Boston Defeats Cincinnatis and Treasury Bond Redemption
The Bostons defeated the Cincinnatis 11 to 4. The Treasury calls for redemption of 5 20 bonds of 1865 totaling 5,000,000 with 2,500,000 registered and 2,500,000 coupon bonds, interest ceasing Oct 23. Other items include Harvard German instructor Oscar Faulhaber losing reappointment, Greenback Labor Reform party in Syracuse, and a string of political and commercial notes across New York and Boston.
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Bostons
Cincinnatis
A. R. Esty
Treasury Department
Oscar Faulhaber
Harvard College
Greenback-Labor Reform Party of
New York
Syracuse
N. Y
Potter Committee
Atlantic City
J. E. Anderson
Louisiana
New Orleans
Democratic City Central Committee
John E. Fitzgerald
Jon A. Finnegan
John P. Brawley
Michael Doherty
Fitzgerald
Circuit Court
Shepley
E. Rockwood Hoar
Richard H. Dana, Jr
Republican Party
Boston Belting Company
Boston
Tappan
New York Belting and Packing Company
Boston House
Brayton appeals for Congress in South Carolina race
Washington reports that Internal Revenue Collector E. M. Brayton of South Carolina is the Republican candidate for Congress in the Third District. He allegedly reorganized the party by supporting deputies who terrorized peaceful citizens under revenue enforcement. His mulatto deputy Hugh Cane sits in jail for murder, aided by ex-Gov Moses. Brayton seeks North support to trigger disturbances with rifle clubs.
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Washington
E. M. Brayton
South Carolina
Congress
Republican Party
Hugh Cane
Moses
Cane
Brayton
Gorham
National Committee For
Proposed transfer of Indian Bureau to War Department
A congressional commission to study moving the Indian Bureau to the War Department will meet in Washington on August 15. The panel, separate from the army reorganization committee, will conduct a lengthy inquiry into charges against the Interior Department and the Indian Bureau, with findings likely to influence its final recommendation.
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Washington
Congress
Indian Bureau
War Department
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
Interior Department
Pacific Railroad lands opened for preemption at $125 per acre
Secretary Schurz has ruled that Pacific Railroad lands may be pre-empted, opening millions of acres along the Pacific lines at $125 per acre. Gold dollars were minted last week in Philadelphia and sent to the International Monetary Commissioners in Paris. Subscriptions to the 4 percent loan reached $1,077,700 today.
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Washington
Dudymott
Schurz
Pacific Railroad
Pacific
Philadelphia
International Monetary Commissioners
Paris
Cattle-Theft Pursuit and Escobedo Capture Reported
New York reports General McKenzie crossed into Mexico with 860 men pursuing cattle thieves. New Orleans notes Galveston dispatches confirm General Escobedo captured by Diaz troops near Cuatro Cienegas and taken toward Monterey, with doubts about his fate.
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New York
San Antonio
McKenzie
Mexico
New Orleans
Galveston
Escobedo
Col
Nuncio
Cuatro Cienegas
Tex
Monterey
Four Yellow Fever Deaths Reported in New Orleans
Board of Health records show four deaths from yellow fever in the past forty eight hours in New Orleans. A case is at Charity Hospital and several cases near Annunciation Square are described as yellow fever or malignant malaria. Local papers publish no coverage on the subject.
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New Ornveanss
Board of Health
Charity Hospital
Annunciation Square
Minnie Warren Dies After Childbirth in Fatt River Mass
Minnie Warren of Middleboro wife of Major Newell died at 2 PM today after delivering a baby weighing six pounds. Mother and child survived only a few hours. Mrs Newell weighed forty five pounds at the time.
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Fatt River
Mass
Minnie Warren
Middleboro
Major Newell
Newell
Judge Cocke vows to confront Gen Noyes with truth
In a Washington letter dated July 23 Judge Cocke of Florida states he will meet Gen Noyes face to face through the Potter Investigating Committee to prove the truth. He urges that elections be honest and that officials everywhere uphold honesty, at home or in distant courts.
