Home from Cincinnatti and a Farm Venture in Virginia
The St. Louis Republican recalls a society trip to Cincinnati under a lighthearted headline Home from Cincinnatti. The president and Judge Black reportedly own a large Virginia farm near the White House, suggesting a potential joint occupancy of the presidential mansion. Prof Carmichael resigns from Bowdoin College after a duty assignment change, with the change provoking discontent and upheaval.
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St. Louis
Cincinnat
Cincinnatti
Judge Black
Virginia
White House
Carmichael
Bowdoin College
Peach crop failure claimed by Delaware Maryland growers
The Baltimore Sun notes peach growers on the Delaware Maryland peninsula cry wolf often, but reliable sources back the claim that this year will have no peaches. The Wilmington Evening Post and eastern shore press corroborate a total crop failure.
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Baltimore Sun
Delaware
Maryland
Wilmington
Del
States brewing beer show dramatic growth in 1881
The article lists Maine, Vermont, Florida, Mississippi and Arkansas as dry states and notes New York leads in breweries followed by several others. It reports 200 new breweries in the year ending May 1, 1881 and beer sales rising from 9,752,000 barrels in 1877 to 14,125,466 barrels in 1881.
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Maine
Vermont
Florida
Mississippi
Arkansas
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Missouri
Massachusetts
United States
Set»low
Brooklyn
C. R Lowell
Charles E. Vadwalader
Union
Judge Papineau Grants Temporary Telegraph Restrainment
The St John Telegraph reports Judge Papineau's injunction stopping the Montreal Telegraph from advancing the proposed contract with the Northwestern and Western Union. It notes the issue excites rich interest across provinces and warns of dangers if one firm controls all Canadian lines and possibly US lines, foreseeing a broader telegraph amalgamation threat.
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St. John Telegraph
Papineau
Montreal Telegraph Company
Northwestern
Western Union
Upper Provinces
Maritime Provinces
Canada
United States
Conkling Telegram After Lapham Win
New York July 22 Conkling learns of Lapham’s Albany victory and immediately sends a telegram reacting to the election result. The brief dispatch signals the political shift and sets the stage for further comment from the senator.
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Conkling
New York
Lapham
Albany
James Armstrong
Destruction of Paper Mills at Lock Haven Pa
Fire this morning destroyed the Pennsylvania Pulp and Paper mills in Lock Haven, causing an estimated $160,000 loss with $60,000 insured. The plant covered an acre and was owned by Armstrong & Dixon of Philadelphia who held about $200,000 invested. A new Corliss engine, started yesterday, may have sparked the blaze. Rebuilding will begin immediately.
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Lock Haven
Pennsylvania Pulp and Paper Company
Cumberland County
Harrisburg
Bucher
George H. Huston
Hoguestown
Conedoowinit Creek
Woburn
Vox
Whitcher
Main Street
McGonagle Bros
Thomas Merriam
Charles M. Strout
Newton
C. P. Harkins
Washington Street
Newtonville
Harkins
Lewiston
Lewiston Steam Mill Company
St. Louis
Harrison Wire Works
Cleveland
Lamson & Sessions Put
Boit
Des Moines
Stone
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Harrisboro
New Mexico
Patsy Garrett
Billy the Kid
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Montreal
Mr. Senecal
Occidental Railway
Clinton
John W. Patterson
James G. Clark
Leesburg
Henry County
Chicago and Northwestern
Waukegan
Ed. Hughes
Santa Fe
Galen Eastman
Summer Storms Ravage Connecticut Tobacco and Crops
A Connecticut hailstorm and hurricane yesterday caused extensive crop and property damage. Hail up to an inch deep shattered glass and destroyed tobacco and corn crops, with trees stripped and livestock in distress. Similar storms swept Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Michigan, destroying buildings, delaying trains, and causing fatalities.
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New York
Hadlyme
Conn
Chicago
Wisconsin
St. Paul Road
Selma
Hinois
Indiana
Michigan
Amboy
Badger & Sons
Richmond
Ind
George Rambo
Heavy Failures Shock Chicago Grain Trade
Chicago grain and provisions firm T M Baxter & Co and broker Francis Y Kennett fail amid market turbulence. Baxter once led the open board of trade and helped form the board, while liabilities remain unascertained. The slump follows a sustained push in grains and hogs with near prices outrunning futures. In Ohio, Middletown paper maker Hill & Son assigns liabilities of 125000 to James E Campbell.
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T. M. Baxter & Co
New York
Baxter
Long Branch
Open Board of Trade
Francisy. Kennett
Keokuk
Middletown
Ohio
Cincinnati
Hill & Son
James E. Campbell
Old Orchard Beach Sees Rail Link To Eastern Line
Correspondent from Old Orchard Beach notes a two and a half mile rail link to the Eastern railroad connected with Old Orchard Junction, improving access to White Mountains and beaches. He observes cooler weather delaying sea bathing but a strong summer season and growing Boston Post readership at the resort.
