Educational Addresses on Southern School Reform and Progress
Speakers including Rev Mr Jenifer and General Armstrong stressed the vital educational problem in the postwar South. They praised Dr Mayo’s work and northern aid to colored southerners, noted literacy gains among freed people, and urged spread of New England common school systems. The delegates outlined regional disparities and overall progress outweighing setbacks.
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Hampton Colored and Indian School
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Georgia
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Mr. Savage
A Tale of Presentiments and a Lost Child at Sea
Union service at Old South church was held despite foul weather with Rev. Dr. Duryea delivering a sermon on nations and unity under God. The narrative shifts to a wartime tale of Col. De Valmont, his lost son Lucien, the intrigue of La Severina, and a climactic Solferino battle with a fatal twist.
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London
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la Corniche
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Karl Gottfried
Villafranca
Eugene de Valmont
Milan
Dr. Brisac
Algiers
Vienna
Rosenstrasse
Young Men’s Christian Union
John C. Ropes
Homer B. Sprague
Shakspeere
H. Bernard Carpenter
Oliver Goldsmith
Charles L. Flint
Socrates
Heavy failures sweep Boston and beyond in 19th century credit crisis
A Boston provision dealer Gustave Cellers at 960 Tremont st faces sheriffs sale after $350 in stock insufficient to satisfy about $1,900 in liabilities as he conducts business in his wife’s name. Boston oleomargarine dealer Osmond F Gwen fails with small expected dividends. assets largely accounts, liabilities around $4,000. Abram Wingersky owes about $1,500 with light assets. Woollen makers Smith & Webber attached in Hempden. John O’Reardon saloon keeper and John F. Conroy clothing dealer face failures or attachments in Connecticut. Michael F. McMahon liquor dealer and D. W. Green grocer attached in Connecticut. Castillo and Horrat file assignment for creditors in New York with $2,746.57 preferences. Charles Southern liquor merchant liabilities $23,174.07, assets $5,789.35. Albany report seeks receiver for Catskill Mountain railroad. James and Ida Carr assign with $8,800 preferences. Bradstreet notes suspension of E Claxton & Co with liabilities over $150,000. Claxton brothers once capitalized at $300,000 but firm stagnates. Despatches also report grain traders J Collin Vincent & Co suspension and other local failures with varying debts and assets.
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Tremont Street
Boston
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Osmond F. Gwen
Chatham Street
Abram Wingersky
Cambridge Street
Bostolén
Smith & Webber
Hempden
Thomas Connell
Providence
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John O’reardon
Waterbury
John F. Conroy
Hartford
Michael F. McMahon
New Haven
D. W. Green
Danbury
KE. M. Castillo
Gerard Horrat
E. M. Castillo
New York City
Charles N. Swift
Charles Southern
Catherine Street
Madison Street
Rutgers Street
Claxton, Remsen & Huffelfinger
New York
Baltimore
J. Enoch J. Wilson
Fort Madison
H. P. Walton
Silverton
Col
Harvey Wagner
Dry Goods and Clothier
Laramie City
W. T
Railways and finance unfold across the West and East
New York reports Utah Central defaulting on April dividend while Union Pacific controls most stock. A surge of railway building is forecast in 1884 with 25,000 miles planned from three months’ activity and lower steel rail costs aiding expansion. Emigrant pool talks settle with tariff adjustments. court actions and stockholder shifts unfold. Market reports span St Louis to Detroit with varied grain and pork prices and rail guides cited.
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Buffalo
Pittsburg
Chicago and Alton Road
St. Louis
Chicago
Pierson
Market closes strong with多 shares led by Union Pacific
Money steady at 1.2 percent on call. Pacific Mail and Reading rise, Union Pacific up to 73 percent and St. Paul to 55 cents. Market ends near day’s highs as volume increases and room traders dominate buying.
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Prime Mercantile
Tennessee
Pacific Mail
Reading
Lackawanna
St. Paul
Western Union
Union Pacific
North
Louisville
Gay
Cotton Markets April 3 United States and New York reports
Receipts and movements across major U S markets show coastwise shipments and stocks with upland prices for April 3. Baltimore firm while Charleston quiet, Norfolk steady, and other points firm. New York grain and fiber markets rally with 1/16 to 1/8 cent gains, steady exports and broad activity in cotton and flour markets alongside prices for corn wheat rye oats and coffee are noted.
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City Extra India
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Liverpool
Tindalil
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Louis
Milwaukee
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Do &&c
Cincinnati
Apri
Detroit
United States
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Ieee
Ny'k
Phila
St L's
Great Britain
France
Baltimore
Charleston
Norfolk
Financial market roundup from London and abroad
London reports US bonds and bank notes with varying values. Bank of England lowers discount rate to 2 1/2 percent. Bullion in bank reserves declines by 130000 pounds this week, with reserve ratio slipping to 44 7 16 percent. Paris and Berlin show gold and specie shifts. Liverpool cotton markets firm with active demand and several futures options, including Upland and Orleans grades, totaling about 18 000 bales. Coffee market noted.
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St Paul
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Paris
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Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Liverpool
Uplands
Orleans
Democratic advocate pledges to uphold reform and criticism
A New England democratic leader declares dedication to wiser, happier citizens and faithful adherence to democratic principles. It vows to freely criticize violations of the creed, even by those using the party name, and expresses sympathy with the majority in Congress supporting reform.
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