Government bonds called and redeemed in Brainerd
Brainerd dispatch reports that all three percent bonds have been called and redeemed. No government obligations are subject to redemption until the four and a half percent bonds mature in 1891.
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Brainerd Dispatch
Location
Brainerd, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1887
Page
2
Move to naturalize thousands of British residents in Massachusetts
A mass movement has started to naturalize about 27 000 British subjects living in Massachusetts. Following the Faneuil Hall riot and the queen's jubilee celebration near the cradle of liberty, the uproar spurred efforts to grant naturalization to these individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Faneui Hall
Syndicate Deductions From Hawaiian Loan in London
A London based syndicate deducted 35000 pounds from a 200000 pound loan for commission and charges and then paid themselves the interest due next January on the full amount. Shortly after the loan’s due date, British men of war will appear as collecting agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Funeral of Moscow Editor Katkoff Sparks Nationwide Mourning
A long funeral procession for editor Katkoff moved through Moscow as the bier was carried by relays of relatives students journalists mechanics tradesmen and peasants over a 20 mile distance. The public grieved deeply at the loss of a man who held strong influence over the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katkoff
Moscow
Libel Laws Used For Damages In Libel Case
John Chinaman seeks ten thousand dollars in U S court claiming libel after Detroit Free Press alleged Sam Woo fought sparrows in his establishment. The comment notes repulsive practice in American public life and labels the actions as scurrilous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chinaman
Detroit Free Press
Sam Woo
Sparrows
Sam
United States
John
Treasury funds and bond bids curb stringency until Congress
Secretary Fairchild argues prepayment of interest and bids on 4 1-2 percent bonds eliminate treasury stringency until Congress assembles. He warns that upon Congress' return a vigorous, immediate revenue reduction is needed or risk a larger accumulation of funds in February and March unless government expenditures are boosted by new acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary Fairchild
Treasury
Congress
Why I Am a Heathen by Wong Chin Foo
In the August North American Review Wong Chin Foo argues for staying with heathenism, stating Christians sacrifice religion, honor, and principle for gold. He invites American Christians to join him in embracing Confucius with a calm, earnest appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North American Review
Wong Chin Foo
America
Confucius
NY Savings Banks See $8 Million Rise In Deposits
The article notes deposits in twenty four New York City savings banks rose by eight million dollars since January, with seventeen thousand more depositors. Statewide six month gains total twenty million, highlighting savings banks as a stronger anti poverty vehicle than the George and McGlynn effort, including urban and rural homesteads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
George and McGlynn
Prohibition vote in Texas draws broad but split support
The Texas prohibition measure attracted a large vote, though well short of a majority, with cross party and ethnic involvement. Republicans including Germans and most colored voters opposed the amendment while many Democrats led by Culbertson Reagen and Maxey supported it. Jefferson Davis’s letter reportedly influenced many ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Culbertson
Reagen
Maxey
Jefferson Davis
Castle Garden officials arrange marriage match for Reading resident
The Castle Garden Commissioners turned matchmakers for a German resident of Reading seeking a wife. He asked for a 28 year old woman weighing about 150 pounds. A suitable candidate was found, she approved, and they married after an acquaintance of half an hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castle Garden
Reading
Benedict
First Western Newspaper founder John Bradford noted
A 100 year retrospective recalls John Bradford who published the Kentucky Gazette at Lexington Virginia. His early ads offered church subscribers cattle or whisky payments and he published the Constitution of the United States in an early issue, highlighting Bradford’s role in American press history.
