British demand for U S grain linked to English agri crisis
The piece notes England faces cereals deficiency due to weak agriculture and estimates a shortfall near fifty million quarters. It predicts five hundred million dollars will be spent abroad for grain and flour before the next harvest, drawing upon U S grain surpluses. It cites a British Parliament report showing U S exports rising and a jump in imports of American animals into Britain from 1823 to 1878.
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Labor unrest spreads across English mills and districts
England faces growing labor troubles as Preston Spinning and Manufacturing runs 45 000 spindles and 750 looms on short time while Leigh mills close leaving 700 idle. Hyde spinners to vote on district wide stoppage. Glasgow fears Sumner's Mills closure and a second mill to run short time. Winter suffering looms with 3 080 penniless in Middleborough.
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Haynes elected to School Committee in joint Aldermen vote
In a joint convention last evening the Board of Aldermen and the School Committee chose Henry W. Haynes to fill a vacancy on the School Committee. The committee also confirmed several teachers and set salaries for special instructors in French and German. The day’s news includes rowing, politics, sports, and a remote conflict update, reflecting active civic and athletic scenes.
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Shipping Movements Across Atlantic Ports on Sept 23
The log shows multiple vessels departing and arriving at major ports. Entries include Westphalia from Hamarg, Marathon from Boston to Liverpool, Euclid from Baltimore to London, and Helvetia from New York to Liverpool, with others such as Linhope, Fescaha, Horace, Meath, and Bessarabia sailing or arriving at Antwerp, Havre, Bordeaux, Glasgow, and Rotterdam. Also listed are vessels like Abyssinia and Nestorian in New York and Halifax, reflecting a busy transatlantic traffic snapshot.
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Belt and the Championship of the World in New York
Madison Square Garden hosts a long distance walking contest with Rowell leading early and steadily gaining mile by mile. Hart the colored boy faces cramps but recovers, while Weston, Hazael, Guyon, Merritt and Ennis race the track through day and night as crowds thin but betting intensifies.
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President and generals tour Illinois with quiet reception
The President and Generals Sherman and Sherman idled through Illinois with friends, delivering brief talks at railway stations. The Chicago leg reported by the New York Herald found little enthusiasm and no formal honors. goodwill existed without notable manners or public display of interest.
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Mormon Emigrant Arrivals Do Not Signal Defiance
The Herald's Washington special notes that recent Mormon emigrants arriving from Europe do not show European governments defying the State Department circular. The issue awaits formal presentation to foreign governments, as foreign ministers were away from posts when the circular reached our agents abroad.
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Bismarck Andrassy Reach Peaceful Common Policy Deal
London dispatch reports Vienna talks between Bismarck and Andrassy produced an agreement that German and Austrian interests on pending European questions are identical and that both empires can press them peacefully. The Times correspondent notes Russian press pressure aided consolidation of Germanic interests and warns against Panslavist plans. Bismarck signals readiness for war to secure peace and outlines tariff and communication arrangements between Austria and Germany. Bismarck also visited the Papal Nuncio in Vienna.
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Russian Advance Column Defeated at Geok Tepe
Simla reports from Persia confirm two sources that the Russian advance column was defeated by Tekke Turcomans at Geok Tepe with 700 killed. Russians retreat toward Burma as populations flee. A telegraph from Gen. Lomakin notes movements near Kopet Dagh and Gurun with no Turcomans encountered at Bashi and Beurma. Tekkes feared to regroup at Geok Tepe to resist the expedition.
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Slaveholders threaten to free slaves to stop arson
Maprio, Sept. 28 The Cortes will reopen November 3. Cuban slaveholders present a memorial urging a quick resolution of the slavery issue. They warn that unless swift steps are taken, planters may free their slaves to prevent property from being burned. The government hopes proprietors will cooperate with the Captain General of Cuba in a patriotic spirit.
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Mingo, More Trouble Feared in Haiti
From Havana dated Sept 23 and St Thomas advices the prospect of unrest grows as Prince Waldemar of Denmark is due for reception in the region. Port au Prince and Gonaives report a major fire and a move to appoint a new Legislative Assembly, with no clear presidential outcome yet. Peace holds in Santo Domingo to Sept 10.
