Stocks in Brief From the Market Ledger
The list shows BE stocks with mixed values including Mammoth, Manhattan, Northern Belie, Potost, Sierra Nevada, South Bulwer, South Noonday, Silver King, and Union Consolidated. Prices range around 1% to 24% with several 2% to 7% entries. readable items include a few percentages and company-like names amid garbled OCR.
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DPB
Tannewekesin
Duitackbon
Ogimong
Mammoth
Manhattan
Ces
Northern
Belie
Dunogugay Casnecsassune
Li Syngicale
Cnion Consolidated
Bove Ccussas Ves
Ellow Taackel
Disaster on Long Island Sound Sparks Nationwide Alarm
Early Saturday morning reports from Boston describe a terrible disaster on Long Island Sound with many lives lost. Throughout the day the city and nation remained unsettled due to contradictory despatches from New York Stonington and Providence and statements by survivors. No definitive death toll was confirmed by Saturday night.
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Boston
Long Island Sound
New York
Stonington
Providence
Collision in fog pits Narragansett and Stonington in Long Island Sound
In dense fog late Friday two Stonington line steamboats the Narragansett and Stonington collided in Long Island Sound with crowded decks. Both vessels gave fog signals and steered left as heard near the Cornfield lightship. the near pass became a crash in heavy mystery seas.
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Stonington
Narragansett
Long Island Sound
New York
Boston
Cornfield
Connecticut River
Connecticut
Bear
Midnight Sights of Suffering and Death
A chilling account describes shocking scenes of suffering and death unfolding at midnight. Eyewitnesses report urgent cries, unattended casualties, and responders effort to aid those affected while authorities investigate the cause and scope of the event.
Twelve Dead at New London and Five Identified
A partial Narragansett victim list names Banks, Carpenter, Miss Dix, Horton, Little, Lockwood, and others across Attleboro, Brooklyn, Hoboken, Philadelphia, and New York. Seaworthy identifications follow among twelve recovered bodies. two dozen missing include Mrs. Stevens and Chesebro. Thirteen bodies recovered at Stonington, with several identified and others described by clothing. One young girl badly burned on a train prompts sympathy and inquiry.
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New York
Banks
Carpenter
Attleboro
Mass
Charles C. Clare
Jersey City
Marion Dix
Brooklyn
Carruth Dix
Emily Dix
Mary
James Thompson
Hiltz
E. J. Horton
J. K.little
Ensign B. Lockwood
New York City
Edward Mullholland
New Jersey
Timothy Murphy
Narragansett
C. E. Peake
Sansom Street
Philadelphia
Randall
William Stevens
Hoboken
Stillson
Atlanta, Ga
Florence Sullivan
Edward Teed
Wood
W. H. Wood
Brannton
Gilbert Chesebro
L. E. Bounds
Taunton
Georges. Bullock
Minnie R. Leonard
George H. Stanhope
F. Stillson
Atlanta
New London
Conn
J. Horton
Jewelery Drummer
William Noyes
Alfred A. Reed
East Greenwich
R. I
Boston Highlands
J. K. Little
Benjamin Noyes
New Haven
Stonington
E. B. Lockwood
Checks
Boston
Undertaker’s
J.J. Riley
Niantic
Luce Bros
Exeter
N. H
N.J
William H. Wood
Mr. Eldredge
Wickford
Gilbert H. Chesebro
North Hammock
Cause of Narragansett collision remains unclear in fog
New York dispatch reports Providence and Stonington officers refuse to assign blame or explain the collision with the Narragansett. Captains differ on whether speed in fog or management caused the wreck. Officials cite mooted insurance questions while narragansett crew discusses unknowns. Fire cause theories include boiler shock, furnace vault breach, furnace doors opening, or a gas tank explosion.
