The King of Hanover at the Frankfurt Theatre
An 1880s scene at a Frankfurt theatre shows the King of Hanover in a red coat and lifeless gaze beside Francis Joseph. Other European rulers like the Prince of Württemberg and the Duke of Saxe-Coburg sit stiffly as the Austrian Emperor flits among the women, admiring Princess Mary of Cambridge and Rumpenheim ladies before departing as crowds thin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
Madame Tussaud’s
Francis Joseph
Bavaria
Cumberland
Prince OF
Wurtemberg
Ile
Chwarzburg-Rudolstadt
Lichtenstein
Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt
Prince of Lichtenstein
Europe
Hungary
Bohemia
Silesia
University of Leipsic
Duke
Saxe-Coburg
Saxe Coburg
Ernest
Austria
Pati
Mary of
Cambridge
Rumpenheim
Die Rumpenheime
Frankfort
Hesse
Die Rumpenheimer
Mary
Adelina Putti
Be quick and brutal end to Beckham murderers at Columbus
From the Cairo Democrat Sept 5 reports a military commission hanged three negro defendants in Columbus after the Beckham family murders in Kentucky. The scene drew about 2500 spectators as the condemned were executed by hanging, their bodies later lowered into plain coffins and buried in the contrabands’ lot. Names named: Lewis Stevenson, William Pay, James Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo Democrat
Beckham
Kentucky
Columbus
16Th Army Corps
Fort Quimby
Tennessee Artillery
14Th
Lawa
Wisconsin
Col. Scott
Rowley
Williams
16Th
Heaven
Earth
Lewis Stevenson
Wm. Pay
James Webb
Editorials and notices from a Boston era on pacific affairs and theatre
A long list of items covers political rhetoric by the New York Democratic chairman urging conciliatory measures to enforce the Constitution, shipper alerts for Boston and Philadelphia steamers, Mrs Florence’s Boston Theatre benefit, and critiques of the Journal. Other notes include Paris opera costs, unrest and murder in the US borderlands, religious and literary mentions, military affairs, and cultural celebrity gossip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
W. J. Florence
Florence
New York City
Flint & Hall
Central Street
Pearl Street
Wall
N. Y
D. N. Brillings
Kilby Street
Bombardment Advances as Wagner Fort Tightens Its Hold
Special correspondence from Morris Island , S C reports active operations near Fort Wagner with Gen Gilmore's forces advancing, naval launches capturing a rebel barge and seizing Major Lally and Surgeon Chenay. Daily bombardment by New Ironsides and monitors wears down the bombproof as saps approach the fort, rebels endure extreme heat and water scarcity, and a potential surrender looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Herald
Morris Island
S. C
Charleston
Battery Gregg
Gregg
Wagner
Powhatan
Higginson
Fort Sumter
Cummings
General Ripley
Wasajor Lally
Ripley
Chenay
Quartermaster’s Department
Gen. Ripley
Sumter
Johnson
Fort Wagner
New Ironsides
Grant
Monitors
James and Sullivan’s
Blue Jackets
Reamie
Fort Moultrie
Globe Works on Boston Wharf Fire Destroys Shops
A blaze at the Globe Works on the Boston wharf at Foundry Street destroyed wood frame shops for planing, flange, blacksmith and related iron work. Two Monitor ships were under construction there and the loss is estimated at 10,000 to 15,000 dollars, likely insured, delaying December completions. The fire lit the city with a brilliant blaze and follows a recent East Boston fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Boston Wharf
Boston
Foundry Street
East Boston
Knoxville honors generals amid pledge of protection
