Panic on Wall Street Ties to Gould and Ives Schemes
Albert C. Stevens argues the May panic was a broker driven collapse and not a systemic failure. He blames Jay Gould and associates and discusses Ives, Sage, Field, and the Baltimore & Ohio bid, noting little real fund shortage beyond market psychology and broker manipulation.
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Jay Gould
Mr. Ives
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Cincinnati
Wall Street
Gould
Sage
Field
Inlens Street
Penerore
Messrs. Gould & Co
Fiee Teponalbuliey
I& Any
Fidelity Bank
Mincinnatic
Ted
Fidelity
Chicago
Stock Exchange
Napoleon
Mr. Ives O
Meteoriec
Daniel Pratt Great American Traveller Dies in Boston
Daniel Pratt known as The Great American Traveller died in Boston on the 20th from an epileptic fit. A well known figure in newspaper offices and colleges, Pratt wandered across America on foot, rarely holding regular work, living for the chance to visit offices and collect poems from his own manuscripts. He was argumentative and mocked weak minds, yet never drank to excess.
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Daniel Pratt
Boston
Daniel
America
Pratt
Milburn M Greene former rail executive dies in Columbus
Milburn M Greene ex president of the Columbus Hocking Valley and Toledo railroad died at Columbus Ohio after a short illness of peritonitis. He helped develop the Hocking Valley region and was a noted leader in the railroad industry. Born in Lewiston Maine he began on the Vermont Central and later led the consolidated Hocking Valley and Columbus and Toledo lines. He resigned in 1886 due to ill health. He testified in an $800000 suit connected to the Ocking Valley road case. Also, Rev John Milton Durgin Free Baptist clergyman and Civil War veteran died in HAVERHILL aged 74. He led a respected parish and was a prominent G A R Post 47 member. He leaves a widow.
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Milburn M. Greene
Columbus, Hocking Valley & Toledo Railroad
Columbus
Ohile
Greene
Hocking Valley
Lewiston
Vermont Central
Consolidated Roads
Toledo
Stevenson Burke
Cleveland
Shaw
Ocking Valley
Alreen
Haverhill
John Milton Durgin
New Hampshire
Death of Rev. J. D. Blackwell in Portsmouth
Rev. J. D. Blackwell D D pastor of Monumental Church Portsmouth died after brief illness of peritonitis He was 66 and a prominent minister in the Southern Methodist Church.
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Ponrsmouth
J. D. Blackwell
Blackwell
Southern Methodist Church
Noted Editors and Public Figures Die in Rapid Succession
A list of prominent 19th century figures from across the United States and Europe dies over a short span. Names include Mr James Pickup editor of the Spencer Sun in Massachusetts, Rev Father OConnell of Bridgeport, Prof Jonathan Pearson of Union College, General James Speed, Manheim Berwin of New Orleans, Cyrus Harris ex-collector of the port of Providence, Robert Elder Baptist pastor, Sarah Sophia Cowen of Hartford, Count Clam Gallas of Austria, and Dr John A Steven of Hartford, with brief notes on their roles and ages.
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James Pickup
Spencer
Schenectady
James Speed
Frainks
Louisville
Manheim Berwin
New Orleans
Usc
Cyrus Harris
Port of Providence
Mr. Harris
Harris
Pawtuxet Valley
Robert Elder
E Batting
Sarah Sophia Cowen
Hartford
Conn
Fort Edward
N. Y
Ince
Daniel Polena
Putnam
Er Hill
An Edwards
Jonathan Edwards
Count Clam- Gallas
Cegens
Austria
Willimantic Journal
A. Steven
Fassler
London Times
Journal Des Debats
Winona
Minn
Philadelphia
Meigs
General Burnside
Providence
Jefferson Davis
Chicago
T.H. Ismay
Liverpool
Halifax
Matthew Gurnee
Haverstraw
N.Y
American Association For the Advancement of Science
New York City
Cleveland
Miss Smith
Wells College
Foster
Canada
Gaston Maspero
Egypt
Pepheton Fund
D.C. L
Oxford
Count Tolstoi
Chicago & Alton
Walmington
Gap
France
Missouri Pacific
Sedalia
George W. Childs
Philadelphan
W. Y Winslow
Romero
United States
Mexico
J. P. Huntington
New York
Huntington
Republican Club
Penacy
Springfield
Cora Lee
Sarah Graham
Princeton College
Cyrus H. McCormick
Illinois
