Internal Revenue ruling on special tax for each fair stand
The Internal Revenue Bureau issues guidance for liquor and tobacco dealers at county fairs. Separately operated stands within the fair grounds trigger a separate special tax, while regular dealers may operate a single stand under existing stamps if they register anew before resuming full business.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
The Balloon Failure in New York and Brooklyn Fires
New York reports the Wise balloon voyage abort due to strong wind after crowds gathered for inflation. Prophesied voyage postponed to tomorrow amid debate if it’s a hoax. Baltimore fire devastates Holliday Street Theatre and nearby buildings, with heavy losses and uninsured damage. Additional blazes hit Brooklyn and Providence. Memphis saw a large sawmill fire with major losses and no insurance.
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Wire
George
Wright
Stokes
Kelsey
Green
Brooklyn
Holoken
BOWD
Warehouse
Cheap Transportation Association
New York
Wise
Capitoline
Europe
Prof. Wise
Mr Donaldson
Memphis
Tenn
G. M. Venable
Wolf River
Salmeron Elected President of Cortes in Madrid
Salmeron has been elected President of the Cortes by a unanimous vote. The Cortes has voted urgency upon bills granting the Government extraordinary powers and calling out reserves. It also imposes a fine on deputies absent from sessions and authorizes a loan contract for 100000000 pesetas. Discussion on these measures will start today.
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Treasury Department
Richardson
United States
Henry D. Cooke
Kilkenny
Butler
Howe
Cambridge
Gov
Washburn
Baver
Committee On
Gen. Butler
Committee On Credentials
Bullock
Gov. Bullock
Massachusetts
Republican Party
John Quincy Adams
Washington
Times
California
Col. Rice
Worcester
Rice
Gloucester
Commonwealth
Merrill
Lawrence
Green
Hamilton Hall
Grant
D. C. Cotton
Norfolk
Gazette
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Ward Six
Beacon Street
Angrain
Credential Committee
Clarke
Roxbury
Henry Wilson
Whig Party
Arden
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Republican Senate
House of Representatives
Senate of
Congress
Daniel Webster
Timothy Pickering
Charles Sumner
Congress of the United States
Congress of the
Hoar
United States Congress
Madrid
Senor Salmeron
Cortes
St. Leger Stakes Won by Marie Stuart at Doncaster
The St Leger Stakes at Doncaster today was won by Marie Stuart with Doncaster second and Kaiser third among eight finishers from nineteen entries. The report notes cholera in London alongside race results.
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Marlfe Stuart
London
Marie Stuart
Doncaster
Kaiser
Hartford
Conn
Plainville Park
Arthur
Rose Standish
Boston
Zephyr
Newburgh
N. Y
Jimmy Norton
Lexington
Waverly
Stanford
Philadelphia
Point Breeze Park
Sir Knight
Joker
Clementine
Vessels Driven Ashore During Gale at Magdalen Islands
The American cutter Woodbury reports aeweasels driven ashore by the gale on the 24th at the Magdalen Islands. The steamer Commerce arrived to assist, two or three schooners were said to be wrecked, and the Woodbury will sail for Boston this evening.
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Halifax
Woodbury
Magdalen Islands
Commerce
Boston
Fire at Gorham Co Silver Plate Works in Providence
Special Despatch to the Boston Post reports a morning blaze in Gorham & Co Silver Plate Manufacturing Establishment Providence. Fire started in the roof at about 20 minutes to 6 o clock, hydrants failing due to the building’s height. Upper story burnishing and photograph rooms damaged. loss estimated at $5000, fully insured.
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Baltimore
Holliday Street
Holliday
Sun
American and Gazette Offices
Western Union Telegraph Office
St. Nicholas Hotel
Frey. Walpert * Co
John T. Ford
G St. Nicholas
Front Street
Baltimore Opera House
Exurle
Bisess
Wm. G. Albert
Baltimore City College
Board of School Commissioners
Frey. Walpert & Co
North
Gay Street
Hartford
South Street
Firnh
Charles Homers
Olliday Street
Getz
Lenton
Nellie
Walnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia
Holliday Street Theatre
United States
Ford
Grand Opera House
Boston Post
Providence
Gorham & Co
Atlantic steamers report collisions and wrecks at sea
Halifax reports City of Brussels meeting City of Bristol in tow after Bristol cargo vessel damaged. Charleston notes brig HF Kennedy ashore near Follybreakers with 425 tons guano likely lost. New York mentions steamship Virginia reporting a vessel bottom up and wreckage off Sable Island. Reform arrives from London with extensive mast and deck damage from a gale on August 25.
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New York
Newfouthaland
Upernavik
Northumerland Island
Tyson
Tife
Littleton Island
Buddington
Esquimaux
Polaris
Cape York
Greenland
Labrador
Labracor
Juniata
St. John
Halifax
City of Brussels
England
City of Bristol
Bristol
Charleston
Weymouth
Virginia
Wapita
Glace Bay
Sable Island
Reform
London
Elections in Denver and county show personal voting trend
Voters across Denver and county ballots largely ignored party lines, preferring individual candidates. Scratching was universal, with most citizens’ tickets straight Republican or citizens’ tickets rare. Officials expect allies of citizens’ candidates to win key county posts while the legislative ticket remains closely split. Saloon closures noted until 6 PM.
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Denver
Colk
Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Routs. Princeton Opens
In Philadelphia Athletics ten Boston nine? The text reports Philadelphia-Athletics, 10. Bostons, 4. Princeton College opened yesterday. The Hon. A. Ramsay has returned his back pay into the Treasury. The steamer Tuscarora has arrived at Seattle for a preliminary survey for a cable between America and Japan, starting at Cape Flattery. Caleb Gunning accuses Irving of falsehood regarding the Nathan murder, while Irving claims no involvement and Mrs Irving suspects his insanity.
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Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Josera
St. Sonne
Newrovuspiann
Serr
Hox
Grover M. Rosgson
Juniata
Tigress
Upernavik
Littleson Island
de Long
Tessuisak
Cape Yak
Gireen
Littleton Island
Long
Cape Yax
Cisco
Labrador
D. L. Bratyn
U.S. N
Northumberland Island
Pate
Kane
Tyson
Litt Island
Eecome
Ike
Philadelphia
Athletics
Bostons
Princeton College
A. Ramsay
Treasury
Tuscarora
America
Japan
Seattle
Cape Flattery
Washington Territory
Steamers Arrived at New York Harbor From Brest
Steamers arriving in New York report ships from Brest including Glamorgan and Europa in port. Noted vessels Manhattan Virginia and Cuba Garden also listed, with routes showing Atlantic crossings ending at New York on September 10.
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Manhattan
Virginia
Cuba
Europa
Brest
Glamorgan
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Northampton
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Essex
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Lymmae
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Orange
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E. H. Chisao
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Cape District
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Island
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Holt
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Gen. Benton
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Telegraphic Notes
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