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The
Alleghanies
Lexinerton
Virginia
John Bradford
Magazine of American History
Bradford
Kentucky Gazette
United States
St. Joseph Gazette backs away from packing plant plan
The St. Joseph Gazette praised St. Joseph for a proposed immense packing establishment, then shifted stance after the business chose another city. It criticized the idea of a plant with low wage workers and close-quarters slaughtering facilities as undesirable for the fair city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Gazette
the Gazette
Minnesota Banks Show Strong 1887 Finances and Growth
Hon Henry M Knox superintendent of banks presents an abstract of Minnesota bank reports for July 23 1887 and compares with July 31 1886. The findings show prosperity with 13 new banks and total resources rising by about 5.43 million. Key gains include capital up 864400 surplus 137500 and loans up 3064200. Reserve totals stand at 28.29 percent, well above the 20 percent legal minimum. Savings banks reserve rose to 4,242,891.29 with loans at 2,686,535 a 104000 drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Knox
Minnesota
Rae
Queen Victoria’s reply to US congratulatory telegram
The letter from Queen Victoria to President on the US jubilee of her accession thanks the president and people for their congratulations. She notes Mr Phelps as interpreter and extends best wishes for the United States and the ruler’s well being, dated Windsor Castle July 18, 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Phelps
United States
Mr Phelps
United States of America
Windsor Castle
Sains Bury
Post Office Statistics from the First Assistant Postmaster General
The forthcoming annual report details changes in post offices and appointments for the year ended June 30. It records 3,043 offices established and 1,500 discontinued, with 6,8628 appointments on resignations and commissions expired, 2,584 on removals and suspensions, 482 changes of names, and 559 deaths. Total postmaster appointments of all grades reached 13,979, with three year totals for 1886 and 1885 at 22,747 and 9,047 respectively, and 53,157 offices in operation on July 1, 1887.
Pennsylvania Republicans at Harrisburg Nominate Few for Ranks
The State Convention at Harrisburg drew slim attendance with only Capt. W. S. Hart for state treasurer and Judge Williams for the supreme court named. The platform backs a protective tariff, immigration limits, export bounties, and a prohibition amendment submission, urging primaries and legislative reforms. The party praises Hon. James G. Blaine and believes the nation will support his 1888 presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
W. 8. Hart
Williams
Supreme Court
Wregnass
State Senate
Pennsylvania
James G. Blaine
Damage estimate and blame in bridge disaster
A late dispatch projects damages near one million dollars from the accident with about eighty expected deaths. It cites potential $400,000 on one item, $10,000 to $15,000 per seriously wounded, and losses to business and property. Henry L. Beach of the Pan Handle Advocate critiques the section men and the engineer, blaming inattention for the disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry L. Beach
Pan Handle
Piper City
Death of Prof O L Fowler Phrenologist and Lecturer
Prof O L Fowler, noted phrenologist and lecturer, died at his residence near Sharon Station Conn after a thirty hour illness caused by spinal trouble from a heavy cold. Born Oct 11 1809 in Cohocton Steuben Co he graduated Amherst in 1834 and soon began lecturing in phrenology with his brother Lorenzo founding the American Phrenological Journal in Philadelphia in 1838. He edited lectured and authored extensively touring the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fowler
Sharon Station
Conn
Cohocton
Steuben County
Amherst College
Lorenzo
Philadelphia
Phrenological Journal
United States
Canada
Czar Letter Sinks Germany and Bennington Monument News
Victor Tissot reports a Paris extract claiming the czar called the Berlin congress a misfortune for Russia and Germany’s vengeance on Bismark noted. In Bennington, the cornerstone of the battle monument was laid with a large crowd, aided by governors and civic groups, as flares of public ceremony marked the event.
