Post Office Appointments and Senate Actions
Postmasters appointed in New England include Tobias L Eastman Jr Fryeburg Me L Farnham Washburn Aroostook Ophelia A Putnam Weston Ophelia A Putnam Robert M Smith Connecticut Lake NH Mrs Augusta M Libby Lyman NH Charles M Boswell Newton NH A Reebard P Goodall North Derby VT F A Sheldon Rupert VT Henry Capron Warwick Neck RI The Senate committee on post offices approved a bill to pay 11 20 to Alfred E Jacques Wilton NH for stolen money order funds and stamps A presidential nomination for assistant appraiser at Portland Falmouth Me and promotions in the army including Capt John Mix to major The Senate passed a bill inviting France to Yorktown centennial with 20000 appropriation Evarts Farr NH to obituary services next Tuesday Surgeon Carmichael ordered to Boston Marine Hospital and Assistant Surgeon Armstrong to New Orleans
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Toostook County
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Lhfe
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Zingland Peris
Short of coal cripples Philadelphia supply lines
The February Philadelphia coal famine worsens as mines run slow in cold weather and westward demand surges. Blocked by snow, clogged switch tracks, and slow car movement, operators struggle to meet private and industrial orders. Prices rise as shipments thin and outlooks dim.
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Boton
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Pennsylvania Reduces Emigrant Rates Across Vast Territory
The Pennsylvania railroad announces a new tariff cutting emigrant fares by twenty percent within most routes west of Pittsburgh east of the Missouri, and south of St Paul, with further 62 percent total reduction from prewar levels. Major points listed include Chicago Burlington Cleveland Detroit Duluth Ellsworth Indianapolis Leavenworth San Francisco and New Orleans. The Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio railroad sale planned. Mahone seeks court permission to redeem property in Richmond with sales expected next Tuesday. Michigan Southern reports aggressive rolling stock purchase and track work across its lines.
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United States Court For
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Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company
Englewood
Rail and railroads update from Mexico City
The Sullivan company buys the Zavetecas and Guadaloupe railway to join a major inter ocean line. The Simon company starts the Quere jaro to Celaya route. Tehauntepec railroad work suspended until US Capt. Eads project outcome. Michoacan excommunicates state officials over Protestant church. Grasshoppers devastate Chiapas crops and frost harms San Luis potosi coffee. Ex-President Diaz to leave for two months. 300 Indians from New Mexico invade Chihuahua causing panic. Gen Tuero moves HQ to Chihuahua. Merida and Progreso railroad to finish soon.
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United States
Merida and Progresso
Michoacan
Siglo
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New Mexico
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Tuero
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National Cotton Exchange reports five month movement and port receipts
The National Cotton Exchange will publish for five months ending Jan 31 a rail overland movement of 617,821 bales, with 334,267 to northern mills direct. Canada shipments reach 15,080 bales while northern mills take 1,116,381 bales. Overland crop receipts at ports total 4,972,440 bales, up 195,844 from last year.
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New Orleans
National Cotton Exchange
Northern Mills
Canada
California Wheat Growers Form Mutual Aid Association
The farmers' convention at San Francisco resolved to form a Wheat Growers' association for California to aid members and shield them from middlemen. It also planned opening an agency in Liverpool to handle freights and commissions.
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Liverpool
Ireland braces after Davitt arrest amid coercion bill tests
Dublin dispatch reports Ireland shifting from shock to resolve as authorities prepare for the coercion act waters. Land league arrests unlikely beyond four, while Fenians face intensified crackdown. Detectives work with Dublin officials and informers remain in demand as rifle import data circulates.
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London
Dublin
Ireland
Davitt
Land League
England
Irish Members of the Commons Address Irish People in Dublin
London February 5. After a brief meeting the Irish Home Rule group voted to issue a manifesto urging calm and restraint to the Irish people. Signed by C S Parnell and 33 Home Rule MPs the address condemns coercion and urges constitutional action amid parliament’s suppression.
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England
Dublin
C. S. Parnell
House of Commons
Ireland
Great Britain
Indignation Over Davitt Arrest Sparks Irish Meetings
Widespread outrage across Ireland follows the arrest of Michael Davitt. Indignation meetings are held in Loughrea Galway and Maryborough Ballina and other towns with Catholic priests present. Newspapers condemn the government action calling it political blunder and an attack on the Land League.