General Carter urged justice over revenge and praised Knoxville’s people for their courage. Col Saunders was greeted with cheers, Col Gilbert named Military Governor and Carter Provost Marshal General of East Tennessee. A second dispatch notes the right wing near Rosecrans's left and a 250 mile, orderly march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ple
Carter
Knoxville
Col. Saunders
Col
Gilbert
Gen
East Tennessee
Rosecrans
Rebel evacuation and pursuit near Fort Smith report
Leavenworth dispatches arrive detailing Gen Blunt encampment near Cooper and Cabell with 4000 rebels west of the fort. Cabell flees after brief engagement. Col Clark chases 20 miles south. Casualties include eight wounded and Captain Lane killed. Creek Indians desert rebels. McIntosh moves toward Red River. rebels evacuate Little Rock and fortify Fort Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kansas
Fort Smith
Arkansas
Blunt
Cooper
Cabell
Clark
Lane
McIntosh
Red River
Indian Territory
Little Rock
Fort Washington
Fort Wagner and Battery Gregg Captured in Civil War
Official dispatch reports Union forces captured Fort Wagner and Battery Gregg after a night assault. About 1400 troops defended Wagner and 100 to 200 at Gregg. 19 artillery pieces and large ammunition supply seized. Charleston harbor and city now under Union guns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the South
HaLieck
Fort Wagner
Battery Gregg
Cummings Point
Col. Keitt
South Carolina
Charleston
General Frazier Surrenders at Cumberland Gap
A Times despatch from Cumberland Gap reports General Frazier with 2000 men and 14 guns surrendered at 4 pm to General Shackell ford, with Burnside's advance taking control of the Gap. Our forces now occupy Cumberland Gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Times
Cumberland Gap
Frazier
Shackellford
Burnside
Japanese War Tension and Pacific Treasure Dispatches
San Francisco reports arrivals with treasure from Victoria and Oregon totaling 241000. Japanese authorities aim to avert war, but Damios resist, Forts along the Strait attack passing ships, and a British fleet reportedly sails toward Simonishi. Orpheus departs with ore and cargoes. gold shipments from Caraboo district show mixed yields amid favorable mining news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
New York
Brother Jonathan
Victoria
Oregon
England
Damios
Damio
Simowski
Nugoti
Kanagawa
Keper
Simonishi
Prince of
Nagoti
Yeddo
Orpheus
Liverpo
British Columbia
Caraboo
New York Stock and Money Market Report Sept 10
First Board stocks ease as railroads and bonds show mixed gains. Chicago and Rock Island 109, Illinois Central 126, Reading 116, Harlem 1424, Michigan Central 1194, Pacific Mail 224, U.S. certificates 99, Treasuries steady. second board mixed with Cleveland and Toledo 118, Erie 1065, Reading 1173, Cumberland Coal 32. Cotton declines in New York trading at 69 cents. wheat, corn, oats, pork, bacon, lard, butter, whiskey, sugar, coffee, molasses, and oils listed with price ranges and activity notes. freights to Liverpool soft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
First Board
Chicago and Rock Island Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
New York Central Railroad
Reading Railroad
Hudson Railroad
Missouri
Erie Railroad
Galena and Chicago Railroad
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad
Chicago, Burlington and New Railroad
Michigan Central Railroad
Harlem Railroad