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Two Bank Employees Rob 200000 In Cuba Heist
In Matanzas two bank employees and two accomplices fled on the steamer Alicarte with 200000 in specie from the Spanish Bank of Cuba branch. Officials say the amount is not yet fully ascertained. Police at Havana have captured four counterfeiters with coin machinery.
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Army worm ravages Illinois fields and Des Moines area
The Times reports the oat crop in Grundy and Will counties Illinois is half destroyed by army worms that have vanished. A similar pest damages near Des Moines. Farmers in Elkhart township suffer with fourteen acres of vats and ten acres of timothy affected. Marshall county notes a small black or light brown worm consuming green growth.
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Times
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Will Counties
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Des Moines
Elkhart Township
Marshall County
Lightning strikes Paine home in Eastport amid area’s fourth fire hit
Eastport, Mo. lightning damaged W. P. Paine's Key street house tearing walls and catching clothing. In same vicinity, a second item notes 83-year-old Lawrence Doherty arraigned for indecent assault on a 14-year-old girl and bound over to the October Machias supreme court term. Doherty is 18 years married.
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Eastport
W. P. Paine
Key Street
Lawrence Doherty
Bates
Supreme Court
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Doherty
Condition of the Wound He Must Be Quiet for Ten Days
Washington officials report the president’s wound remains slow to heal with bone fragments discharged and cotton fibers present. Surgeons forbid cabinet visits for at least ten days to avoid risks, noting the patient grows stronger but fatigue and wound drainage slow recovery.
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White House faces ire over sympathy seekers and prank packages
Washington reports officials balk at office seeker flattery and consider a blacklist as messages of support flood the White House. Mail arrives in odd shapes with some pieces suspected to be internal devices, but most praise the president. Treasury Treasurer Gillillan receives $100 conscience money from a Bedford Vermont chaplain who served in the rebellion claiming forage overpayment.
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Report on Lake Shore Railroad Project in New Hampshire
Concord July 22 The House received the special committee report on the Dover and Winnimiscogee railroad bill and recommended indefinite postponement. The committee argued the Lake Shore plan would divert business from existing lines with little local benefit, while a minority urged passage. Also reported were acts to regulate intoxicants and to aid election purity, and another act exempting certain loans from taxation.
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N. H
Robinson
Dover and
Winniipiscogee
Lake Shore
Assassination shocks Perry county editors in Arkansas
In Perry county Arkansas a gunman killed I J Matthews editor of the Fouche Valley Times. Gov Churchill sent Gen Newton to investigate after a prior outlaws’ order to leave the county. Matthews died after eighteen buckshot wounds received near his office following an early morning call for a doctor.
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I. J. W. Matthews
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Perryville
Aeee Matthews
Fouche Valley Times
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Wreck on Santa Fe Line Near Lawrence Feared Robbery
A Kansas City report says a Santa Fe passenger wreck near Lawrence was staged to rob the east bound express. A rail was removed east of the depot and an emigrant train was wrecked as the engine left the track. $45,600 was aboard but no fatalities occurred.
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Pueblo
Bennington Court Holds Keefe for Manslaughter in Drunken Row
In Bennington Vermont the court of inquiry holds William H Keefe for manslaughter in the death of William O'Brien of Searsburgh from a drunken altercation last Monday. Keefe waived examination and bail is set at 5000 dollars but cannot be furnished, likely leading to jail until the county December term.
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William H. Keefe
William O’brien
Searsburgh
Keefe
Notable Travel and Local Notables Across Cities
A flurry of movements lists numerous figures visiting cities from New York to Paris. Notables include Candidate Bookwalter of Ohio in New York, Mrs. J. A. Crowell resting in Brookline, and Gen. Hooker’s Cincinnati grave crowned by a $7,000 sarcophagus. The Richards family at Old Orchard, plans for a Vermont paper, and travel of Misses Howard and Hayward from Bangor bound for Liverpool are noted alongside other itineraries and appointments.
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Ludlow
Blanche Howard
Laura Hayward
Liverpool
Galla
M.S. Foley
Montreal Journal of Commerce
Old Orchard House
Old Orchard
London Notes on Land Bill and Global News July 22 1880
The article covers a second reading in the British house of commons of a land bill clause on arrears of rent with potential advances and a 15 year rent charge. It reports Gladstone and Chaplin on the clause and council actions, the St Petersburg nihilist meeting, Austrian Hungarian bank note dispute, Tunisian affairs around Sfax, Bradlaugh verdict, German emigration, and assorted notices including a royal marriage, Algerian expedition planning, and suspensions of firms.
