Interesting extracts from Eneheld journals and domestic notices
Summary of varied items: foreign and domestic news notes from early era. Topics include Sir Charles Adderley’s shipping bill second reading, absconding partner at Alexander Colhe & Co, Herzegovinians vs Turks, Cronstadt naval review with American squadron, American Rifle Team in England, Carlist reports from Spain, Glasgow riots, Sagasta leaving Madrid, Treasury robbers case progress, Mississippi river reports, Saratoga races, yellow fever at Fort Barrancas, North Carolina election doubt, Saratoga hotel duel rumor debunked, Old Orchard Beach camp-meeting heat, Cherokee Nation chiefs poll results, New Hampshire Prohibitionist meeting, Buffalo race fast times, Alabama Constitutional Convention affirmative, North End Mission aid, Gloucester centennial attack commemoration, Second Massachusetts Regiment reunion at Nahant, Poor Children's Excursions funds, G A R inspectors appointed, Globe Theatre season, Water Board president.
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Eneheld
Charles Adderiey
House of Commons
Alexander Colhe & Co
Herzegovinians
Cronstadt
England
Spain
Glasgow
Senor Sagasta
Lef
Madrid
France
Treasury
Mississippi River
Fort Barrancas
North Carolina
Saratoga
Old Orchard Beach
N. H. Prohibitionist State Central Committee
Concord
Buffalo
Alabama
North End
Mount Hope
Gloucester
Massachusetts
Nahant
Cogswell
Maxwell
Georgia
Underwood
Department of Massachusetts
Globe Theatre
Tony Pastor
L. Miles Standish
The
Water Board
Sweden limits admeasurement in customs language translation
A Boston despatch reports Sweden clarifies that matbres certi ficate de langiage equals certificate of registry. U S vessels exempt from admeasurement in Swedish ports will be treated as stated in their certificates, preserving capacity class. Also notes post office repair orders and other items: Treasury robbery coverage, pension fraud concern, and Bristol Rhode Island post office repair directive.
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Government of
Sweden
General Director of Customs
United States
Bristol
Boston
Rhode Island
Duncan Sherman and Co Bank Failure Ripple Hits Markets
Reports from London papers describe the July collapse of Duncan Sherman and Co bankers in New York. The firm claimed liabilities around 800000 pounds with assets near 400000, but British markets expected no major impact due to strong connections and American depositors. The incident unsettles credit and could prompt capital shifts abroad.
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United States
America
Broadway
Wall Street
Brooklyn
Hoboken
Staten Island
Duncan, Sherman & Co
Cunard
Jersey City
Fifth Avenue
Great Republic
Canadas
Nova Scotia
Cuba
Mexico
South America
Brazils
Pacific
Basinghall Street
Lincoln’s Inn
New York
London Times
Money
Messrs Duncan, Sherman & Co
London Daily News
Evie
Sad termination of a suit ends marriage prospects in jail
The August New York bulletin details the death of Charles Zimmerman in Ludlow Street Jail amid a breach of promise case with Anna Ehlers. Zimmerman's body showed strangulation from a twisted bed slat as delirium tremens claim the cause, while a foregone engagement and heavy savings frame the tragedy.
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Ludlow Street
Orton
Black Hills
Smith
New York
Charles Zimmerman
Anna Ehlers
Zimmerman
Fever in Pensacola Dominates Atlantic Correspondence
Aug 2 correspondence describes yellow fever outbreak linked to the Von Moltke crew. Quarantine strict at Barrancas and Pensacola, with Mayor Jones enforcing measures, fumigation, and military and civilian lines to block spread. Reports note rumors, limited new cases, and concerns for Barrancas and nearby Navy Yard.
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Pensacola
Atlanta Herald
von Moltke
Barrancas
Commodore Cooper
Jones
Warrington
Navy Yard
Montgomery
Ala
Yniestra
Sternberg
Crop Prospects and American Rifle Team Visit
Crop prospects in England show progress but not last year’s abundance after a sunless July and heavy rain. Paris flour prices rise as the London market edges up. speculation on American accounts grows. The American Rifle Team arrives from Paris, plans visits in Leicestershire, then sails from Liverpool aboard City of Berlin. Shipping bill advances in Lords. Glasgow riots intensify with Catholics and armed mobs, troops stationed, riot act read.