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Trade Sale in Austria Warns U S Meat Exporters
Washington reports Mr Kasson, the American minister to Austria, warns U S exporters to guard meat quality and the conduct of their Austrian consignors and agents. He notes strong opposition from influential circles and that local authorities have condemned American dams, though the Imperial Government has not acted.
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Paris and London dispatches on Greek Egyptian plans and Jewish enfranchisement
London reports complete understanding between Salisbury and Waddington on Greek and Egyptian questions. Paris notes on Berlin treaty emancipation of Jews moving forward in Romania. Rome says German Vatican talks may resume, with papal nuncio to Vienna to propose practical plans. Cairo sources claim the Khedive asked for troops to Massawah. Bayou d’Or wins Newmarket three year olds stakes. Bank of Montreal stock dips then recovers. US envoy Walker pushes Germany toward bimetallic standard. Toulouse judge health provocation case. French grape crop quality and quantity poor.
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Price Manor will estate settle four wives will case
A New York Sun letter details Col. Walter W. Price who died at Price Manor on Lake George. Four wives claimed rights to his million-dollar estate. penalties and settlements followed with judges Crane and Brown guiding the will's final accounting. The will divides wealth among six children with substantial legacies for sisters and a residuary estate. The estate's real property valued at about a half-million, executors named, and special guardians appointed as minors approach 35.
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Erie Stock Advances On Rumors Of Management Change
New York reports Erie stock rose to 215-8 amid rumors of a management shift with talks of Jewett resigning from Erie receivership and Sydney Dillon taking over at the November election. Some see a Wabash Union Pacific tie in a transcontinental deal, others doubt the rumors. Common stock up to 28 3-4 percent. second bonds at 76 1-8.
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Fire damages four story block in Chicago on Water and Market
A four story brick building at Water and Market in Chicago, housing Durand Bros wholesale grocers as a storehouse Cragin Chandler as coal scuttle makers Manson Nickerson as merchants and others, suffered $2,500 damage insured for 13,000. Stocks burned totaled 40,000. Losses also reported in Baltimore and Toronto fires.
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Fall Meeting at Narragansett Park Opens Amid Fair Attendance
Providence reports Narragansett Park opened with good weather and fair attendance. Two races were held with detailed purse structures and times. Nearby Louisville results included Mistake winning a three-quarter mile dash, Ecker capturing a 1.5 mile handicap, and Good Night winning the mile dash.
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Funeral for Daniel Drew Held at Brewster In Private Cemetery
Remains of Daniel Drew were transported by special train to Brewster New York where a funeral was well attended. Services were held at the Methodist Church and the body was buried on the Drew farm. Also noted were large gold bullion aboard the steamship Westphalia and a report of a fire injury in Brooklyn. Flags marked Paul Jones centennial and Hudson River Tunnel Company work resuming in Jersey City. A cricket match reported with Irish team 197 Americans 51.
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Hanlan Will Not Row Courtney Until Health Improves
Toronto reports Hanlan, plagued by poor health since returning from England, may skip the Chautauqua Lake race against Courtney unless in perfect trim. He weighs below racing weight at 151 pounds and must regain form before training. A new shell was launched this morning as plans shift to October 16 after a postponement arranged by Baldwin’s group.
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Fifty years ordained Father Quevillion honored in Pittsfield
In Pittsfield Massachusetts on September 23 the fiftieth anniversary celebration of Rev Father Quevillion pastor of the French Catholic Church began with a torchlight procession. The venerable priest aged 74 was escorted to the crowded Academy of Music by Catholic societies and a band. Present were visiting priests Fathers Lavalle Leclerc and Lajoie among others.
Grand ovation for Grant at California Theatre San Francisco
A vast San Francisco audience cheered Gen. Ulysses S Grant at the California Theatre during the Color Guard performance. Guardsmen enhanced the scene as Grant bowed and later enjoyed a reception with the Methodist Conference and local citizens. He planned a visit to the Produce Exchange the next day.
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Stormy Fall River Aldermen Session Over Townsend Shooting
At a heated Fall River meeting Aldermen debated a $590 reward for Townsend shooting arrest, with Lunney opposing and Lindsey mocking the idea. A tie vote then set a $250 reward. The Police Committee recommended boosting forces to 100. News of the spinners strike suggested it nears end as some return to work while others are persuaded to stay out. Jefferson Borden declared bankrupt in Taunton.
