Officials inspect Carlisle Indian School and exchange gifts
Secretary Teller and Commissioner Price along with Senator Logan and several Congress members visited the Carlisle Indian School on the 6th. Mint reports 3,000,000 new nickel pieces in circulation, with design tweaks to include cents beneath the word. Treasury shows gold and silver totals and notes in circulation. President appoints and reappoints U S Marshals in North Carolina, Massachusetts and Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Indian Affairs
Price
Logan
Congress
Carlisle
Max Lening
Berlin
Prussia
United States
Washington
Boards of Trade
Chambers of Commerce
Senate
David Davis
Mint
Treasury
Thomas B. Keogh
North Carolina
Robert M. Douglass
Nathaniel P. Banks
Boston
Joseph H. Gee
Missouri
Bishop of Indiana chosen by Episcopal Convention
Dr Isaac L Nicholson of St Mark's Philadelphia was chosen Bishop of Indiana by the Episcopal Convention in session at Indianapolis on the 7th. Several other items include a large tannery fire in Feltsville New York with 50000 loss, the Maine Senate passing murder death penalty, and memorial obituaries for Nathaniel Thayer and Henry Seibert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac L. Nicholson
St. Mark’s Church
Philadelphia
Indiana
Indianapolis
Feltsville
N. Y
New York City
Connecticut
Maine Senate
Nathaniel Thayer
Boston
John E. Thayer & Co
Henry Seibert
le Moyne
Little Washington
Independence Hall
Paris
Hyde Park
Mass
Western Window Glass Manufacturers’ Association
Pittsburgh
Reliance
Mount Carmel
Reading Railroad
Reading Company
Chester Carpenter
Beecher-Tilton
Brooklyn
Washington Street
Gap
Jersey City
N. J
Mary Brosnahan
Erie
New England States
Middle States
Western
Southern
Pacific Coast and Territories
Canada
Provinces
Catherine Metzger
Samuel May
McKeesport
Plague of events across states including openings and crimes
The report lists assignments and bankruptcies in Cincinnati, the Rose Polytechnic Institute opening in Terre Haute with notable speakers, a fatal brewery accident in Bryan Ohio, and lawsuits against railroad companies over payments. It covers a train robbery near Mulberry Station Arkansas, a centenarian Waterloo veteran, a double murder suicide in Cleveland, political pardons and state conventions, a church fire in Logansport, a governor’s funeral in Atlanta, a Nashville fire killing three, cattle disease in New Philadelphia, and a Frederick City fire tragedy. It notes various deaths, political shifts, and temperance resolutions from Winchester Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. L. Upson
Central Oil Works
Cincinnati
Charles L. Mitchell
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Chauncey Rose
Terre Haute
Ind
Navy
R. W. Thompson
John Eaton
United States Commissioner of Education
Polytechnic Institutes
Charles O. Thompson
Worcester
Mass
Polytechnic Institute
Jacon Hou
Fountain City
Bryan, O
Chicago
Herbert C. Ayer
Otis Iron and Steel Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Ayer
Union National Bank of
Otis Company
Standard Steel Company
Lewiston
Little Rock
Fort Smith
Mulberry Station
Crawford County
Arkansas
J. Kaine
William Fawcett
Hagerstown
Waterloo
Duke of Wellington
William C. Lixe
Governor Crittenden
Missouri
Clarence Hite
James
Hite
Ile
Frank James
Witess
Michigan Democrat
Lansing
Greenbackers
John W. Champlain
Grand Rapids
Supreme Court
Arthur L. Clark
Sanilac County
State University
the Wood
Kalamazoo
Charles J. Willett
Gratiot County
Kansas
Martin Surver Herrs
Springfield
John Crowett
Ohio State and Union Law College
Sun
Congress
Western Law Journal
Logansport
Alexander Stephens
Atlanta
Martin J. Crawford
Toombs
Jackson
Brown
Jones
Anderson
Miller
Smith
Litterer & Co
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas Wormack
William Miller
John Frith
J. R. Kurtz
New Philadelphia
Daniel Crouse
Frederick City
William Sprague
Dora Inez Calvert
Greenbrier County
W. Va
Staunton
Connecticut
West Virginia
Helena
Ark
Mississippi River
Memphis
Mississippi
Hardin’s Landing
Sterling
Star Landing
St. Francis
Buena Vista
Col
Heller & Halleck’s Bank
Jouhn Quinnlan
Mobile
Ala
St. Theresa
New Orleans
W. T. Clark
W. T. Patton
L. L. Strause
Danville
Moses T. Ray
Merchants’ and Planters’ Bank
Montgomery
Gladstone hints British exit from Egypt within months
Parliament hears evacuation could occur in six weeks to six months. Dispatch from Constantinople reports a US envoy and Porte negotiating petroleum warehouses. Separate items note Apache depredations in Mexico, along with local famine relief in Mayo and storm impacts in Montreal and Tamalave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladstone
Egypt
Constantinople
United States
Wallace
Porte
J. B. Green
London