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London
Mark Lane Express
France
Paris
England
Ireland
Henry Halford
Wistow Hall
Leicestershire
Liverpool
Berlin
Bruce
Continent
Charles Adderley
House of Lords
Glasgow
Standard
Deaths of Caucasian Men in Murderers Gulch Incident
A Missouri emigrant party of fifty led by the narrator travels through Utah in 1857. They evade an anticipated attack by feigning a camp, then lose two men killed by Indians. Bill Leggett reveals two white victims among the dead, showing a prior Caucasian involvement less than three months before the Mountain Meadows massacre.
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New York World
Mountain Meadows
Missouri
Territory
Utah
California
Bill Leggett
Leggett
Borderer
Conpany
Wahiforny
Sierra Nevada
Ane
Salt Lake City
Murderer’s Gulch
Grand Naval Review at Cronstadt Amid Festive Receptions
Aug 9 report from London describes grand receptions for the American fleet under Admiral Worden at German, Swedish, Norwegian and Russian ports. A joint grand review features fifty battleships from Swedish Russian and American navies, hosted by the Czar, King Oscar, and the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh aboard the frigate Franklin with Admiral Worden and a large retinue.
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Cronstadt
London
Admiral Worden
Oscar of
Sweden
Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh
Franklin
Worden
Expected surrender of a Carlist leader in London report
The text notes the bombardment of the Seo d Urgal citadel is slow as Alfonsists await additional heavy guns expected daily. Unless relieved, unlikely, Carlist leader Lizzaraga must surrender to the Alfonsists. Senor Sagasta has gone to France.
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Lonpon
Seo d’Urgal
Lizzaraga
Senor Sagasta
France
London and Liverpool Market Updates Aug 9 1867
Financial and commercial notes from London Liverpool and Antwerp dated August 9 1867. Cotton prices and sales across uplands and Orleans with futures for September October and November. Wheat and breadstuffs values, linseed oil, tallow, petroleum and resin prices listed. Minor bank movement noted with Bullion and Bank of England entry.
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Financial and Commercial
London
Erie
Bullton
Bank of England
Calcutta
Liverpool
Orleans
California
Antwerp
RUFFIANS SHOT IN MONTREAL FRONT. NORTHERN TROUBLES
In Point St. Charles Mrs Downs fired on five assailants injuring Meehan who died from his wounds. Across Canada a quarter of firms seek creditor extensions amid widespread weather damage. Ells geological party was seized by plains hunters provoking Northwest unrest and Cree demands for a treaty. Rains damage crops near Montreal while Ontario and western regions face varying impacts from recent weather.
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Canada
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Point St. Charles
Downs
Meehan
Ottawa
Can
Winnpeg
Northwest
Ells
Geological Survey
Plam
Saskatchewan
Ontario
Large list of horses arrive for Rochester races Aug 9
Rochester crowds note arrival of many famed horses including Goldsmith Maid Occident American Girl Fullerton Bodine Breeze Clementine Grafton Hopeful Albert Little Fred Nettie Lady Maud Idle Proctor Sea Foam Sexsallion St James Lucille Golddust Barus Belle Bransfield Lulu Nearly 100 horses expected. Track in fine shape and weather clear. Buffalo races draw 6000. Ashland Pet wins unfinished 2.40 heat. Honest Harry Idol Lewinski share heats. Lucille Gold dust wins 2.22 class. J W Hall wins 2.54 class. other placings listed.
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Rochester
N. Y
Goldsmith Maid
Occident
American Girl
Fullerton
Bodine
Breeze
Clementine
Grafton
Hopeful
Albert
Little Fred
Nettie
Lady Maud
Idle
Proctor
Sea Foam
Sexsallion
St. James
Lucille Golddust
Barus
Belle Bransfield
Lulu
Buffalo
Ashland Pet
Woodruff
Quaker Boy
Honest Harry
Idol
the Fenth
Lewinski
Bella
Lady Star
Francis L. Young
J. W. Hall
William Wallace
Billy Paver
Lady Johnson
Recapture of ex Treasurer Parker in Charleston chase
Ex South Carolina treasurer Niles G Parker, who escaped from Columbia jail last week, was recaptured in Camden and will be brought to Columbia in irons. Authorities suggest he used the ceiling scuttle and lightning rod to descend, leaving a broken lock and a pistol and brandy found in the yard. Detectives pursue leads across rail lines as Mattison and two Parker horses were tied to the escape.