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Narragansett
Stonington
New York
Providence & Stonington Steamship Company
Young
Cornfield
Stonington, Ct
Names List From City and State Mentioned in Ol Crime Notice
A long roster lists individuals and households by name and hometown including Amsterdam New York Elliot Maine Buffalo New York Jersey City New Jersey and many others. The fragment resembles a public notice or directory style aggregation of people across multiple states and cities with no accompanying event or action.
Titusville Fire Losses Mount Toward $1 200 000
Fire at Titusville Pennsylvania rages through the night with northwest wind. Key assets destroyed include Tideout Pipe iron tanks 62000 barrels of oil and Acme No 1 refinery capacity 3500 barrels daily. Total losses estimated at $1.2 million with many homes burned and bridges damaged. City remains on alert as explosions possible and danger persists. Bradford reports control by June 13 with total loss about $1.5 million across multiple firms and structures. Other fires touch St Thomas Ontario and Kinsley Kansas with smaller losses.
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Titusville
Tideout Pipe Company
Keystone
Acme No. 1
Acme No
Acme
The
Herald
John D. Archibald
F. C. Borston
Franklin
Perry Street
Broad Street
Octave Oil Company
Monroe Street
Corey
Bradford
Acme Oil Co
Keystone and Pickering and Chambers
Tidioute and
David Emery
Pittsburg, Titusville and
Buffalo
Franklin and
St. Thomas
Ont
Penwarden
John D. Rysyke
Kinsley
Kansas
Kinsley Hotel
Watson & Coblen
Morris & Co
Death from Violence Prompts Police Probe in Lowell
Samuel Mackey died after a broken arm suffered in what may have been an assault or a fall. He had been discharged from work and sought refuge in a doctor’s stable before being found insensible and later dying at St. John’s Hospital. Post-mortem to determine cause of death and unclear details remain.
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Lowell
Mass
Samuel Mackey
St. John’s Hospital
Bernard Delaney
Market Street
Chase
Middlesex Street
Williams
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
C.D. Barrows
Kirk Street Congregational Church
John Street Congregational Church
Robert Parke
Eugene I. Gingrass
House of Correction
Charles A. Hardy
McKay Sewing Machine Association
Tornado hits New York area with minor damage reported
June 13 a tornado swept over New York City around 5 15 PM with heavy rain thunder and lightning. No serious damage logged though telegraph wires were damaged and trees felled as temperatures plunged from 85 to 66. Similar storms struck Pottsville Pennsylvania and Hartford Connecticut with collapsed structures telegraph line obstructions and hail impacts reported in Simsbury and surrounding towns.
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New York
Pottsville
Shenandoah Valley
Reading
Hartford
Conn
Simsbury
Tremont Nail Company worker charged after deadly assault in Wareham
In Wareham Massachusetts at the Tremont boarding house Michael Troy allegedly stabbed Dennis Lyons in a drunken frenzy. Lyons suffered a ghastly wound below the navel and a throat cut with an ear cut. Lyons’s condition and Troy’s arrest await medical results. Lyons claims long standing trouble at Bridgewater Iron Works sparked the incident.
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Wareham
Mass
Tremont
Michael Troy
Tremont Nail Company
Dennis Lyons
Troy
Lyons
Bridgewater Iron Works
Leadville Crisis Martial Law Declared by Governor
Denver June 13 The Leadville situation remains tense as the Governor declares martial law via telegrams signed by over one hundred Leadville citizens from both parties. Maj. Gen. D C Cook is ordered to enforce order tonight. Miners plan to resume work tomorrow with full force despite fears of violence.
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Denver
Col
Leadville
D. C. Cook
Cook
Saloon Altercation Ends In Fatal Wounding In Alley
Jerry Sullivan was badly cut in the back and bowels during a dispute at a Manchester saloon. Thomas Gleason fled, chased Sullivan into an adjoining alley where intestines protruded from the wound, believed fatal. The Daily Union will publish tomorrow in enlarged form.
