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Newspaper

Cambridge Herald

Location

Cambridge, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1887

Page

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Fries Landing Milan Norwalk Schedule Note

Brief transit item notes a Fries Landing connection among Milan and Norwalk routes with afternoon service details and alignment. No further context available.

Fries Landing Milan -Norwalk

State suits New Orleans reversed on McDonough tract issue

In Louisiana v New Orleans the Secretary of the Interior ruled for the city concerning about 50 000 acres of swamp land known as the McDonough tract. Major Ben Perley Poore fell ill in the National Capitol committee room on the 17th. The President named Major J L Rathbone Consul General at Paris and Charles C McGinnis receiver of public moneys at Duluth. Mrs Mary M Gibson wife of Senator Gibson died in Washington on the 18th. Treasury plans to replace gold coin with paper currency on the Pacific coast after July 1 1887. Warrants for pension paying 0 000 000 issued. The 144th bond redemption call for 717 590 bonds of the 3 per cent loan. Mint report shows 85 000 000 in gold and 351 000 000 in silver mined in 1880. Ke Nills fraud entry agent and George D Temple timber culture agent named.

Louisiana New Orleans McDonough Secretary of the Interior Ben. Perley Poore National Capitol J. L. Rathbone California United States Paris Charles C. McGinnis Minnesota Duluth Minn Mary M. Gibson Gibson Washington Treasury Department Pacific Coast Manning Treasury Secretary of the Treasury Treas Mint KE. N. Fils Missouri George D. Temple Iowa W. A. Wright North Carolina

Capitalists plan silver bullion certificates trading network

New York bankers form an organization led by ex Secretary Manning and ex-Treasurer Jordan to issue certificates against large silver bullion deposits. The plan mirrors grain and stock certificates with the Western National Bank to anchor the scheme and act as lead center.

Pittsburgh firm clears mortgage balance after restructuring

Manufacturers of Pittsburgh recently paid creditors 556 090 to satisfy mortgages with one and a half years remaining. Three years earlier the firm sought an extension on liabilities over one million dollars. At Morristown New Jersey on the 20th the jury convicted C J Reynolds of blasphemy, fining him two dollars and costs. Reynolds was defended by Colonel Robert Ingersoll.

Ufacturers Pittsburgh Morristown N. J C. J. Reynolds Reynolds Robert Ingersoll Marquette Negaunee Mich Louisville & Nashville Railroad New Orleans George L Lake Linden Neuman & Trelease Michigan Upper Peninsula Gresham United States Chicago Youngstown Arthur Hoodle Gus Kemmera Chi- Cuzo Springfield Tenn T. J. Duncan Julia A. Nichols St. Mary’s, O Dayton Asylum J. W. Spayd Greenville Spayd

Explosions cause multiple disasters across several states

A Spirit Lake nitro works near Duluth exploded on the 18th killing two. a Gallipolis mill boiler blast fatally injured Charles Brown and other workers. a San Francisco slaughter house burned, vast livestock perished, losses soar. A Des Moines distillery closure follows a Supreme Court ruling. many other incidents and legal cases are noted across Virginia, Illinois, Michigan, Texas, and more.

Spirit Lake Duluth Minn Beth & Morrison Gallipolis Charles Brown John Dray James Valentine Jesse Stone James Salene Michelssen, Ross & Co San Francisco Western Unitarian Conference Chicago Des Moines Supreme Court William Smith Fauquier County Ile Virginia Eex Reed Bismarck C. T Alexander Mitchell Judge Reed Newhall House John Reacell Lowe Hopping Robert Boyd Smithfield Island Cairo Hopping Boyd Readell T. T. Coyle San Antonio Tex Alamo J. W. Barbour Grant County Lebanon Jacob R. Hisey FP. W. Hathaway Bohemian Oat Company Hisey Salem Salida Col Kate Castledton Grace Leslie George Cox Aubrey Florida United States Samuel Pasco Democat St. Goodrich Mr. Pasco Knoxville Michigan Senate Michigan Chiccago Voorhees Beck Charles Stuart Kalama- 200 Mich House of Representatives Democratic Party Job Lamar Harmon Brothers Dallas Miss Ilm Oxford Lamar Calhoun County Detective Wise Texas Hopkinsville James Breathitt International & Great Northern Railroad McNeil Station John Boyd Rockford Mjch Annie Boyd Christopher Post