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Yellow fever report from Memphis and New Orleans
Memphis reports thirteen white and three colored cases with one death Isaac Cornelius. Howard Association donations total 33785 and its medical corps to be reduced by half. Twenty Howard nurses deployed. State officials plan to oppose a court injunction on cotton trading. Thermometer ranges 63 to 84. New Orleans reports 30 cases and 10 deaths in Morgan City, seven cases and four deaths at Berwick s Bay. Dr Bemis sends inspector to Labadieville to verify fever cases.
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Democrats purge Tammany from state committee meeting
In New York on September 23 the Democratic State Committee organized with Tammany members excluded. Five Tammanyites present were told they were not wanted and departed. Resolutions condemned Tam many and declared vacant the seats held by Tammany representatives.
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Bodies Found Near Patuxent After Vessel Collision
Two bodies floated ashore near the mouth of the Patuxent River and are believed to be from the schooner sunk a week earlier by the Spanish steamer Puerto Rico. The oyster pungy Priscilla Beach, missing since the accident, is presumed lost with all hands.
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Drowned man from Turner’s Island and Maine court actions
Darius Palmer fell from the Eastern Railroad bridge on Turner’s Island and drowned. The September term of the Supreme Judicial Court opened in Farmington with 280 civil and 25 criminal cases. Whitney versus Maine Central Railroad yielded a $1300 verdict on retrial. Agriculture fairs opened in Damariscotta Skowhegan and Berwick with strong displays and large attendance. In Rockland the SJC sentenced Samuel D. Haines to life for murder of James P. Robbins.
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Resignation of Hon A M Shaw from Northern Railroad
NEW HAMPSHIRE. Hon A M Shaw of Lebanon resigns as director of the Northern Railroad after over thirty years service. Thomas P Raymond of Boscawen found dead in his barn aged 76, suspected heart disease. Allen Thompson of Bethlehem reports a 300 pound bear on Round Mountain, dragging a trap eight miles while injuring a man. Alfred Eastman of Meredith injured after a staging collapse at James Pike's house. Grafton county fair opens in Plymouth with large entries, favorable weather, and promises a successful exhibition.
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Tragic Accidents Reported In Vermont Area
Herbert, son of Abial Chamberlain of St Johnsbury, fell from an apple tree and fate is grim. James Wade, a Montpelier and Wells River Railroad brakeman, died from injuries suffered at the State fair incident. J A Knowlton of Brandon recounts railroad misfortune as cattle and twenty-two turkeys were killed when a train passed, destroying the flock.
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De L Blondie Co Suspends Amid Trading Confusion
A report from St Louis caused confusion over De L Blondie Co of St Louis and New Orleans. E F De Blondie of New Orleans is not connected to them. H De L Blondie & Co of New Orleans, grain exporters, suspended with a St Louis branch. Western firms suffer, little paper held.
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Governors Attend Dominion Exhibition Opening in Ottawa
The governors of Maine and Vermont arrived in Ottawa yesterday to attend the formal opening of the Dominion exhibition today. A Montreal despatch notes Smithers of the New York agency has been appointed and accepted as general manager of the Bank of Montreal. In Denver lore, Walter Risley was fatally shot in a card game dispute near Erie Weed county Colorado. Two men, Washington Arnold and Prior Ward, walked into the Missouri River at St Joseph and drowned. Mechanics Bank of Montreal appeal against a writ of attachment has been quashed. creditors meeting scheduled for October 9.
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Trades and troubles flood regional notices in one issue
Edwin Poulton of Shelburne Falls hanged himself in his barn Monday night. James Brown pleads guilty to burglary in St Albans County Court and is sentenced to a year in the House of Correction. A sunfish weighing 1000 pounds is hauled into Newburyport from Block Island aboard the Lydia A Davis. A dead Mulatto man is found under Jay's stable in New Bedford with two head wounds and no skull fracture. The Orange County Agricultural Society opens its twenty-eighth annual meeting at Bradford with large stock entries. The Middlesex North Agricultural Fair opens at Lowell with premiums to be awarded Wednesday. A young man named Todd is robbed near West Parish by two men. Cheshire County cattle show opens at Keene with large entries. Burdett-Esty organ case arguments begin in Brattleboro. Charlies Morse is arrested for breaking and entering and attempted rape in Hopkinton. Dover’s Cecheco Engine Company visits Newburyport with a 241 ft 7 in hose reel compare to Steamer No. One. The Bristol County Agricultural Society holds its fifty-sixth exhibition at Taunton with extensive displays. The North Andover Farmers' and Mechanics' Club holds its first fair with cattle led by Hon. William A. Russell and J. D. W. French. A ball closes the day after speeches by local dignitaries. Salem Cadet provides music. Worcester North Agricultural Society enjoys a perfect day with bands, cattle shows, and needlework displays. A ball and pedestrian contests cap the eventful fair day.
