Bill to exempt $50 from attachment debated in house
The measure to exempt $50 from attachment faced opposition from Burke and Cronin who argued it would shield debtors and foster dishonesty. Lowell merchants and laborers echoed concerns that the bill would excuse nonpayment and unfairly indict working people’s honesty.
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Lowell
Massachusetts
Messrs. Burke and
Cronin
Boston
Iit
Boston News in Brief From Court to Weather and Politics
The morning reports the John G. Farr murder trial in Portland Maine and a fatal ball fight in New Mexico. Henry L. Dawes reelected US senator by large margins in Massachusetts. Boston officials discuss a potential Interior Secretary bid for Gov. Long. Alta survivors plan a recovery expedition. European winter storm and coast gale cause marine losses. U.S. senators elected on various dates amid Republican boss influence. The Yonca commission returns defeated to Washington. Ponca alliances favor Dakota. panic over Fenian activity grows in England with heightened military alerts.
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Massachusetts
Boston Common Council
John G. Farr
Eliza
Portland
New Mexico
Boston Police Relief Association
Music Hall
Henry L. Dawes
United States
Boston
Washington
Gov. Long
Salt Lake
Alta
Europe
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Yonca Commission
Dakota
Indian Territory
England
Weather Watch For New England Rain And Snow
Increasing cloudiness across New England with light snow or rain later. Falling barometer and winds shift from north to west then northerly and easterly. No major temperature change expected. Cautionary signals remain at Hatteras Kitty Hawk and Cape Henry.
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New England
Hatteras
Kitty Hawk
Cape Henry
Ships Arrives and Departures Listed in Global Dates
A condensed rail of vessels and routes shows arrivals from Glasgow Havana New York Baltimore and more. Ships include Austrian Rossini Peroire Gel lert Nicosian Reaper Averill Lake Champlain Prior Hermod Knight Templar Parthia Pennsylvania and others with origins from Liverpool Havre Boston Philadelphia and Port land.
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Boston
Glasgow
New York
Rossini
Bona
Jan Breydal
Antwerp
Peroire
Havre
Gellert
Hamburg
Nicosian
Newcastle
Eng
Reaper
Mediterranean
Baltimore
Illinois
Liverpool
Havana
Saratoga
West Hartlepool
Averill
Newark
Brant
This Day Listings Include Rugs Stocks Boots and Shoes
A fragmented schedule listing sales and times for various goods and firms in New York and Philadelphia. Items include rugs boots and shoes from multiple companies with times such as 10 30 A M and 11 30 A M. Contact names appear for Henry A Bird Co Wilmerding Hoguet Co and Francis Henshaw Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Haris & Co
Henry A. Bird & Co
P. M
Leonard & Co. Kidvons
New York
Wilmerding, Hoguet Co
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
W. KR. McKey & Co
Richards & Co
Philadelphia
D. C
Leonard & Co
Law Booka
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
Diese Goods
Wilmerding, Hogenet & Co
P Bilada
Lippincott, Son & Co Dry Goods
Samuel Bunting’s Sons & Co
Jdan
S. M
Moses Colman & Son
C. T. Walker
I. M
Boots and Shoes
Roots and Shoes
Philad
Lippincott, Son & Co
Wilmerding, Hoguet & Co
Johnson, Moody & Co
Samuel Bunnie’s Sons & Co
Heary & Hatch
Murder on railroad track near Richmond shock
Jane Murray was murdered on a railroad track a mile east of Richmond by Davy Ellison and Minerva Alien, both described as colored. The two were arrested today and the woman confessed. no motive is given for the crime.
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Richmond
Jane Murray
Here
Davy Ellison
Minerva Alien
Boston delegation weighs Ponca issue and cabinet bids
A Boston group from the Ponca tribe visits Washington to push their side of the Indian question and seek a cabinet post for Gov. Long’s interior secretary. They report the Ponca commission defeated, and note pressures on Dr. Loring for the agricultural bureau head. Also covered are Gen. Grant’s retirement bill, vinegar law repeal talks, and Rep. Field’s likely resignation.
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Boston Post
Washington
Boston
W. H. Lincoln
Goddard
The
Advertiser
Ponca Commission
Dakota
Indian Territory
New England
Massachusetts
Dr. Loring
Gen. Grant
McCook
Chicago
Senate Amends and Finally Passes Halliday Claim Bill
In the Senate on January 18 the Halliday claim bill faced multiple amendments. After votes on refer to court of claims and various monetary fixes, the Cockrell amendment was adopted. The bill, as amended, passed finally by 33 yeas to 19 nays.
