London Letter on Parliament and theater figures
The London Letter analyzes the House of Commons struggles, Lords dominance, and rising Irish question tensions. It notes public interest in Gladstone and Beaconsfield, theater moves by Irving, and European tours by stars like Adelina Patti and Enrico Caruso, plus Sullivan and Gilbert’s new project.
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Enaklang
America
Conpress
Parliament
House of Commons
Lower
Urusei
Loa Tay
England
Pha Pre
House of Lords Inca
Kayne
Beaconfield
Barret
Wittigut
Valmerstom
Harington
Lewat
Lord Beaconstieht
Nkenen Tome Mikado
Japan
Mr. Gladstone
Lord Bercomssell
Sovereien
Nowauye
House of Lordy
Irving
United States
Oldrtenda
Armericany
London
Evey
Lyceum
Atlantic
Pe Min
Helina
Richard II
Richellen
Charles J
Adelina Patt
Matalie
New York
St. Petersburg
Otnce
Max Strakovol
Onlice
Mme. Nilsson
Milas Nell~ Bon
White Star Line
Boros
Mr. Talmage
le Tonging
Lowna Loone
Brooklyn
Europe
Arthur Sullivan
Gomls Oport
Wittalt Ait
Qhibert
Hullivan
Eh Tucker
Bia Alx Giria
Famnec
Ue Bonee
Chancery
Sullivan
Art
Way
Netteit
Irelwad
Long-Delayed Justice in Historic Judicial Errors Tale
The article recounts past miscarriages of justice across nations, detailing Oliver and Galley’s murder case, the Turpin link, and Galley’s partial reprieve. It traces Barber’s wrongful conviction and eventual pardon, plus other noted wrongful sentences in 1860s France and earlier, ending with Pierre Vaux’s 1534 case and rehabilitation efforts.
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William Wabron
Cook
Devon Busines
Oliver
Galley
Murdon Ampstead
Ull
Jack
May
Avery
Marne
Exeter
Elie
Ani Poly
Ton Pany
Ale
Gatley
Dartford
Mexander Cockburn
Chiet
Atkaerdin~ Price
Dick Parpin
Longley
Montague Sith
Erick Hoe
Bowetreat
Prndley
Convret
Alexander Cockburn
Albert Ad
Ilworthy
Montiygue Smith
Olver
Wiliams
Gulley
Thort Huon
Mulley
England
Lowe
Sonn Russell
Galles
Edmund Galley
Bouse
Corson
Home Secretary
Gilley
Barber
William Henry Barber
Xolleitor
Joahua Tietcher
Fletcher
James Graham
Court of Queen
Tll
Iia
Lord Camppell
Prining
Ceath
Ita
France
Lathore Leclerc
Cnuuviet
Vatugael
Kuchaman
Leclerc
Klagon
Patusset
Longepierre
Pierre Vaux
Polly Be
Wid
Gallemard
Owl Vaux
Vaux
Wade
Hilaelt
Prigo
Longeplurre
Incondianum
Gallemiard
Eptebian Vaux
The Home Ghost Industry at Pitt Avenue House
A family near Pitt Avenue flees Saratoga after a staged haunting prompts two brothers to rush away. Police report a burglar later sneaks in by night while a porter snoozes. nothing remains but the eerie tale of a haunted home and stolen loot.
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Faily
Pitt Avenue
Saratoga
Stuyvesant Safe Deposit Company
Reqiegl
Aluich- Key
Polermatt
Oliver An Ik
Albany
Iis
Amlias
Ian
Reminiscences on Evarts and Greeley in New York politics
Thurlow Weed recalls the 1861 U S Senate contest, Evarts and Hastings, Tammany Hall, and the union strategy with Lincoln. He discusses Seward, Morgan, and the caucus compromise that yielded Evarts’s defeat, and notes Weed’s own remarks about inventing a name during the vote.
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Ewarts
New York
Weeds
Mr. Weed
Wario
Weer
Conanereial
Twenty York
Jiuresday United
M. Var
Maatings
Ily
Coe
Tore Grypo
Alba ME
Lnive
Hastings
Neola
Bvatle
M. Cook
Siti
Lincoln
Awit
Tammany Hall
Union Colttere
Atria
Divarts
Greeley
Tastings Wreng
Legislacure
Ocen
Cepedy
Kvarts
Evurta
Morgan
Waieyana
Ant
Gqrefley
Huarria
Hyatts
Seward
Kwarta
Senate
Liocolp
Grevley
Tua
Union
General Cook
Qrooley
Tutara
Wurrid
Hurns & Dutcher
Dolson & Lowy
Dickens
Utoes
Albany
Merober
Harris
Kinwell
Souter
Supoeoe Court
Harlings
Court of Appeals
Ulat
Supreme Court
Kensh
Fillmore
Promotion of Marriage Association scandal in Cincinnati
A Cincinnati picnic by the Promotion of Marriage Association drew six thousand people to Inwood Park. The event ended with only three marriages planned, amid accusations that local politicians and a few managers hijacked the project for personal gain. Ex mayor Moore and others faced scrutiny as the scheme collapsed and funds were distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Inwood Park
Kk. M. Moore
Hag Dincy
Murry
Wis
Jesse P. J. Debenk
Wah
Lila Kroter
Angy H
Melor
Pediur
Mira Laurae Drice
Krank Novi
Xaloon-Keeper
Mirzabech Tythor
Wm. Mollugh
Sopie Soret
Moore
Edoh
Woman sues for damages after early teen marriage
Adele G Lucas, married at fourteen to George E K Lucas, sues George Ballwinkel for 16010 under the Civil Damage act claiming drunken abuse and injury to health since 1876. The suit in Brooklyn court names James Moloney and James Sparrow, with guardian plaintiffs, detailing a drunken assault on July 24 and a sober past.