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Death of Samuel Burr in Fairchild Kansas accident
Samuel Burr aged 36, formerly of Providence, died after a hay fall incident at Fairchild Kansas on the 12th inst. He sustained injuries from the fall and died the following Monday. He was the son of the late Samuel and Mary A. Burr and leaves a wife and two children.
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Bank of Montreal imposes 20 percent silver discount
In St John New Brunswick on September 23 the Bank of Montreal announces a 20 percent discount on British silver. The bank had previously acted as agent for the Dominion Government in silver redemption but will no longer do so and will not accept silver unless the discount is granted.
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Dart mouth Sophomores Win Cane in Long Freshmen Rush
In Hanover New Hampshire on September 23, a lengthy cane rush at Dartmouth College pitted Sophomores against Freshmen. The contest lasted almost two hours with the Sophomores ultimately seizing the cane.
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New Haven Law and Order Society Targets Gamblers
Five policy shopkeepers were arrested Sunday night as the New Haven Law and Order Society pressed its crackdown on gambling. A detective cites evidence against twelve shops. A Bridgeport court will hear the motion for arrest of judgment in the Bucholtz murder case on October 4, with sentencing likely if denied. The thirty-second annual National Council of the UOA M met in New Haven with delegates from six states. National Councilor Server delivered an address as Secretary Calely reported membership rising from 25,678 in 1878 to 32,866 in 1879.
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Jarvis Furnace CO
Congress
Boston Beer CO
Central Wharf
Boylston Brewery
Centra Street
Baffeneffer & CO
Grewers and Bottiers
Central St
Cook, Isaac & CO
Central Street
Houghton, A.J. & CW
Station
Hallock
Jones, Frank & CO
Norfolk Brewery
Pfaff,h. & J
Arch Street
Rueter & Alley
Roefssle
Joan
Coruen, Lang & CO
Broad & Purchase
Fairbanks, Moses & CO
Howard St
Huckhins
Waterford St
Carpetincs
Ropson, J. & J
Goldthwait, Joel & CO
WM. Rond & Son
Bangs & Horton
Kilby Street
Mann & Soule
Doane Street
Morse, H.& A. & CO
Burnett, Jos. & CO
MGM. Holmes Fur. CO
St. Brolman, John & CO
Friend St
Fulton Street
J. H. Cutter
Miltoy
Hardy & CO
Chaffin, J.C. & CO
Wash. Street
Preeman & Gray
Hewins & Hollis
Temple Place
Fisher & Fairbanks
Ordans
Rogers & Bacon
Barnes & Appleton
Cundy
W. H
Milk Street
Chandler
WW. P
Fannsworth
E. S
Water Street
How
J. Murray
Court St
HYD
JAS. F.C
Court Square
Jfefries, John & Sons
Lincoln
WM. & Son
Porter
Alex
Thayer
Epward F
Equitable B’g. Wade
J. M
WM. Bond & Son
TOWER
Franklin Street
Museum OF Fine Arts
Milton, Mass
Abby H. Johnson
Charles Street
Mary E. Blair
Mile
Leontine Noury
Lucy Larcom
James T. Fields
H. N. Hudson
Marlborough Street
Mendelssohn Institute
Columbus Square
Musses
Edward B. ‘Olyer
Comer’s Commercial College
EAH
E Technical and Business Institute
Fisherville
J. H. Larry
ISS
M. P. Lanza
Mt. Vernon St
Phing Hill Family School
Sandwich
Thoroven
Sivey
Charles W. Ryder
Corporation Notices
Union Pacific Railroad Com Company
Wwe
U S
Broadway
Equitable Building
Henry McFarland
National Exchange Bank
Vayable
Ae . Pettengill
North American Insurance Company
Ce Emi
E. A Pete RipGs
Ieee
Herodip Mining Company
Se2itocel Richardson Hill & CO
Mey
F. E. Belden
Selo
James , CO
HYDK
Fez
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!