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Washington
Senate
Ben Halliday
Messrs. Cameron
Wisconsin
Beck
Plumb
Kerran
Court of Claims
Yeas
Thurman
Ohio
Cockrell
Missouri
Halliday
Garland
Arkansas
Exton
Connecticut
Cameron
Rep
Teller
Colorado
Edmunds
President Hayes On Utah Governor and Territorial Proposals
A Congress member says President Hayes condemned Governor Murray for certifying a minority Gentile candidate in Utah. Debates over Utah disestablishment include dividing the territory, annexation to Nevada, or military government. The piece also notes misreadings about a China treaty and covers canal and naval bill proceedings and Monroe Doctrine positions.
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Washington
Congress
Hayes
Utah
Nevada
China
Maine Legislature Elects Eugene Hale United States Senator
The Maine senate voted 22 to 8 for Eugene Hale and the house 83 to 64 with three absent to elect Hale as United States senator. Both chambers plan a joint convention tomorrow to declare the result. The report covers other state elections and ballot outcomes in Harrisburg Detroit Connecticut Minnesota Indiana Tennessee Nashville and Ohio with multiple senators named and votes recorded.
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Maine
Eugene Haile
Araneta
Senate
United States
Eugene Hale
Joseph L. Smith
Harris M. Plaisted
House
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
Oliver
Grow
Wallace
Rudiman
Philadelphia
Brewster
Law
Macveagh
Welch
H. Carey Baird
Chandler
Baldwin
H. P. Baldwin
O. M. Barnes
Geo. P. Sanford
O. D. Conger
Geo. W. N. Lothrop
Conger
Lothrop
Hawley
Connecticut
Hantrorp
Conn
Jos. R. Hawley
Jos
ST. Paul
Minn
Souse
Minnesota
McMillan
Daniel Buck
C. K. Davis
M. J. Severance
MecMillan
H. H. Sibley
C. H. Roberts
Greenbacker
McMillan Harrison
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
Harrison
Gray
de LaMatyr
Nat’l
Sturrison
Tennet
Nashville
Maynard
Savage
Bailey
Muse
Jume
Taylor
Bate
Bright
Wilson
Edwards
Conkling
New York
Albany
N. Y
Thomas C. Platt
Francis Kernan
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
Madison
Bayard
Delaware
Dover
Del
Thomas F. Bayard
Anthony Higgins
Missouri
St. Louis
Cockrell
Dyer
Debernardi
Broadhead
John Sherman
Ohio
Columbus
A. G. Thurman
Sherman
Thurman
Inaugural Address of North Carolina Governor Jarvis
The inauguration of Thomas J. Jarvis as governor and James L. Robeson as lieutenant governor occurred in the North Carolina House with a large audience. Jarvis urged resource development, education, immigration, railroad oversight, and higher school funding while urging Democrats to advance public welfare over party promotion. The speech set out new state policy lines and emphasized unity and progress.
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Igcu
N. C
Thomas J. Jarvis
James L. Robeson
House of Representatives
Jarvis
Smith
North Carolina
Commonwealth
Ofarger
Democratic Party
Important Suit Over Stockholder Liabilities in Lancaster
The Lancaster Starch company case, a suit in equity to enforce individual stockholder liability, opens in Lancaster before Justice C. W. Stanley. Plaintiffs include Barton G. Towne and William D. Weeks, among others, against A. J. Congdon and seventeen stockholders. The stake is large and the trial draws wide attention.
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Lancaster
N. H
Lancaster Starch Company
C. W. Stanley
Manchester
Supreme Court
Barton G. Towne
William D. Weeks
Jacob H. Benton
Abel D. Benjamin
Guildhall
Samuel Mecel Tuthre
Claremont
National State Capital Bank of Concord
Ray, Drew & Jordan
Ray
Bingham
Mitchell & Batchelder
Bingham & Alarich
Littleton
A. P. Carpenter
Bath
William
William & H. Heywood
Pinkham
William 5. Ladd
Everett Fletcher
J.G. Crawford
Family Fight Ends in Accusation of Murder
Charles Scheloth a 25 year old resident of a Chicago suburb quarreled with his 55 year old stepfather last Friday. The father allegedly attempted to strike with an ax and Scheloth, claiming self defense, wrested the weapon and struck him. The Old man is said to be dying and Scheloth is held for attempted murder.