Stockton Burroughs
Amherst College
Whitelaw Reid
California
Leavenworth
Kan
Helmas & Parmelee
Sixater
Louis Street
Simon Sirss
William % Mn
Baldhead Cliff House
Cane Neddick
Theodore Weare
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Watertown
Wis
Utica
Clinton
Hamilton College
Elisha Gray
Missouri Su Reree
Hugh M. Brooks
H. Lennox Maxwell
Sydney
Hawkesbury
Japa Mosby
Grace Howard
Joe Howard
Crown Creek
Dakota
Tedressyan
Montreal
Segereqnonionaly
Coopy
Mason
Muskegon
Mich
John
Sugland
Brattlebare
Carmen Sylva
Somannis
Speen Victoria
Hile
Ictoria
New York Herald
Toutiee
London
Ver Smith
Wilmington
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Meriden
Wisconsin
James Je Fys
Merrill
Ala
eonneCullough
Newport
R. I
McCullough
Praatt
Lamar
Ben
Altho
Col
P mi Haer
Baldwin Kessi
NATO
Hopkins Aa
Mae
Bank of
Vine “Ash
New Hel
Canada’s Little Rule Threatens Manitoba Boundary Road
Winnipeg reports secret orders to local volunteer battalions to ready for active service. The Dominion government is said to use a ruse to thwart Manitoba from building the road to the boundary by sending mounted troops in the absence of volunteers. Citizens discuss the crisis and prepare to oppose any forcible action.
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New Yorks
the Herald
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Winnipe
Io Avery Anitarian
Contras
Missouri Pacific Train Hit by Severe Kansas Hail Storm
A Missouri Pacific train en route to Kansas City was struck by a violent hail storm near Yale Centre Kansas on Saturday. One side of the train suffered extensive glass damage while the engineer halted the service and took shelter beneath the car. The storm also damaged nearby crops and a Wilson coupe belonging to Garis was reportedly destroyed.
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Harlstones
Kansas City
Missouri Pacific
Yale Centre
Kansas
Honored by His Church Investiture of Father McManus
St John’s Catholic Church hosted a grand investiture as Rev Bernard J McManus received monsignor rank from Cardinal Gibbons. Noted clergymen attended including Bishop Mora Rev A L Magnieu and Rev George J Patterson. Solemn high Mass followed with a procession and Latin to English confirmations of the decree.
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Baltzmark
St. John's Catholic Church
Bernard J. McManus
Cardinal Gibbons
Bishop Mora
Los Angeles
Cal
A. L. Magnieu
St. Mary's College
George J. Patterson
Boston
F. L. Dumont
St. Charles College
Filan
Philadelphia
John
Foley
Dwight Lyman
James McDevitt
Father McManus
Gil Ns
Chanpel
Carol Gibbons
Murder on the Beach in Atlantic City
A tall woman carried a child to the sea on Atlantic City’s beach near Ohio avenue at midnight. She kissed the child then threw it into the waves. Bystanders pursued her. at Breaton piles she pointed a revolver and fled. A life guard searched two hours for the child’s body without results.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Ohio Avenue
Breaton Piles
Remarkable 160 Ton Iron Bridge Moved 50 Feet
Philadelphia engineers moved a 160 ton iron bridge at Holmesburg Junction in 1144 minutes with 32 men, sliding it 50 feet to clear the path for a new four arch stone bridge. The operation occurred between fast trains, drawing a crowd of about 2000 spectators. The bridge rested momentarily fretting and then slid to a new position as the Philadelphia Express crossed hours later.
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Philadelphia
Holmesburg Junction
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennypack
Big Creek
Ford
Weston
Crawford
Philadelphia Express
Cattle market quotes and shipments from Boston and London
Special cable reports London quotations for American live cattle show prices down and weak demand with top London price at 4.5 to 5.0 cents per pound and rare sales. Boston and Portland shipments for the week are listed, including live cattle dressed beef and various steamer destinations. Trade at the stock yards was mixed with Western beef in light demand and a dull milch cow market, while mackerel and other fish markets show shifting prices and larger supplies.
