Bradlaugh Ouster Motion Passes in British Commons
The House of Commons adopted a motion disallowing Bradlaugh from taking the oath or affirming, leading to his removal after a dramatic confrontation. He resisted, was escorted from the bar, arrested, and confined in the tower.
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Harding Gifford
Bradlaugh
Lauban
Breslau
Prussia
Queen Victoria
Ireland
Labouchere
Bredlaugh
Abdur Rahman
Afghanistan
France
Central Asia
Buenos Ayres
House of Lords
Bundesrath
Havana
Constantinople
Various 19th century incidents and passings across the states
A roundup reports Boone missing with $19000 in government funds and officials seeking his arrest, fires destroy hotels and stores in Tarport Pennsylvania, deadly fall at Elizabeth New Jersey burning wall incident, Hayes visits Yale and New Haven, Narrage tt passengers plan suit against Stonington Line, Tinmouth Vermont tar and feathering of Harriet Packard, Lt. General T H Holmes dies at 76, cannon accident in Wheeling, three killed near Louisville by lightning, Woodsdale Paper Company mill destroyed, three youths hanged in Canton for murder, Hayde Brown executes in Missouri, population figures for Columbus and Fort Wayne, Chicago real estate figure Newell’s staged death, Elkhart tragedy of George Elliott, and a broken rail ends a passenger train.
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Boone
Brooklyn
Raum
Tarport
Elizabeth
N. J
President Hayes
New Haven
Yale
Narragansett
Stonington Line
Tinmouth
Harriet Packard
Woodsdale Paper Company
Hamilton
Ohio
Canton
Hayde Brown
Huntsville
Columbus
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Newell
Elkhart
Ind
George Elliott
Mamie Dacey
Washington notes on trade, appointments, and military matters
The article reports twelve month trade excess of exports over imports at 162183693 dollars ending May 31 1880. It notes Whittaker may face trial after West Point Board suspension. Paul Selby named Springfield Illinois Postmaster. Daniel B Dyer Kansas and John H Sullivan Indiana appointed Indian Agents. Horace Maynard to become Postmaster General arriving July 15. Judge Key's commission ready then.
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West Point Board
Guat Whittaker
Paul Selby
Springfield
Ill
D. L. Phillips
Daniel B. Dyer
Governors and congressmen endorsed by party tickets in New England
The Greenbackers of the Fifth Maine district nominate Congressman Murch for re election. Republicans in Maine re nominate Gov Davis and Vermont Republicans nominate Roswell Farnham for Governor. Vermont Greenbackers nominate M O Heath for Governor C F Clough for Lieutenant Governor and Fletcher Tarbell for State Treasurer.
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Greenbackers
Maine
Congressman Murch
Republicans
Gov. Davis
Vermont
Roswell Farnham
M. O. Heath
C. F. Clough
Fletcher Tarbell
Mexican authorities deny Gen Hatch border pursuit
Officials in Mexico refuse US request to let Gen Hatch trail Victoria's Apache band across the border. A Toronto murder defendant Bennett is convicted of willful murder and slated for hanging July 23. Counterfeit $100s from several banks circulate, produced from the same plate with fine engraving. Census enumerator estimates for cities near completion, nearing a close approximation.
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United States
Hatch
Victoria
Mexico
Bennett
George Brown
Toronto
National Revere Bank
Boston
Pittsburgh National Bank
Mechanics’ Bank
New Bedford
Mass
Pittsfield National Bank
Massachusetts
National Exchange Bank
Baltimore
Indians Fearful Of Camera At Territorial Fair
A territorial fair showcased tribal crafts from needlework to lace and blankets with Indians posing for photographs. Yellow Bear of the Arapaho braved the camera but fled when the cloth lifted, later calming after seeing a Cheyenne warrior's image. Osages and Kickapoos refuse the tent, believing the camera robs their spirits.
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Indian Territory
Yellow Bear
Arapahoes
Girl-Man at Grand Central Theater
Leadville onlookers know Gus Mills as a famed variety act but the paper calls him a phenomenon. Mills behaves as a woman in dress and dance, guiding his extensive wardrobe and makeup crafted by his own hands and band, drawing curious attention from audiences.
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Grand Central Theater
Gus Mills
Gus
Leadville
Mills
Fichus Fashioned in India Mull and Spanish Lace
Dainty fichus are of India mull in long kerchief shape with hand embroidery along the edges. The preferred black fichu style features Spanish lace and may be worn as a fichu or hair scarf. A bright option uses black fabric with multicolored bead embroidery that glitters like gems.
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India
Democratic National Convention Opens in Cincinnati
The Democratic National Convention met in Cincinnati on Tuesday June 22 with Senator Barnum of Connecticut nominating George Hoadley of Cincinnati for temporary chair. Amid clashes over credentials and contested New York seats the body adopted a resolutions committee report and prepared for balloting, adjourning to reconvene the next day.
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Cincinnati
Barnum
Connecticut
George Hoadley
Wiliam L.iet
John D. McEnery
aeeBetee
Hoadley
Biedler
New York
Mr. Kelly
John For
Rufus W. Peckham
M. Weedai
Hoskins
David H. Wells
Committee On
Charles W. Taylor
Covington
Young
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Tammany
Carroll
Kansas
Shakspeare Hall Democracy
George W. Miller
Albany
N. Y
Amasa Parker
Gov. Hubbard
Texas
Westbrook
John R. Fellows
Peckham
Martin
Del
Bayard
Randall
Payne
McDonald
Thurman
McClellan
Field
Parker
Morrison
Black
Hendricks
Jewett
Tilden
English
Loveland
Lathrop
Ewing
Loss of the Seawanahaka Steamer Disaster on Long Island Sound
Aboard the Seawanahaka between New York City and Glen Cove a fire broke out off Randall's Island after 4:15 p.m. forty-five hundred passengers were aboard when 500 escaped by other vessels. many died or were burned. Rescue efforts by Granite State tug Refuge and rowboats saved dozens, but at least one cook and a waiter named Hasbrouck were reported missing. The captain and crew acted to maintain order but could not prevent panic as the ship burned rapidly and grounded near Ward's Island.
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Long Island Sound
New York City
Glen Cove
Randall’s Island
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Harper Brothers
Metropolitan Press
New York
College Point
Gregmer
Yain
Capt. Smith
Ward's Island
Granite State
Refuge
Ward’s Island
Br. A. £. McDonald
Ward Island Insane Asylum
Seawanahaka
Dward Abeel
Josiah Hasbrouck
Charles Hasbrouck
London to Host Vast Salt Water Bath in Center
The influx of sea water to London begins as the Great Eastern railway delivers thirteen tanks at sixpence per three gallons. With traffic rising, a large portion of seawater is expected daily, fueling a planned enormous trade and a vast salt water bath to be erected in central London.
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London
Great Eastern Railway
Silver Sea
Britain
Perils of Pearl Diving Across Global Pearl Markets
The piece describes the dangers and grueling toil of pearl divers across Bahrain, Ceylon, China, and Japan. It notes shells often yield more revenue than gems and that most divers earn little, facing squalid camps, foul odors, and harsh conditions, with gems arriving from widespread pearl-oyster fisheries via London Telegraph.
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Ceylon
China
Japan
London Telegraph
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