Frano-Chinese War sho ws Chinese gunboats sunk and siege details
Paris dispatch reports Admiral Courbet bombarded the Foochow arsenal at noon. French forces pressed the attack with eight ironclads against nine Chinese gunboats, many destroyed. The Times described the bombardment as hellish while British vessels ferried wounded. Wong He Chong discusses China's vast trade and resources, arguing for international intervention to curb France.
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Paris
Courbet
Foochow
London
Times
Foo Chow
Seven Chinese Gunboats Sunk In Foo Chow Assault
Shanghai dispatch reports Foo Chow arsenal destroyed by French fleet on Friday, seven of nine Chinese gunboats sunk, one Chinese battery reportedly replyed. French fleet later repulsed at river entrance with heavy draught ships hindered by channel. Chinese troops to permanently occupy Tonquin.
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London
Shanghai
Foo Chow
Foochow
River Min
Insurance Rates Raised on Vessels in the Chinese Trade
London reports an extra premium by underwriters for ships in the China trade amid rising tension. Chinese ambassadors in Europe exchange notes with Washington. Li Fong Pao departs Paris for Berlin. In St Petersburg three Russian ironclads head to reinforce the fleet in Chinese waters.
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London
China
Department of State
Washington
France
Li Fong Pao
Paris
Berlin
Russia
St. Petersburg
Chinese Vessels Transferred to American Flag War Precaution
An August New York report says fears of Sino French war push expansion of tea and silk imports. Chinese vessels including thirty three steamships, built in America and now under the American flag, transferred to Russell & Co as a hedge against seizure. Trade officials expect limited disruption if war comes, with Hong Kong open and treaty ports respected.
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New York
Front Street
France
China
Russell & Co
Wall Street
America
Hong Kong
Pacific Mail Boss Sees War Benefiting U S Lines
J B Houston president of Pacific Mail Steamship Company says war in China will likely not obstruct American commerce. He notes Hong Kong port, Japan trade, and potential shifts of French cargoes to American ships. He argues China’s navy and new ironclads may favor U S lines if the conflict is brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
United States
J. B. Houston
Pacific Mail Company
Herald
China
Hong Kong
Japan
Paris
France
Eveland
French Messageries Company
Mediterranean
Wealthy New York Chinaman on War Opinions
A New York Herald reporter visited Wong He Chong, a leading New York merchant, to learn his view on the French war. He criticized American apathy toward the conflict and commented on war causes as he saw them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Herald
Wong- He-Chong
Wong
Irish National League Great Demon Stration at Dublin
A large Irish National League meeting in Dublin notes Parnell’s absence due to a physician ordered rest. Timothy Harrington reads a cable from Patrick Egan. Timothy D Sullivan praises Irish members and moves toward neutrality on franchise and peer issues. Resolutions commend the League and Boston convention. Paris reports rave reviews of Countess d Arscou Mine Janisch touring the U S and predicts success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DunBlin
Irish National League
Parnell
County Wicklow
Timothy Harrington
M.P
League
Patrick Egan
Timothy D. Sullivan
M. P
Westmeath
House of Lords
House of Commons
Janisch
Paris
Berlin
d’Arsco
United States
America
the Figaro
Ars the Figaro
England's Tender Spot in Sino-Franco War Trade
London August 22 The press discusses potential impact of a Franco Chinese war on English trade with China valued at 100 million dollars annually. England would be affected nearly as much as France during the conflict period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
China
France
Diplomatic Junketing in London and Berlin Circles
London hosts Mr. Kasson the new U S minister to Berlin while Minister Lowell visits Sir Levison Gower at Dorking. Lieutenant Chadwick, naval attaché, holidaying in Germany, leaves Mr. Hoppin as the acting American representative in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mr. Kasson
United States
Berlin
Lowell
Dorking
Levison Gower
Gladstone
Chadwick
Legation
Germany
Hoppin
Cholera Ravages Spezzia Italy Amid Outbreak
Assistant Secretary of State Davis reports from Genoa that cholera struck Spezzia on the 22nd with sixty one cases and forty nine deaths by last night. In London Earl Granville says Turkey should hold two Red Sea ports and send an ironclad to Alexandria, but the Sultan wants British Egypt evacuation first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Washington
Davis
Fletcher
Genoa
Spezzia
England
London
Earl Granville
Turkey
Red Sea
Alexandria
Egypt
Natives Uprising on Zambesi River Reported