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Brooklyn
Adele G. Lucas
George Ballwinkel
Lqnor-Dealec
Manhattan Avenue
Greenpoint
George EK. Lucas
Greenpoint Oil Works
Dace
Tia
Licey
Alao
James V. Moloney
Manhattan
Tod
Deaf man hawks ear devices and romance tale
A Western ear device peddler dismays a reporter with a moral tale about two young lovers in a car. He recounts experiences with an artificial auditory apparatus that can reveal private moments, including a crying baby and a flirtation with an old maid, ending with the audience sketching a dramatic scene and the couple leaving happily.
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Min
Lilia
Otra
Uint Ut
Thor
J Kauw
Ihuri
Milnowood
Komeenow
Thia Ranch
Sol
Ana
Cai
Cam
Wen
Biranger
Nethen
Lily
Maine
A Word to the Class From the Young Folks Corner
The Widdemaster appoints a Nink Penny monster of the Sharpewit child to lead for six weeks while Windaiciinster takes a vacation. The piece lists many contributors and prizes, invites entries for puzzles and almanac notes, and encourages readers to join the weekly contest with new charades, anagrams, and other word games.
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Widdemaster
Hla
Tom Terl
Sven Einrp Wits
J. i Leary
V. Wagner
TJ. Blackwood
Erne N. Barney
Mind BK. Grahin
Kate Muller
Bessie TH. Flynn
Ay Logan
Kate Wy. Moreno
Wallace White
Morry L. Verrent
Kona J. Wilson
Kane Donnell
Viet
George Has
Wed
Sweeny
George Cris
We Ae Butler
W. BK. Pease
Mra. d. Tl
Chivgan
Mes
A. M. GL
Myra Be
Adina
Valet
Nellie Somers
Netle Grant
Pula
Ce Monroe
Adek
Two Girls Vanish After A Street Scuffle
Lena, Rosie Miller and another girl reputedly linked to a missing youth are kept at 2 Elizabeth Street after being found wandering the streets barefoot. Police, led by Inspector Thorne, investigate the disappearance as Lena is detained and questioned about her companions while a search for the other girl continues.
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Robert McGniow
Amecantey
Lena
Ertuid
Second Avenue
Oule Miller
TG Butcher
Lenvibo
Pirla
Uiem
Ervin Abean
Rosie Miller
Pak
Rose Maller
Lena Metimw
Elizabeth Street
Thirteenth Street
Dodigo
Ue Atory
McGray
Polee
Walt
Nerehid
Lanny
Lure
Fourth Street
Lena Wis
Ellynabeth
Thorne
Rosie Malter
Lion N
Moran
Kent
Rodden
Hetry Roden
Boorkeestorr
Tay
Society For the Prevention of
Elizatehl
Tennessee Debt Vote Shows Narrow Opposition to Compromise
August 6 dispatch from Nasuvinns reports Secretary of the Senate Burch commenting on the defeat of the compromise by a narrow margin. About one third of counties polled indicated the bondholders would not accept 60 cents with 4 percent interest, amid general apathy and belief the altered compromise unlikely to pass. Bondholders mostly refused compromise terms, with Charles O Conor advising the railroads. Birch notes state sentiment may still favor a compromise favorable to bondholders if the vote proceeds differently.
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Senate Burch
Nasuvinns
Wartington
Senale
Bby
Tennessee
Buteh
Chia
Pola
Euate
Charles O'Conor
O' Conor
Birch Gays
Notable deaths sweep nations in last week’s obituaries
A long list of prominent figures is reported dead, including actors Col. GB Young and others across politics, arts, and industry. Names from New Orleans, Staten Island, and Toronto appear, with titles ranging from editor to professor and former politicians.
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Charles Albert Keelter
GB. Young
New Orleans
Prine Torrent
W. CC. Anderson
Staten Taland
Dueha
County Cazes
Baron von Reutera
Thomas Melci
Robeert Burns
Burge
Suimuels, Poa
Aultoric
Woonsucket Fatriot
Ouerat Hransin
Tallan Army
Leonidan Bierscll
Kawau 8
Brown
Noxey
Carla Antonio Gambetta
Frood
Hoe Dame
Damex
Alen Earl
Tifa
Irchind
Nichalug Augagle Hesse
Baron Gres
Raques Barborean
France
Clement Walliams
Wilson
Mirat Diatriat
West
Viginia
John Scribner Jenness
New York
Dary
Gillespie Stiller
Gi Tnwood
Giacomo Dina
Elter
Opinine
Italy
John 4. Braxton
Curtome
Norfolk
No Money Small Bills Said by National Banker
A national banker told a News reporter that banks do not pay out enough paper money and instead overload customers with coins. He notes Treasury plans to retire coin circulation and criticizes silver circulation as unnecessary.
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Coutevdtle Courier Journal
Saratsu Letler
Hedianapolix Naira
Fia
Secruary
Txeemy
Agaivting
Ailver
Mhid Nicans
Unclear historical notes mix with political lines from Ohio election notices
Fragmentary OCR text combines scenes of a furnished interior and a political notice about Ohio election postponement. Names and places appear in disordered form, with references to an executive committee and a foreign sounding atmosphere. The readable core centers on an election delay and governance action amid garbled prose.
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Notiur
Ohio
Pheizes
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