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
American Gold
Treasury
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Cleveland and Air Railroad
Ilinois Central Railroad
Michigan Southern Railroad
Ohio
Canada
Chicago
Milwaukee
Iowa
Rangoon
Bond
Sic
Porto Rico
Rio
Java
New Orleans
Ste
Liverpool
Market Climb Stays Steady Amid Loans and Bonds
Thursday reports show robust business across most departments. American Gold drops to 1308 and Sterling to 1433 per cent as money markets remain active. Boston banks begin paying into the Sub-Treasury on a new fifty million loan with Massachusetts proposing a one million eight hundred thousand dollar loan to attract cautious investors. Board of Brokers notes extensive activity with prices in numerous securities and mills, banks, and rail shares closing with steadiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Exchange
Boston
Sub-Treasury
Massachusetts
Board of Brokers
Pacific Mills
Salisbury Mills
Lancaster Mills
Bates
Androscoggin
Ogdensburg
Central
Rutland
Merchants Bank
Hide and Leather
Webster
Mount Vernon
Maine Railroad
Worcester
Cheshire
Eastern
Metropolitan
Vermont
Wilmington
Northern
Middlesex
Lowell
Providence
Old Colony
Newport
South Shore
Cambridge
Canada
Western
Arrest and release of Mayor Anthony in Kansas conflict turmoil
A Leavenworth despatch reports Mayor Anthony was arrested by detectives with troop aid, taken toward Kansas City, then released after two hours of talks with Gen. Ewing. He returned amid cheering crowds and denounced Ewing. Kansas-Missouri tensions spurred large gatherings, speeches, and fiery resolutions urging military and political changes to curb bushwhackers and ensure loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Leavenworth
Anthony
Kansas City
Paolo
Osborne
Schfield
Gen
Lane
Gen. Schofield
Missouri
Kansas
Washington
Department of Kansas
Schofield
Nashville merchants seek removal of trade restrictions
A Nashville deputation visited Secretary Chase to request easing of regulations affecting Nashville and Middle Tennessee. Pending changes in Western commerce rules are likely to grant their objective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nashville
Chase
Middle Tennessee
Chisholm
New York
Charleston Harbor
Fort Sumter
Beauregard
Bee
Fort Moultrie
Supreme Court of the United States
District of Columbia
Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown Railroad Co
Corporation of Washington
Potomac
Also Mentioned on This Page
London Times
Alexandra
Mersey
Clyde
Florida
Norfolk
Alabama
Alexandria
Wilmington, N. C
Daniel Webster
Capo Oe
Minnesota
Paris
Old South Church
Portsmouth
N. H
Deer Creek
Issaquena County
Miss
Renan
Jesus
Samuel Abbott Lawrence
Rocky Mountain
Jim Lane
Lawrence
Jim
Brownlow
Gottschalk
Max Strakosch
Titiens
Paris Opera
Theodore Tilton
Stanton
Philadelphia Age
Pennsylvania
Curtin
Cavass
Abolition Committee
Keystone
Charlotte Cushman
Edwin Booth
John Armstrong
Jersey City
Gettysburg
Great Eastern
Edwin James
Queen’s Counsel
New Jersey
Charles Francis Adams
London
Scotland
Lee
Sir Edwin Landseer
Homburg
Germany
Caboll
Groton, Ct
Lincoln
N. Y. Argus
Kirby Ferguson
A. Lincoln
Vallandigham
Metternich
Alps
Cass
Robert M. T. Hunter
Mexico
Mesdames
Dibdin
London Atheneum
Jack
Bermuda
Eugenia
N. C
St. George
Quebec
Canada East
Lord Lyons
Montreal
Frederickton
N. B
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
South Boston
Telegraphic News
THE
Boston Post
American Telegraph Lines—Office
State Street
Gen. Gilmore
Wagner and Battery
