Treasury reports show bond calls and new bank credits
Weekly financial figures detail silver dollar issues and June shipments, bonds called and redeemed, and remaining outstanding totals. It notes a $100000 Carbondale National Bank and a $50000 First National Bank of Mankato with new capital, plus cholera deaths in Palermo and the arrest of Oscar J. Harvey for fraud.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
United States
Carbondale National Bank
Pennsylvania
First National Bank
Mankato
F.an
Palermo
Department of State
Oscar J. Harvey
Department
Harvey
Third Auditor's Office
Second Comptroller's Office
William Whitman
National Wool Manufacturers Association
Maynard
Charles F. Larrabee
Maine
Through Car Service Links Toledo to East via Bowerston
The Toledo to Bowerston line now open connecting with the Pennsylvania System for all points east. Through car service operates between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta, and between Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh. Train No. 8 at W and L Junction will wait for C M passengers on train No. 4. Genl Manager M. Woodford and Genl Passenger Agent J M Hall oversee the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Junction
Toledo
Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
M. D. Woodford
James M. Hall
Balloon falls and oil train blaze dominate year events
Reports from Olean to Arlington recount a fatal balloon accident, a Pennsylvania oil car derailment with a massive blaze, and wide range misfortunes: deaths from accidents and disease, a missing bookseller, a roof collapse injuring children, a dangerous ice cream poisoning case, and a large fire destroying Conesus Lake Salt works with hundreds of barrels lost.
Railroading orders warn on alcohol and safety in service
A company instruction warns that any man seen drinking liquor or beer will be dismissed from service. It stresses level headed conduct as essential for railroading safety for both employees and travelers. The article also notes various other regional items including court decisions, fires, deaths, and public notices from New York and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
Wallace
General Badeau
London
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad
Chartiers
B. & J. Gadken
Tonawanda
N. Y
Jackson Bailey
New York Press Club
Levi Wilson
East Thompson
Conn
Levi
John D. van Gorden
Pike County
Canada II
William White
Butler
Protestant Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
National Rubber Works
Bristol
R. L
Jacob Sharp
Barrett
Sharp
New York Commercial Bulletin
St. John
N. B
Georgia
Cotton Exchange
New York City
O'Brien
Supreme Court
Europe
van Hoffmann& Co
Muller, Schall & Co
Grand Army
Utica
Cleveland
Crime and calamity report from multiple states
Reports detail arrests for murder in Alpana Michigan, a lynching in Peru Indiana, a train accident near Charlotte Michigan, cranberry vine damage in Berlin Wisconsin, a fatal buggy accident near Bucyrus Ohio, and a San Francisco convention forming the American party. Additional items note a Milwaukee statue unveiling, a Cincinnati death by mistaken poison, Werlin Hall collapse in New Orleans, a mine flood in Metropolitan Michigan, and a judicial rehearing delay in St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blinky
Morgan
Harrington
Coughlin
Alpana
Mich
Hulligan
Ravenna
Peru
Ind
North
John Christianson
Christianson
Charlotte
Henry Underhill
Maud Blye
Chicago & Grand Trunk Railway
Berlin
Wis
Robert Carr
Bucyrus
San Francisco
Cal
American Party
Solomon Juneau
Milwaukee
W. H. Metcalf
C. F P. Bradley
Juneau Park
Hattie White
Philip Ziegler
Cincinnati
Werlin Hall
New Orleans
Sturgeon River
Metropolitan
Daniel Emmons
Everett
Mass
California
Maxwell
Hugh M. Brooks
C. A. Preller
Southern Hotel
St. Louis
Missouri Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Louis Andrews
Herman Fiddler
Deadly sapper drill accident and world disasters
A dynamite cartridge exploded during a sapper drill in Jasz Bereny Jazygia killing twenty seven and injuring forty eight including officers. Simultaneous failures and natural disasters strike Zurich region quays collapse flooding many houses. one hundred perish including Canton president M Collins. Quebec fire devastates Gage foundry district destroying thirty homes and businesses. Nagy Karoly destroyed by hurricane and water spout creating a lake with many deaths. Chinese Wen Chow river floods Chu Chow as famine grinds Skaefjoed Iceland with widespread suffering. London Board of Trade notes June imports and exports fall. Ardnahoe Scotland fire kills seven occupants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasz-Bereny
Jazygia
Hungary
Zug
Switzerland
Hotel Zurich
M. Collins
Gage
St. Remi
Quebec
Nagy Karoly
Shanghai
Wen Chow
China
Chu Chow
Skaefjoed
Iceland
London Board of Trade
Ardnahoe
Bateshire
Scotland
Notable deaths and incidents from various states and towns