London reports an uprising of natives on the Zambesi river in Africa. An armed force sent by Portuguese authorities was completely massacred. Details remain very meagre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Zambesi
Africa
Dublin man jailed for Cornwall scandal crimes
Dublin August 23 James Pillar who recently pled guilty to indictments charging him with unnatural crimes in connection with the Cornwall scandal was this afternoon sentenced to twenty years penal servitude. In Vienna a sugar merchant failed with liabilities of 4 000 000 dollars seeking a one year extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
James Pillar
Cornwall
Vienna
R. Weilnrisch
King of Ashantee Dies of Small-Pox in London
Despatches from London report the death of the King of Ashantee from small-pox. His funeral ceremonies included the sacrifice of 300 persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Italian Painter Demittis Dies at 38 in Rome
Rome August 23 Signor Demittis an Italian painter dies at 38 He received a first class medal at the salon of 1878 and was widely known in art circles for his early promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Signor Demittis
Germany Annexes African Territory Between Orange River and 26th Degree
The Evening Telegraph reports a confirmed annexation by Germany of territory from the Orange river to the 26th degree south, with the German flag raised to Beersba. The land matches the size of New York State and lies adjacent to English holdings. British flag cut down at Bayegdah on the Gold Coast sparks fears of grave complications and reprisal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Africa
New York
Orange River
Beersba
Baygeida
Gold Coast
Moewe
Prisoner left to starve in Rockville lockup exposed by guard
Frank Loudell, arrested for drunkenness, was confined three days in a dirty Rockville lockup with no food or drink. A boy heard moans, neighbors alerted authorities, and Loudell was rescued and treated. Constable Hurst defends claim the door was unlocked, may face action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hantrorp
Coon
Rockville
Crise
Ben Hurst
Frank Loudell
Turst
Loudell
Hurst
Terrible Fate at Buck Ridge Colliery Fire Disaster
Terrible mine disaster near Buck Ridge and Greenback collieries as fire and gas flood the workings. Seven miners and a pumpman missing after driving a hole between pits to vent the blaze. Over 600 workers affected, near total loss projected, coroner to hold inquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portsville
Peou
Audenfeld & Co
Shamokin
Buck Ridge
Northumberland County
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Greenback
H.j.toudy
Cialis
Coal and Iron Company
Uck Ridge
S. B. Whiting
Duck Ridge
William Taylor
William Carl
Patrick Hearty
William Shankweiler
George Beck
William Fox
Robert White
Frank Wararop
Pumpman
Valentine Depuer
Jntense
Wiliam Carl
Ears
Frank Wardrop
Hanley
Hull's three block carry after Daphne explosion
Memphis August 21 a government paymaster S N Godden and crew aboard the steam launch Daphne were killed or badly hurt when the boat exploded at the foot of Poplar street. The hull was lifted three blocks and the boiler blew into the river. Only the smoke stack remains visible.
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Memphis
Daphne
United States
Poplar Street
S. N. Godden
D. Ryan
Pete West
Abe Graham
Billy Arnold
Godden
Arnold
Graham
Ryan
Walsh
Marine Hospital
Melville to Attempt to Reach the Pole
In Philadelphia the New York Yacht Club hosted Greeley relief officers. Chief Engineer Melville outlined a feasible plan to settle the open Arctic sea question without loss of life and offered to command. James Field pledged half the funds with others ready to cover the rest, signaling readiness for an Arctic expedition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville
Philadelphia
Penn
New York Yacht Club
James Gordon Bennett
Jay Gould
Cyrus Field, Jr
Greeley
Ainner
Field
Murder Stuns Montpelier as Farmer Kills Clerk in Cold-Blooded Shop Shooting
Clark W. Sanders, an East Montpelier farmer about 85, loaded a .22 revolver at Blanchard Brothers and shot Daniel Carr three times, killing him. Sanders, who admitted the act, was taken into custody after expressing he hoped Carr was dead. Jealous of Carr over Sanders’ wife, the motive is linked to a recent divorce and a disputed child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Carr
Sanders
Carr
H. C. Hull
Charles A. Suvth
J. L. Lute
Jal
Tuttle
Los
Ten Saunders
Pt Ds
PMS
Morching
Daniel Carr
Mary Clemmer Hudson Dies in Washington
Mary Clemmer Hudson wife of Edmond Hudson editor of the Washington Capitol and correspondent of the Boston Herald died here last night of hemorrhage of the brain. Born in Utica New York she supported her parents with $100 monthly from her earnings before buying Capitol Hill mansion. Her newspaper work appeared in the Independent and contributions to Springfield Republican Cincinnati Commercial and others. She wrote Cirene His Two Wives Ten Years in Washington and Poems of Life Nature.