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Land League
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Ireland
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Trafalgar Square
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London
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Daily News
King Coffee Declares War Threat in Ashantee Crisis
A Cape Town despatch reports King Coffee of Ashantee sending a special ambassador to Cape Coast castle demanding the surrender of refugee Ashantee chief Gamm. Governor Ussher refused action, prompting threats of hostilities as reinforcements are sent from Freetown.
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Gold Coast
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War Office
Western Union Stockholders approve contract and new directors
New York officials report 307825 shareholders represented 74.34 percent. Two resolutions pass: contract approval and capital increase to 80000000 dollars. Jay Gould elected director. Twombly and Chapin resign. Eckert named director and GM. Stager remains director. Gould interview in World details aims for a global telegraph system.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Chester W. Chapin
Jay Gould
David Jones
Twombly
Russell Sage
Chapin
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American Union Company
Gen. Anson Stager
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World Fair plans show strong funds and pledges
A Delmonico’s gathering in New York with Gen Grant as chairman heard leaders predict World’s Fair success. Subscriptions reached $322,500 in six days and railroads eyed $1,000,000 in support. Vanderbilt bought Manhattan market estate for railroad aims at $375,000. Also reported: smallpox cases, presidential pardons, and several large fires causing heavy losses across multiple cities.
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Pennsylvania
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Twelfth Avenues
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United States
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Thomas H. Brennan
John O'Leary
Thomas F. Ryan
Whole Minnesota Family Perished in Freezing Winters
A St. Paul despatch reports a roadmaster at Burns on the Winona and St. Peter line found a father mother and children frozen to death in a nearby shanty. Widespread destitution west of Sleepy Eye is blamed on impassable roads and lack of fuel as trains fail to reach isolated settlers.
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Sleepy Eye
Mysterious Disease Strikes Cattle Across New Mexico
Sudden unaccountable mortality plagues cattle on vast grazing plains of New Mexico with hundreds dying daily. Authorities plan measures and possible quarantine to limit ravages as livestock keepers and capitalists fear bankruptcy from the epidemic.
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Immense California flood area reported as waters subside
San Francisco dated February 5 reports widespread inundation across about 3500 square miles of the Sacramento valley with levee breaks flooding Courtland Oroville and Riggs. Sacramento and Marysville narrowly escaped. Descriptions note major property losses and ongoing flood threats.
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Sacramento Valley
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Sacramento
Oroville
Riggs
Buttes County
Marysville
American
Pueblo
Las Animas
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Fort Benton
Neb
Sun River
Prickly Pear Canyon
Poet's Widow Sues for 20000 Defamation Damages
Mrs. Catherine M. Realt, widow of poet Richard Realt, sues J B Lippincott Co in Philadelphia common pleas for libel tied to a 1879 biographical sketch by Rossiter Johnson published in Lippincott's Monthly. She seeks 20000 for alleged damage to her name and public disgrace from described conduct.
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Common Pleas Court No
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Richard Realt
New York
Rossiter Johnson
Lippincott’s Monthly
Miss Idan Lewis Saves Fort Adams Soldiers
Providence dispatch reports Miss Ida Lewis of Lime Rock light saved two members of the Fort Adams military band when they broke through ice between the fort and the city near Lime Rock lighthouse. After assisting them as they sank a third time she escorted them to safety. This adds to her record of sixteen or seventeen rescues.
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Terra Firma
Cleveland iron firms urge tariff protection for hoop iron
The Cleveland Rolling Mill, Union Steel Screw, and 40 plus iron firms sign a memorial to Gen. Garfield protesting Treasury Department rulings on hoop iron and tank or plate iron. They urge a secretary of the treasury who will uphold tariff laws and protect American manufacturers from duties evasion.
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Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
Union Steel Screw Company
Gen. Garfield
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Sherman
Wheat producers to hold Salem convention in Oregon
Oregon farmers plan a Salem convention to form a wheat producers alliance to stop price declines. A steamer struck a skiff of five Chinamen near Brookfield on the Columbia river. four drowned. A Gervais wind storm toppled houses and sent a school serving 100 pupils 80 yards, injuring several children. Rivers swollen from heavy rains wash away bridges.
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Ore
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Salem
Brookfield
Columbia River
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Columbia
Gale Strengthens in New Orleans Overnight
A gale that began yesterday persisted through the night in New Orleans with winds reaching 43 miles per hour by six this morning and continuing to intensify, affecting coastal activity and schedules.
