Colchis Mining Co. Plans 200 Ton Daily Mill Output
Company officers are respected businessmen. The mill aims for 200 tons daily. Silver ore stock exceeds 40,000 tons with 2,000 tons of gold ore ready. Estimated values: silver 16 to 18 dollars per ton on dumps and 89 to 40 dollars per ton mined now. gold ore about 30 dollars per ton. Mining cost for 200 tons at 16 dollars per ton equals 3,200 dollars. expected income supports 50 cents per share monthly to stockholders and 17,600 dollars monthly to surplus.
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Colchis Mining Co
Mining stock promises huge gains despite current price
The document asserts 60 cents per share monthly totaling six dollars yearly for each stock, with present price at ten dollars and a forecast to fifteen soon. Conservative investors expect the stock to reach fifty dollars per share within a year, with dividends drawn from mine and mill earnings rather than manipulators. The company urges strict scrutiny and challenges anyone to find any discrepancy from its representations.
Elevated station plans loom in Providence project
City pages report plans for an elevated station at Providence with details scarce on timing and funding. Other items note Belford Clark & Co Chicago entering receivership as its mammoth publishing house falters. An interview with National Baseball League president Young discusses the new deal and hopes grievances will be resolved without a players strike. Weather forecast calls for fair skies and warmer temperatures.
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Providence
Mammoth Publishing House
Belford, Clark & Co
Chicago
President Young
National Baseball League
Opening Rehearsals Begin Thirty-Second Worcester Festival
The Worcester Musical Association opens its thirty second annual festival with three public rehearsals for orchestra choir and soloists. Tomorrow afternoon an organ recital by Frank Taft of Brooklyn with Norwegian soprano Anna Smith follows. Tonight the hall packed as Mendelssohn St Paul is performed by a 500 voice chorus, 50 piece orchestra and nine soloists including Katherine von Arnhem Lillian Carll Smith George J Parker William Ludwig C J Rice and J Marshall.
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Worcester
Worcester Musical Association
Frank ‘Taft
Brooklyn
Anna Smith
Chicago
West
Mendelssohn
St. Paul
Katherine von Arnhem
Lillian Carll Smith
George J. Parker
William Ludwig
C.J. Rice
J. Marshall
Association
Perfect Regulator for Coal Water or Gasoline Gas
Claiming a device "guaranteed to prevent all smoking of gas" the circular advertises a perfect regulator for coal water or gasoline gas. It offers descriptive circulars upon request, implying portable use and utility for fuel control.
New Fashions in Neckwear and Travel Shirts
Hewins Hollis Tiave received Fownes Craven Tan Gloves Oak Tan scarves and new fashion neckwear including Belford and Fitzroy scarfs. Also introduced are seated Chevrots silk striped flannels for travelling shirts and pajamas. We make to order shirts pajamas bath wraps dressing gowns and jackets with new neck scarfs.
Boulangists Claim Paris Victory Amid Vote Rejections
Paris dispatches report Boulangists claiming victory in Montmartre with 192,300 votes versus 244,070 for Boulanger in January. The Temps notes burned ballots for Boulanger and Rochefort and that reballots are needed in 157 divisions. Officials anticipate 369 Republicans to 201 Opposition in the new Chamber, with extensive reporting from the interior ministry dining room and foreign observers in Paris.
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Montmartre
Boulanger
Rochefort
Chamber of Deputies
M. ‘Therenec
Justice
M. Constans
Interior
M. Yves Guyot
MM. Milade
Goblet
Jules Ferry
Milliard
Joubert
MM. Milleraud
Possy
Lockrov
Floquet
Barochet
MM. Andrieaux
Laisant
Vergoin
Laut
Vesusini
Naquet
Count Dillon
Constans
Ministry of the Interior
Germany
Italy
London
Daily News
France
Nuil
Standard
Times
Belford Clark & Co Fails Amid Large Debts in Chicago
Belford Clark & Co, Chicago publishers with New York and San Francisco branches, failed with judgments for 29885 to First National Bank and 18000 to A Maxwell. A receiver was appointed. assets about 400000 against 850000 liabilities. Store seized in New York and Brooklyn on attachment.