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London
Special Cablegram
Glasgow
United States
Tig Sunpay Globe
Boston
Ruston
Monroe
Lisgow
Hollnway
Gelgunth
Liverpool
Houremond & Co
Cbs
Perces
Helue
Liverpont
Hutly
Ower Hill
Chivagy
Wees
France
Aia Dioreet
Dustel
Brooklyn City
Otranto
Philadelphia
British Princess
Sane
Marviind
Vinton
Gothenburg City
Montreal
Lake Winnineg
Titania
Laverpool
New England
GLOBE
Georges
Haddock
Cape Shore
Block Island
O Man's Land
Bay of St. Lawrence
Shore
Western Bank
Cashel
Grand Bank
Seal Island
Cape Cod
Market Notes and Prices Across Commodities in 1884 Feria
The market remains steady with ongoing advances noted. Listings include grain starch tobacco salt and wool with prices and quantities for New York London and regional sources, including references to Texas Argentina and Canada. figures cover cattle, sheep, and hides along with flaxseed and corn derivatives.
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New York
Engliah
Alifonnia
Canada
Brighton
Texas
Buenos Ayres
LA Grin
Rio Grande
Montevideo
Sierra Leone
Sapark West
Bond
Kentucky
Cotton and grain market snapshot from New York and Chicago
In New York and Chicago market notes on June 25, cotton prices and varieties are listed with bids including ordinary and middling, and futures for flour and wheat show steady to dull activity. Receipts, exports, and sales volumes for multiple grain products are detailed, along with prices for corn, oats, barley, and rye flour, as well as pork, lard, beef, and butter markets.
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New York
Orleans
State
Western
Ohio
Minnesota
Chicago
Milwaukee
Etro Ea
United
Plols
Mess P. T
Western Steam Om P.t
City Steam
St. Louis
Shorts
Michigan
Fo & Strait
St Louis
Crade
Gloucester Fish Market Arrivals and Price Changes
Gloucester, June 25. The week just ended saw a very active fish market with large receipts. Prices were firmer across all kinds and grades of fish after a month of changes. Codfish receipts from Western Bank and Queer led the gains as markets adjusted to firm demand.
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Groversterr
Western Bank
Boston Markets Mixed With Steady Prices Across Goods
Boston markets show a quiet trade with demand centered on immediate needs. Creamery products, eggs, beans, fruits, vegetables, and grains display varied activity. prices largely hold, with some declines in cheese and stronger demand for eggs and fruit, while milk and butter see steady to firm quotes.
Arrivals of Livestock at Brighton and Watertown Weekly Totals
Week ending June 24 reports Western cattle 76 Eastern cattle 2385 Northern cattle 275, Western sheep and lambs 85, Eastern sheep and lambs 11760, Northern sheep and lambs 387. Prices for beef cattle by dressed weight ranged from 4.00 to 2. something per pound. Hides and tins markets list Brighton hides 64a, Brighton tallow 25850, wool skins, calfskins, and country hides values.
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Brighton
Watertown
Sereeese
Brighton Tall
Shearedakina
Lambakins
New England Crops Point to Bright Harvest Ahead
Reports from Maine to Connecticut indicate a generally favorable outlook for corn, hay, and grain despite pockets of frost and dry spells. Observations note late-season delays, variable yields in counties like Paris, Durham, Knox, and White's Corner, with strong prospects for central York and eastern regions, plus promising fruit and berries in Worcester and Vermont.
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Maine
Paris
Durham
Knox
North
Newport
White's Corner
York County
Carroll
Brooksville
Fairfield
Castle Hill
Norway Lake
Richmond
Belfast
Augusta
New Hampshire
North Lyndeboro
Hudson
South Acworth
Northeirs
Alstead
Vermont
Scone
North Tuibeae
East Bethel
Bondville
Chelsea
Orlando
Newlaie
Hartland
Four Corners
Hester
County
Williams
New Seana
Wallinney
Hartford County
New
Connecticut
Bond and Stock Prices at 2 30 P M
Market snapshot lists land stocks railroads and bonds with bid and ask quotes across firms in Boston and New York exchanges. Highlights include Ke and M 1779 A&P Lats at 85, Union Pac 58, Erie 3 4, New Eng 44, Med 2544, and various railroads and telephones stocks with fractional quotes.
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Aspinwall
Ch & Emu
Jess Boston
C&wmich
Bos
Omie S& Cl
Koylston
Maverick
F &Pmar
Ke, &M
A&p
A & Pine
Ny&ne
Cn& Q
Gid Coton
Summit Br
KC S
Huron
WisCen
Osceola
Quincy
Jose
Atchison
Bos & Low
Erie
Bos & Me
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