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Gladstone
Home Rule
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Bangor stockholders OK first article on railroad toward Moosehead
The Bangor and Piscataquis railroad stockholders adopted the first article of the call to extend and complete a line to near Moosehead foot and adjourned for two weeks to await city council action based on the committee report. Prof Gould and Prof Stevens and their wives were capsized while rowing at Hancock point. they were rescued after an hour with Mrs Gould unconscious but now all are well. Joseph Oakes, a longtime ship builder, died in Brewer at age 66.
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C. J. McIntyre
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R. L. Gault
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Alexander Prentice
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W. W. Dudley
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Newton Theological Seminary
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Brewer
Taxation Rates and Mineral Assay Report for Elliot Mine
In Portsmouth New Hampshire on July 22 the current tax rate stands at 12 per 100 while a decade ago it was 345. An assay from Elliot mine extends near the shaft yields six and two thirds pennyweights of gold and fifteen ounces of silver valuing about 24 dollars per ton. The schooner Addie and Hattie has refitted and sailed on a swordfishing voyage as government workers blast Gangway Ledge dislodging tons of stone.
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N. H
Elliot
Addie
Hattie
Gloucester Fishermen Report Scarcity and Mixed Catches
The Georges fleet reports a severe ash scarcity unseen for years with five arrivals totaling 47 000 lbs of cod and about 1 000 lbs of halibut. Mackerel prospects improve as large schools near Monhegan. Nine arrivals record 2 310 lbs, while Alice M Hawkes brings 70 bbis of fresh mackerel sold to a canning factory and two Cape Sabre trips add 70 000 lbs of codfish.
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Monhegan
Alice M. Hawkes
Cape Sabre
Statue of Gen J B McPherson unveiled at grave site
Clyde Ohio July 22 the statue of Gen J B McPherson unveiled at his grave in a ceremony attended by 21 posts of the grand army and thousands of soldiers and citizens. The gift came from the society of the army of the Tennessee with Ex President Hayes presiding and Gen Sherman assisting artist Rebiss as the flag was lowered and a battery salute fired.
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J. B. McPherson
Grand Army
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
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Rebiss
Three Boys Drown At Watuppa Pond Near Crescent Mill
In Fall River Massachusetts on July 22 three boys aged 9 to 12 drowned while bathing in Watuppa pond near the Crescent mill. Their clothing was found on the bank by two women and searchers located their bodies close together with heads barely beneath the water. They were Andrew Johnson John Howard and Joseph Yates, the latter a recent immigrant.
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Fall River
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Watuppa Pond
Crescent Mill
Andrew Johnson
John Howard
Joseph Yates
Vigilante justice ends gang in Antonito
Reports from Antonito Col indicate a months long gang robs incoming strangers. The principal, George C. O Connor, was hanged by a vigilance committee in the old slaughter house after being accused of shielding the robbers and sanctioning arrests.
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George C. O'Connor
Justice of the Peace
Copper and Silver Find Triggers Fort Laramie District Boom
In Cheyenne on July 22 a new copper and silver bearing ore discovery near Fort Laramie sparks rush to a six mile wide district. Surface assays range from sixty to a hundred fifty dollars, a town site is laid out, buildings rise, and labor demand is high. Miners protectors circulate as the area buzzes with activity.
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Norfolk man arrested for forged $10 check in Taunton
A man about 30 calling himself Harry Ester of Norfolk Virginia was arrested in Taunton for passing a forged ten dollar check. The check bore the signature Stanson Sproate and payable to Washburn White. The money was found on Ester and he will be arraigned in the morning.
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Taunton
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Harry Ester
Norfolk
Stanson & Sproate
Washburn & White
Forgetiez
Ester
Readjustment Notice of Richmond Blacksmith Mose
A Richmond Virginia blacksmith announces a readjustment of business affairs. The notice states that those owing the firm will settle with Mose and that the firm will settle with him for the debts owed.
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Mahone
Richmond
Skinner
Portland hall is torn down in New England news
New England items report Lancaster hall in Portland being torn down fishermen report large mackerel hauls an August aquatic tournament on Lake Maranocook Lewiston looks forward to a horse railroad and a new mill Rockland Opinion offers 100 reward for Willie Cain missing or dead Bowdoin Art gallery gains casts from Hon W W Thomas and new donations Mt Mica mineral site highlighted ownership transfer to Dr A Hamlin Somerville court scene ends with John Donavan jailed for contempt and assault on a witness
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Madrid
Munroe
Wesley Scribner
W. W. Thomas
Bowdoin
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Mr. Thomas
Faun
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A. ©. Hamlin
Bangor
O. Bowker
Bowker Farm
Paris Hill
Mt. Mica
Europe
Somerville
John Donavan
Donavan
Storey
Spectator Riches at Mystic Park July Turf Meet
The Mystic park July meeting drew strong crowds for two hot races in the 2:40 class. In heat one Ruth clashed with Little Mary and Fanny Fern, with Fanny Fern winning in 2.32. Heat two saw Lady Sherman surge to lead before Fanny Fern and Zelda battled for second. The fourth heat featured Lady Sherman again in front.