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Victor Tissot
Paris
New York
Bennington Battle Monument
Bennington
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Kitney
T. D. Wilson
George W. Melville
George Brown
Francis T. Bowles
Lewis Nixon
Barrow Ship- Building Company of
London
Eng
Department
Thethlehem Iron Company
Bethlehem
Minnesota
Gladstone
Cass County
Wisconsin
King Bridge
W. Zander
Dakota
Smithville
F. Cattellowa
Bell
O. A. Butterworth
G. Evans
Leesburg
Mitchell
Santa Rosa
Mex
James B. Duval
Saltillo
Labrador
Arktic danger and police cases in Aug 12 Herald
Aug 12 New York Herald reports on Arctic winter risks, potential starvation, and parallels to the Greely expedition. It covers Dr Weir’s acquittal in a mudding case, a New Orleans clerk shot in a political quarrel, the death of Judge Boyer, patent grants across Wisconsin and Minnesota, a bank embezzlement confession, Manitoba Montana railway progress, social notices, legal actions, ship and rail updates, and assorted international and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Greely
Weir
East Tawas
Mich
Mabel Clark
John Neill
New Orleans
James Doran
B. Markley Boyer
Montgomery County
Norristown
Wisconsin
H. Birkholz
Milwaukee
D. W
Minnesota
F. Brown
Dawson
M. C. Chamberlain
M.N. Merrill
E. Hickerson
Rush City
G. Romweber
Minneapolis
Richard Seamon Scott
Manhattan Bank
Walter
London
Supreme Court
Scott
John R Dann
Dunn
Richard S. Scott
New York
Montana
Manitoba
Minot
St. Paul
Great Falls
Boston
Eleanor Winslow
Newport
L. Townsend Burden
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Burlington
Chicago
Thistle
New York Harbor
Gourock Bay
Orange Walker
Marine, Minn
New York United Labor Convention Nomination Platform
The Syracuse gathering led by Henry George nominated a full ticket for state offices and adopted resolutions for a national party. The platform calls for eight hour days for letter carriers, women’s equality, extended school age, free public libraries, a state printing department, secret ballots, and abolition of monopolies. It urges taxation of land values to fund common uses and public control of monopolies, along with limits on child labor and convict labor, and stronger sanitary inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York United Labor Convention
Syracuse
Henry George
New York
Victor A. Wilde
Kings
B. H. Cummings
Montgomery
Dennis C. Feely Monroe
Sylvanus A. Sweet
Traimps
Panpera
Arrest of Parker the Cowboy Sparks Sensational Chase
The Nebraska arrest follows Parker’s 8000 theft from Paymaster Bash at Antelope Springs Wyoming. After a shootout with a Logan county posse he fled to Gandy. Fraudulent deputies abducted him, then Parker fought Sheriff Doane before capture and transfer to North Platte. Bash faced court martial for negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Special
Charles Parker
Antelope Springs
Wyo
Parker
Logan County
Neb
Bush
Gandy
Carter
Bash
Bagnall
Lucas
Johnson
United States
Plum Creek
Doane
Doane Arker
North Platte
Cheyenne
St Cloud Lawyer Morse Leaves for Canada Amid Liabilities
St Cloud Minnesota special reports E H Morse a lawyer and loan real estate agent with large business has vanished to Canada with sensational rumors of financial misdeeds. He left behind bills notes mortgages and papers in St Paul after selling personal property to his father in law and taking up to 10000 cash. Liabilities estimated around 15000 and creditors seek a receiver to recover papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Cloud, Minn
E. H. Morse
Canada
Morse
St. Cloud
Searle & Searle
Misa Horrigan
Geneva
St. Paul Bank
Foley Bros
St. Paul
Merchants National
Hacgerman
German American National Bank
Proclaimed Irish National League sparks riot in Kerry
In the House of Commons on the 19th Balfour announced the government had proclaimed the Irish National League as a dangerous association under the crime act amendment. The proclamation cited violence and intimidation while tenants faced eviction risks. in Ireland the action prompted a riot at Kenmare, County Kerry where police clashed with rioters, injuring several and making arrests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour
Ireland
House of Commons
Irish National League
League
Secton
Sexton
Baldwin
Parnell
Kenmore
County Kerry
Jury returns verdicts for each victim in wrecking case
The jury delivered separate verdicts for each victim. Mrs. Dr. Duckette is named first on the list. The verdict for her death states the wrecking incident was found to have occurred as described in the case and identifies the responsible actions and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Duckette
Train Disaster Report Condemns Foreman for Fires
A report on a deadly train crash blames section foreman Timothy Coughlin for leaving fires burning near the track in dry windy weather. It alleges fires were set as late as 5 p m and that Coughlin disobeyed orders, failing to patrol the track for six hours before the excursion train passed. He was arrested for examination by the grand jury and vows the verdict is unjust.