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Washington
Judge Cocke
Florida
Noyes
Potter Investigating Committee
Hayes
Danford Testifies On Anderson Rumor In Louisiana Hearing
Atlantic City July 23 Potter sub committee heard Rep Danford recount his interview with James E Anderson a New Orleans correspondent who spoke of East Feliciana Parish being violently contested. Danford said Anderson claimed attacks on him and protest led to votes being thrown out and described potential offers of money to reveal perpetrators. The panel adjourned to hear Kelley next and Thon Eugene Hale arrived to testify.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Potter
Butler
Hiscock
Springer
United States
Trumbull
Kelley
Danford
Messrs Shellabarger
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St. Clairsville
Ohio
Morrison
New Orleans
James E. Anderson
Washington
Anderson
East Feliciana
Republiccan Committee
Kellogg
Republican Committee
Democratic Committee
Louisiana
Moorehouse Parish
Electoral Commission
Eugene Hale
Inducement to vote for Tilden linked to school debts and affidavits
New Orleans July 28 Potter Sub committee heard ex governor Wyckliffe Col Powell and Capt Leake describe efforts to organize colored Democratic clubs and address meetings urging votes for the Democrats over public school mismanagement. Testimony covered affidavits drawn in 1876 and attempts to locate witnesses Kennedy and Kelly with police aid.
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New Orleans
D. A. Weber
Col. Powell
E. K. Russ
Custom House
Blackburn
Gov. Cox
San Sherman
John A. Stevenson
Mississippi Valley Transportation Company
Russ
James B. McArdle
Thomas Steward
Manmer
Thomas S. Kelly
Guy. Kellogg
Lake Providence
Potter
Jeffrson
Leyisee
James Kelly
Democratic State Committee
Thomas 8. Kelly
Congressional Committee
Kelly
Kennedy
Boylan
Cincinnati
J. Gondran
Weber
Dunbar
Donaldsonville
Gondran
Track clash with Mayor halts Illinois and St. Louis railroad plan
In East St Louis the Illinois and St. Louis Railroad attempted to lay track to connect with Union Transit but Mayor Bowman, backed by deputy marshals, ordered them to stop. A crowd attacked the site, police exchanged fire, and multiple injuries occurred including a Met officer shot in the hip and a young girl wounded, with the market house riddled by bullets.
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St. Louis
East St. Louis
Illinois and St. Louis Railroad Company
Belleville
Ill
Union Transit Company
Bowman
Metropolitan Police
Sharman
Railroad Company
Broadway
Main Street
Lieut
O'Neil
Metropolitans
Russell
Metropolitan
Renshaw
Chapman
Murtz
Railway arbitration decides Great Western lead in through traffic
Col. Scott the arbitrator between Great Western and Canada Southern fixes six month split for through passenger traffic at 60 40 and through freight 55 45 with six months term and three months notice. Also notes unsound steamboat Nupha barred from ocean trip until inspection and other items including Gladwin suspension and a fatal accident near Newark.
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New York
Saratoga
Col. Scott
Great Western
Canada Southern
Nupha
William H. Gladwin
The
Stock Exchange
Gladwin
Charles Richholdt
Ward’s Island Lunatic Asylum
Richholdt
Righter
Pennsylvania Railroad
Newark
Varell
Boston
John J. O’brien
Capt
Barker
James English
U.S
King Pharoah
Montauk
Gen. Graham
Woodford
Hi. Gray
Fenton
Merritt
Colby University Trustees Review Endowment and Ivy Day
Colby University trustees heard reports on the Academy Endowment Fund now over 29000 dollars plus 5000 contributed by Dr Ricker. Library holdings reached 14000 with 800 volumes added in the year and more private libraries expected. Ivy Day celebrations replaced class day due to senior labor, alumni officers were re elected, 43 freshmen applicants, notable arrivals include J B Schultz ex Gov Coburn and Annie Louise Cary, an evening address by A H Strong and a Hartford poet.
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Colby University
Academy Endowment
Ricker
A. R. Crane
Schultz
New York
Coburn
Annie Louise Cary
Baptist Church
A. H. Strong
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Rochester Theological Seminary
S. D. Phelps
Hartford
Conn
Ross-Hanlan Race Looms With Large Crowds Expected
St John New Brunswick July 23 ahead of the Ross Hanlan rowing match crowds swell as excursions depart from Fredericton St Stephen Halifax and others. Ross falls ill briefly yet recovers Hanlan rides favored in betting at two to one with small wagers at three to one and race plans centered on Thursday at the course.
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Boston
Fredericton
St. Stephen
Halifax
Ross
Hanlan
London
House of Commons
Northcote
Duke of Connaught
Victoria
Marie Louise
Prussia
Frederick Charles
Charles Dilke
Bogardus
Pennell
Testimony damning to secretary's case in New Orleans
The July 22 report says the committee examined thirteen intimidation witnesses. Ten swore their affidavits were forged in letter and spirit. Three witnesses admitted perjury, with two linked to murder. one accused of bribery, all alleged to be government employees aligned with Hayes’s backers.
