Treasury tightens duty on tobacco and mint reopenings
The Treasury sets tobacco dutiable at forty cents per pound for partly stemmed and rolled product. Acting Secretary Fairchild reopens Carson City mint as bullion assay office with future coinage tied to deposits. Other actions include pension grants, staff cuts at the Government Printing Office, and new customs collectors.
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Cooley Mann
Vicksburg
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Denver
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Lansing Burroughs
Augusta
Sylvester
Bean
Creston
Henry
Orme
Los Angeles
Cal
Hiram Basset
Kentucky
Mixed national headlines and local crime in brief
Reported political noms and party notes from Pennsylvania New Jersey and Massachusetts. Insane verdicts steel ship launches and coal prices loom. bank exam deficits and a triple murder case update common in late 19th century dispatches.
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Bartley Campbell
Bloomingdale
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Wilmington
Del
William K. Vanderbilt
P Railroad Company
National Bank
First National Bank
Portland
Gould
George Axtell
Deposit
Binghamton
Massachusetts
Boston
Oliver Ames
J. Q. A. Brackett
Henry B. Pierce
A. W. Beard
Charles R. Ladd
Edgar J. Sherman
James N. Platt
Munson
Mass
Chicago
Harvard College
Brewer
Monongahela River
Produce Exchange
New York City
John Hugg
Coe
New Jersey
New York Republican State Committee
Judge Daniels
Court of Appeals
Democratic State Committee
Rufus W. Peckham
William H. Downs
Tobie Cain
Cincinnati
Mary Warner
Bingen Station
Union County
Consylvania
George Bardwell
Through Car Service Opens Toledo to Bowerston Link
The road now connects Toledo with Bowerston and the Pennsylvania System for all points East. Through car service operates between Toledo Cambridge and Marietta and extends to Akron Youngstown and Pittsburgh with full passenger transit. M D Woodford and James M Hall, general managers and general passenger agent, announce the arrangement.
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Avent
Democratic convention nominates Frank Hurd for Congress
The Democratic Congressional convention of the Tenth Ohio district met on the 28th alt. and nominated Hon. Frank Hurd for Congress on the first ballot. The report lists numerous political and social items, including deaths, accidents, and legal notices from across the country.
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N. J
Hudson County
Edward Solomon
Lillian Russell
H. H. Rich
Hoboken
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Lynn
Mass
Henry Sears
Michael O'Neil
Darby Green
David M. Chadwick
Secret Service
Albany
N. Y
New York
Alton
Potts
National Civil Service Reform League
New York Custom House
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Hurd
Congress
George W. Washington
Alabama
Montgomery
Grant
Chicago
Lordstown
Brown
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DeLand
Fla
Duncan McArthur
United States
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Danish Lutheran Churches of America
Cedar Falls
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Greggs
L. M. Baldwin
Michigan
Jay
James Burrows
Sidney Close
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Minneapolis
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Illinois
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Winthrop
Ishpeming
Mich
Benjamin
Charles E. Brow
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Mechanics
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Conn
Negaunee
Louis Rouilliard
Joseph King
King
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N. H. Meldrum
G. G. Syms
P. W. Breen
J. Price
Easton
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Wingfield
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Butterworth
Talmage Sermon on Two Citybound Young Men
Rev. T DeWitt Talmage recounts Edward and Nicholas in a Brooklyn Tabernacle sermon about city temptations and choices. Edward drifts into dissipation, loses work, and confronts family conflict, while Nicholas stays disciplined, advances at a firm, marries well, and builds a stable life.
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