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Washroton
Mary Clemmer
Wutchoress
Edmond Hudson
Washington Capitol
Boston Herald
Utica
N. Y
Abraham Clenmer
Pennsylvania
Margaret Kneale
Isle of
Nan
Mary Clermmer
Capitol Hill
Washington
Capitol
Clemmer
Washngton
Piebe Carey
Shocking Connecticut Railroad Accident at Stevens
A morning wreck on the Norwich division branch near Stevens Windham County injures thirty passengers. Conductor Dinsmore and Engineer Larned were on the scene with other crew unhurt. Injuries include a critical temple cut to J W Phelps and multiple head wrist and leg wounds among Southbridge and Providence residents. Medical aid arrived from miles around as wrecking crews prepared for days of work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcstrr
Quinnebaug
Snall
Windham County
Conn
Webster
Stevens
Southbridge
Norwich
New York & New England Road
Thompsonville
Boston
George Dinsmore
Larned
Cameroun
George Frost
Saundersdale
Ruth Paine
Eastford
Samuel Perry
Dr. McGregory
George Wells
M. Clark
Putnam
Insane Man Fatally Stabs Wife With Scissors
Jackson Michigan August 22 Thomas Murphy of Smith Purifier Company attacked his wife with a small pair of scissors after an insanity episode. He stabbed her five times in the breast and once in the throat, severing an artery, and she died ten minutes later. His three sons woke to the screams and helped subdue him before he surrendered to police. Murphy later spoke of burglars, forgetting his wife was the victim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Mich
Thomas Murphy
Smith Purifier Company
Murphy
First manganese made in America at Eagar Thomson works
Experiments at the Eagar Thomson steel works show American manganese of superior quality to European imports. The plant produced about fifty tons daily, a rate far above Europe's ten to fifteen tons. This achievement marks the first manganese manufactured in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PicTseure
Eagar Thomson Steel Works
Europe
America
Western Corn Crop the Best for Years
The Times reports corn crop condition across Illinois Indiana Ohio Missouri Nebraska and Kansas is more favorable than expected and the best in years. Only isolated spots show damage from fires. Despatches note exceptional overall health with minimal threats to yield.
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Chicago
the Times
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Johnston Wins Easy Victory In $5000 Pace At Chicago Driving Park
Johnston defeats Richball in three heats before about 5000 spectators at the Chicago Driving Park. Campbell doubted Richball’s condition due to cold, but Wilson financed the forfeit. Minnie Kt, driven by John Splan, ran two record fast heats and led the mare to pace two quick miles, with plans to double Johnston this season and chase a lower double-team mark.
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Curiaco
Johnston
Richtall
Chicago
John Campbell
Richball
Mr. Wilson
Texas
Commodore Kittson
St. Paul
Julieston
Splan
Campbell
Jobston
Sebball
Tresii
Soare
Jaid
Minnie Kt
Harvess
John Splan
Westmont
Trotting Match at Prospect Park Ends Early in Rough Going
Brooklyn August 23 The track at Prospect Park tail grounds was too dangerous for fast trotting. Ei Bithera and Jay-Eye-See with Phallas showed only jogs. First trial 2.21, next 2.19 1/2. Manager Crawford hopes records fall Tuesday if track improves. Bithers pushes for black horse Maud 8 to the pole for a 2:09 mile.
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Brooklyn
Prospect Park
Jay-Eye-See
Phallas
Ei Bithera
day-Eye-See
William Conley
Penigein
Hnally Bithers
Maud A Trotting Mare Bought by Robert Bonner
Maud A trotting mare sold by Vanderbilt to Robert Bonner for 40000 dollars arrived in New York and was taken to Bonner’s stable. Bonner said he would train her at Charter Oak track Hartford Conn and plan a fall exhibition to test her speed, with expectations she can reach 2.08 or better.
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Robert Bonner
New York
Maud 8
Mr. Vanderbilt
Mr. Bonner
Bonner
Tam
Editor Shoemaker to demand Mrs Blaine at slander trial
In Indianapolis Senator Daniel W Voorhees met with Editor John Shoemaker of the Sentinel about J G Blaine defamation suit. Shoemaker will insist on Mrs Blaine and her husband attending. Harrison says prosecution cannot proceed until the defense files an answer within fifteen days.
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Shoemaker
Mrs. Blaine
Indianapolis
Ind
Daniel W. Voorhees
John ©. Shoemaker
the Sentinel
J. G. Blaine
Voorhees
Blaine
Harrison
Wagon Load of Bethlehem Boarders Overturned
A four-horse wagon carrying Echo cottage boarders from Bethlehem ran away near Mount Washington New Hampshire. The crash threw out five ladies with injuries two seriously. Mrs James Montreal 82 suffered multiple fractures and serious injuries. Mrs Camp Brooklyn elbow spine injuries. Miss Foote Montreal cut on face. Miss McIntosh Montreal and Mrs Brooks Newburyport bruised.