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Chicago
Charles Scheloth
Scheloth
Homewood
Funding bill to refund national debt passes House
The House debates and passes a funding measure to refund the national debt authorizing 3 percent bonds and 3 percent certificates totaling up to 790 million dollars. The bill includes provisions on bank circulation security and treasury redemptions with scheduled dates and amendments rejected.
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Washington
Fernando Wood
Financial and Commercial Chronicle of New York
London Economist
Frye
Randall
United States
Pennsylvania
Messrs
Calkins
Prescott and
Haskell
Chalmers
Missisissippi
Treasury
Morrison
Iinois
Hutchins
New York
Senate
Messrs. Weaver
Qo.turner
Bland
Missouri
Secretary of the Treasury
Updegraff
Town
Yeas
F. Wood
House
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Pacific Railway
Banking Association
Vermont Good Templars Meet in Woopstock Grand Session
Woopstock Virginia January 18 delegates arrive for Vermont Grand Lodge gathering. Reports on lodge conditions and public sentiment on prohibition will be discussed as grand officers are elected. Over seventy five from abroad attend preliminary session with officers named.
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Woopstock
Grand Lodge of Good Templars of
Vermont
R. O. Sturtevant
Joel Ellis
G. W.C
Joseph Barton
W. H.S. Whitcomb
Col
J. B. Mead
L. J. Bradshaw
Norfolk man fires on insult over gesture
In South Windham Mrs. J W Abbe accused C M Backus of insulting gestures. Mr Abbe then struck Backus and fired three shots from a revolver, a bystander blocked the shots and none hit. Abbe was arrested.
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Norwich
Conn
South Windham
J. W. Abbe
C.M. Backus
Backus
Abbe
Shipman files account for Duncan, Sherman & Co liabilities
In the New York court of common pleas William D. Shipman as assignee reports firm liabilities at 4 910 130 with nominal assets 2 835 853 53 and actual assets 2 119 368 The amount received 2 773 492 expended 1 052 307 on deposit 643 118 open accounts 78 088 other property 318 878 cash 12 227 administration 105 254 gold difference 7 312 and about 97 creditors.
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New York
William D. Shipman
Duncan, Sherman & Co
Court of Common Pleas
Murdered At Plain City Leaves Widow And Daughter Dead
In Madison county Plain City this morning the bodies of Mrs Matilda Scott widow and her daughter were found dead the scene under investigation by local authorities.
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CoLumbus, O
Plain City
Madison County
Matilda Scott
Fire Devastates Hat Shop at Massachusetts Prison
A brick work shop at the Massachusetts State Prison housing Waring & Co. for felt hat manufacture burned in Concord. Over fifty inmates lost work. injuries included Warden Chamberlain and Deputy Warden Owens. The fire, possibly malicious, prompted planned rebuilds within three weeks with losses around 1,500 to the commonwealth and 2,000 on machinery.
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Concord
Mass
State Prison
Waring & Co
Boardman
Amos Elms
Chamberlain
Owens
Commonwealth
Philaelphia
Philadelphia
Atlantic Oil
Point Breeze
Chester
Standard Oil Company
Montpelier
F. E. Smith
Montpelier Manufacturing Company
Fisher & Colten
O. C. Clogston
Fire Association of Pennsylvania
Commercial Union
London
Eng
Royal
Lancashire
Liverpool
Vermont Mutual
Fisher & Colton
General Burt Buys Chenango Valley Road for Through Route
Gen William M Burt of Boston buys the Syracuse and Chenango Valley railroad to form a through link from Oswego to Boston. The 44 mile Chenango Valley connects Syracuse to Earlville with NY Ontario and Western, and Burt aims to extend from Syracuse toward Oswego via a new line to Schenectady and Troy. He buys common and preferred stock and guarantees bond purchase within a year. The deal grants right of way and station accommodations in Syracuse.
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New York
William M. Burt
Boston
Syracuse and
Schenectady
Mantius
Gen
Burt
Syracuse
Phoenix
Oswego
Housatonic
Troy
Gen. Burt
Chenangh Valley
Western Lines
Chicagco
Michigan
Canada
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Illinois Central
Chicago and Alton
Wabash
Burlington and Quincy
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
United States Circuit Court
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
McCalmont Bros. & CO
F. H. Peabody
George Goun
O Leary six day match fields announced
Entries for the O Leary six day match opening next Monday were announced with a list of competitors from cities including Fred Krohne P M Campana George Guyon Wm Pegram Harry Howard Jno Dobler Charles Harriman Chris Faber Richard Lacouse John Dillon Geo Dufrane Chester Lewis Mike Goodman and many others from New York Boston Brooklyn Philadelphia Newark and more.