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Chicago
Belford, Clark & Co
New York
San Francisco
First National Bank
8. A. Maxwell & Co
Shepard
Dbelford, Clark & Co
United States
Newham
Jush
Newman
Crowe Printing Company
Donohue &Ennessey
First National Bank of Chicago
A. Maxwell
Belford
Andrew McNally
Rand, McNally & Co
McNally
Thomas C. Hammon
Walker, Oakley & Co
Donohue & Hennessey
East Eighteenth Street
Belford, Claris & Co
Brooklyn
Balfour Opposes Catholic University Endowment
London September 28 Mr Balfour states in a letter to the Protestant Alliance secretary that government has not contemplated an endowment for a Catholic university in Ireland. He urges patience until government plans are clear and argues for higher Catholic education without state funding.
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London
Balfour
Protestant Alliance
Ireland
Bismarck Sees Count Von Munster In France Talks
In Breron on September 25 Count von Munster the German ambassador to France has been with Prince Bismarck since Friday. Rumor says the envoy may resign due to age and ill health, though most expect discussions on France and the ongoing situation there.
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Balfour
Catholic University
Count von Munster
France
Prince Bismarck
Montmartre
Cameron
Quebec
Breron
Quebec Landslide Threatens 900 More Homes
Dennis Berrigan died from landslide wounds as more victims were buried. City workers remove debris while General Cameron and Major Wayne survey cracks in Dufferin terrace. He urges evacuation along Champlain Street and reports 200 feet of fissure widening to fifty feet deep. Citizens form aid committees and thank B Battery for 36 hours of rescue work.
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Oo Qurec
Dennis Berrigan
Michael T. Berrigan
Cameron
Wayne
Royal Engineers
Dufferin Terrace
Champlain Street
Henry Black
B Battery
Man Breaks Shoulder After Fall From buggy at Beacon Park
Mitchell, brother to Constable Mitchell, fell from a buggy yesterday at Beacon Park and dislocated his shoulder. Dr. Cilley attended him.
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Beacon Park
Mitchell
Dr. Cilley
Portland Steamer Portland Nears Launch at Bath Yard
The Portland is under construction at Bath by the New England Company and designed by Pattee. It differs from Tremont and Forest City, measuring 291 feet overall with 67 feet beam, 15 feet hold, and a passenger focus including a long ladies saloon and numerous cabins. Powered by condensing beam engines and 85 foot paddle wheels, it will deliver about fifteen miles per hour and launch around October 20.
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Bath
Speecal
Portland
Portland Steam Packet Company
Tremont
John Brooks
Forest City
New England Company
Pattee
Rabbet
Locomotive and Marine Engine Works
State of Maine
Cumberland
Llin
Maine
American Day Observed in Salem Parade and Banquet
Salem marks American Day with rows of flags on business blocks and public buildings. A 2000-strong procession winds through the streets, ending with a dress parade on the Common. Evening banquet at the Willows Rink honors Mayor Raymond, State Councillor Lee, National Councillor W O Stacie, and others.
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Salem
Willows Rink
Raymond
Lee
W. O. Stacie
Tornado Leaves Murray Hall Wrecked in Pablo Beach Florida
A violent tornado struck Pablo Beach at 6 pm damaging Murray Hall, lifting a freight car sixty feet from the main track and killing Prince O Neil, a thirteen year old boy near Lawrence Haynes' horse and buggy. The hall’s damage is about $10,000 and the hotel closed for the season last Wednesday.
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Murray Hall
Pablo Beach
Fla
Jacksonville
Prince O’neil
Lawrence Haynes
New Cruiser Baltimore Speed Trial Planned at Newport
Washington reports negotiations between the Navy and Cramp & Son to move the cruiser Baltimore to Newport for a measured mile speed test before final battery completion. Officials hope for higher speed than the official trial. the trial would cost about $5000 and legal questions over coal costs are under study. Newport notes Atlanta made a high speed trial with 14 4-LO knots but will retest tomorrow.