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New Orleans
John Sherman
Dula
Sweazey
Clarke
Hayes
Statute Revision Bills Pass in Concord Session
In July 28 Concord a bill to revise statutes was considered. Amendments from the Committee on Revision of Statutes were adopted as read, then the bill and amendments were tabled. Several bills passed including taxes on wood and timber, Wilton Company, Forest Fibre Company incorporation, expressmen, and a biennial Concord municipal election measure. joint resolutions funded for the Manchester City Savings Bank and the Fish Commission. funds for a hatching-house at Livermore Falls. and a National Guard organization bill with Military Committee amendments. The session closed with the National Guard bill occupying the remainder.
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N. H
Wilton Company
Forest Fibre Company
Expressmen
Manchester City Savings Bank
Fish Commission
Livermore Falls
New Hampshire National Guard
Extraordinary speeches at the Syracuse Greenback convention
At Syracuse July 23 the Greenback Labor Convention opened with ardent denouncements of “money power” and calls for railroad reform. Speeches by John J. Junio and Alexander Troup attacked bondholders and monopolists, pledging a labor driven platform and promising a U S Senate seat for Labor and Greenback candidates amid internal New York delegations clashes. The day ended with adjournment and parallel opposition sessions forming at the Syracuse House.
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N. Y
John J. Junio
State Central Committee
R. H. Ferguson
United States
Europe
Vanderbilt
Scott
Garrett
Congress
Alexander Troup
New Haven
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Senate
Maine
Connecticut
New England
Labor Party
Conkling
State Greenback Labor party convention in Columbus
The State Convention of the National Greenback Labor party meets in Columbus Ohio with about 150 delegates arriving this morning and over 400 expected. Robert Shilling of Cleveland is elected chairman Hugo Preyer of Canton secretary Gen S F Carey chairs the resolutions committee. The platform calls for full legal tender paper money, abolition of bank notes as currency, broad taxation, unlimited coinage of gold and silver, and repeal of the Specie Resumption act.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Greenback Labor Party
Robert Shilling
Cleveland
Hugo Preyer
Canton
National Party
Toledo
Old Leon
National
Greenback Labor Party
Races at Narragansett Park and Greenfield Driving Meet
At Narragansett Park July meeting opening afternoon a strong crowd attended. In the three minute class Charlie Ware of Hartford won with 2.34 best time, Keeler of New York was second, Norwood Chief of Middletown third, Shorty Fountain of Gravesend fourth. The 2.27 class heat winners were Phil M Belle Oakley Lady Daggett and John Hall. At Greenfield Driving Association Flora owned by James Clark Mansfield won the three minute class with 2.37 1 4, Kitty Iyer owned by George Babcock North Adams won the 2.34 class with 2.36 1 2.
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Providence
R.1
Narragansett Park
Charlie Ware
Hartford
Keeler
New York
Norwood Chief
Middletown
Lady Daggett
John Hall
Greenfield
Mass
Greenfield Driving Association
Flora
James Clark
Mansfield
Viking of Gloucester Returns Empty from Fishing Cruise
Gloucester boat Viking sails home from a fishing cruise without securing a fare of fish. Master Nathaniel Latham reports a disappointing voyage with no catches.
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Gloucester
Mass
Viking
Nathaniel Latham
Military Commission Ends Session In Secret Vote
GREENBRIER WEST VIRGINIA July 23 The Military Commission met with Senator Burnside President Senator Butler Representatives Banning Harry White Dibrell Strait present while Senators Plumb and Representative Bragg were absent A resolution was passed to keep the session secret for the time being.
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Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Military Commission
Burnside
Butler
Banning
Harry White
Dibrell
Strait
Plumb
Bragg
Texas Governor Candidates Withdrawn for New Nominees
A Texas convention committee of nine from each wing proposed retracting both governor hopefuls and presenting Chief Justice O M Roberts for governor by acclamation after his acceptance telegram. Joseph D Sayers of Bastrop County was named lieutenant governor and George McCormack of Colorado County was nominated for attorney general.
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Galveston
Texas
Austin
O. M. Roberts
Roberts
Joseph D. Sayers
Bastrop County
George McCormack
Colorado County
Three-Cent Beer and the Battle for Cheap Lager
A New York Sun essay recalls a Cincinnati rival who sold beer at three cents a glass, sparking a citywide protest from five-cent brewers. It traces how Milwaukee shipments, consumer pressure, and altered tastes toppled the old price, while lamenting modern beer made by patent ice houses and artificial fermentation.
