President appoints new U.S. attorneys and officials
The President announces appointments including John H. Frink as United States Attorney for the District of New Hampshire and Charles H. Call as Collector at Superior Michigan. Other names named as commissioners to review a 25 mile section of the Northern Pacific Railroad in Washington Territory.
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John 8. H. Frink
United States
District of New Hampshire
Charles H. Call
Superior
Mich
Robert B. Rosevelt
New York
Merriman
North Carolina
William Stevenson
Pennsylvania
Northern Pacific
Washington Territory
Vilas
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
San Francisco
Australia
Bureau of Statistics
Mth
Boards of Health
W. A. Vincent
Supreme Court of
New Mexico
Cleveland
Stephen W. Dorsey
Star Route Trial
C. Myer Zulick
Arizona
Frederick A. Tritle
Calvin Page
Internal Revenue
D. J. Laughlin
District of Philadelphia
David 3. Preston
Glove
Linn
Texas
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Frank W. Roberts
Maine
Coaticook
Can
Charles H. Wills
Maryland
Managua
Nicaragua
Joseph D. Hoff
New Jersey
Vera Cruz
Court of Alabama Claims
J. F. M Tice
Ith
Henry R. West
Ohio
Fort Peck
Montana
Benjamin F. Bonham
Calcutta
Ernest P. Baldwin
Missouri
The
Treasury
William A. Garasche
Martinique
Charles Forster
Indiana
Elberfeld
N. J. Arbelley
Tennessee
Jerusalem
Ester, Maas
Edward Dpanning
Pracat
Multiple 19th Century Delays and Disasters Reported
A roundup notes Richard Morris, a Georgia moonshiner, released in Albany due to lack of indictment. Mill workers reach a wage compromise at Reading Iron Works. A Newark saloon keeper fatally shoots his wife and himself after a quarrel. A major gas well is struck near Canonsburg owned by Guffey Bros. Anna Longfellow marries Joseph Thorpe in Cambridge. New York Board asks Cleveland for a national bankruptcy law. Sandbank village in Oswego County burns, with two churches lost. A smallpox case appears in Allegheny City schools. Gilmore Melville join Grant Post 027 in Brooklyn. Horner & Roberts plan three-cent coal rate at Elizabeth mine. Tammany and Irving Hall unite behind a county ticket in New York. Cornell professors celebrate Judge Foraker’s election. A Portland, Me. official vanishes after gambling losses. A Beaver Dam farmer dies from a fall while feeding a threshing machine. A Schuyler & Blonds mill fires in Amsterdam.
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Coxe
United States District Court
Teading
Pa.) Iron Works
Newark
N. J
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Hoffman
Washington County
Haston Farm
Canonsburg
Guffey Bros
Anna Longfellow
Cambridge
Mass
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Eau Claire
Wis
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Unitarian Church
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New York City
Cleveland
Congress
Sandbank
Oswego County
N. Y
Mary Flarter
Allegheny City
Q. A. Gilmore
U. S. Cay
G. W. Melville
U.S. N
U. S. Grant - Post
Elizabeth
New York
Tammany
Irving Hall
Hugh J. Grant
Board of Aldermen
Cornell University
Foraker
Hugh Thompson
Casper
Grand Trunk Freight Department
Portland
Lemuel Bellows
Beaver Dam
Wayne Township
Schuyler & Blonds Knitting Mill
Amsterdam
Wrecks, crimes, and incidents reported from coast to plains
The dispatch covers maritime wrecks near Wainwright Island with the Corwin rescuing crews from George and Susan and Mabel, names drownings, a minister found shot near Houston, a fatal shooting in Putnam County, glanders in livestock, a furnace accident in Leetonia, a murder verdict in Geneva, and various political and criminal notices across Illinois, Missouri, Indiana, Dakota, and Nebraska.
Five cars of wheat wrecked. two men suffocated
Five railroad wheat cars were ditched near Aitken Minnesota on the 16th. Two men stealing a ride suffocated in the grain and are identified by letters as John R. Cochran of Volant Pennsylvania and Louis Dust of Champaign Illinois.
