Treasury calls in six per cent bonds with extension option
A Treasury circular issued yesterday calls in outstanding six percent bonds on July 1 and allows holders to extend at three and one quarter percent. Banks and big holders reportedly plan to stamp bonds to bear 3.44 percent until Congress refunds them, a policy criticized as a national disgrace.
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Weather Signals Track Storm Moving Toward St Louis
Indications for New England show westerly winds shift to northeast and southeast with increasing cloudiness and rain or snow. A storm centered near St Louis moves northward with growing force while snow covers the Lake region and Northwest and rain affects the Ohio Valley and Tennessee. Temperatures rise in the South and New England while the Northwest dips below freezing with northerly winds.
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Treasury authority on redeeming bonds under Bayard act examined
Washington officials say the Treasury may not spend money without Congressional appropriation. The sinking fund and surplus provisions under Bayard and related acts limit the Secretary's power to buy or redeem bonds. By June 30 about 12 million dollars can be used for sinking fund purchases. after that only the surplus and sinking fund flows permit further redemptions.
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Outstanding Sixes to be Paid July 1 or Extended at 3 1/2
Treasury announces the 102d call for bonds issued under acts of 1861 and 1863. Principal and accrued interest will be paid July 1, 1881 in Washington, with option to extend at 3 1/2 percent if requested by May 10, 1881. Details cover coupon and registered bonds totaling about 195.7 million dollars.
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Annual Conference Proceedings Move Forward With Appointments
An immense Worcester audience heard Dr. Fowler discuss mission work at Trinity Church with a Grace Church session following. Bishop Peck announced extensive preacher appointments across Boston and suburban districts, highlighting support for Wesleyan University and Boston University, and confirming presiding elders remain in place.
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Engineering feats and railroad news from April reports
Mr De Young describes water shortages on the new Southern Pacific route through California and Arizona with water cars for engines and a sixty mile no station stretch. The loop near Los Angeles San Francisco overcomes elevation with a corkscrew tunnel system. Albany reports merger filings for a through Hoosac Tunnel to Oswego and Buffalo line. Hartford notes a rumor of NYNH&HRC control over the New Haven and Northampton road.
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Yale Boat Club Meets Over Harvard Challenge
Yale University Boat Club held a meeting as President Bigelow outlined the hitch with Harvard. Yale, winner of the last race, claims the right to name the race location this year and proposes options including New London quarters. Harvard seeks Springfield as the venue and Yale warns of no race if its stipulations aren’t accepted.
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Train wreck near China Gulch claims several lives
An Oregon Railway passenger train from Sacramento wrecked five miles below Redding after a cloud burst washed out the embankment. Engineer George Smith and fireman Rogers were killed. messenger Robert Johnson leg broken. Ben Kuhn of San Francisco badly bruised. other train men bruised. rear car passengers escaped.
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Windom circular outlines bond restamping policy
The government outlines financial policy with Windom, noting banks and bondholders may restamp $312 percent bonds until Congress funds them. It warns of May 10 notice to restamp, potential bond sales, and plans to handle maturing fives. Kirkwood faces a noncompetitive clerical exam rule in the Pension Office amid a political shift.
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Senate Debates on Suffrage Laws and Virginia Coalition
Washington April 11 The Vice President opened Senate consideration of unfinished business the election of Senate officers. A motion to go into executive session failed. Calls by Davis of West Virginia and Dawes marked the debate while Call of Florida pressed Massachusetts suffrage criticism and contrasted Southern laws with those there.
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Supreme Court Decision in Wardell vs Union Pacific
In Washington April 11 the US Supreme Court affirms the lower court ruling in Wardell v Union Pacific Railroad Company et al. Wardell, who allied with Wyoming Coal and Mining, claimed damages after the railroad seized mining assets and disrupted contracts. The decree stands with costs.
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Big Fire at Hampton Beach Destroys Multiple Dwellings
Fire discovered at John M. Palmer’s Hampton Beach home and stable spread rapidly in southeast winds. Tenements and outbuildings including a confectionery store, Mrs. Marshall’s dwelling, a Manchester cottage, and several barns burned or suffered total loss with Palmer's property around 1300 dollars loss and seven hundred dollars insured. Other fires reported in Jamaica Long Island Windsor Vermont Winchester Mystic Pond Middlebury Swansea Danbury with varying losses and insurance.
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Suits Over Sugar Imports Begin With Key Trial
In New York a federal case by Welch and Co against Collector Merritt opens before Judge Wallace over alleged excess duties on Cuban centrifugals from 1879. Government argues dutable rate applies by Dutch standard. plaintiffs contend apparent color governs. Also notes Vogel held for inquest into Sagert shooting and a mass street cleaning meeting planned with speakers Daly Potter Choate Schultz Hitchcock. Britannic arrives with $1 370 000 in old.
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Hostile Demonstration Begun by the French at Tunis
Tunis April 11 hostile demonstrations have formed outside the French Consul and he will not leave his post without orders. A force of 500 marauders crossed the frontier and attacked a block house held by French outposts. Reinforcements and Gen Vincendon facilitated counter fire for an hour and a half forcing the raiders to retreat. French casualties numbered fifty nine. marauder losses believed heavy though many dead and wounded were carried off. tensions rise across Algeria as hostility erupts. Russia lodges protest over French Tunisian border violations urging protection of Bey and Sublime Porte.
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Differences of Opinion Over Land Bill Riots in Ireland
London reports diverse views on the Land bill. Mr Dillon condemns the measure as incomplete and warns tenants. Parnell expects long term gains with continued organization and US support. Irish bishops plan a Tuesday meeting to consider united action. Beaconsfield’s health status is updated.