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Don Mahoney
Lexington
C. m. Olive
T. D. Marsh
Great Falls
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A. W. Brackett
Meaford
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A. A. Livermore
Boston
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Somerville
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Fourteenth New Hampshire Regiment Reunion in Keene Aug 18
Keene hosts reunion of the fourteenth regiment of New Hampshire war volunteers on August 18. Senator Grove hosted Gov. Bell and state officials at a reception in Keene, about seventy attendees. Savings deposits in New Hampshire reach a record 32,097,434.17 with 9,602 more depositors than last year. The Life and Advent Union camp meeting begins August 6 at Wolfboro with Rev. F. H. Burbank to preach opening. Carroll county seeks funding to heat and cook at Ossipee Almshouse and to build or secure a new jail and improve water and fire safety.
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Ossipee
Rutland railroad to hold annual meeting on July 27
Reports from across the state highlight a splendid hay crop. Rutland railroad company schedules its annual meeting in Rutland on July 27. Various local items note lightning striking Mrs. W Mott’s Sout Hero home and a Bradford resident, Mrs. Cutler Coburn, dying by suicide via strychnine.
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Cutler Coburn
Bradford
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Local incidents and crimes in New England area
A bolt damaged W H Cobbs house in Holden. Cummings Carter store in Ware robbed of 300 to 400 dollars. 11 year old Charley Cushing drowns in Middleboro. Tax valuations and rates noted for Wilbraham and Williamstown. Chicopee farmer A L McKinstry dies at 60. Williams College officials discuss an iron observatory for Williamstown. Isabel Browning, Lawrence teacher, dies from brain concussion after a fall. Conductor Whitcomb denies a circulating corpse-ghost story from a wreck near Zoar. Julius Dall found hanged in South Lawrence, likely suicide over work issues. Taunton youths, 13 to 15, confess to breaking into stores. sent to reform school after admitting years of theft and plans to go to Canada. They describe extensive lock-picking and prior crimes.
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M. H. Cushing
Middleboro
Wilbraham
Williamstown
A. L. McKinstry
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Chadbourne
Williams Anseet
Springfield
David Dudley Field
Isabel May Browning
Lawrence
Mit
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Zoar
Julius Dall
South Lawrence
Washington Mills
Dow
Taunton
Westboro
Fall River
Canada
Rate committee to keep Southern Railway freight rates unchanged
The Southern Railway and Steamship Freight association rate committee met at 46 Bona Street. After hearing discussions on freight rates to and from southern points, they resolved to keep the rates for the coming year unchanged and adjourned sine die.
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New York
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Varney Charters Train to Speed Posts to Counters
News agent Varney of Gid Orchard Beach has chartered a seasonal train on the Gid Orchard Junction line connecting with the Eastern road, enabling his Posts to reach sales counters twenty seven minutes before the Heralds arrival by Boston and Maine line.
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Cradock House in Medford Targeted for Historic Preserve
Efforts are under way to buy Medford’s Cradock house for a museum. Plans vary but about 2500 dollars are needed for purchase, with talks to reallocate 2000 dollars from town celebrations or seek donations from wealthy locals. The 250 year old mansion is a regional landmark with defensive stout walls.
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Wm. McDonough
Michael Caulfield
George H. Gatchell
Broadcloth
Roper’s Wharf
Gracie Avery
Edward Avery
Braintree
Willie Fagan
James Fagan
Adams Street
North Village
Wr. Mills
Hollingsworth and Whitney
Watertown
Haley
Brighton Street
Abington
Summer Street
John Delaney
Cambridge Street
Cambridge
Delaney
Ladd
Wisconsin Hioters
Madison, Wiss
Jonesville
Madison
Milwaukee
Eva Claire
Clifford
Conference of Charities
Cleaves
Bancroft
Brivkerhoff
State Charities
Peabody and Hensey
Henry F. Millie
New York and New England Railroad
Millie
William F. Flyne
Lincoln Street
Flynn
W. J. O'Neil
Ivan
J. H. Crowley
South Street
Crowley
Lugg
Franks
O'Neil
A. Hall & Sons, Paper
J. E. Campbell
Suffolk County
McKim
John M. Johnson
Eugene Tappan
George W. Dresser
John A. Follett
Andrew P. Carter
Edward ©. Howard
Sidney F. Higgs
Henry Bigham
John M. R. Reynolds
Edwin H. Crandell
Charles H. Collins
Peabody
New England Furniture Exchange
Frederick Rabn
James Gwinn
City
Revious
Gwinn
James Parodi
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!