Washington Dispatch Warns of Arthur Backlash and Cabinet Strife
From our Regular Correspondent in Washington the piece surveys growing opposition to Arthur in New York and elsewhere. It cites Blaine era tensions, Cor nell and Conkling's influence, cabinet duplicity, and fears Democrats may carry New York next fall. It discusses Morrison's tariff bill prospects and wasteful public building costs in Boston and Fall River.
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Arthur Boom
Blaine
Cornell
Mr. Conkling
Arthur
New York
Goen
New York City
Mr. Arthur
Lee
Empire State
Vermont
Morrison
House
Supervising Architect
Government Post Office
Boston
Fall River
State
Uncle Sam
Concord
Bob Lincoln
Logan
Chicago
Garfield
Lincoln
Sorercyar Cp Oes
Sec
Robert Lincoln
Sacred Beasts and Sacredness in Showman Folly
The piece lampoons a craze for sacred animals, noting sacred elephants in Ohio and a proposed sacred creature by Forepaugh. It questions rising sacred status across species and regions, suggesting a future sacred saberweek and giasticatus. It also notes New York Congressional district results indicating opposition to the President’s renomination.
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Lower Bowery
Chatham Street
Siam
Bengal
Mesopotamia
Madagascar
Wild West
New York World
Mrs Logan of Washington Society Aesthetic Portrait
The Washington residence of Senator John A Logan at 812 Twelfth Street N W hosts elegant hospitality led by Mrs Logan a leading society queen admired for grace intellect and refined debutante charm Her age is estimated around 50 and she is described as medium height well dressed with a fair complexion amiable animated countenance and dignified bearing.
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Washington
John A. Logan
Twelfth Street
N. W
Isikelch
Europe
White House
Presidential
Lottsville Items and Local Gossip
Ledger readers receive a collection of notes from Lottsville. Daniel Low has nearly nine hundred pounds of maple sugar. A. D. Carr sells his farm to A. L. Price for 2800, moving to Bear Lake. Solomon Bartlett plans a new house at Bear Lake. Sheriff Allen visits town. J. J. Norris injures his foot hewing timber. A. T. Morgan rents his farm to Jaquith and may run for Justice. Mormonism critique quoted. discussions on slavery and rights. Oil refineries in Long Island and New Jersey blamed for water pollution with pending laws.
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Daniel Low
R. P. Clark
Pittsburg
Uncle Sam
Sheriff Allen
A. D. Carr
A. L. Price
Mr. Carr
Chautauqua
Solomon Bartlett
Bear Lake
J. J. Norris
A. C. Blodger
Wm. Bates
Lyman Freeman
A. T. Morgan
Jaquith
North River
Long Island
New Jersey
Public Hall Theater Dims Town Morals and Finances
A Warren article argues the new library hall, funded by citizens, should not serve as a theatre. It laments four plays in eight days, calls for board explanations, warns of moral decline and financial loss to poorer residents, and urges community debate before action.
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Pracsk Carver
New York
Thomas Struthers
Pennsylvania
Warren
Ekies
Towa
Board of Trade
Julius Caesar
In Memoriam Hannah Stewart of Wrightsville Pa
Hannah Stewart died in Wrightsville Warren County Pa of paralysis on April 18 1884 aged 61 years 10 months 29 days She was born May 19 1822 in Sugar Grove second of fourteen children She married James Stewart March 16 1843 lived in Sugar Grove before moving to Wrightsville Pa where the family resided Four children two boys and two girls survived After a three day illness she passed away A large crowd gathered at the Wrightsville church for the service led by Rev R Palmer from Sugar Grove Pa The remains were laid to rest in Wrightsville cemetery D R P
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Hannah Stewart
Wrightsville
Warren County
Hanonah Jagger
Sugar Grove
James Stewart
R. Palmer
M. E
Wrighteville
Miscreants Try To Burn St Patrick's Cathedral Erie
Evie Pennsylvania April 22. Early this morning there was an attempt to burn St Patrick's Cathedral connected to the Episcopal residence of Tobias bishop of Erie. It is the third such act and follows a previous arson under which the bishop's sleeping room was fired last year. Authorities vow to ferret out the culprits after years of threats against Bishop Muilen.
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Evie
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Tobias
Erie
Muilen
Tui de Les
Corry Betrayer Captured in Missouri Arrest
A man calling himself William Spencer, implicated in a Corry Pennsylvania tragedy where a young woman died by suicide after betrayal, was arrested in St. Joseph Missouri yesterday and will be returned to Corry for legal proceedings.
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St. Louis
William Spencer
Corry Pa
St. Joseph
Missouri
Corry
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