Passengers arriving in U S rise sharply in June quarter
Official returns show 177 582 passengers arrived in the quarter ending June with about 66 000 being women. A sale of government property at Harper s Ferry and vicinity is planned for November 30 under a congressional act. Major Haggerty had a long satisfactory interview with the President regarding his rejection as Consul at Glasgow.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Harper’s Ferry
Major Haggerty
Glasgow
Boutwell Denies Gold Ring Ties Amid Treasury Debates
The article reports that Secretary Boutwell faces criticism over gold sales and bond purchases but is not believed to be financially connected to trade. It notes a split in political factions, a press push for larger weekly sales, and a Cuban envoy letter defending Cuba’s abolition of slavery. It also mentions a Department clerks meeting on tenure reform and a Cuban constitution dispute, plus Indian Creek killings and a Cable Company filing.
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New York
Treasury
Boutwell
Treasury Department
Radical Party
Wall Street
Tne
Congress
Senor Lemus
Lemus
Cuba
Republic of Cuba
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Fort Sully
Dacotah
Fort Smith
Indian Territory
American Cable Company
Postmaster-General
United States
France
The
Times of Today
Liverpool
England
Arrest of counterfeiters and lynching report from 19th century timely
From St Louis to Wellsville and Austin Texas, John T. Sayers and two confederates raised sixteen thousand dollars in counterfeit currency and raised drafts. Pepper turned state’s evidence and thirty thousand dollars in counterfeits were found. Sayers was sent to Texas. In Kentucky a mob of seventy masked men hanged a colored man from Lancaster jail and expelled Sutton and Hutchinson. In Baltimore County Samuel Barton was found murdered with his head severed. police suspect William Brown, a former Terre Haute soldier who married Barton's niece.
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Indian Department
Fort Stanton
New Mexico
San Jose
Francis Blea
St. Paul
Rice River
Fort Sully
St. Lovuis
John T. Sayers
Wellsville
Missouri
Austin
Texas
Sayers
Pepper
Cincinnati
Lancaster
Girard County
Walter B. Sutton
Hutchinson
Baltimore
Samuel Barton
Gunpowder River
Baltimore County
William Brown
Terre Haute
Indiana
Barton
Avondale fund trustees outline widows and orphans plan
Plymouth Pa September 27 trustees of the Avondale fund adopt distribution for widows and orphans. E C Wadhams elected president H Gaylord treasurer Wm L Wilson secretary and distributing agent. Widows receive 200 annually in monthly parts and orphans receive 100 for each child under specified ages with larger sums for older youths. One third to widows and two thirds to orphans with quarterly payments until funds exhausted. Bonds of treasurer set at 50000. Meeting to reconvene October 1 in Plymouth.
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Plymouth
Avondale Fund For Widows and Orphans
E. C. Wadhams
H. Gaylord
Wm. L. Wilson
Panic and Bank Strife Dull Gold Market Amid Looming Crisis
The Gold Room crowds the scene as delays at the Gold Exchange Bank provoke anger and fear of failure. Brokers report heavy losses and restricted loans while gold trades at 32 to 35. Banks brace for runs as trustees and figures like Fisk Gould stay away, with injunctions issued and margins rising.
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Gould
Martin
Heath
Quincy
Delmonico’s
Exchange Bank
Gold Board
Gold Room
Belden
Albert Speyers
Darwin & Bocock
Galway
Hunter & Co
William Belden & Co
Zerega & Graves, Chase, McClure & Co
P. H. Williams, Jr., & Co
Chas. W. Keep & Co
James Brown & Co
Tenth National
Jas
Fisk
W.T. Livermore & Co
Wm. Heath & Co
Smith, Gould, Martin & Co
James Fisk, Jr
Gold Exchange Bank
Gold Exchange Bank turmoil shocks New York markets
The Gold Exchange Bank crisis continues to paralyze the money market with bank deferrals, injunctions, and a panic in stock and government securities. Officials debate relief, while bonds and foreign exchange drift and prices swing under heavy trading pressure.