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Northbound express wreck near Empstead injures eighteen
The Texas Central line northbound express derailed nine miles north of Empstead when the engine plunged through Cedar Creek bridge. Two baggage cars and two passenger coaches toppled down a fifteen foot embankment. the sleeper stayed on rails. Strakoseh and Hess’s English opera troupe were aboard. Conductor Littig suffered side and hip injuries. Rose Marion, a chorus singer, was badly cut. cornet player, arm broken. Mr. Levie of New York, nose broken. The injured were taken to Houston for care.
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Levie
New York
Houston
Blaine and Garfield Seen Together in Cleveland
Report says Senator Blaine and General Garfield met at Union depot Cleveland about a week ago then went to a friend’s house for one to two hours before returning. Blaine left Cleveland on the Cleveland and Pittsburg railroad while Garfield went back to Mentor.
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Bankrupt Browns Sons mill discloses 750000 in debts
New York reports the failure of Brown's Sons, cotton goods makers in Philadelphia, involving 750000 distributed among creditors in New York, Boston and other cities. More than 760 workers lose jobs. Samuel Hazlehurst & Sons flour and grain operators in Baltimore suspend operations with 40000 in liabilities.
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James Brierton
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Pittsburg Boxer McCaffrey Wins Low-Profile Fight
Dominick McCaffrey of Pittsburg defeats Charles McCoy of Chicago for a 500 purse at Howland Springs. The bout drew only twenty three spectators, ending in McCoy surrendering after the sixth round.
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Ice Breakup In Lewes Bay Ahead Of Gorge Clearing
Lewes Delaware reports improving conditions with sea ice breaking up and harbor still jammed as of tonight. Warmer clear weather suggests the gorge may break within forty eight hours, easing harbor restrictions.
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Swan confirms town accounts correct. swindler away
A despatch to the Argus reports Thomas B. Swan has sent a statement and found his town financial accounts correct. He is not expected home immediately.
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The
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Despondent woman dies in Burlington clothing fire
Burlington Iowa February 6 61 year old Mrs Messmer is burned to death after her clothing ignited. Police believe she set the fire herself due to ill health and despondency.
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Brow & Bros
Crosky & Gregory
Eddy
Kk. K
Spencer
A. H
Tilden
Charles B
McQuesten
Fills, Turner & CO
Sherburkane, R
Canal St
Lincoln
Cundy
W. H
Leonard, Gegugk
HROOF
JAS
Belknap & CO
Ashton Valve CO
Sena
Simmons & Jobert
Sewing Machines
Davis Sewing Machine
Domestic Sewing Machine CO
Washington St
D. A
Weed Sewing Machine CO
Avon Street
Wreeler & Wilson
White Sewing Machine
A.B. Lincoln
Wwest St
Robinson, E. G
Federal St
Chamberlain
S. W
High St
Johnson, C. Berkley
Chatham Street
McRrill J. Ja. & CO
Kerry, J. and J.& CO
Plimpton, H.R. & CO
Dimond, H.C. & CO
Max Street
Miller
George H
Dorchester Av
Atlantic Works
Prentiss
Boston and Gloucester Steamboat CO
Gloucester
Central Wharf
Tennessee Air Line
Q. P. Gaither
N.E
Zyfr Foundries
NEW England Type Company
A. B. Packard, Treasure
Burbank
Ryder & Damon
Oliver
Pope, W.A. & CO
Ahem Connell
M. D
Rand, Avely & CO
Franklin St
Gesserg Qbenyamin Franklin
VPR
Supreme Judicial Court
Suffolk
Hannah J. Hazel
Charles Hazel
Commonwealth
Essex
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Charles
Charles Henry Hazel
Hannah Jane Hazel
A. D
Henry A. Clapp
Henry A.clapp
Nowmon Whealth
GW Supfolk
Ss. Superior Court
James Eisenhauter
Hyde Park
Benjamin B. Knight
Robert Knight
Copartners
B. B. & R. Knight
Eben
Jordan
Charrles Marsh
J. C. Jordan
Jordan, Marsh & CO
Ralph H. White
Jonathan A. White
Henry A. Belcher
Copartnners
RE. HH. White & CO
Sala
Isxt
Jos. A. Willard
Edwin A. Wadleigh
Joseph Eleazar Raymond Piper
Joseph Eleazar Raymond
Joseph EL
Azar Raymond
Itohn W. McKim
Committee On Taxation
State House
Jelow
Edward P. Poor
Strate House
Buyers’ Index
Callahan, J. F. & CO
Lincoln Street
Campbell Bros
Dorchester Avenue
Conlon, John & CO
Cossello
J. H
Hanover
Walsh
John H
Weighers, Ilsley
B. T
India Street
Ferdinand
Wyp
Keneral
Cor East