Seaboard Arrivals Report Numerous Transatlantic Vessels
Ships arrive at multiple ports as September 11 12 records show transatlantic crossings from New York Liverpool Havre London Montreal and Boston. Vessels include Britannic Minerva Merionethshire Celsus Istrian and Rossmore with arrivals at New York Queenstown Antwerp Avonmouth and Scilly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isis
Sigel
Lea
Eicissi
Leo
Sea Asada
Albany
N. Y
Lear Boston
Mags
Buffalo
Rain
Burlington
Cuarieston
S.C
Chicago
Smoky
Cleveland
Detroit
Mich
Eastport
POM
Jacksonville
Fla
New London
Conn
New Orleans
New York
Norfolk
Oswego
Philadelphia
Penn
Portland
Rochester
Savannah
St. Louis
Washington
Antwerp
Zealand
Hull
Eng
James Barrass
Montreal
Queenstown
Republic
Liverpool
Britannic
Suevia
Hambure
Merionethshire
China
Llanarthen
Cardiff
Minerva
London
Biela
Rio Janeiro
Newark
Rossmore
Baltimore
Scilly
France
Llavre
Boston
Real Estate and Goods Auctionslisted by Sept 14–19
A chaotic listing shows sales and auctions across real estate, boots and shoes, silverware, dry goods, carpets, furniture, stockings, plants, and carriages. Notable firms include Hichborn Co, Oszood & Greenough, Wilmerding Hoguet, Richards & Co, Sullivan bros Libbie, and J. H. Draptr. Events span New York Philadelphia and Newark with varied times from 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. across Sept 14 to Sept 19.
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Jane — P
Samuel Hatch & Ooo
Hichborn & Co
Boots and Shoes
New York
Richards & Co
Boots
Philad
Lippincott, Son & Co
Henry C. Bird & Co
F. D. Osgood
J. H. Osgood
Sullivan Bros
Libbie
Wilmerding, Broguet & Co
Reel
G. M. Atwood
Johnson, Moody & Co
Wilmerding
Hoguet Boots
Philadelphia
Samuel Buntine’s Sons & Co
Henry & Hatch
Suiliver Ware
Henry
Bird & Co
Sullivan Bros. & Libbie
Hatch & Co
Oszood & Greenough
W. R. McKey & Co
Rhodes & Co
A. S. Richards & Co. Ribbons
Samuel Bunting
Sorts & Co
Ee Steamship
J. H. Draptr
Newark
Woo'en Goods
Hoguet
Samuel Bunting’s Sons
R. L. Day & Co
Francis Henshaw & Co
Moses Colman & N
C. T. Walker
Isburgh & Co
Stoking Prices in Miners Stocks Across Markets Today
San Francisco reports today's stock list showing varied prices for mining and metals stocks. Notable entries include Belcher 10, Crown Point 258, Caledonia 2H, Sierra Nevada 124g, Union Consolidated 234, Hale & Norcross 514, Wales 2000, and Yellow Jacket 6 with many entries obscured by OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baudnr Sc
Lest & Belcher
Martin
Mouion
Wenger Cg Grand Prize
Patiokr
Berra
Tip Cop
Iveueee
Union Consolidated
Hale & Norcross
Wales
Yellow Jacket
Baltimore Battle Point Survivors Gather For Anniversary
Nine old defenders of Baltimore met at City Hall and rode to Trinity Church for their annual discourse. Tomorrow they march around the Battle Monument then dine at Druid Hill Park. Seventeen survivors remain aged 83 to 94, with one death in the past year. State holiday means offices closed and Fort McHenry salutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
North Point
City Hall
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
Battle Monument
Druid Hill Park
Fort McHenry
Wicked lawyer and presidential honesty clash in heated speech
In a tense address, a speaker denounces a rival for alleged conflicts and demands an independent inquiry into votes and corruption. He argues a president must be free of personal vendettas and prejudices to truly serve all, pledging not to support a man who cannot meet that standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
House
Senate of the United States
New Orleans
Returning Board
Reat
Te de Gulyer
Credit Mobilier
Peoce
Wheeler
Wilden
Hayes
Warfield
Washington
United States
Republican Candidate Convicted Over Garfield Testimony
Hendricks charges the Republican candidate manipulated Garfield testimony before Congress. He alleges Garfield used an inner Custom House room to meet Louisiana witnesses and craft interrogatories sent to the Returning Board. Garfield’s sworn statements are cited as counterproof to the Journal’s stance.