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Associated. Press
New Yor
Evenine
Gold Exchange Bank
the Express
Gold Room
Committee of Nime
Golf Exchange Bank
Bank of New York
Belden & Co
Wm. F. Livermore & Co
Millbank
Belden
Stock Exchange
U. S
U.S
Pacific
Southern State
Pacific Mail
Boston Water Power Company
Boston, Hartford and
Erie
New York Central
Harlem
Hudson
Reading
Michigan Central
Michigan Southern
Ilinois Central
Cleveland and
Pittsburg
Chicago and Northwestern
Chicago
Rock Island
Milwaukee and
St. Paul
Toledo and
Wabash
Fort Wayne
Ohio
Mississippi
Ten Hour Convention Organizes in Worcester
In Worcester the Ten Hour Convention formed with C R Goodman of Fall River elected chairman. Delegates pledged to back a law limiting factory hours for women and minors to ten per day and to obtain candidate pledges. A State Central Committee was formed at the Waldo House as delegates arrive for the State Labor Reform Convention.
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Worcester
Mass
Fall River
C. R. Goodman
Commonwealth
State Central Committee
State Labor Reform Convention
Waldo House
Buckeye Races Close With Heavy Track And Big Attendance
Cincinnati on September 27 reports the Buckeye meet ending with heavy footing and large crowd. John Hamper’s Exchange wins the two mile colts and fillies sweepstakes in 3.47. Bonita takes the three mile all ages club purse in 5.524. John Kelgour wins the one mile Consolation dash. Hamburg, bought by Boston dealer Mr Taylor Page for 7000 dollars, had just won two year old stakes last meet.
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Cincinnati
John Hamper
C. c. Exchange
D. Swigerts
B. F. Bonita
Richards & Kelgours
C. E
Steamer with heavy armament sighted off Montauk
Norwich Conn Sept 27 The smack Lizzie capt Moxtry from Montauk Point reached New London reporting a large steamer off Montauk on Sunday taking coal from a nearby schooner. The two vessels were painted, and the steamer carried heavy armament.
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Norwich
Conn
Lizzie
Moxtry
Montauk Point
New London
Montauk
London Letter Roundup on Cuba Cotton and Far East Ties
A London summary notes Paris interest in the Cuban question but cautions on Madrid Washington talks. The Times debates cotton conditions amid price and monopoly concerns. Harvard crew gift praised as a pledge of brotherhood. Clarendon’s Paris mission aims at peace arrangements amid potential revolution fears. The Times lauds arbitration in Puget Sound and notes San Juan Alabama issues. Gladstone teases amnesty for Fenians, with meetings in Ireland and tenant-right advocacy. Jefferson Davis sails home on the Baltimore.
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London
Morning Post
Paris
Madrid
Washington
Spain
the Times
England
United States
Puget Sound
San Juan
Alabama
Gladstone
Dublin
Roscommon
Cork
Maryborough
France Paris Family Murder Mystery Deepens
In Paris on September 27 reports say the father Hyacinthe and his eldest son were found near the location where the mother and other children were earlier found. Rome reports Pere Ayacinthe will face canonical investigation likely leading to excommunication.
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Paris
Father Hyacinthe
Rome
Pere Ayacinthe
Riots in Barcelona as Volunteers Resist Disarmament
Reports from Spain describe an armed counter revolution with volunteers in Barcelona and Tarragona refusing to disarm. Barricades were built, a bayonet assault by government troops occurred, and both sides suffered casualties. Order was restored by early Sunday morning.
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London
Spain
Barcelona
Tarragona
Madrid
Pierrad
Turkiye Journal Attacks Egypt Viceroy Over Sultan Pact
The semi official Journal Turquie in ConsTantINOPLE condemns Egypt Viceroy Ismail Pasha for resisting Sultan terms and proposing to submit the dispute to European powers. It urges dismissal of Ismail and appointment of Mustapha Fazul Pasha as new Viceroy of Egypt.
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Constantinople
Turquie
Egypt
Porte
Ismael Pasha
Mustapha Fazul Pache
Financial and Commercial Market Brief Sept 27
European and American markets show activity and firmness. U.S. government bonds quoted around 5-208 with firm openings and later gains, Erie and Illinois Central rail shares traded higher, cotton steady in Liverpool and Havre, sugar quiet, and petroleum refined prices noted. Paris Bourse firm with rentes steady. London security closes mixed with firmer U.S. 5-20s and 10-108 in Frankfurt sessions.
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U.S
U.S. Ne
Erie
Illinois Central
London
American Securities
Frankfort
U. S
Paris
Liverpool
Orleans
Park
Calcutta
Havre
Eventua
Ottawa to seek Union Pacific railway charter and Pemigaw to Lake Winnipeg line
Ottawa reports that Parliament will consider a charter for a Union Pacific route from Lake Superior via Red River to the BC boundary with river navigation improvements to Rainy Lake and Lake of the Woods. A second charter is asked for Pemigawa to run from Fort Gusey to Lake Winnipeg. Return of an Arctic expedition.