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Imus
Milwaukee
New York
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Boston
Fire damages barns and houses across New England and Kentucky
Lightning struck Collins tannery in Bridgewater Maine on Saturday night burning the plant with its contents. Loss and insurance not reported. Catlettsburg Kentucky fire estimates reach 150000 with 30000 insured in Alloa Hartford and Royal British American. Manus Gallagher barn and shed at North street Randolph Mass burned today. Loss about 3500 with insurance. Mrs Rodney Upson’s house near Westfield Springfield Mass burned by incendiary tonight. Loss 2000 with 1500 insured.
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Manus Gallagher
North Street
Springfield
Mass
Rodney Upson
Westfield
Judge Shepleys Funeral in Portland
Funeral arrangements list pall bearers for Judge Shepleys ceremony in Portland with U S Court judges Clifford Fox Colt Lowell and others. Honorary pall bearers include Generals James D. and Frank Fessen den John Marshall Brown C P Mattocks and Thomas B Reed along with Colonels Starbird T A Roberts and Major Charles Walker.
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Portland
Shepley
Clifford, Fox, Colt and Lowell
United States Court
W. L. Putnam
Bion Bradbury
Nathan Webb
Israel Washburn
W. W. Thomas
George E. B. Jackson
H. N. Jose
G. F. French
Grand Army
James D
Frank Fessenden
John Marshall Brown
C. P. Mattocks
Thomas B. Reed
T. A. Roberts
Starbird
Charles Walker
Richmond Tragedy: Husband Murders Family Then Dies
Wilson Howchins, living near Fluvanna Court House, murdered his wife, mother-in-law, and one child before killing himself. A 7-year-old son witnessed the act, saved the baby by fleeing to safety.
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Richmond
Wilson Howchins
Fluvanna Court House
Wholesale Murder Report From Tippah County Mississippi
A New York report states a twelve person Sample family was murdered in Tippah county Mississippi on Saturday night by unknown assailants. No further details are provided.
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New York
Tippah County
Mississippi
Berlin Congress Sparks Italian Protests Across Cities
Telegrams from Genoa Palermo Bascia Pavia Reggio d Emilia Turin and other cities report Sunday gatherings in support of Italia irre denta with large audiences and orderly conduct. Demonstrations occur in Naples Milan Como San Remo Venice and Bologna as crowds cry viva Trieste viva Trento while police maintain calm and band performances respond to patriotic demands. Moderate Liberals blame ultra montane influence and officials stress public order and protection of rights.
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Palermo
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Pavia
Reggio
d’Emilia
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Farrara
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Palitema
Goldoni
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Arena Brunetti
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Trieste
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San Remo
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Holy See
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Italy
la Guerra
Liberata
la Capitale
Diritto
Signor Zanadelli
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Cairoli
Berlin Peace Hearings Foreseeable Perils for Russia
A New York Freeman’s Journal reflection questions the Berlin Congress outcomes on Constantinople and predicts Russia’s possible humiliation or victory. The piece criticizes Russia and praises England for gaining Cyprus and Asiatic protectorate, arguing England’s power reshapes the balance of power and benefits the Catholic Church while lamenting France Austria Prussia and Russia. It praises Britain’s role in securing peace and religious liberty and laments secular republicanism in France while urging spiritual renewal.
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Orient
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Horrific Chinese Kidnapping and Massacre in Peru
A Payta report details a pattern of kidnapping Chinese for hacienda labor in northern Peru. In Hualgayoc a San Miguel and San Pablo feud escalated when twenty five San Pablo men attacked San Miguel, killing fifteen invaders and wounding ten others. The following day the public square showed twenty five corpses.
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Callao
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Austrian frontier tense amid Herzegovina unrest threat
Vienna reports possible armed resistance in Herzegovina and Bosnia as Austrian authorities brace for trouble. Reinforcements are prepared for frontier towns while Turkish negotiators hold firm on occupancy terms. A detachment crossed the Save to plan a bridge, receiving a cordial Turkish welcome.
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Herzegovina
Bosnia
Rhodope
Brod
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Vatican aims to place British churches under the Pope
A July dispatch from Rome reports the Vatican may strip the Propaganda Fide of control over England Ireland and Scotland and place these churches under papal authority in hopes of prompting British formal relations with Rome The same rumor spreads of a US church reorganization under papal control The Paris chess congress concludes with Zukertort Berlin London winning 16 games and MacKenzie New York taking fifth with 12 wins
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Oregon Senator Grover Family at Bethel Hill
The Grover family from Oregon reside at Bethel Hill while the Senator plans a September Maine return. Also noted are Judge Shepley’s sick day invitations to a Supreme Court Judges reception next Friday and Ezra B. French’s forthcoming New England visit from Washington.