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Garfield
Cox
Ohio
Amy Mitchell
Custom House
Committee of Congress
Committee of
Democrats
Returning Board
United States
Washington
New Orleans
West Feliciana
Louisiana
Nicholls
Siden
Tilden
Ana Nicholls
Electoral Commission
Hendricks
Marion
Ind
Gen. Garfield
Sherman
Indianapolis Journal
Hayes
West Feliciana Parish
Packard
New York Tribune
John C. New
Republican Central Committee of
Indiana
Congressional
John Sherman
Mr. Kelley
Pennsylvania
West Reliciana
James A. Garfield
Feliciana
St. Charles Hotel
A. TL
James A. Crarfield
Nominations and Campaign Notes Across States
Reports from September 12 note George R. Davis renominated by Republicans in Illinois Second District and John Moore nominated by Greenbacks in Pennsylvania Nineteenth District. Democrats in Connecticut Fourth District say William H. Barnum declined renomination. George W. Peet may replace him. Fenton declines in New York Thirty third District. Hopkinton Democrats list state and local officers. Local notes cover repudiation amendment prospects in Arkansas and party tickets in New Hampshire.
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Chicago
George R. Davis
Gettysburg
Greenbackers
John Moore
New Haven
Conn
William H. Barnum
Congress
Fourth
National Committee
George W. Peet
Canaan
Barnum
Jamestown
N. Y
Thirty-third District
Fenton
Little Rock
Ark
Contoocookk
N. H
Hopkinton
Democratic
M. E. Dodge
Isaac Story
J. D. Merrill
L. K. Parsons
Anson White
J. W. Page
O. M. Hunutoon
Amos Frye
Land and Navy Timelines Highlight 1879 80 Year
The report lists 6 670 507 acres taken under the homestead act in 1879 80 the largest since 1870 and 2 129 905 acres under the timber act. It notes naval assignments at Washington and San Francisco and a Pacific rendezvous. Mint payouts totaled 553 496 in standard silver dollars while 222 509 matched the prior year. Postal changes include appointments in Maine Massachusetts and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Gen. Williamson
The
Land Office
Alexander A. Semmes
Washington Navy Yard
Louis Rempff
San Francisco
Mary A. Wing
Barnard
Piscataquis County
Lewis A. Meeks
East Brimfield
Hampden County
Mass
Leslie E. Warner
Oakville
New Haven County
Conn
Dismissal of Kadir Pasha and cabinet reshuffle in Ottoman Empire
The sultan issues an imperial hatt dismissing Kadir Pasha as Prime Minister and appointing Said Pasha as successor. The cabinet is reorganized with Server Pasha, Assim Pasha, Nazif Pasha, Raif Pasha, and Kiamil Pasha in new posts while other ministers retain positions.
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Kadir Pasha
Constantinople
Said Pasha
Aarife Pasha
Assim Pasha
Abeddin Pasha
Nazif Pasha
Raif Pasha
Kiamil Pasha
Munif Effendi
Nighttime Shootings Reported in Several Cities
In Plainfield New Jersey early Saturday a colored coachman named John Johnson killed Samuel Williams during a quarrel over his sister in law and was arrested. In Providence Rhode Island Mrs. Jennie Reynolds wounded Patrick Farley in a house quarrel and was seized. In Illinois Lewis Butler, a colored ex convict, died from a back wound after a fight and Denis McSweeney was arrested for murder. In Rockford Ed Regan was shot by a night watchman after a street disturbance. the coroner cleared the watchman of blame.