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Ottawa
Canada
Union Pacific
Lake Superior
Red River
British Columbia
Rainy Lake
Lake of the Woods
Pembiga
Fort Gusey
Lake Winnipeg
Earthquakes in Havana Halt Business as Tasmania Repairs Extend
Reports from St Thomas on September 18 describe three shocks of an earthquake in Havana on September 17, causing store closures and suspended trade. No deaths were confirmed yet, while general alarm gripped the city. The Tasmania, a ship from Southampton, was hurricane-damaged and needs four days of repairs. Additional dispatches from St Domingo up to September 9 state Baez defeated the besieging rebels at Azna and news of Salnave's death upset his partisans.
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Smith, Merin & Co
Gold Exchange Bank Imbrogtli
Smith, Martin & Co
Gold Exchange Bank
Heath & Co
Galway
Hunter & Co
Livermore & Co
Gold and Stock Exchange
Wm. Heath & Co
Messrs Livermore & Co
Messrs Livermore & Co, To Buy A Million Gold At 150. Mr Allen
Quincey
Allen
Quincy
Mr Allen
Livermore
Mr Quincy
Pergram Watch
James Fisk, Jr
Gould
Wm. Heath & Co’s
Wim. Heath & Co
Fisk
Belden & Co
Myr Allen
Heath
Havana
St. Thomas
Tasmania
Southampton
St. Domingo
Baez
Azna
Salnave
Porto Rico
Venezuela
Monagos
Pulgar
Bolivar
Maracaibo
Curacoa
Guzman Blanco
Kingston
Jamaica
Chevallier
New York
Port-au-Prince
Victorine Chevallier
Gonaries
Quaker City
Florida
Port-au
Fire destroys Hope Cotton Mills in Alleghany City
Pirrspura Pa September 27 a morning fire at Hope Cotton Mills owned by A H Childs Co. destroyed the buildings. Loss about 150000 with 115000 insured mostly in Eastern companies. About 300 workers left unemployed. Curiaco Sept 27 a Galesburg despatch says a flouring mill owned by Jones in that city was entirely destroyed by fire Sunday. Insurance 130000 in a foreign company and stock insured 4000 in Home and Lorillard of New York.
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Pirrspura
Hope Cotton Mills
Alleghany City
A. H. Childs & Co
Curiaco
Galesburg
Jones
Lorillard
New York
Trade Wind sinking near Belize leaves four rescued
The steamship Trade Wind with Captain Morrill foundered on September 24 while en route to Belize and Honduras. Three passengers and the crew used lifeboats. Henry Arnold, a Belizean pilot, led one lifeboat with four aboard reaching Southwest Pass bar. The boats split Friday night in rough seas. another steamer searches for the missing crew and passengers.
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New Orleans
Morrill
Belize
Honduras
Henry Arnold
Canal Break Repaired. Navigation Resumes in Syracuse
Syracuse reports the break in the Erie Canal at Pool's Brook has been repaired and navigation fully resumed as of September 27. Authority confirms traffic is back to normal along the waterway.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Pool’s Brook
Cotton Market Report Across Southern Cities
Savannah and Charleston show cotton futures firm or steady with middling around 26 cents. Augusta notes quiet and weak trade with middlings near 26 to 26.5 cents. New Orleans reports fair demand with middling at 26.5 cents, sugar prices 12 4 to 14 4 cents, molasses steady.
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Savannah
Augusta
Charleston
New Orleans
Tur E lectric Disk for pain and weakness
The advertisement promotes a Tur Electric Disk for weakness cold rheumatism agony pain or palsy to be worn like a plaster. Also offered are safes of all sizes second hand and new at Morse's Safe Factory 74 Sudbury and Brussels Carpets via Joan J. Peastey & Co 47 Washington Street.