Grege
Q. A. Gilmore
Congress Street
Oah Hall
North Street
Oak Hall
Jes
Mw&et
Jansé
George W Heard
Washington Str
Gen. Burnside
L_oBwes
Gimbrede
Gar
Bankers
United States
Agency
Brewster, Sweet & Co
Union Building
Agency For the Sale OF
Office OF
Spencer, Vila & CO
Secretary of the Treasury
Galloupe & Putnam
Eptf
van Voeck & Tucker
Broad Street
Wall Street
New England
Bank of Commonwealth
Bank of the Republic
Hanover Bank
Epts
Gilbert & Sons
U.S
Aus
O. M. Moulton
D. Ashley & CO
Exchange Place
D. Ashley
WM. Wetherbee
G. H. Watson
Iseoptf
Chi
Baker & Lyman
Boston Stock Exchange Board
Mercantile
JT. S
Devonshire St
Fred T. Brown
Stocks
U. S
Boston Stock and Exchange Board
Havana
Lotte Brry
Sil &O.J
Ao ix
California News
Loring’s Fashionable Store
Washington Street
Robertson
Hamiltton
Manesca
Ollendorf
George R. Lockwood
Roe, Lockwood & Son
Broadway
Crosby & Nichols
West
Ship News
Ship Hound
Foochow
Barks Verbano
Genoa
Marie
Leghorn
P E Carlson
Marseilles
W E Anderson
Cardiff
Eleanor Miller
Nassar
Finance and Business
Mansas
Brokers’ Board
Central 2d
Falls
Min’g Co
Sabakdowwat Oaks
Co Soo Son
Leather
Franklin
Ai 30
Ai 30 & West'n
Union Steamship Co
Emer Mining Co
Ania Ming Co
Newa Coixers
Ates
Apneeue
Madison
B& Worcester RR
Cheshire RR
National M’g Co
Eastern Railroad
North Cliff Min. & Co
Metropolitan RK
Ottawa Ming Co
Middlesex RR
Welbewakest
Wil & BaltRkKe
Petherick
Ciapierese Stare
Acton
Cevasees
Rockland
Bay State
TOG Sn ciQcesbauccsisy
Aacae
Bedford Mining
Wickham Ming Co
Black River
Drei
ASO
Eieduaah
Ae En G
Winthrop Ming Co
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
59Th Regiment of Infantry
Essex
Gould
Mass
John Hodges
M.Y. M
William Schouler
Consorl
Hathaway
J. M. Whittemore & Co
U.S. War Claim Agency
F. W. Jacobs
Jacobs
Geo. T. Angell
Democratic State Central Committee
Constitutional Democratic Club
Court Street
Michael Doherty
Charles J. McCarthy
Joseph Smith T
Holmes
Ward 10
Union Democratic Club
Hospitaller Hay
Atrick Maguire
New Hampshire
Boston Poston
Dorchester
Upper Road
Post Ofice
New England States
John
Hanover Street
Gengembre
Bowdoin Street
H. Woodman
Railroad Exchange
Court Square
John Gilbert, Jr., & CO
Tremont Row
John Gilbert
John C
Charles Clark
Boyle, Miller & CO
S.S. Borie
Covington, Ky
T. J. Dunsar & Co
Cawnpore
Madras
Patna
India
P. M. Parkman
India Wharf
Parkman, Au
Iseopim
Chilson’s
Blackstone Street
Mansfield
Gardner Chilson
Internal Revenue
Aaron Rowe & Co
Washington News
Eastern Queen
Central Wharf
Bath
Richmond
Garaner
Hallowell
Augusta
H H. Hyde
C. A. Richards
Islw
Tennessee
Gazette
Tenn
2D Tennessee
Lowell Institute
Institute
B. E. Cotting
BR. C. Perry
Winter Street
Bond Street
N. B. Falconer &Q
Importers & Commission Merchants
Alpacas
Coburgs
Baratheas
Stella
Church Street
Richardson’s
J. N. Richardson, Sons & Owden
Belfast
Ireland
Michigan
Denny, Rice & CO
Franklin Street
M. J. Mandell
Merchants’ Bank Buildig
John Munroe
American Bankers
Rue DE LA Paix
Jans Eaply
Wellington Burkett
Harry A. Drake
John Cushing
Bath Street
U.S. Treasury
China
Bliake Brothers & Co
General Commission Merchants
Milk Street
William P. Lee
TATE
Mining and Land Company
Stock Exchange
Albert Attwood
Merchants’ Exchange
van den Broek
Clapp, Fuller & Browne
Bankers, Union Building
No. 40
John Brewster
CaHas
A. Sweet
Tealing Exchange
Warren & CO
Custom House
Andros & Cole
Post Office Avenue
Andros
Co. H. Cole
Curtis & Woodbury
Curtis
STAVE
Bush & Mills
Charles Frodshawm
Willard & Son
Bostoms
Wf&mtrans
Rian
Gunerion
Uslitv