Confederate Bonds Secret of European Bond Scheme
A broker claims Confederate funds deposited in England France Holland and Belgium total about 11 million dollars. He says the European syndicate seeks to secure 11 million for July 1865 coupons and warns banks would gain if the effort fails. Also reports duplicated pay accounts by officers and Western Union strike impacts.
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Confederate States
War Department
Treasury Department
Atc
Folger
Samuel ©. Robertson
First Cavalry
Robertson
France
Navy
Joseph W. Pinder
Eighth Cavalry
Department
Pinder
Hill
Irene Wacdeo
Charleston
D. C
Merine
New Orleans
F. J. O'Conner
Land grabbing feared by Irish National League in America
August 3 report from New York states seven member executive council of the Irish National League of America met at Manhattan Beach Hotel with Patrick Egan and Matthew Harris present. They discussed mass land purchases by English aristocrats and companies, especially in western states. A committee will report state by state on land bought, buyers’ names, and citizenship status.
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Dietarb
Twe
United States
Dorsey
The Old Man's Return in Delaware Life Story
A Georgetown Delaware Times tale recounts Kitty Johnson and William Spaulds as a peddler couple whose courtship led to hardship. After years of misfortune and separation, Kitty dies in Illinois while Spaulds returns decades later seeking his wife, only to learn she is gone. The mystery of his disappearance lingers as old residents recall the final years.
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Puttapenraura
Capel
Burlington
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Chicago
England
Duke of Norfolk
Great Britain
Oxford
Cambridge
London
Lord Bute
Lord Courtenay
Earl of Devon
Brent
Marquis of
Ripon
Lord Braye
Duchess of Norfolk
Countess of London
Marquis of Hastings
Norfolk
the Times
Sussex County
Georgetown
Delaware
Perod
Manuel
Willlian Spoulds
Kitty Johnson
William Spoulds
Loth
Fodka
Spaulds
Milton
Spruards
Philadephia
Kitty Roaulds
Kitty
Illinois
Faw
William Spaulds
Kitty Spaulds
Sandie
Nugent
Lawrence Beach
Robert Cook
Elijah Shaw
Beach
City Bank of
Jersey City
Cook
Fifth Ward Savings Bank
Paterson
Court of Pardons
Faith Convention Healers Claim Miracles at Old Orchard
The Faith convention in Old Orchard draws hundreds as Dr Charles Cullis and assistants report cures and testimonies. A Newark area woman, Ruth King of Rahway, describes sudden hearing return after a healing session. Dozens more claim improvement, with three key conditions for healing and total dedication to God emphasized. Montreal reports three miraculous cures during Ottawa pilgrims at Saint Anne shrine, including Layoms Dorron.
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Ures
Chronia
Cullis
Obo Orcuaro
Charles Cullis
Boston
Rtith King
Rahway
New Jersey
Hospital Convalescenta
Dr. Culls
Rod
Old Orchard
Montreal
Ottawa
Stanne de Beaupore
Layoms Do
A Negro's Notion and a Street Battle in Illinois
A New York report details Joseph Diaz a burly Negro who shot Cuban wife Marcia Marthone four times after she refused to desert her husband. The husband and a companion were wounded. Diaz faces further proceedings. In St Louis, Henry Green and Macy Jones, two Black men, fought with shotguns and revolvers after a stranger, James Watson, sparked a violent confrontation in Brooklyn Illinois. The marshal’s shotgun blasts injured Jones and he fired back, escalating the clash.
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New York
Joseph Diaz
Marcia Marthone
Marthone
Diaz
Hevelvers
St. Louis
Henry Green
Brooklyn
East St. Louis
Macy Jones
James Watson
Chicago
Joney
Hinsey
Green
Jones
Wife seeks support in case against coal operator’s son
Emma Girard sues Archie Stellar son of Sammel Stellar, prominent coal operator, for support. They wed in New York on April 27, Rev Robert Collyer officiating. Stellar, not yet 19, faces bail of 500 dollars. Stellar’s family pressure for divorce contrasts with Emma’s claim of returning love despite plans. Parents from Lowell, Mass., attended the matter amid public interest in the union.
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Phe
Derry
Peno
Archie Stelfer
Sammel Steller
Alderman Post
Emma Girard
Alina Hulbert
New York
Robert Collyer
Seller
Lowell
Mass
New York City
Stellar
Young Stellar
Archie
Weekly Business Failures and Global Market Notes
The report lists business failures in the U S and Canada at 182 for the week, with regional tallies. London reports quiet wheat trading, dull cargoes, and weaker seller demand while flour remains in demand. Coffee demand rises in Mincing Lane as prices move. cocoa and sugar steady. tea, ginger, pepper, and cloves show varied movement amid price shifts.
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Dau Lt Co
Enegilah
New York
R. G. Dann& Co
New England
Middle States
Western
Southern
Pacific
Cunada
New York City
Liverroon
London
Mincing Lane
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Ceylon
Indaan
Lompon
August
Manchester Guardian
Moving in Fine Society with Nugent Prison Plan
Ex New York policeman John Nugent avoided transfer to Trenton state prison. Report describes prison life, cell rules, labor roster, and notable inmates in the New Jersey facility. Also covers O Dunne murder trial notes, Irish order claims, and a Cupar Scotland dynamite box linked to Fenian activity.
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New York Sun
John Nugent
New York
Trenton
Hudson County
Nugent
Cella
Trenton State
John Halliard
Mechanics’ and Laborers' Savings Bank
Jersey City
Halliard
I Nugent
J. O. L Baldwin
Mechanics’ National Bank of Newark
James A. Hedden
First National Bank of Newark
Guerrett
Boyce
State Bank of
A. Palmer
Newark
Henry Marchbank
Mechanics National Bank of
Prion
Marchbank
Palmer
Foreign Topics of Note
In Hungary ten Jews are found not guilty in the murder of Esther Solymosi, a Christian girl, in a synagogue to obtain blood for Passover. Taivere, king of Annam, dies July 20 and is succeeded by hu dag. France plans Tonquin campaign. Bouet arrives Haiphong. unrest rumors swirl in Paris.
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Eqalttal
Annom
London
Nyiregeyhyaza
Hungary
Esther Solymosi
Tisza Tieslar
Passover
Saegon
Taivere
Annam
Hudag
Bouet
Haiphong
Tonquin
M. Harmond
Courtel
Dodson
America
Exchange Telegraph Company
Paria
France
Times
Hong Kong
China
Challemel Lacour
Treon
Creimetantes
Sontay
Murcer
Wil
Canton
Hanoi
Egypt
Charles the
Local Government Board
Home of Commons
Earl of Granville
Morocco
Brxtin
Professor Putlitz
Petersecze
Vedomosti
Nevolt
Poland
Gourke
Warsaw
Fanta
Republique Francaise
Ireland
England
Narzes
Ischia
Cholera Epidemic Grows in Egypt Amid Heatwave
The Daily News reports 16000 cholera deaths in Egypt so far with 702 new deaths Thursday, including 196 in Cairo. Troops face high casualty rates as heat under canvas reaches 106 degrees. Epidemic declared at Bonsbay with severe sunstroke cases.
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Lonpos
The
Daily News
Egypt
Cairo
Bonsbay
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Mexican Telegraph Company
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Cory
Mexican National Railroad
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New York Tribune
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New York Times
the Presidential Party
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Yellowstone
Council Biufly
Detroit
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Tones
Fea
the Business Week
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Publio Ofigera
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O'Donnell
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James Carey
Port Elizabeth
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Order of Hibernians
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Tme
O’ Donnell
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Joseph Hanton
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