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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1873

Page

2

Dreaming Mystery Sheriff Chipp Loses 14000 Bonds

Oyster Bay residents read of a New York tale where Mr Chipp, a prominent local speculator, dreamed robbers would seize his bonds. He found his safe opened and over 14000 in government bonds missing, with no clear clue. Also reports panic sermons by Frothingham and Talmage, a Havana lottery attachment dispute, a boiler explosion at King & Co, and Treasury notes on the panic easing.

Richardson New York Philadelphia Washington Wall Street Stock Exchange Chipp Oyster Ray Oyster Bay Kelsey Twe O. B. Frothingham Talmage Hatch Church of God Brooklyn Supreme Court August Belmont & Co Richard Peniston E. D. Whitney Peniston Philadelpha Fancher Tenth Avenue Charles King & Co King & Co Bank of the Commonwealth Bank of North America Jay Cooke & Co Fisk & Hatch E. D. Randolph Union Trust Company Carlton Trust Company Dr Carlton Commodore Vanderbilt Lake Shore Abingdon Square Savings Bank Atlantic Savings Bank Bleecker Street Savings Bank Clinton, Excelsior West Side New York Savings Banks Bowery Savings Bank New Amsterdam Savings Bank Irving Savings Bank Broadway Savings Bank Union Dime Savings Bank Seamen’s Savings Bank Fifth Ward Savings Bank Jersey City Mercantile Pet Avery Exchange Clearing House Sub-Treasury Clearing House Committee Treasury Gold Exchange Bank Gold Room E. B. Wesley Isaac H. Bailey Commonwealth National Hudson River Chicago Northwestern Ohio Miss Rock Island Union Pacific Western Union Telegraph London United States Evening Post Jay Cooke McCulloch & Co F. O. French Foote & French Boston Edward Sweet & Co A. F. Abbot Waterbury National Bank Union National Bank of the Express Freedmen’s Washington City Secretary of the Treasury Navy Jay Cooke, McCulloch & Co National Treasury Wilson Europe Newton N. J G. L. Smith Woodward Main Street Cramer L of Woodward’s Masonic Hall Ryerson Kinsella Dr Stuart Peter Cameon New York Sun Fifth Avenue Hotel Henry Clews Grant

Gould Advises Partial Release to Avert Financial Crash

Jay Gould, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel, tells a Tribune reporter he has not been consulted by officials but urges issuing a portion of the 44 million to ease the money market. He warns a general crash could rock the country unless action is taken as he has anticipated for months. He then joins investors and converses with Gen Casey.

New York Express Company First National Bank Philadelphia Pennsylvania Central State Keystone Paterson N.J New York and Oswego Midland Railway Wall Street Trenton N. J Albany N. Y Albany Savings Bank Home Savings Bank National Buffalo H. W. Burt & Co Burt & Co Chicago Slater Savings Institution National Banks Cincinnati Little Rock Ark Memphis Howard Association New Orleans NEW Orleans, Sept. 21.—In Response To A Teleram From the Medical Faculty Shreveport Louisiana Levisee Looney B. Hi. Sale Lieut Woodruff United States Engineers Wise Howards Retary Richardson Gen. Babcock Morton Secor Roberon Sharpe van Schaick Seligman Orton Western Union Temple Bee George Opdyke James Nder Senator West Robert Lennox Kennedy Isaac H. Bailey Gen Sanford Adams Express Company President Vail Bank of Commerce John H. Hoey Wm. Scott Erie George Yoer Henry Clews Prospect R. Sharp New York Loan and Indemnity Company Vail Richardson High Court Grant John J. Cisco Morgan Rufus Hatch Reverdy Johnson Treasury Commodore Vanderbilt Messrs Opdyke Clews Etter United States Union League Club National and Savings Bank Mr Johnson Senator Secretary Richardson Johnson Opdyke Sun Senator Morton Washington Gen. Hillhouse Gen. Sharpe Jay Gould Savings Bank Vanderbilt Party Bankers National Bank Augustus Schell Fifth Avenue James F. Casey Mr Casey Casey Robeson Thomas Murphy John Hoey The Commercial Bank Chapman Stock Exchange Fifth Avenue Hotel Congress Baltimore Newport Bikar Twenty-sixth Street Cortlandt Street N. S. Tribune Montreal Brevoort House KR. B. Angus Bank of Montreal C. Ashworth Merchants’ Bank of Canada John Molson Molson’s Bank of Montreal Wm. Richardson A. T. Gait Thomas Caserbill Exchange Bank of Canada G. A. Drummond Redpath & Son William H. Vanderbilt Commodore Gen. Grant Miliam H Vanderbilt Oliver Charlick Harlem William R. Travers New York Tribune Tribune Gould Gen. Casey

British fleet in Alicante threatens bombardment amid Civil War

In Alicante the entire British fleet sits in the harbor as insurgent ironclads threaten bombardment. The British Admiral demands a four day armistice, supported by foreign consuls. Garibaldi offers service to the Republic, which Castelar declines. Censorship tightens, Cartagena’s insurgent end nears, and Alicante’s governor refuses Cabreras' surrender summons as Cartagena declares independence.

Madrid Sert Alicante Garibaldi Senor Castelar Spain Cartagena Cabreras Numancia

Costly fine for publishing criticisms on Tichborne trial report

London dispatch describes Chief Justice Cockburn fining theCheltenham Chronicle editor 750 for criticizing the Tichborne claimant trial and warning of imprisonment for repeat offences. The steamer Murillo is detained at Dover by Admiralty orders after arriving from the Northfleet disaster. A violent clash erupts at Bury St Edmunds as Irish protesters clash with police, causing injuries and property damage amid fears of renewed disturbances.

London Cockburn Cheltenham Chronicle Murillo Northfleet Dover Admiralty Bury St. Edmonds

Arrival of the King of Italy at Berlin

The King of Italy arrived in Berlin after taking leave from Emperor Francis Joseph. He was greeted with cordiality by the Court and enthusiasm by the people. General Manteuffel, former Commander-in-Chief of the German army of occupation in France, has been appointed a Field Marshal.

Italy Berlin Army OF Occupation Francis Joseph Manteuffel France

Emperor appoints Victor Emanuel honorary Austrian colonel

Vienna September 21 Emperor Francis Joseph names King Victor Emanuel an honorary colonel of an Austrian regiment.

Vienna Francis Joseph King Victor Emanuel

Count de Chambord Assures Peaceful Policy if Crowned

Paris dispatch reports the Count de Chambord promising a peaceful policy should he ascend the French throne. The assurance aims to quell fears of turmoil and reassure observers amid ongoing monarchist expectations.

Count DE Chambord Paris Chambord

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