Mexico
la Pastoria Ranch
Ures
Canada
Sonora
Los Alamos
Los Vallecitos
Pispatcu
Montreal
Tamalave
Madagascar
Berlin
Russia
Vatican
Limerick
Ireland
New Hampshire
Florence Dixtre
London Times
The
Sun
Parnell
Rome
Surek Borne
Eieutr
Kavanaugh
Ringsend Canal
Police Department
Clyde
Devonia
Hull
Yarmouth
Navarre
Copenhagen
Leith
Notable Pennsylvanian Isaac Waterman Dies After Sixty Years
Obituary notes Isaac S. Waterman a Philadelphia wholesale grocer renowned for six decades in state business dies in Philadelphia on the 10th. Also reported: Bloomfield hotel fire destroys Tur Arch Deacon Hotel. Hawes dies in Boston. several election officers convicted. Grove Station fire kills two children. Navy officers Seymour and Nicholson die and retirement. Chandler orders plans for five new war vessels and finish four monitors with first contracts expected in May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac
Waterman
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Tur Arch Deacon
Bloomfield
N. J
Joan A. Hawes
New Bedford
Mass
Massachusetts
State Senate
North Carolina
Boston
Thomas Manor, Jr
Isaac L. Street
Joseph Myers
Grove Station
Pittsburgh
Monongahela River
Crawford
Charles Seymour
United States Navy
Charleston
D. C
J. W. A. Nicholson
Charles H. Baldwin
Light House Board
Chandler
Naval Board
Congress
Tariff bill changes announced by Conference Committee
Washington March 3 Conference Committee reports tariff changes in the Tax and Tariff bill. The list covers schedules A through N with duties on chemical products earthenware glassware hemp flax wool and other goods. Notable shifts include higher rates for many fabrics and glass items, removal of free lists for seeds and tea, and a general provision to apply the highest rate when multiple rates could apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Conference Committee
Congress
Senate Free Lst
Senate
Manila
Saxony
Wilton
Tournay
Brussels
Ad Valoremn
Long Senate
Internal Revenue
Aso Nationa
Commissioner of Pensions
Secretary of the Interior
Pensions Paid Since 1789 and Revolutionary War Figures
The article details U S pension totals from 1789 to 1861 including the overall sums paid, with Britain pounds and dollars mixed. It lists Revolutionary War pension recipients and survivors, War of 1812, Mexican War, and Civil War enlistments, and final pension figures from Washington correspondence. It notes Lemuel Clark as last Revolutionary pension survivor, and John Gray and Daniel Bake man as special-act pensionees. It provides totals of enlistments, pension applicants, and paid beneficiaries across conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Sil Qee
Eos
Lemuel Clark
Clarendon
N. Y
Congress
John Gray
Brookfield
Daniel F. Bakeman
Freedom
Mexico
Washington Cor
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Cambridge Herald
Cambridge, Guernsey County
M. R. Patterson
Attorney-at-Law
Cambridge
Shaffner Building
J. ©. Steele
Hutchison Block
Marktt
Marletf
Sam’s GC
Ludcock
Cosgrave
Main Street
Hotels
Eagle Hotel
B.S. Hering
Mainétft
Antrim
J. M. Albaugh
Exchange Hotel
John W. Robinson
Jvi
Sredeci
WM. Kirk
Thompson
Crow
J. W. Lippincort
Beecher
Broadway and
South Streets
Quaker City
Washington, Ohio
James Smeieix
Prop
Globe House
Cumberland, Ohio
James Canady, Erop’r
James Stevens
Scott's
Newnom & Moss
Exi
City Hall
Steubenville Street
Marr
E. McCollum
South End Mill
Seta Et
D. K. Kyle
Marble and Granite Works
E. Harper Jefferies
Lambert Thomas
Lambert Thomas & Co
Produce and Wool Commission
North Water St
L. G. Wells, M. D
Taylor Block
Mar
F. J. Cheney
Adams Street
Toledo
John R. Downar
Addres Stinson & CO
Portland
Maine
Naval
B. Allen, Jeweller
S.w.cor
Wheeling Ave. and
7Th St
A. Moore & Co
Weaver
Green
Zanesville, Ohio
Ewan Romans
Ann Arbor
Mich
DR. Moore
Steubenville Streets
News OF the
W. A. Rainey
Allegheny Mountains
True & CO
Augusta
Co. OW
N. Y. Ry. Co
Cumberland
Blue Bell
Pleasant
Hartford
Senecaville
West
A. M
F. ¥. Atkinson
Samone
G. Wyman
Baltimore
Wyman & Co
St. Augustine
N. C
Normal School
A. J. Wing
Somerville
Curtis
National Bank Examiner
Joserh T. Ryerson
Ite
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Winchester
Maryland State Temperance Alliance
Foreign Intelligence
Hoop & Scorr
Brownville Wood Camp
Deadwood
D. T
Todd, French & Co
St. Louis
Lucinoa Forman
Divineter
House
Venezuela
Executive Department
Fort Smith Reservation
New York
Oregon
California
District Court of the United States
Wichita
Kanan
Freedman’s Savings Bank
Ohio River
Enoch Arden
Eliza Bussey
Frank Lee
United States Army
Arizona
Lee
Troy
Frank
Cody
Caifornia
Troy CY
Chicago Tribune
Pai
Ottawa
Ont
Brockville
Ccago Tribune
Long Island
Prof
Baird
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