7.00 to 7.05 per cwt sheep receipts 1500 shipments 300 market steady good demand common to medium 4.25 to 4.75 fair to good 4.09 to 4.95 per head lambs 2.15 to 3.0 per head.
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ST. Louis Stock Market
Sonia
Produce Market Report May 3 1653 Trading Notes
Market summary shows steady flour and wheat with unsettled demand and some lower prices. Oats and barley dull while rye and corn fluctuate. pork demand higher and liverk yard futures edge up with May and July contracts.
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Witer
SoGayhae
Kim
Seene
Astana
Shade
Wai
Artive Schlower
Chicago Stock Market Report from The Drovers Journal
The Drovers Journal notes hog shipments around 15,000 with dark meat demand described as active and strong, heavy grades good. Cattle trading brisk at export levels with 4,000 cattle market active, prices around 6.00 to 6.75, common to good grades. Sheep receipts about 1,500 with active market and prices from 5.50 to 7.50 per head.
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