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Plainfield
N. J
John Johnson
William B. Lewis
Samuel Williams
Williams
Johnson
Providence
R.I
Jennie Reynolds
Patrick Farley
Lamb Street
CubicaGo
Lewis Butler
Victoria Alley
Denis McSweeney
Butler
Rockford
Ed Regan
Regan
New Grace
New Bedford
Tonawenda Valley Railroad
William H. Rhode
Reading
Senor Viadislas Cabrera
Lima
United States
Bolivia
Little Rock
Ark
Westchester Polo Club
New York
Anson J. Upson
Auburn Seminary
James Thomas Dejamette
Danville
Court of Appeals
Eulalie Payette
Montreal
Nickel Smith
Hudson County Grand Jury
Mary O’connor
Frank Pond
Joseph E. Pond
Bath
N. H
Conant & Co
Covington
Joe Saunders
Lawrence
Beauregard
Philadelphia
Saratoga
Mth
Patterson
Aztec Club
Hancock
William 8. Phillips
South Chelmsford
Mass
EB. B. Parrow and Son
Luster
Shawhan’s
Independence
Clayton Hililsman
Two Workmen Die After Lamp Fight at Foundry Dock
In Chicago two unloading workers, William Doyle and Timothy Connell, quarreled at the Union Steel Foundry dock on Ashland Avenue. They seized kerosene lamps and, after cursing, hurled them at each other. The lamps ignited, both men were badly burned, Doyle died, Connell in critical condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Union Steel Foundry
Ashland Avenue
William Doyle
Timothy Connell
Former bank official arrested for $50,000 embezzlement
Philadelphia report says Joseph Tapson, ex secretary of the Provident Savings Bank of London, was detained on charges of misappropriating deposits over four to five years amounting to about 50000 dollars. He initially denied identity but confessed after police confirmation. He is slated for a hearing before the United States Commissioner tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Tapson
Metropolitan Railway Company
Provident Savings Bank of London
Eng
Gordon
United States
Wimley and Millis Seek Somerset Murder Suspect
J M Wimley and James Millis journeyed through Evansville en route to Somerset where Wimley’s brother is held under death sentence for the alleged murder of Millis who vanished from Somerset fourteen years ago and was found missing until Wimley located him near Ford s Ferry Kentucky last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evansville
Ind
J. M. Wimley
James Millis
Somerset
Wimley
Millis
Ford’s Ferry
Bottling driver crashes into children injuring group and an elderly man
William Duffy, a bottling plant driver, drove drunkenly through a street crowd in Wilmington. He ran over Isaiah M. West, 80, crushing the chest and breaking ribs. West cannot live. Two children are seriously hurt and several more slightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
Del
William Duffy
Isaiah M. West
West
Chicago test races award prizes to men and horses
In Chicago on September 12 the men claimed the first, fourth and fifth prizes in the 156 hour test races with Byrne 578, Krohne 535, Colston 529 leading the men. Horses Betsy Baker 568, Rose of Texas 545, Buardhman s entry 527, Dunn s entry 525 in the finish also earned prizes of 2000, 1000, 500, 250, 150 and 100 dollars.
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Chicago
Byrne
Krohne
Colston
Betsy Baker
Rose of Texas
Buardhman
Dunn
Baltimore Prepares 140th Anniversary Celebration Plans
Baltimore authorities and civic societies organize activities for the 140th anniversary of the city’s founding with events and formal ceremonies outlined for the coming weeks and months.
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Baltimore
Survivor of Vera Cruz recounts wreck and escape
From Jacksonville a survivor John Connell, a coal passer, tells of the Vera Cruz wreck on August 27. He describes lifeboat drift, raft escapes, and aid from New Smyrna residents before landing ashore twelve miles below the wreck site. He notes Brazilian passenger O P Silvio reached shore separately and that underwriters plan to send him to Charleston.
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New York
Jacksonville
Vera Cruz
John Connell
Mr. Smith
W. M. Lowery
New Smyrna
Magnolia
Gen. Torber
O. P. Silvio
Charleston
Cork
Ireland
Will of Adelaide Neilson Granted in NY Probate
Probate of the late Adelaide Neilson is granted with an estate sworn under 125000 dollars not counting Chicago property. The will names favored relatives and friends including Mrs Good all, Mrs Stephens, Mrs Brown, Mrs Pos an actor Edward Compton, and Admiral H. Carr Glyn as residue beneficiary.