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Washington
Spt
Sorcian
Navy Department
Messrs. Cramp & Son
Baltimore
Newport
Howison
Sedley
Mason
Navy
Charleston
San Francisco
Tracy
K. L
United States
Atlanta
Yorktown
Salem Common Incident and City Sewer Allocations
Noted clash on the Salem Common where Jack Carey aged sixteen drew a knife before being restrained by Olliver Manning. City council enacted sewer funding totaling 7800 dollars for Varney Prospect Putnam Robins streets and sewer projects on Vale and Phelps streets. An additional 1160 for Webb and Webster sewers was referred to the streets committee.
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Sauum
Jack Carey
Carey
Olliver Manning
Salem
Louisville & Nashville approves new stock issue plan
New stock issue of 13,000 shares to raise funds for retiring collateral bonds totals 9,462,000. Directors vote to offer 6,000 new stock to existing holders in proportion to holdings and plan cash dividends beginning July 1, 1890. A special stockholders meeting will ratify the action in Louisville.
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New York
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Transatlantic passenger and cargo ships schedule notes
A long list of ships arriving and departing from Atlantic ports including Boston New York Philadelphia Liverpool Glasgow Hull and London with dates in September. Vessels named include Palestine Luffato Fulda Circassia Montana Darrowmore Thorneholme Urbino Veendam Elbe Gellert Guy Mannering Eggleston Abbey Angers Polynesia Scots Grey Werra Ocean La Champagne Provincia City of Dublin and others with routes to New York Rotterdam Antwerp Baltimore and Surabaya among ports.
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Palestine
Liverpool
New York
Alexandria
Luffato
Hull
Eng
Fulda
Kremen
Circassia
Glasgow
Tyrian
Kingston
Seneca
Matanzs
Strabo
Rio Janeiro
Philadelphia
Montana
London
Baltimore
Darrowmore
Liverpol
Curacoa
Valencia
Thorneholme
Montreal
State of Nevada
Bavarian
Bernard Hall
New Orleans
Martello
the Lizard
Urbino
Baltamore
Rotterdam
Lizard
Veendam
Southampton
Elbe
Bremen
Dover
Hermann
Antwerp
Gellert
Hamburg
Orf Dovar
Guy Mannering
Bristol
Eggleston Abbey
Angers
Copenhagen
Polynesia
Scots Grey
Werra
Ocean
Havre
la Champagne
Newark
Gibraltar
Provincia
East Indian Ports
City of Dublin
Sourabaya
Prolonged Mt Washington Snowstorm Deep Snow Strands Rail
Snow has covered Mt Washington for five days reaching eighteen inches. Trains could not ascend the summit last night due to snow depth and the track required shovelling today. In Bellows Falls frost hit this morning marking the first of the season, with crops largely safe. Warriperry reports the first frost with no crop damage.
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Fasyan Houser
N. H
Mt. Washington
Bellows Falus
Warripery
Weather Indications Forecast From The South To Pennsylvania
A cyclone moving northeast from the Alabama coast toward Atlanta is expected to bring heavy rain and storms along the east Gulf and South Atlantic coasts. Winds rise to 32 to 42 mph along the east Gulf, with rain extending to Ohio and Indiana and into Kentucky Virginia Pennsylvania and southern New York. The forecast calls for fair skies with warmer temperatures in New England and the Northeast with rain arriving in eastern New York Tuesday night.
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Washington
Alabama
Atlanta
East Gulf Coast
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Tennessee
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Middle Atlantic
Ohio
Indiana
Virginia
New York
Maine
New Gampshire
Vermont
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Cotton Region Bulletin Sept 23 1889 6 p m update
The Cotton Region Bulletin reports the twenty four hour interval ending September 23 1889 at 6 p m meridian time. Data covers cotton market conditions across the region with figures likely including bales prices and weather context affecting future trading.
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Cotton Region Bulletin
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Furriers
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Park Street Church
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Charles L. Bly
Stearns & George
Telegraph & Telephone
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Mass
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