May exports exceed imports by large margin in United States trade
May exports valued at 9 760 612 dollars while imports total 5 659 632 dollars. twelve month excess of exports over imports reaches 166 689 747 dollars. Other items include New Orleans sub-treasury defalcation, appointments for pension agent and receiver, and various government actions on lands, diplomacy, and finances.
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Andrew J. Quindley
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Ark
Various Controversies and Events Reach Across Cities
A New York contractor Charles A Buddenseic k is sentenced for manslaughter. Mrs Dudley protests her lack of a trial after recent postponements. Yale College considers changing its name to Yale University. Glanders outbreak hits Knoxville area animals. Fire damages Schlosser Feldheim lumber yards in Erie. Lafayette College awards LL D and D P degrees. Harvard alumni dinner notes large science donations. Knoegler gallery report shows 25 000 art loss. Roberta Bonner plans Maude time in Cleveland. Massachusetts Republican convention slated for Sept 30. Riddle Re trial in Pittsburgh draws crowd praise. Pendleton wedding reported in New York. Telegraph history note on Albany line. West Hoboken treasury shortfall explained. Green Bottle Blowers League to meet July 6 in Pittsburgh. Counterfeiting case hearing in Philadelphia. Grand Army of the Republic elects Burdette in Portland. Conspiracy costs cited in New York City report.
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Washington
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Multiple Disasters and Disappearances Reported Across the Nation
Dispatches recount the Italian steamer Italia wreck with sixty five lives lost off South America, a virulent smallpox outbreak at Fort Davis, suspensions at San Francisco Custom House, and hopes for Kansas wheat yield. Tornado near Hendrysburg causes widespread damage. Chicago City Council issues bonds for sanitary improvements amid cholera fears. Wabash collision near St Louis kills two, wounds three. tainted beef sickens Rock Island families. Indianopolis murders scene. Cincinnati suicide. Ohio lawyer Moore dies at court. Drowning suicides in Wisconsin and Oregon tragedy. Red River posse executes fifteen outlaws. lynchings follow. Bardstown distillery boiler blast kills three. Annie Mur…
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London Ball Hosts Phelps Wife as Prince Leads Dancing
United States Minister Phelps and wife attended a grand ball at the French Ambassador's in London on the 23d. The Prince and Princess of Wales joined, and the Prince danced with Mrs. Phelps whose attire and diamonds drew admiration. Also notes ministerial changes at Windsor and rising public excitement as Salisbury forms new government.
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Mixed late June bank data and several local tragedies
Banks report weekly changes including loans up $51.7 million and deposits up $9.01 million while circulation fell $68,100 and reserves rose $953,925. A three year old girl died after leaping before a Baltimore & Ohio train in Chicago. Other items note a New York banker’s prison sentence, Mormon land deal talks, a German mine disaster killing 18, silver quartz near Pittsburgh, and a drowning at West Indianapolis as a skiff capsized with three children saved.
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Vacation Temptations at Watering Places Warned by Talmage
Rev. T. De Witt Talmage’s Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon warns in July August about temptations at watering places. He urges keeping Sabbath rest, avoiding horse racing, avoiding excessive drinking, and resisting failing morals, literature, and hasty summer liaisons. He promotes spiritual refreshment through faith and the living fountain of Christ.
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Hippopotamuses Open Mouths in Show Bills
A quip from a Philadelphia Call item features a boy asking why hippos in shows keep their mouths agape and an uncle answering with a sly line about taking in the public, reflecting period humor and the paper's style.
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