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Minn
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Volant
Louis Dust
Champaign
Eaton
Colorado
Missouri
Indiana
Ohio
Howard
Rock Springs
Evanston
Wy. T
W. H. Clarke
St. Paul
Clarke
Bee
San Francisco
Louisville
David Danziger
New Orleans
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Wyoming
Fort Niobrara
Two Indians Tried for Murder in Northwest Uprising
At Battleford on the 10th two Indians were found guilty of murder in the George Dull case and sentenced to hang. Sixteen Indian prisoners were released for want of evidence.
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Northwest Territory
Battleford
Morrison
Fredericktown
N. B
Constantinople
Turkey
Bulgaria
Roumelia
Conference of Ambassadors
Beaufort
Adventure
Lawrence River
Cardipal
Ont
Rutschuk
Russia
Prince Alexander
Palermo
Sicily
India
Banking gains and losses plus far ships fire report
The weekly New York associated banks report shows loans up 3.57 million and deposits up 198 thousand while reserves fall 3.60 million and specie and legal tenders decline. A Baltimore steamship crew reports seeing a ship in flames at sea with no survivors found. Additional notes cover a Reading Iron Works forge revival, a New Lisbon post office burglary, a Tennessee assault and fatal shooting, consular appointments, deaths, church cardinal vacancy, a massacre report in Annam, and a rail accident with hog losses.
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Baltimore
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Coltontown
Tenn
W. P. Williams
Allen Harris
Williams
Harris
James N. Childs
Marine
United States
Guelph
Canada
James H. Trumbull
Talcahuano
Chile
Mary Department
van Novenburg
Iroquois
Payta
Peru
Montreal
College of Cardinals
Cardinal McCloskey
Archbishop Taschereau
Quebec
Paris
L’ Universe
Fostoria
The Lord's Razor and Divine Judgment in Brooklyn Sermon
Dr Talmage's Brooklyn sermon on Isaiah 7 20 compares Assyrian kings to a hired razor that shaves nations revealing God's precise providence. He warns against judging others harshly, urges mercy toward the afflicted, and cites Civil War shared suffering and national repentance as signs of divine discipline.
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Talmage
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Saul
Dr. Talmage
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Isaiah
Kgs
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Judea
Marseilles
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Dalmatia
Rhaetia
Noricum
Pannonia
Mosia
Dacia
Thrace
Commodus
Vertinax
Caligula
Diocletan
Ilustrious
Henry II
Heaven and
Earth
Dresdenian
Raphael
Antwerp
Ribens
Handel
Seraph
Archangel
Mexican Methuselahs and Centenarian Indians
Boston Herald correspondent reports on extraordinary ages in Mexico and among Indians. Examples include Jose Onofre Ojeda dying at 115 in Jalisco, a 135 year old San Miguel de Allende resident, a 150 year old Orizaba woman, and 145 year old Juan Santiago from 1844. Dentition linked to tortilla diet and lime.
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Jose Onofre Ojeda
Jalisco
San Miguel de Allende
Orizaba
Martina Riviera
Juan Santiago
President Delights Guests During Five Hour Receptions
The President spent over five hours today hearing Congressmen and politicians from ten until lunch before a formal East Room reception for about one hundred visitors. A New York woman joked she will return in six months to meet Mrs. Cleveland, prompting a light answer about how long it takes to choose. The President smiled throughout.
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New York
Cleveland
Seed Origins Question Asked by Little Bessie Brighteyes
In a dialogue, Prof Trilobite notes that all things arise by choice and the globe appeared like a mushroom overnight. Little Bessie Brighteyes asks where the seed originated.
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Prof. Trilobite
Bessie Brighteyes
Fragmentary quote hints at old saying at breakfast
A cryptic line about an aged phrase at a breakfast table appears, with unclear context and garbled text. The readable portion mentions a girl and an expression described as very old, leaving the rest unreadable.
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