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Mount Washington
N. H
Echo Cottage
Bethlehem
James
Montreal
Camp
Brooklyn
N. Y
Foote
Miss McIntosh
Brooks
Newburyport
New Steamship Enterprise Forming at Montreal Port
A Montreal company with capital of 150000 dollars is forming to operate two steamers between Montreal and Halifax and the West Indies. Promoters expect a large trade to develop once in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Steamship Enterprise
Montreal
Halifax
West Indies
Prompers
Brother fatally shoots man during squirrel hunt in Lebanon
In Lebanon New Hampshire on August 21 Schuman L Hardy age 19 was shot and killed by his older brother who fired while aiming at a squirrel. The shot struck Hardy in the abdomen as he stepped into the line of fire. Authorities reported no further details.
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Lebanon
N. H
Schuman L. Hardy
Kate Smulsey Feeble After 164 Day Fast
Fort Plain August 23 Kate Smulsey who has fasted 164 days is very feeble and sinking rapidly. Physicians say she may die in a few hours or may live for days yet.
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Fort Plain
N. Y
Kate Smulsey
Wire Fences in Indian Territory
A gentleman arriving yesterday from Tishomingo in Indian Territory reports that two compasses of unknown purpose or origin were observed near Denison Texas. Further details were not available at press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denison
Tex
Tishomingo
Cattlemen’s Fence Cutters Rally for Governor-Elect Wolf
Fifty men left Wednesday to cut fences for Governor-elect Wolf. Cattle interests failed to remove wire fences and expected Burris to win, but Burris was defeated. Serious trouble is anticipated as cattlemen may resist the militia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burris
Kurris
For Love's Sake Tragedy in Springfield Woman Wounded Gunman Dead
Mrs Luella Graves 38 living on South Male Street in Bangs block is shot by Rt Reichert 35 a fur dealer after a rejected courtship. Reichert dies from self inflicted gunshot. Mrs Graves wounded severely in neck and jaw. neighbor Euphemia McDougal enters scene. Reichert hailed as a stylish German with ties to New York and Germany.
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Springfield
Luella Graves
South Male Street
Rt. Reichert
Euphemia McDugal
Breck
Bridgeport
Kerchert
New York City
Germany
Tallapoosa Sinks After Collision Off Martha's Vineyard
The U S steamer Tallapoosa collided with the collier James Lowell near Squash Meadows, sank in five minutes. Of 160 crew, all but Surgeon Black and a servant Foster perished. others rescued by Gate City and Fish Hawk as boats moved to Woods Hall. Tallapoosa had sailed from Boston for Newport to meet Secretary Chandler.
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Woops Horn
United States
James Lowell
Baltimore
Martha's Vineyard
Squash Meadows
Black
Foster
Wood's Hall
Gate City
Boston & Savannoah Steamship Company
Woods Hall
Fish Hawk
Boston
Newport
Chandler
Public Library of Boston Grows Vastly in Four Years
The Boston Public Library campaign records show growth from 9 688 volumes in 1850 to 419 051 volumes in the four branches as of April 30 this year. Loans reached 1 066 906 with 58 volumes lost. Donations include 60 000 from Arthur Scholfield, 1 0000 from Thomas Burdett Harris, and 500 from J Ingersoll Bowditch, plus Paris council gifts of 42 historical Boston works and a 1 000 appropriation.
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Boston Public Library
J. Ingersoll Bowditeh
Arthur Scholfield
New York
Thomas Burdett Harris
Charlestown
Municipal Council of
Paris
Boston
Vicinity
Uwre
No More Playing at Sweetheart Desperation Ends in Shooting
Joseph Rice an eighteen year old lover shot his former sweetheart Lena Stove aged seventeen in New York August 22. After quarrels over a ring Lena refused him and Rice fired fatally injuring her in the basement steps before being seized by Lena’s father and detained until police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Rice
Lena Stove
Rice
Mr. Stone
Lena
Mr Stone
Miss Stone
Fred
Fifteen Fishing Smacks Lost in Recent Thunder Storm
Disaster reported from Carbonear and surrounding areas after a severe thunder storm. Fifteen fishing smacks lost near Spracklin island and White bay, with Betsy total loss at Spracklin island. Petrel Elizabeth and a fishing smack with four men and two women aboard reported lost off Cape Browle. A large lumber ship also said to be lost in St George's bay.