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New York
Abraham Wolfgang
Smith
William B. Wetmore
West Point
Miles
Pepe
John Smith
Henry Harney
Wyoming
Harney
President Hayes Receives Address from Evicted Settlers in San Francisco
In San Francisco on September 12 the President and Mrs Hayes attended church at the First Methodist. Bishop Simpson, temporarily in the city, suffered a convulsive chill during his sermon and was taken to a nearby house with improved condition later. Settlers from Fresno, Musselsboro, and Tulare counties presented an address to Hayes on the land eviction dispute with the Southern Pacific Company and urged him to visit Hanford and review the case now in U S Court. The President pledged to act for the settlers within his constitutional powers.
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New Orleans
Bellaire
Garfield
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Congres
Kelloge
Returning Board
Julian
Mr Julien
James Garfield
San Francisco
Hayes
First Methodist Church
Simpson
Capt. Goodall
Guv. Perkins
Fresno County
Musselsboro
Tulare County
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Hanford
United States
Harris Named General Manager of Central Railroad NY&LBR Lines
In Lone Branco New Jersey on September 11 judge Lathrop the central railroad of New Jersey receiver created a new office of general manager Joseph S Harris was appointed to the post Harris takes control of the Central railroad of New Jersey the New York and Long Branch Railroad and other leased lines and reports only to Receiver Lathrop of the board of directors
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Lone Branco
N. J
Lathrop
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Joseph S. Harris
Harris
New York and Long Branch
Tin Can Factory Fire at Baltimore Assails Large Plant
Baltimore witnesses a major blaze at the Smith & Wicks tin can factory on Bowly and Mill streets. The one story brick mill, 250 by 60 feet, employing 350 to 400 workers, suffered extensive damage with losses over 50 thousand dollars and priceless stock destroyed. The adjacent lumber yard also faced about 4 thousand dollars in damage, fully insured.
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Baltimore
Smith & Wicks
Bowly
Mill Streets
Heise & Bruns
Meriden
Conn
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Fairfield
Heise & Brun
Prof. Agassiz
Castle Hill
Newport
R. I
Alexander Agassiz
Cambridge
Quincy A. Shaw
Europe
FaLt River
Mass
Border City
Foxsboro
Eliza Post
Norfolk Insurance Company
Dedham North Weymovths
Lewis Beak
Seastreet
Augustus Beals
Bingham Mutual
Swanton
B. H. Smalley
Poncas Favor Return to Niobrara Homes Says Observers
A joint letter by observers reports on Ponca conditions after returning from the Indian Territory. They describe river crossing hardships, interactions with Sioux leaders, aid received, and 250 acres of corn under drought pressure. The writers urge Poncas be allowed to reclaim ancestral lands and pursue self support under Standing Bear’s philosophy.
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Indian Territory
Niobrara River
Standing Bear
Nebraska
Dakota
Niobrara
Ponca Reservation
Eugene H. Avery
Eat
The
Presbyterian Church
Sioux City
Owa
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Webb
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Beltzhoover
Beltzhoever
Rossi
Frederick R. Kelly
D. D. Kelly
Naples
America
Salvini
Connecticut
Ingersoll
Republican Fund
Advertiser
Maine
Blaine
Meteorologica
New England
Opservweer
Signal Service
U.S. A
Ckuessiussses
Wright
B. M. Porsson
Sergeant Signal Corps
General Weather Report
War Department
United States Army
Entertainments
Globe Theatre
Park Theatre
Lawn Venns
Howard Athen
Kit Thealtre
Arkansas Traveler
Evenin Gaiety Theatre
Leavitt
Boslon Museum
SF Lalleck
Alhambra — Brown’s Brigade
Boston Music Hall
California
Mr. Hendricks
Boston Post
Biddeford
Davis
Gen. Plaisted