Dr C R Moone of Erie County Pennsylvania dies in Allegheny New York reports soothed by cocaine addiction formed during experiments Turen children burned to death near Tehula Mississippi after a lamp ignited a bed Secretary Watney sells Grasslands estate near Washington for 75000 pounds or 1000 per acre Gains total about 80000 in two years Dr McGuynn excommunicated by the Pope 10th Health department finds Wessel dairy cows died of peri pneumonia 8000 Knights of Labor in New York oppose new constitution Drowning deaths in Indiana Jersey City shooting then marriage Jersey City Philadelphia and other incidents Father Rogers dies New Jersey Three men hanged in Tennessee 1884 for Porter house fire Adam Freeman penitentiary fire confession Hurley Wisconsin theater fire kills seventeen with heavy losses
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Leeds & Co
Philadelphia
New York City
Susquehanna
Charles H. Grindy
Lincoln Park
New York
Casco Bay
Robert Hague
Pittsburgh
Fth
Mark Shannon
Chicago
Federal
Erie
Assembly
United Labor Party
Edward McGlynn
Syracuse
Port of
Sheldon Pease
Buffalo
N. Y
Alfred H. Pease
Clarendon
James Mahoney
Huntington
L. I
Malinckrodt
Wilkesbarre
United States
Germany
Europe
Conesus Lake Salt and Mining Company
Lakeville
Rochester
John R. Fellows
Massachusetts
Boston
Yan Phon Lee
Yalé
Marveiage
Elizabeth Mauda Jerome
New Haven
Cellonite Manufacturing Company
Arlington
N. J
Schuylkill
Reading Railroad
Lawler
C. R. Moone
Erie County
Allegheny
Tehula
Miss
Watney
Grasslands
Washington
McGuynn
Archdiocese of
Health Department
Henry Wessel
St. Louis
Knights of Labor
Order
Robert McClure
Joseph Hudson
White River
Hazelon
Ind
Jersey City
Fred Kull
Julia Miller
Kull
Robert Harthry
Leivie
Delaware
From Dungeon to Palace Paul’s Death Discourses
Rev Talmage portrays Paul’s martyrdom as a glorious transfer from Roman dungeon to heavenly throne. He contrasts Paul's suffering with cheerful departure, urging aged listeners to embrace death as departure to eternal joy and future delights in heaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Paul
Tullianum
Mamertine Prison
Earth
Troas
Mediterranean Sea
Rome
Heaven
God
Christ
Nero
Charles I
Columbus
John Franklin
Switzerland
Matterhorn
Alpenstock
Montague Street
Jonathan Edwards
St. Paul
Deficiency of Rational Development Among Women
The author argues that the perceived lack of female intellectual work cannot be blamed on education or environment. He contends that even with superior opportunity, women would not surpass men in rational development, citing historical examples and asserting that genius remains independent of such nurture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keats
Faraday
George J. Atomanes
Popular Science Monthly
The Ameer's daily court and austere justice described
A detailed sketch of the Ameer of Afghanistan’s routine and governance. He divides his week among correspondence with Herat to India, military durbar, and public justice. He sentences highway robbers with two phrases and enforces strict taboos, while noting his lineage, consorts, and memoir plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdurrahman
Herat
Candahar
Cabul
Peshawar
India
Durbar
London
Ameer
Bibi Malika
Kaniz
Habibullah
Mahomet Ameer
Journal Des Debats
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Cambridge Herald
Cambridge, Guernsey
Ohio
W. Mathews
W.S. Heads
Hutchison Block
Lambridge
Vu. Steele
Fred. L. Rosemond
Steele & Rosemond
Attorneys-At-Law
E Ponte
Old National Adk
J. Mi. Bushfield
Rainey
Court House
Cambridge, Oe
OHTO
W. A. Carpenter
Vamibredge
Davis Block
Sam’l C. Ludcock
Cosgrave
Main Street
Nowsu
Wv. D. Craic
Sitorney-at
Guernsey County
B. Taylor
R. T. Scott
Taylor & Scott
New Taylor Block
Physicians and Surgeons
Hutchinson Block
El?sely Cambridge
Hotels
Cou
Joseph Morton
Eagle Hotel
B.S. Herring
Brown House
Cambridge, Ohio
C. Kyle
Marls
Central Hotel
L. J. Cutter
Main ST
Cumberland, CO
Arcade Hotel
W. A. Gill
Cambridge, Ohmlo
Exchange Hotel
Garner Market and
Fourth Streets
WM. Kirk
Zanesville, Ohio
Thompson
Crow
Farmers’ Hotel
Will Street
Wm. Jairey & Son
J. W. Lippincott
Beecher
Broadway and
South Streets
Quaker City
Washington, Ohio
James Smith, Prop
Joan Harries, JR
Wall’s Drug Store
Collins
Optician
Wheeling Ave
Mya
Carnes
Pine Street
Main
Kyle's Marble and Granite Works
Cambridge, Oo
Mar
Ms. McPeheee
Uools
West Main St
Uply
John Moss
City Hall
Steubenville Street
William Ogier
Public Square
Oerett
E. McCollum
South End Mill Street
Stanley
Paper Hauser
Canbridge, Ohio
Ogier
Grand Outfit
True &Co
Agusta, Maine
Cumberland
Blue Belt
Point Pleasant
Hartford
Benecaville
Lyambridge
Zanesville
Barnesville- Bellaire
Wheeling
Cleveland & Marietta Railroad
E.G. Winstanley
Lake Erie
R. R
Oak Harbor
Fremont Clyde
Bellevue
Monroeville
Norwalk
Wellington Creston
Orrville
Ly 2
Massillon
New Cumberland
Sherrodsville
Leesville
Lowerston
Canal
Dover
New Comerstown
Macksburg Marietta
Macksburg
Canal Dover
Dirasuor
Creveler
Creston
Wellington
Fremont
Sisson
Vere
Lt. m
Wb Om
Huron
A.m
Fries Landing
Milan
Buchtel
Jonesboro
Ark
Edward Branks
Henry Dettman
John Short
James Hackisly
Excelsior
Oskaloosa
Galesburg
Carroll
Goebel
J. H. Mannix
Archbishop Purcell
Mather Edward Purcell
Mannix
John Holland
Charles Stewart
Michael Walsh
Edward Purcell
M. Clemens
H. H. Hoffman
J. B. Purcell
Margaret Green
Platt County
Abraham Lincoln
Beardstown
Palestine
Tex
William Bowen
Whitehall Sewing Machine Company
Cockburn Island
Lake Huron
Foreign Intelligence
Dr. Talmage
Apostle
Golden City
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Luke
Mark
John
Afghanistan
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