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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1868

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2

Severe storms lash multiple cities causing extensive damage

Reports from Peoria La Cincinnati Curia co Sprinerietp St Louis describe Monday night gales blowing down dozens of houses and damaging rail yards depots mills and churches. Loss estimates range from 20 000 to over 100 000 with numerous buildings unroofed and crews injured or displaced.

Peoria Marcu Cincinnati John Egan California Elizabethtown Curiaco Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Sprinerietp Iun Chatham Chicago and Alton St. Louis St. Ann’s Asylum Pacific Railroad Convent of the Sacred Heart Peek’s

Dusurm Maron Becomes Belfast Parliament Candidate

W Johnson known as the Orange Secretary, imprisoned in Down for leading an illegal procession, is nominated as a Parliament candidate from Belfast. Also reports on Liverpool cotton, New Orleans market receipts, and ship news including Louisiana and Bowdoin.

Dusurm Maron W. Johnson Orange Secretary Down Belfast New Orleans Louisiana New York Liverpool Eastown Bowdoin Portland Maracabo J. M. Smith Alzo J. VU. Smith WM. Bach

Multiple 19th Century News Bits Span Rail Strikes and Fire

Telegraphic items report Albany Syracuse and Rochester railroad workers ending a strike with wage rates restored to pre eight hour terms, ten hours work daily. Havana tensions cause the Bishop to be ordered out by the Captain General, a Canadian intercolonial railway proposal seeks 8 million dollars, Gov Evans of Colorado leads Denver and Pacific Railroad. a Missouri vigilante group hangs a noted guerilla from a St Louis jail. Fort Totten distress reports are denied with continued rationing. The Grove Place Rochester Presbyterian church burns for a 40 thousand dollar loss. The Empress steamer is lost to fire at Kingston. North Carolina Governor nominee Thomas Ashe is Conservative. Wisconsin Radical Convention backs Grant and Colfax for President and VP. Medical body backs Dr Harrisex Peristantic Sciences for pestilent conditions and skin patches, Perry’s lotion advertised. tfm19

Albany, Syracuse and Rochester New York Central Railroad Havana Ristori Gov. Evans Colorado Denver and Pacific Railroad Company Andrew McGuire Richmond Missouri St. Louis Fort Totten Presbyterian Grove Place N. Y Kingston Canada Thomas Ashe North Carolina Wisconsin Enon Grant Colfax Presient

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