Five men executed for Czar assassination plot in St Peters burg

News items report the execution of the five leaders of the March 13 conspiracy in St Petersburg on the 17th. Other notes cover a Ottawa safe robbery of 10000 dollars, £5000 found, and possible arrests linked to lumber yard workers.

St. Petersburg Dominion Express Company Ottawa Can Cardinal Manning Cardinal Gibbons Knights of Labor Cardinal Simeoni Propaganda Vatican John Dawes Staffordshire Yorkshire England Sui Morelia Mex Taxu Tienstin London Scotland

Reporter deaths in Philadelphia rail crossing tragedy

Two reporters, Jay Ray Shepard and E. J. Isaacs, were killed when a fast train struck them as they crossed railroad tracks after a May festival in Philadelphia. The incident left widows and orphans seeking aid, while other regional disasters and shipwrecks filled the same news round-up.

Philadelphia Jay Ray Shepard The Record E. J. Isaacs Press Shepard Isaacs New York Nanaimo B. C Market Street Kate Murphy Jerry Murphy Thomas Murphy Dennis Clemens Maggie Haney Savannah Mexico Babishe Akron Henry Sargent de Kalb Vicksburg

Not Forgotten Navy Heroes Behold Also the Ships

Brooklyn May 22 sermon honors naval veterans with a tribute to sailors of all eras. Dr Talmage extols the American Navy from 1861 to present, urges faith in God as the true Admiral, recalls Farragut and Foote, and envisions eternal rewards for those who served.

Brooklyn T. de Witt Talmage Brooklyn Tabernacle Land Liberty Kalamazoo Roanoke Dunderberg Monitor Housatonic Weehawken Tecumseh Constitution Alliance Constellation Alabama Miami Ceres Southfield Whitehead Commodore Hull Louisiana Lepanto Actium Christ Augustus Mark Antony Salamis Noah Europe Ohio Tennessee Cumberland Mississippi Mobile Bay Atlantic Pacific Westfield Shawsheen Winfield Scott Navy Whitworth Western Gulf Squadron Eastern Gulf Squadron South Atlantic North Atlantic West India Squadron Potomac Flotilla Catafalque Earth Hell Morris Island Admiral Dahlgren Philadelphia Red River Melville Hatteras England Royal Family Baltic Sea Czarina Atlantic Ocean Delaware Commodore Decatur Chesapeake Lawrence Perry Yonder Wabash Dupont Minnesota Goldsborough Dahlgren San Jacinto Admiral Bailey Black Hawk Admiral Porter Benton Admiral Foote Hartford David Glascoe Farragut Admiral Farragut Brooklyn Navy Yard Natchez Astor House New York Farraguts David David Farragut Pennington Farragut Monitor Tecumseh Tallapoosa New York Harbor United States Broadway Woodlawn God Heaven

Routine Duties of Indian Army Officers on Marches

A Chambers' Journal account describes a typical Indian Army march day from 4 a.m. alarm to bed. Officers are awakened, troops load pack animals, and the regiment moves at five with frequent five minute halts and a coffee stop. The day includes a camp setup, breakfast, brief recreation, and a sociable, healthy routine with regular marching and occasional shooting or dining.

India Chambers’ Journal

Indian School Pupil Reflects on Beavers and Civil War Injuries

A Carlisle Indian Industrial School pupil writes friends about Governor Beaver and Gettysburg, contrasting Civil War leg amputation with indigenous methods of healing. The letter claims white surgeons cut off limbs while Indians prefer other ways to heal.

Indian Industrial School Carlisle Penn Beaver Gettysburg

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