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First National Bank of
Minnesota
Nimrod
Wadena County
Dakota
Milner
E. Willey
Vandervoort
C. Turner
Laverne
L. H. Wey
Wisconsin
Casenovia
D. McC
Alvin Clark
Cambridge
Mass
Frenchbers Mining Company
King Mountains
San Juan County
Colo
Real Estate Exchange
Credulous Investra
Timothy Coughlin
Coughlin
Pontiac
Livingston County
Heald
Taggert
Bank Controller Trenholm Faces State Bank Resistance
A bank president sharply rejects the national banking system stance, calling Controller Trenholm an enemy of state banks and constitutional coinage. He declines to provide stock distribution data requested in the controller’s circular while warning that statistics would be used to justify public debt and the federal bank system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenholm
Congress
George Wilson
Lafayette County Bank
Lexington
City of Montreal Destroyed By Fire At Sea
The City of Montreal left New York August 6 bound for Liverpool under Captain Laud and was destroyed by fire on August 11 in latitude 44. Passengers and most crew saved. six passengers and seven crew missing. Of 420 aboard, 233 intermediate and 115 steerage. Boats lowered. York City picked up all except the missing group and took survivors to London via Queenstown. Officers and crew praised for their conduct.
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Henry Stanley
Gambruja
Arawimi
Limerick
Pettyjohlin
Indian Territory
Cummings
Charles Lynch
Albena
Detroit
Gladstone
Bruner
Norwich
England
Ireland
New Albany
Ind
Depauw
Sarah Ne-Intosh
London
Michael Davitt
Cashel
Baltimore
County Queen
Davitt
Charles Page
Montreal
Jacques Cartier Bank
Versailles
Que
Prince de Vanongse
Siam
Killga
Rabi
Pracite
Chera
Winnepeg
Vancouver
Stony Mountain
Daily News
Irish National League
Victoria
B.C
Boycraft
Cowichan
Port Townsend
Seymour Narrows
Moore
Roycraft
Andrew Sunblade
John Maroney
Superior
Inman Line
City of Montreal
New York
Liverpool
Laud
Newfoundland
York City
City of
Queenstown
Maynard
Chicago
Department
United States
Canada
Joseph Chamberlain
Liberal Unionist Party
Irish League
Alexander Robinson
Youngstown
Bishop
Robinson
Degraff
Logan County
Ohio
John J. Cockerill
Joseph Pulitzer
New York World
James Gordon Bennett
Herald
The
Cockerill
Austin H. Morris
Laclede Hotel
St. Louis
Madrid
Bull River
South Carolina
A. C. Bird
Milwaukee
St. Paul Road
California
A. A. McArthur
North Pole
Bombay
Calcutta
Slieman
Meadows Taylor
Kali
India
Hercuggs
Japa
Europe
Taylor
Ameer Ali
Davin Ker
Trade firms report steady rise in city commerce this year
The New York Herald presents interviews with leading city trade firms showing a gradual, steady rise in business since January and healthy, universal sentiment. Dry goods merchants express satisfaction with sales and collections. Bradstreet’s notes rains aiding crops west and northwest, with wheat outlook similar to prior reports, while increases in acreage may boost yields in the north. Prospects for cotton and sugar crops look strong in the south, and interior demand in the central Missouri river valley and northwest remains good, with active movement of staples like groceries, hardware, and dry goods.
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New York Herald
Bradstreet’s
Minnesota
Gulf States
Texas
Missouri River Valley
Kansas City
Omsha
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Chicago
The Solar Eclipse Observed Worldwide Dispatch
A London dispatch notes brief sunrise observations at Dartmoor and Torquay while Paris and Vienna saw clouded skies. In Karjewitz Volsa Belgium expedition reports overcast skies yet visible protuberances and chromosphere with corona unseen. Russian observers submitted many corona spectra drawings. St Petersburg clouded over. an Elin balloon ascent rose above clouds for sun observation, the aged professor landing safely near Moscow after a risky ascent.