Aroostook
Madawaska
Boutelle
Milliken
York
Washington News
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Niger
Gallieri
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Zamindwar
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Hendaye
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Duke of Sexto
Madrid
Mercedes
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Candahar
Viceroy of India
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Roberts
Maj
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Sandeman
Sibi
Stewart
Order of the Bath
Madras Presidency
India
Ragusa
Paris
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Burrows
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House of Commons
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St. Petersburg
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Odessa
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Ing
Latrobe
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Ne Stark
James McGuire
William Edward
John Keene
Eppin
Geri
Bayless
Rose Eppinger
Cape Canavral
Joseph Bayless
Cook
Eric the Red
T. New
Brooklyn
Vernon H. Brown & Co
Allen
Gotham Gleanings
Adelaide Neilson
the Presidential Party
Leadville
Denver
Col
District Court
Pitkins Guards
Bakewell
Ida Townsend
West Brighton Beach
Coney Island
Dudley
Quinebaug Village
Stevens
Wm. Sole
New Boston
Des Moines
Peterson Bros
Arcadia
Carroll County
Cumberland
J. W. Cook & Co
Tuckertown
N.J
Brazes Mills
Osbornvile
Carp
Can
Dooley
Culloden
Dr. Buchanan
St. Clair
John Norris
Philadelphia Record
M.v.chapman
Buchanan
Gen
Sheridan
Colorado
Michael O’connor
Pawtucket Navigation Company
Merrimac River
Mitchells Falls
James Ogle
John Andrews
Lancaster
Canada
Board of Trade
Fall River
Cincinnati
O. Joseph Longwork
Julius Dexter
James A. Frazer
G. K. Shoenberger
P. R. Neff
New Jersey
Long Branch
John Winters
Winters
Terrence Scanlon
Frederick A. Pratt
Newport Artillery
Chamber of Deputies
Treasury
St. John
N. B
John Drury
W. Chipman Drury
Dove’s Hall
Plymouth
John Murray
Leonard Butler
Ierbert Bartlett
Bartlett
Charles Dunham
Herbert Bartlett
Frank Weston
Dunham
Weston
A. L. Riggs
Santee Agency
Edgar Vanderbilt
T. M. Sinclair
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Neb
Ernesto Rossi
Messrs. Tompkins & Hill
Boston Theatre
Signor Rossi
Sarah Bernhardt
Miss Bernhardt
Messrs. Tompkins
Domenico Scafati
Mr. Rossi
Becth
Fechter
King Lear
Louis Eleventh
Nero
Sullivan
Macbeth
Palermo
Frederick Robert Kelly
Riviera di Chiaia
Italy
Ship News
Bark Triton
Keith
Pacific Ocean
Mongamie
J & W KR Wing
Cape Horn
Bermuda
Briz St Jose
Bentelanzo
Demerara
Lisbon
Triton
Sondon
Capri
Gbejsitana
New
Shetland Islands
Dobbins
Cragiv & Co
State Street
Josiah Pitkin
Chelsea, Vt
Hood
P. J. Jordan
New York Museum of
Boston Post Office
Hartford
New York City
Devonshire Street
Cor
Summer Street
Merchants’ Row
Commercial Wharf
Atlantic Avenue
Commercial Street
Military Department
Oak Hall
G. W. Simmons& Son
North Street
Macallar
Japan
Oriental Tea Company
Ssand
Court Street
Comley-Barton Company
Woolf
Sked
Djakh
Djill
Boston Museum
R. R. M. Field
Messrs
Barron
Warren
Wilson
Haworth
Hudson
Nolan
Miss Clarke
Miss Davenport
Sardou
Louis Aldrich
Charles T. Parsloek and Company
Hice
New Burlesque
Tompkins & Hill
Proprietore
S. Chanfray
Berzins
Hilleck’s
Alhambra
City Point
T. KE. Halleck
Brown’s Brigade Band
H.C. Brown
Goullaud
Tremont St
South Boston Horse Railroad
Selstr
Gaiety Theatre
J. Wentworth
B. Leavitt
Gigantic Specialty CO
Normandy
Selstt
Winter St
Howard Atheneum
WM. Harris
Snellbaker and Benton’s Majestic
Hoop
Hoon
Hooa
C.J. Hood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
Buntinc
Lewando
Temrte Place
Crarles
Emerson’s
Aaron B.gay
Metropolitan Journal
Democratic Journal
Andrew Jackson
Chauncy-Hall School
Institute of Technology
Williams & Co
Clarke’s
Lee & Shepard’s
NEW England Conservatory
Tourier
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