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Charleston
S. C
Camoen
Columbia
Irons
Charleston Daily News
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South Carolina
Mattison
Dr Nagle
Dent
Charlotte
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Sherif Dent
Wilmington
New York
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Main Street
Sunday School Assembly Explores Temperance and Missions
The FA Port New York assembly featured Rev Dr Armstrong of Fredonia on centrifugal and central forces, Rev W H Perrine on Christian Art for Sunday schools, and Rev G M Reid on children’s links to missions. A Temperance Guild service followed with Miss Frances Willard urging temperance work among children. pledges and approval voiced by the assembly.
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Fredonia
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D. D
Michigan
Methodist Episcopal
Akron
Ohio
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Assembly
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New York
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Frances E. Willard
Evanston, Ill
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Fair Point
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Willard
Saratoga Aug 10 program titles four races listed
Special Despatch to the Boston Post from Saratoga N Y August 9 Saratoga races second meeting first day Tuesday Aug 10 four races listed Kentucky Stakes Brother to Harry Bassett Ambush Sultana Ade laide Parole Durango Lillie Belle Summer Handicap Wild Idle Lelaps Mattie W Grindest Sweepstakes all ages Leander Rhadamanthus Australian Brigand Madge Spindrift Steeple Chase Diavolo Deadhead Stanford Daylight
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Harry Bassett
Ambush
Sultana
Adelaide
Parole
Durango
Lillie Belle
Wild Idle
Lelaps
Mattie W
Grinstead
Leander
Rhadamanthus
Brigand
Madge
Spindr
Murder of Carlisle in Cherokee Nation home invasion
In Tahlequah, Indian Territory on a August night, Carlisle a white farmer and Cherokee Nation citizen by marriage was seized from his bed by three men while he slept on the porch, killed in the family’s presence, and robbed of a substantial sum.
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Tahlequah
Indian Territory
Carlisle
River flood outlook eases after Cairo decline
MEMPHIS AUG 9 river levels rise modestly with an inch gain since yesterday and a favorable outlook tied to a Cairo decline. Officials report little flood along the St Francis near Madison Ark and in the bottom between Memphis and that area, as bayous and lakes ran dry and vegetation slowed water. A Ma nagement note suggests the flood between Memphis and Helena will be small absent a renewed rise. Earlier, Memphis reports a 1.5 inch increase by 6 pm but remains about 3.5 inches from spring rise, with no new damage beyond prior reports. Springfield dam breach at Athol empties 50 feet of structure, causing $3000 loss and forcing mill repairs and partial shutdowns for two to three months.
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Richard T. Merrick
Alexandria
R. K. Elliott
Snell
Fisher
Germania Savings Bank of
Gen. Spier
New
Richards
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Rhode Island
Memphis, Tenn
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Memphis and
Little Rock
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Ark
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Tenn
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Athol
Quiet Cherokee Nation election ends with doubt on chief
Fort Greson August 9 A quiet Cherokee Nation election left the Chief position undecided with a likely need for an official count. Incoming reports indicate Wm. P. Ross appears re-elected for a second four year term, holding majorities in the Senate and Council, while local Ross supporters win most district posts.
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I. T
National
Grand Council
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Longtime Manchester Bookseller W H Fisk Dies in Boston
W H Fisk a 30 year Manchester resident and the state's largest book and stationary dealer, died of cancer in Boston where he sought treatment in June. He came to Manchester in 1845 and later joined Amoskeag Veterans and Mechanic Lodge of Odd Fellows. Funeral set for Nashua at 2 PM Wednesday.
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N. H
Ave
Wm. H. Fisk
Boston
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Nashua
Tramps Fire on Officer as Ride Home
Special police officer Grover, riding from Saxonville to South Framingham, encountered six tramps near Hastingsville who tried to stop his horse and fired three shots. One shot took off a finger and another hit the buggy dashboard near his feet. Unarmed, he hurried to South Framingham and alerted police. a pursuit party followed.
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First Public Game for Newly Organized Reds
Cincinnati Reds debut in public game against the Chicago Whites, 5 to 1. In Syracuse the Boston team defeated the Stars 17 to 1. In St Louis, the Philadelphias beat the Browns 16 to 0. In New Haven, the Mutuals won 4 to 2 over the New Havens.
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