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New York
O’leary
Fred Krohne
P.M. Campana
George Guyon
Chicago
Wm. Pegram
Boston
Harry Howard
Glen Cove
N.J
Jno. Dobler
Charles H. Harriman
Haverhill
Mass
Chris Faber
New York City
Richard Lacouse
Same Place
John Dillon
John Cox
Bradford
Geo. Dufrane
Chester P. Lewis
Lowell
Mike Goodman
John Bruchs
Burlington
Benj
Curran
Patrick O'Leary
South Amboy
Owen Feeney
Haverstraw
N. Y
George Barber
Jersey City
Express wreck on Canada Southern near Welland injures several
The 2 30 morning Canada Southern express near Welland Port Ontario ran off the track with seven coaches. Passengers were thrown into fields. one man broke an ankle and a woman suffered head bruises and internal injuries. A car required breaking open to free a lady. No one reportedly in dangerous condition. a broken rail is suspected.
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Welland Port
Ont
Canada Southern
Grant to Visit Troy New York in Friday Events
Gen. Grant will arrive in Troy on Friday morning and be greeted by Post Willard. A parade of infantry units will accompany the general to Congress street bridge where a twenty one gun salute awaits. He will hold a public reception at John M. Francis’s house, attend Willard Post services at Music hall, then a grand ball at Harmony hall.
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Troy
N. Y
Grant
Post Willard
Congress Street Bridge
John M. Francis
Music Hall
Harmony Hall
Banks Offer 2 and 3 Percent on Large Investments
Ottawa banks report several million dollars invested locally now available at two and three percent. The note highlights the attractiveness of saving and investment options at modest rates for sizable deposits.
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Ottawa
Ont
England and Ireland Snowstorm Strikes Europe Reports
A severe snow storm blankets nearly all of England and parts of France and Spain. Ports, railways, and telegraph lines face disruption. Madrid reports great flooding and wrecks. Paris endures heavy snowfall with freezing temperatures and garder skating in the Tuileries.
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London
Scilly Isles
St. Ives
Madrid
Bay of Biscay
Castile
Paris
France
Tuileries Gardens
Touen
Nice
Ireland faces new Fenian scare amid land league trials
London dispatch reports Sir W V Harcourt warning of a vast Fenian secret society with branches in major towns, linked to Fenians in the United States. Parnell says Irish freedom may justify bloodshed if success seems possible, while trials of land league leaders near collapse. habeas corpus suspensions and rent refusals loom amid government concern.
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London
William Vernon Harcourt
Home Department
United States
Commons
Parnell
England
Ireland
Land League
Edinburgh Scotsman
Nighttime clash ends in double American deaths
Eight Americans attended a night gathering when a bitter feud between two nationalities led to a free fight. Doc Hodges and Frank Smith from Walson and Lingslide camp were murdered in cold blood. Hodges was shot in the head and chest. his body was burned. Smith was found next day perforated by bullets with the skull crushed. One Mexican was killed and several wounded. Tensions run high among the choppers and a wider clash may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doc. Hodges
Frank Smith
Walson and
Lingslide
Smith
Cotton Flows Into Lewiston as Maine Mills Expand
New cotton enters Lewiston at forty cars daily while Waterville’s mill stock rises to 800000 dollars. A. H. Kelsey will supervise construction. legal contests unfold in Augusta over votes claimed by John Polleys against Joel Foss. Mad dog fears spread through Gray and Pownal reports hydrophobia.