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St. Jonn’s N. F
Carbonear
Betsy
Spracklin Island
Petrel
Elizabeth
White Bay
Cape Browle
St. George’s Bay
Farmer slays bear then finds daughter dead beside dinner can
Ottawa reports Leblanc of near Shrewsbury Quebec shot a bear after returning from woods to find his daughter missing. He discovers the child nearby, disfigured, holding the can with her father's dinner and is stunned by the tragic scene.
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Ottawa
Leblanc
Shrewsbury
Que
Transoceanic Dory Contact Reported Near Atlantic
New Haven dispatch notes Captain Traynor aboard the dory Harold N. Bibber spoke with the schooner D. A. Mader on August 14. The meeting occurred in latitude 40 47 north longitude 53 67 west, about 1100 miles from New Haven.
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New Haven
Traynor
Dory
Harold N. Bibber
D. A. Mader
New Huns
Heavy frosts damage crops across New England states
A sweeping frost from New Hampshire to Vermont and New Jersey harmed gardens and wheat fields. Reports from Canaan New Hampshire and Waterbury Vermont note significant crop damage while several towns in central New Jersey and along the White River Valley fear heavier frosts tonight. Weather officials report drastic temperature drops over the past three days.
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New Jersey
Trenton
N.J
Flemington Uls Forencon
White River Valley
South
Rowa Alton
Chelsea
Lewinston
Bennington
Littleton
N. H
ConTroocook
N. SL
Contoocook
Waroer River
Murder Mystery at Little Falls N J
Body with a bullet wound found under a bridge at Little Falls New Jersey. A discharged revolver lay nearby and a pass-book urged telegrams to Chicago. Miss Lapkowich says Lavner fled Romania due to arranged marriage and opposition from his father in law. He allegedly earned money in London and medical colleges before disappearance and murder pursuit.
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New York
Little Falls
N. J
Chicago
South Canal Street
Mr. Larwich
Sam Lavner
Miss Lapkowich
Lavner
Vanit
Austria
America
Layner
Snake Bite Poison Returns Intensify on Anniversary
Mount Morris New York reports a tale of a Ohio Democrat daughter bitten by a copperhead nine years ago who suffers yearly on the anniversary with swelling and paralysis. A Livingston county case from 1822 shows a rattlesnake bite victim who endured brutal annual recurrences until death on the thirty-second anniversary, suggesting a dangerous pattern in toxicologic phenomena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Morris
N. Y
A, Oc, Ramage
Bellaire
Ohio
George Smith
Livingston County
Ex Confederate Fearful Clerk Pays 2 Percent
A Capital Department clerk reports he is the sole payer in his division to the Clapp squeezing committee. He fears after the election an inquiry into noncompliance and says he paid to avoid becoming an example.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sub Rosa
Bad Blood at Umatilla Agency Sparks Tension in Oregon
In Portland on August 22 reports say Indians at the Umatilla agency show restlessness and hostility. Longstanding white-Indian animosities over stock ranges and land fueled by the murder of a young Umatilla sub-chief by two white men elevates fears of an outbreak. The reservation agent seeks to pacify the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Portland
Umatill Agency
Umatilla
Million Dollar Inheritance Shocks Winsted Worker
A report from Bartfort Connecticut says George N. Wilson of Winsted has fallen heir to a Scottish estate worth about one million dollars after the death of an uncle in Leith. The news stirs town excitement as Wilson is described as a poor laboring man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartfort
Conn
George N. Wilson
Winsted
Scotland
Leith
Wilson
Pine Tree Shillings Unearthed in Essex Dig
In Essex on August 22 Frank W. Story unearthed a 1652 pine-tree sixpence in fine condition. One side bears VI and the inscription Ano Newengl A. N. D. The reverse shows a pine tree with the word Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essex
Frank W. Story
Ano Newengl A. N. D
Massachusetts
Fatal Whooping Cough Deaths Hit Brooklyn Rising to 187 This Year
In Brooklyn on August 21, authorities report fifteen deaths from whooping cough in the past week, bringing the year’s total to 187. Officials attribute the surge to heavy rains and cool weather this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Gate
Death of General Leroy Pope Walker
General Leroy Pope Walker former secretary of war in the Jefferson Davis cabinet and the officer who ordered firing on Fort Sumter died at his Huntsville home after a long illness. He was a key Confederate figure and his death marks the end of an era for Alabama and the Confederacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Pope Walker
Montgomery
Ala
Jefferson Davis
Sumter
Huntsville
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