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Oregon
Bethel Hill
Maine
Shepley
Supreme Court
Ezra B. French
the Treasury
Washington
New England
Damariscotta
Cullis
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Amanda Smith
Biddeford
Augusta
Reverend Rokes invited to preach in Newington church
Rev Mr Rokes of Manchester has been invited to preach one year in the Congregational Church at Newington. Lewis Carpenter of Keene drowned Monday night while boat fishing. leaves a wife and children.
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Sunshoke claims in state and local incidents report
A boy named Dodge drowned while bathing in the river near Cambridge Junction on Sunday. Mr T M Taylor of Post Mills reports a burglary last Saturday night stealing a watch, clothing, and other items then barn break where his horse and carriage were taken with no traces yet. Mrs A J Burnham of Montpelier was arrested leaving a house she set on fire and faced a preliminary hearing, bail set at 1500, she waived examination and was committed in default of bail.
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Post Mills
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New Salem valuation and town tax rates noted
The document records New Salem valuation at $517,790 with a tax rate of 16. It also lists West Springfield valuation at $2,756,667 with a reduced levy and a rate of 21250, compared to $1425 last year, along with multiple local events and obituaries including drownings and deaths in nearby towns.
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New Bedford
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Holyoke
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Randolph
Paris Green
Stephen Adams, Jr
Stephen Adams
Wilkinsonyville
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Francis Allen
Tremont
West Springfield
Walker
Norton
Dedham
Mining stock closing prices list incomplete
San Francisco market page lists closing prices for mining stocks with many garbled names. Entries include Hale & Norcross, Consolidated groups, Belcher, Kentuck, Bullion, Crown Point, Union Consolidated, and Silver Hill among others, but text is partially unreadable.
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Eureks Consoles
Chi
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Gould & Cw
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Indians Attack Robinsonville Scouts Near Canyon
A Baker City despatch says Col. Forsythe's command left Robinsonville Grant county Saturday. Fourteen Robinson's scouts were sent ahead and were fired on by Indians in a canyon. H. H. Forman was killed and two wounded. The scouts withdrew while the hostiles moved toward Malheur Agency.
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Coal producers board assigns largest quota yet
The Philadelphia monthly meeting of the Board of Coal Producers set quotas for railroads and coal firms. Philadelphia and Reading Railroad 672,500 tons, Lehigh Valley 395,000 tons, New Jersey Central 258,100 tons, Delaware Lackawanna and Western 225,000 tons, Pennsylvania Coal 117,300 tons, total 2,000,000 tons. The session was harmonious.
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Board of Coal Producers
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
New Jersey Central Railroad
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Belle Wins Alabama Stakes at Saratoga Meet
Belle captures the Alabama stakes for a mile and an eighth in 1.59 at Saratoga. Harold takes the flash stakes for 2-year-olds in 491-4 over a half mile from twelve starters. Garrick easily wins the purse of 400 in a one mile and a quarter handicap in 2.13 1-4. Trouble wins the free handicap steeplechase purse of 3600 with no time recorded.
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Dead Japanese junk found adrift north of San Francisco
The schooner Parallel reported on July 7 off the coast about 100 miles north of the port that a Japanese junk was sighted with no living crew aboard. Several corpses were found, some shackled, presumed dead for at least a month. No food was aboard and some bodies were dressed in costly attire.
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Frasers Gattos
F. B.S
Pratce
Cuartas Kocner
Thomas Alva Edison
G. M. Smaw
Burton’s
Vanderbilt University
Mr George 5. Appleton
Porrsar MrsceLtss T
Conducted By
E. L.and
W. J. Youmans
Aprietoss
Jovesar
Tae Porcias
Montarr
D, Appleton & Co., Publishers
Wes
Oliver Ditson & Co
Emerson
Chuarch
Johnson
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Lyon & Healy
Chicago
Newhall
Sherman, Hyde & Co
Country
Jeto Wfmew Vic
Boston Museum
Evangeline
Rice
Rice & Goodwin
Ric & Childs
Hiawatha
L. Speidel & CO
Phillip Best Brewing CO
Water Street
Partic Wlar
Wftuswault
Alfred Newhall
Tremont ST
Stetson & Pope
E Street
State Street
Baedek
Adamson & CO
Office
Jet Dp&pawrtt
Tully & To
Steily
Pojeto
Crode
Sicily
Canary
Woodhouse
P. S
J. B. Huckin
Central Street
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!