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London
Dartmoor
Torquay
Paris
Vienna
Prof
Vogel
Belgium
Karjewitz
Volsa
St. Petersburg
Elin
Moscow
A Father's Grief Leads to Tragic Death at Oakdale Cemetery
August Nearnebold, Davenport mill owner and long-time resident, went with his wife to Oakdale Cemetery to visit their daughter’s grave. On a walk he asked to go alone, then shot himself in the mouth, dying from the bullet to the brain. Grief over his daughter's death was cited as the motive.
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Oakdale
August Nearnebold
Farmers’ Mills
Davenport
Nearnebold
Free copy offer for fallen heroes of 1861 65
Every Comrade should send to W J C Kenyon General Passenger Agent The Burlington St Paul Minn for a free copy of The fallen Heroes of 1861 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J.C. Kenyon
Burlington” St. Paul, Minn
Prosecution of boodlers to target city aldermen in Chicago
Police and prosecutors plan continued action against boodler county commissioners in Chicago, with a move to pursue the matter before the city aldermen. Various officials face personal losses including cashiers and district attorneys amid a stretch of investigations and arrests.
American Bar association elects officers at Syracuse session
The American Bar association held its annual session at Syracuse New York election of officers included President George G. Gray Des Moines secretary Edward Otis Hinckly Baltimore treasurer Francis Rawle Philadelphia executive committee C C Bonney Chicago Simeon E Baldwin New Haven George A Mercer Savannah local president Oliver P Shiras local council John F Duncombe John S Runnels Joseph A Anderson Minnesota vice president Gordon E Cole local council Reuben C Benton John A Lowel Hiram F Stevens Montana vice president B S Wade local council Henry L Blake Edwin Toole Wisconsin vice president Alfred C Carley local council Thomas Hudson James D Jenkins Bradley G Schley Adolph Hudson John C Gregory
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American Bar Association
Syracuse
N. Y
George G
Des Moines
Iowa
Edward Otis Hinckly
Baltimore
Francis Rawle
Philadelphia
C. C. Bonney
Chicago
Simeon E. Baldwin
New Haven
George A. Mercer
Savannah
Bar Association
Oliver P. Shiras
John F. Duncombe
John
New York
Hayward Rubber Company
Norwich
Conn
Charles Bard
Winchester
Minnesota News Roundup Hints at Dull Thunder of State Affairs
A sweeping Minnesota items column reports pensions issued to residents like Caswell Fairbanks and Oscar C. Trouer, arrests, drownings, court actions, school board notices, rail and elevator insurance rate changes, and civic events. Notable items include a Tacoma smelting project plan, Manitoba track accident, and a Birch Coolie anniversary commemoration.
How the Flag Was Lost in India and War’s Echoes
A Confederate veteran recounts losing a silk flag to a Union girl in a Pa area cottage during Lee’s campaign. He travels with Davin Ker through India to the Thuggee ruins near Calcutta, witnessing the murderers’ lair and the grim history of Kali worship and ritual strangulation. The piece blends war memories with a travelogue of colonial horror and a chilling现场 demonstration.
A Story About a Bad Man on Easter Sunday
A tall, swaggering man in frontier dress parades Centre street near Park Row on Easter Sunday. He radiates menace, yet toward a cripple on the sidewalk he pauses with surprising mercy, offering a fifty cent piece after a cold stare and sharp threat, then moves on toward the post office leaving residents unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centre Street
Park Row
Main Street
Villian
Pettin
Desperado
Citiens
Mrs Wm K Vanderbilt praised for world spanning splendor
A New York correspondent lauds Mrs William K Vanderbilt as the social leader among the Van derbilts. He praises her fashion, outfits, rides, and diversions as always bold and stylish, attributing to her the idea of a round the world display of wealth and culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wm. K. Vanderbilt
Paris Bathing Etiquette Compared With America
Paris letters describe seaside leisure as artful display. French bathers wear sumptuous robes, Turkish slippers, and eye glasses as they stroll the shore, water only brushing ankles or knees. French ladies in high heeled shoes, long skirts, and fans walk with maids, parasols, and oil silk stockings to keep feet dry.
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Paris
Chicago Tribune
America
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