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Belfast manager breaks leg alighting from carriage
Lafayette Staples of Belfast broke one leg Thursday while alighting from a carriage. The accident is noted among New England news items with other regional updates.
New Hampshire News in Brief Highlights Fires and Trials
The 4 year old daughter of C H Elliott of Rumney was badly scalded by a fall into hot water. Frank Currier pleads guilty in Concord to breaking and entering and is sentenced to five years in the State Prison. Governors Head and Long and about twenty others plan a Plymouth hatchery visit. An incendiary set Rollins farm buildings ablaze near Rollingford at 3 am, shouting threats as the housekeeper fled. Chas Dickerman in Portsmouth faces trial over an attempted killing and liquor law violation. shooting charge drops and liquor fines total 1624. Compton and Plymouth Telephone Company raises capital to 800, officers named. A new line from West Campton along the Pemigewasset River, about ten miles, will be completed before summer.
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West Halifax Fatal Shooting Reported
Frank Miner of West Halifax was fatally shot by an accidental discharge held by L. H. Ballou. Investigators search Dead Creek marshes for Addison Vanderhoof missing from West Addison amid foul play suspicions. family statements vary. Mrs Edward Green of Bellows Falls reported to have sold property to dodge taxes. Solon F Goodridge resigns Bellows Falls Savings Institution presidency due to New York business.
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Confessed Drowning Linked to Motive in 1877 Case
Martin Shannon of Lackawaxon, Pa., received a letter from Charles Springstead admitting he drowned Samuel Asher near Lackawaxon on June 12, 1877. Springstead confessed to tilting the boat and keeping the boy underwater due to hatred of the father. He is jailed in Passaic County, N J, on charges of murder and robbery and had worked for the Passaic postmaster.
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Odd Maine tale of two old maids and a frozen corpse
In Orono a respected old lady dies and two elderly sisters place the body in a cold storeroom for days. They later dress the corpse and set a hot brick by its feet to make it appear natural, prompting a town visit before the remains are finally given proper burial.
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Eastern Championship Association Formed In Baseball Meeting
A meeting in New York on April 11 brought five clubs together to form the Eastern Championship Association. Wm. Barnie of the Atlantics, Wm. Kelley of New York, James Mutrie of the Metropolitans, W. W. White of the Nationals, and Louis H. Mahon of the new Boston nine named officers. White elected president, Barnie secretary, with a judiciary committee of Mahon Mutrie and Kelly. Championship series will be twelve games and league playing rules will govern all games. Any club may enter the association.
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Tea pricing scandal shows buyer ignorance judge notes
A Rhode Island suit reveals a shopkeeper sold a single tea variety to different customers at varying prices to seem stock full. The case highlights how buyers often fail to distinguish brands and quality.
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Harrisburg House resolutions on President's management defeated
In Harrisburg on April 11 the House introduced a resolution approving the President's administration and urging Senate confirmation of worthy appointments without delay. After discussion the measure was not read a second time and was defeated.
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Notable Marriages and Local News From a Historic Ledger
John T. Raymond wed Miss Courtney Barnes at the Continental Hotel in Philadelphia. A California earthquake at 2:15 A.M. caused no major damage. Montreal reports Quebec in financial strain with a four million loan spent and more needed. J. L. and L. F. Kuntz, New York brewers, assigned with $169,507 in preferred claims. Trenton election returns Vroom mayor with a Dem majority and four of seven wards. Reading bond case hearings postponed to next week. A masked band robbed a town treasury in Arkansas, stealing $5,000 to $10,000. Low Dog’s band is en route from Poplar River to Buford under Lieut. Robertson. Chicago Labor Union urges tenant defiance of May 1 rents and funds counsel for defense.
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Stablemen threaten strike over wages on West Division
West Division Street Car Company stablemen announced a 20 percent wage demand and planned strike unless met. Their push followed conductors and drivers' success, and the issue was resolved with a wage increase. South Division workers were told to appoint a committee to present reasonable claims for favorable consideration.
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Slosson and Schaefer Open 4000-Point Billiard Match
In New York on April 11 at the Academy of Music the first game of the 4000 point billiard match between Slosson and Schaefer concluded with Schaefer at 100 and Slosson at 517. Schaefer’s best runs were 239 and 209 while Slosson’s top runs reached 178, 11 percent and 119.
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Canal traffic halted by Hawks Nest slide near Port Jervis
The Delaware and Hudson Canal is closed after a rock slide at Hawks Nest four miles west of Port Jervis. A heavy fall of rocks blocks the canal and workmen labor day and night to clear the debris.
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Death by Suicide of Traveling Salesman in San Francisco
Emile Lundeheimer of Flosheim Bros. Shreveport La and president of the Louisiana lodge I O B C killed himself at Baldwins Hotel in San Francisco. Letters left by the deceased indicate poverty as the motive.
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Cedar Sts
J. & W. Seligman & CO
Corner Broad St
Exchange Pi
Kidder, Peabody & CO
Corner Wall
Nassau Sts
and &T
Cincinnati
Georgetown
Portsmouth Railroad
Pacific National Bank
Chesapeake and Ohio
Eldridge & Straine
Mile ST
Boston, Mass
Chas. A. Sweet & Co
Securities
F. A. Hawley & Go., Bankers
Devonshire
Water Sts
Ftuge
Amsden & Son
Anhkers
SS Street
Boston Stock Exchange
Seana
Diinois
Iowa
John Jeffries & Sons
Devonshire Street
Oscar E. Doolittle
Simmons Building
Water St
San Francesco
Jasfu Thier
Evans & Doane
Bankers
Bayard
Heston
Eastern
Rrichardson, Hill & CO
Ney
Ootte
Rvans & Son
Jazztt
Gorham Rogers & GO
Dundeg Heads
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!