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Lewiston
Eben F. Pillsbury
Florida
Waterville
A. H. Kelsey
Lewis
John Polleys
Baring
Augusta
Joel Foss
Danforth
Polleys
Foss
Alfred
John Plummer
Plummer
Telephone Exchange
Gray
Frank Hall
Gray Vilage
Pownal
Cleaves
Cumberland County
Androscoggin
Kennebec
Penobscot
Powers pleads guilty to manslaughter in Manchester
Edward Powers indicted for killing John Blanchard with a broken bottle pleads guilty to second degree manslaughter in the supreme court and receives a five year state prison sentence. Officer Reicher, a new Manchester patrolman, gets lost on first night and spends hours finding headquarters. feet frozen. Mascoma Poultry show opens in Lebanon with 500 plus entries from New Hampshire Vermont and Massachusetts under Dr C B Nichols presidency. Atty Gen Tapman orders coroner inquest into county farm destruction with Dover justice Thomas J. Smith presiding. coroner’s jury names Dr Pray William Rand and Thomas G. Jameson. county commissioners summoned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Powers
Manchester
John Blanchard
Supreme Court
Reicher
Mascomea Poultry Association
Lebanon
C. B. Nichols
Franklin
New Hampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Strafford
Thomas J. Smith
Dover
Dr. Pray
William Rand
Rochester
Thomas G. Jameson
Great Falls
Russians Report Turcomans Defeated Near Apshern
Despatch from St. Petersburg says Russian troops under Gen. Shobeleff defeated the Turcomans with heavy losses on both sides. An Apsheron regiment saw thirty two men killed including a major and a captain and ten wounded with a prisoner. Turcoman losses were heavier with many dead in the trenches. The Russian column captured the outworks after a second day assault and siege bombardment proceeded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
St. Petersburg
Shobeleff
Waite Trial Delayed Due to Health For Burlington Windsor Terms
The trial of Silas M. Waite of Brattleboro noted for bank notoriety will not proceed at Rutland this week. It will be adjourned to the February term at Burlington or the next term at Windsor because of his serious health condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silas M. Waite
Brattleboro Bank
United States District Court
Rutland
Burlington
Windsor
Quarrel Over Child Custody and Wall Street Rumors
In New York on January 18 Judge Barrett denied Mrs. Alice F. Ketcham the request to place the 8 year old child in the custody of grandmother Mrs. Lydia F. Meeker. The stock market reports note a rumored Wall Street pool to corner the market with 3,500,000 bushels visible and several Wall Street figures involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Barrett
Supreme Court
Alice F. Ketcham
Lydia F. Meeker
James C. Ketcham
Ketcham
Weber
Wall Street
Produce Exchange
Chatham Street
Andrew Bennett Stiles
Stock Exchange
United States Trade Mark Association
Gallia
Arizona
Pereire
Gellert
Boy Dies After Skull Fracture From City Slide
John Sullivan ten year old of Lowell died after fracturing his skull while sliding on North Common Monday night. Three youths were injured by a Day's pond ice slide in Gloucester. A Morey girl burned lighting kerosene lies near death with lockjaw. Blake boy injured coasting on the 11th is improving. Fitchburg names C H Brown water commissioner and Frank W Aldrich streets superintendent. Dr D S Woodworth city physician listed.
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John
Richard Sullivan
Lowell
North Common
Fitchburg
C. H. Brown
Frank W. Aldrich
D. S. Woodworth
Day’s Pond
Gloucester
Domingo Silva
Morey
Blake
Rhode Island General Assembly Opens Session
The Rhode Island General Assembly began its January session in Providence. Gov. Littlefield delivered his annual message noting the state's affairs are satisfactory. The state debt stands at $1,697,904, down $184,558 in the year.
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General Assembly of
Rhode Island
Providence
Littlefield
Senate Passes Bill to Suppress Prize Fighting in Toronto
A broad range of 19th century notes cover a senate vote in Toronto on a bill to suppress prize fighting, Gov. Ludlow's inauguration in Trenton, a Victoria B C execution date for the McLean brothers and Hare, and arrivals of Chinese railway laborers. Survivors include legal notices about a post office project and a gas lamp contract in D C. Lucretia Mott memorials feature in Washington with speeches by Stanton Douglass and Anthony.
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Senate
Toronto
Garfeld
Washington
Williams College
George Carson
Middletown
Connecticut
Tueeaay
McLean Brothers
Hare
Victoria
B. C
Sergis. Bentley and Jones
Satvyation Army
Baltimore
Army
Gov. Ludlow
Trenton
N.J
Hill
Court House
Brooklyn Revenue Reform Club
Henry Ward Beecher
Hugh McCulloch
Col
David E. Austen
West Mt. Vernon
Westchester County
N. Y
Walter Hoyt
District of Columbia
Gaslight Company
Los Angeles
Sanford
Cassandra Adams
Wilmington
New York
Committee On General Laws
Lucretia Mott
Woman Suffrage Association
Stanton
Frederick Douglass
Susan B. Anthony
Global markets report price moves and commodities
Across Rio de Janeiro Detroit London and Berlin dated January 18 reports show CoffeeGood firsts at 49.00 50 511 reis per 10 kilos weekly US shipments 28 000 bags and sales 14 000 bags. Wheat futures fall with February at 1.00 2 for March 1.0 3 1.06. London consols and US and German bonds listed with bullion drawn from the Bank of England totaling 113 000 pounds. Imperial Germany notes a weekly specie gain of 12 120 000 marks.