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Morse’s
Sudbury
Brussels
Joan J. Peastey & Co
Washington Street
Joan J Peasley & Co
Kidderminster and Ingram Carpets
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Sun
Townsend Cor, Esq
N.Y. Gold Exchange
K. M. Benedict
Chas. Unger
Gen. Butterfield
Underhill & Haven
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Ward & Co
Pearl & Co
Broad Street
Mr Belden
City
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Cardozo
Messrs Whittemore & Co
Gxi
Bears
Associated Press
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Boston Post
Criminal Intelligence
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Portiano
Wm. C. Robinson
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Daily News Today
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Menillius Clement
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Italy
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Minnesota
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Cella
Electric Spark
San Francisco
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NEW Dominion
British Pacific Railway
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Newfoundlanp
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Bradford
Arctic
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West Indies
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Boollings & Ccoo
Ss. & J. Myers
Southmayd
Sassafras
Vanila
Southmayd & CO
Tremont and
Bromfield Streets
Boylston Street
Great Western Family Flour CO
ST. James
Beck
St. Louis
Bech’s
Great Western
C. F. Hovey & CO
Townsend, Montant & CO
Duane Street
Sals OF
India
Messrs L. Maillard & CO
Satin Maltais
Jacquard Perle
Drap de France
Lyons
Lyon
Serge Asturienne
Arlington Mills
C. F. Hovey
Cople
Wilmerdings & Mount
Townsend
Montant & CO
Pranklin Street
Messrs. L. Maillard & CO
Goldthwait
Snow & Knight
Messrs. Lehmaier
Stella Shawls
Sale
Fault Line
Middletown
Newexn
Hanover Street
Enauts
Joan J. Prastry & Co
Joan J. Peasury & Co
Crosint
Kidderminsters
Clrorus
New EnGuanp Carpet Co
Fowe’s Clothing House
Cornhill
Washington St
Boook
Jos
Royal Havana
George Urnam
Weybassett St
Providence
R. 1
Danville
Urbana
Bloomington
Fenant
Illinois
Turner Brothers
Rangers
Nassau Street
BAY State
S Choice
Kendrick & Elwell
State Street
B. Box
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Institute
G. A. Osborne
Hingham
Rose Standish
Liverpool Wharf
Bangor
Foster’s Wharf
Sanford
W. B. Haseltine
John Mann
Consignees
Constitution Wharf
Richardson & CO
Assauke
Bird, Perkins & Job
India Wharf
Harvard College
Sas
East
O. S. Currier
Wolkins & Fisher
West Street
Kes
Mather
Endicott Street
Laltport
ST. John
New England
Portland
Eastport
H. Kilby
Arnoult
Temple Place
N. B
Boris
Leffingwell
B. R. Sturges
Howard Steam and Gas Pipe Works
Howard Street
Joy Street
Geo. W. Holmes
Union Safe Deposit Vaults
Henry Lee
Iggpy Pr Rsurance Coc
D. W. Russell
App Tatt
Serge Twills
MILES
Barritz
Cretonnes
Albertines
Eclipse
Chene
Winthrop Square
Spring Lane
John Jeffries, Jr
Exchange Street
Vrs Rensselaer
J. K. Porter & CO
Court Street
Axminster
J. Lovejoy & CO
Summer Street
TuThs
Wm. P. Sargent & Co
Tremont Street
Sudbury Street
TuTh
Vnce Hall
Warren & CO
Edmund Keyes
Medford Street
Charlestown
Strai
Entertainments
Music Hall
North End
A. L. Perry
Gilbert Haven
Credo Gero
B. Lorine
Bae Eees
Horace Gaeetey
Justin D. Furon
Wm. R. Atexer
J. Bankhead
Carleton
Ocscessee
Phillips
Frances M. Carter
Josefh Ames
Cuartes H. Barry
Appre S. Ryan
Lizzie M. Gates
M. W. Waitney
H. L. Waitney
N. M. Suita
Anna Wuitten
WY. F. Ruppensen
Carrlyle Perersives
Lition
A Choi the Great
Eugene Thayer
Joan K. Parne
Rus
Gan
Giorges M. Waring
L. S. Frowccx
Eben Tourjee
Wm. Claflin
O. T. Taylor
Lucius B. Marsh
J.C. Howe
North Street
N. B. Shurtleff
S. G. Debiols Esq
B. F. Snow
J.C. Tyler
NEW Publications
M. Frederic Bastiat
Institute of France
M. Bastiat
Committee of Ways and Means
National House of Representatives
Bastiat
Horace Waite
Chicago Tribune
Western News Company
American News Company
Howard Association
Box P
Philadelphia
Carrier
Sos
Pemberton Square
Joan Jeffries, Jr
Steaaw
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