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Manchester
N. H
Jerry Sullivan
Thomas Gleason
Sullivan
Daily Union
Flood Hits Duke Centre Knapp's Creek Damages in Bradford Area
A sudden afternoon flood in Knapp's Creek washed away half a mile of plank road and undermined a trestle cutting railroad service. Damage is estimated at 50 thousand dollars. The flood is subsiding. Three houses were carried from their foundations.
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Bradford
Duke Centre
Knapp’s Creek
Senate and House show Republicans trailing in latest census
A Portland dispatch reports the Senate at sixteen Republicans to twenty four Democrats and the House at thirty seven Republicans to twenty three Democrats. The tally suggests the Republicans may win seventeen seats in the Senate and thirty seven in the House, though Democrats still lead.
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San Francisco
Cal
Portland
Ore
Senate
House
Tragic double murder rocks Lawrence woods
Indianapolis report says James Williams was found dead with a crushed head in the woods near Lawrence. His wife was found unconscious in their cabin with a crushed skull but alive, though her recovery is doubtful. No clue to the murderer.
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Indianapolis
James Williams
Lawrence
This County
No progress in electoral count debate as filibuster looms
The day saw no advance on the electoral count resolution. Hunton of Virginia argued for congressional power to count votes, while Republicans Keifer and White stalled for time. In the Senate, debate over a Mexican veterans pension bill featured Voorhees's rebuke of Blaine and Brown’s strong maiden speech. Rumors say Commissioner Raum may depart, and a veto of the Marshals bill is anticipated.
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Hunton
Virginia
Harry White
Keifer
White
Senate
Conkling
Blaine
Garfield
Voorhees
Georgia
Gov. Brown
Union
Kirkwood
Mr. Ingalls
Kansas
Mr. Voorhees
Fruitless Daylong Debate on Morgan Joint Rule in House
Washington June 12 The House spent the day debating the Morgan electoral count joint rule with Republicans arguing for a bill and Democrats asserting the two houses constitutional power to count votes. Langdon precedent cited by both sides as the frame of the dispute while filibuster tactics delay action until Monday.
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House
Senate
Congress
George Washington
John Langdon
Adams
van Voorhis
New York
Harry White
Pennsylvania
Eppa Hunten
Virginia
Mr. Hunton
Democratic House
Eppa Hunton
Bicknell
Indiana
Walbridge A. Field
Massachusetts
Keifer
Postal changes and public notices in New England region
Washington reports week of postal changes listing new postmasters in New England towns including Aroos Me Bradford Cutty Hunk Sea View Coweset and Groton among others. Also notes appropriation bills passed and in conference totaling 184 691 162 dollars and the extension committee for the Capitol with Geddes Cooke and Claflin. Sioux agree to land near Fort Fierro. Ramsey visits West Point. Gen McArthur to be pardoned. pension bill for Horace S Spear reported.
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Eaton
House
Gen. Williams
Kentucky
Cerro Gordo Williams
New England
Aroostook
Ida W. Brown
Cutty Hunk
Bristol County
Mass
Alonzo Daggett
Sea View
Plymouth County
George G. Currell
P. M
Coweset
Kent County
R.I
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James Simonds
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Geddes
Ohio
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Georgia
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Congress
Schurz
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Fort Fierro
Missouri River
Ramsey
Col
Burr
West Point
McArthur
Chicago
House Committee On Pensions
Horace S. Spear
Vermont Volunteers
Pastor and plants in Lisbon to London odds and ends
A varied clippings bundle notes a Texas pastor’s sermon on A Tight Squeeze Round Dance, camellia outdoors in Portugal, jockey Archer’s 25 000 francs for Beauminet in the French Derby, a fatal rattlesnake bite in Americus Georgia, and English marriage reform activism. Also listed are Persian Gulf pearl diving losses, a Viking ship in Sandefjord, Archibald Brassey wealth, a Philadelphia detective case, a delirious St Louis woman, and a host of European curiosities from Cabul to Naples, plus a Pompeii house preservation and Beaconsfield’s political favors.
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Archer
Americus
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Jim Fisk
West
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Louis Cavagnari
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