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Rio DE Janeiro
United States
Detroit
Mich
London
New Jersey
Erie
New York Central
Pennsylvania Central
Germany
To All Our Friends Faemiline Family Balm Remedy
An advertisement touts Faemiline Familine as a cure for lame backs stiff joints and rheumatic pains. It claims 10 remedies in one home treatment named Family Balsam Familiae to relieve pain and subdue inflammation quickly.
Elopement Case Lands Southbury Man in New Haven Jail
Edward Johnson of Southbury is jailed in New Haven on charges tied to eloping with a 12 year old girl, daughter of Mrs. Rebecca Squires. Johnson, who claims to be 21 but is listed as 35 in Southbury, presents a marriage certificate and says the girl is his wife. The girl will stay with him if permitted, and Johnson is bonded under 1000 dollars for April superior court, with a petition to annul the marriage pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Johnson
Southbury
New Haven
Rebecca Squires
Johnson
Gilbert
Pound Ridge
New York State
Farr on trial for killing his wife Eliza in Portland
John G. Farr of Portland Maine faces trial for the murder of his wife Eliza. Key testimony places Farr threatening his spouse before the shooting and fleeing after the fatal four shots. Farr testified he was barely conscious and his defense argues possible mental impairment and manslaughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Farr
Portland
Eliza
Julia A. Roberts
Farr
C. W. Bray
Bodie Hanging Ends Controversial Murder Case
Joseph Daroche, who killed Thomas H Treloar over a dispute involving Treloar’s wife, was captured near Bodie and found guilty after a preliminary examination. He was taken from jail and hanged at the crime scene at about one, witnessed by five hundred men. Gamblers and saloon keepers reportedly objected.
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San Francisco
Joseph Daroche
Thos. H. Treloar
Treloar
Sitting Bull Report From Poplar River Telegraphs
Maj Iget reports twenty more prisoners, some badly frozen, escaped during the fight. He says additional horses will be sent to Buford soon. Allison left for Wolf Bend on the 7th and no new word. Sitting Bull and camp near Milk River hunting, with possible Milk River demonstration if negotiations fail.
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Washington
Maj. Iget
Poplar River
Buford
Allison
Wolf Bent
Sitting Bull
Milk River
Assiniboine
Miners Evacuate Alta After Deadly Snowslide
Salt Lake City reports a snowstorm closing Alta mining town. Sixteen residents remain. A company organizes to recover bodies and a relief fund forms for refugees. Mining and railroad sheds damaged. repair not possible before spring. A slide at American Fork buries the Pittsburg mine and boarding house. two men aboard rescued by local Chinamen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Utah
Alta
American Fork
Pittsburg
Sing
Lehigh Valley Coal withdraws objections to plan
Philadelphia January 18 circulars from the Schuylkill coal exchange announce full resumption of work this week. The president of Lehigh Valley Coal company today withdrew objections, so no change will be made in the agreed plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Schuyltkill Coal Exchange
Lehigh Valley Coal Company
Ball Held by Mexicans at Las Mula Las Vegas NM
A social event occurred Saturday in Las Mula county near Las Vegas New Mexico as Mexicans hosted a ball. County residents attended the gathering marking a festive community night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Vegas
N.M
Las Mula
This County
Business Firms List in City Classified by Trade
A column lists varied city firms by industry from account books to hardware each entry with firm names and addresses across multiple streets including 16 State 130 State 7 Milk 82 Devonshire 37 Cornhill and 594 Washington In Banking Benefit Associations breweries carriage and furniture makers and other trades with numerous Boston locations and firms such as Maverick National Bank Brown F B Co Plummer J P & D and Chandler E E among others
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John D. Wolfe
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William H. Vanderbilt
Cornelius
Samuel J. Tilden
Roberts
Jay Gould
the Mohning’s News
Observer’s Office
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USS
B. M. Porssson
Geneva
Poston
War Department
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le A Altany
N. Vivenee
Fair Hoston
Butlato
Ofar
Cleveland
Eastport
Cionay
Cloudy Oswee
Meé
Savannah
Toca
Theatre
Lawrence Barret
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Boston Museum
Guy’ Nor
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H. M. S. Pinafore
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Pechtel
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Gest & Belcher
Martin White
Weocee
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Scorpion
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York
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Wabsatch
General Burt
Chenango Valley Road
Portland and Ogdensburg
Portland, Mo
Portland and Ogdensburg Railway
Samuel J. Anderson
H. N. Jose
W. F. Milliken
J. S. Richer
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J. P. Baxter
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