Dublin Proclaimed Under Grams Act Amid Global News
The report lists varied events including Dublin being proclaimed under the Grams Act, a sharp April debt drop of 9.69 million dollars, a Suez Canal grounding halting traffic, and Emile de Girardin's death. It notes Irish land reform debates, mass emigration to Texas, and widespread political and social turbulence across Europe and America.
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Dublin
Emile de Giradin
Ireland
Siberia
Ord
Iris
Texas
Census Bureau
House of Congress
Blaine
Lord Lonsdale
North Pole
Nicholas
England
Bureau of Statistics
Dillon
Lewis Swift
Warner Observatory
Rochester
N.Y
Julia Sampson
John Hinchcliffe
Paterson
N. J
Vigel
Vienna
Austria
Lowell
Mass
Chandler
New York
Washington
Grier
Garfield Nan
Selina H. Dizell
Chicago
Duvalberg
Havinly
Robertson
Senator Conkling
Mexico
Hagle Pass
Tepolovampo
Scranton, Willard &Co
Paul Boyton
Chillians
Farell
Fannie J. Blanchett
Tipperary
Port Arlington
Treasury Department
Eeting
Multiple local items on crime, education, and politics
Wayne county beekeepers report heavy bee losses from cold. St Lawrence church held first communion for 36 children. DePauw Glassworks raises wages by twenty five cents. Indiana university holds fifty second commencement on June 7. Robbery and assault cases. a farmer dies in a field fire. hydrophobia case follows a dog bite. Senate meetings discuss Conkling and Robertson vote. Supreme Court stays tax ruling on worsted stockings. President Garfield letter criticized. bank run at Franklin Savings Bank. city boards approve street tubes for lighting.
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Wayne County
St. Lawrence
Lawrenceburg
DePauw Glassworks
New Albany
Lave
Richmond
Hamilton
Ohio
Bessie Hori
Columbus
Mamie Duras
Evansville
Ohmer
Otis Station
Laport County
Indiana University
D. P. Baldwin
Jacob Lash
Salem
Rowan County
North Carolina
Indiana
Addison Crowe
Centerville
Reasor Scott
Fredericksburg
Hancock Chapel
Scott
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Max Strange
Sf Louis Strange
Cornersville
Minneapolis
Minn
Conkling
Robertson
Supreme Court
Secretary of the Treasury
Knit Goods Manufacturers and
National Association of Wool Manufacturers
Franklin Savings Bank
Eighth Avnue
Forty-second Street
Alderview
Brush Eleetric Iluminating Company
United States Illuminating Company
Republicans Debate Uncontested Nomination At Caucus
Washington May 8 reports say the Republican caucus in session focused on defining an uncontested nomination. Supporters of acting on all nominations urged any adverse committee report should make a nomination contested. Conkling and allies pressed for classing objections from a state as contested. The issue remained unsettled.
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Washington
J. A. Hubwell
Mentor
Brady
Indiana
Senate
Robert R. Tritt
Ulinois
Hiram Price
Iowa
Alfred 31. Jones
Washington, D. C
Conkling
Friends
Blississippi's Mad Waters Threaten St Louis Flood Crisis
May 4 report from St Louis warns rising fast waters threaten to submerge the city. Dykes and embankments are being reinforced as pressure from 10 to 30 feet of water tests structures. Breaks reported on Ohio and Mississippi railroad embankment near Relay depot and Vandalia track flooded. East St Louis residents evacuate and merchants move goods to safety. Rail yards cleared as freight traffic slows or halts.
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Blississippi
St. Louis
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Relay Depot
Vandalia
Madison Levee
East St. Louis
Death of Frederick Bemnander Reported By Vital Statistics
The eight year old Frederick Bemnander died today at the Bureau of Vital Statistics from epidemic cerebro spinal meningitis and convulsions attributed to the filthy condition of the streets. Matthew Gottfried of Chicago filed fourteen bills of complaint in the United States Court against nearly
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New York
Frederick Bemnander
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Matthew Gottfried
Chicago
United States
Political Conspirators Invites England to Conference
The Daily News reports that Bismarck or his ally has sent an invitation to England for a conference to devise a stricter method of dealing with political conspirators. England will likely refuse, following France, and will not participate in any conference shielding unpopular governments.
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London
The
Daily News
Bismarck
England
France
Grant Entertained at Mexico Banquet by Railroad Company
At the banquet in City of Mexico on May 3 the Yopolovampao Railroad Company hosted General Grant with 150 attendees including three Cabinet members and many deputies and senators. Great friendship was expressed for General Grant and the Minister of Foreign Affairs toasted him as a steadfast friend of Mexico.
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Straits of Magellan
Michigan
Supreme Court
Executive Committee
Federal Council
Lizzie Devine
Wilkesbarre
Moscow
Land and Liberty Party
Land League
Indianapolis
Robertson
Louisville
Ireland
Coleraine Chronicle
McCosh
Princeton College Glee Club
Trenton
N. J
Irish Times
Farrell
Dublin
Mars
Wilhelmshaven
North Sea
S. M. Thomas
Shreveport
Louisiana
Mississippi
House of Commons
Bradlaugh
Illinois
England
Fargo
D. T
Dakota
Red River Valley
New
Northwest
Mystery of Artemus Ward Wealth After Death
Administrator Maxfield recounts Ward’s wealth in Waterford before leaving for England. A pile of about twelve thousand dollars, jewelry including a solid gold chain, a diamond pin and two diamond rings, plus a successful London season, stood as assets. Yet Ward’s mother received nothing, and the fate of the rest remains unknown.
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Artemus Ward
Scribner
Maxfield
Waterford
England
Charles
California
London
How Were The Alns Formed
Scientists argue over Alpine formation with Roderic Murchison favoring fracture and upheaval. Others propose ancient Mesopotamian erosion? No. The text discusses Swiss mountains once under water and glaciers with Tyndall attributing to water ice and wearing away shaping the Alps.
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Roderic Murchison
Switzerland
Tyndall
Alps
Isle of Wight
Sweden Produces Wood Thread Cheaper Than Clark
A Swedish venture reports the manufacture of crochet and sewing thread from wood. The process uses machine winding and labeling, producing fine thread at lower cost than Clark's. Boxes of ten are packed, with one minute twelve seconds for labeling and boxing, and strong orders from across Sweden.
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Scientific American
Sweden
Dream precedes a child’s death in Cincinnati
A Madison fancy dressmaker who had been visiting home dreamed of the sudden death of her employer’s little daughter in Cincinnati. She wrote friends about the vision, and the real child died before the letter arrived, with the death then reported in Cincinnati papers.
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Madison
Ind
Cincinnati
Queen City
Spirits Return Haunting Cambridge Camp Site
A Cambridge Massachusetts site once used by Native Americans is now a Baptist church. Locals say angry spirits of the red men haunt the area because of past wrongs by whites, claiming the meeting house has burned three times with Indian war whoops heard alongside flames.
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Cambridge
Mass
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Nebraska City
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Abdul Aziz
Mehemed Ruddi Pasha
Berlin
Bésti
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Rio Grand Railroad
Atchinson, Topeka and
Santa Fe
Jay Gould
Freedmen’s Oklahoma Society
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Territory
Cipal Arab Theological Iistits
Elein
Fox River
James
Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
Matthew Finch
Ludwig
Somers
le Duc
Agricultural Bureau
South Carolina
Charleston
St. Paul
South
Arkansas
Massachusetts
Supreme Court of the United States
Virginia
Vennor
Canada
Gulf
St. Pawrenge
Vane Ae
Pendleton
Dawes
Gorham
Gordan
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