Government Seizes Contraband Timber and Sells It
Acting Attorney General Jenks allows Interior Department special agents to seize timber taken unlawfully from government land and sell it at private or public sale with proceeds to the Treasury. July exports rose to 52.78 million while imports reached 55.53 million. Immigration at six ports totaled 31,348, up 3,566 from last year.
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Jenks
Interior Department
Treasury
United States
Through Car Service Opens Toledo to Bowerston Route
Wheeling & Lake Erie announces through car service from Toledo to Bowerston connecting with the Pennsylvania System for all points east and west. The line lists schedules on Eastward runs with Cleveland era timing and includes connections at Norwalk Milan Fries Landing and Huron with Norwalk Huron and Milan service. Woodford James M Hall and general managers sign as officers.
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Toledo
Bowerston
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Marietta
Akron
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Chicago
M.D. Woodford
James M. Hall
Blaine Opens Maine Campaign With Sebago Lake Speech
Recap of a broad set of mid 19th century notices including political moves, industrial wage talks, mine explosions in Lykens Pennsylvania, stock exchange altercation, notable deaths and public notices. Highlights include James G Blaine initiating campaign activity in Maine on the 24th, and Governor Hill’s ruling removing Commissioner Squire from office on the 25th.
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James G. Blaine
Maine
Sebago Lake
Associated Manufacturers of
Philadelphia
Short Mountain
Lykens
James B. Batteman
Republican convention splits in North Carolina district
A Second Congressional district Republican convention split on the 25th with one wing nominating James E. O'Hara the sitting congressman and the other nominating L M Abbott of New Bern a white man. The report lists numerous political and criminal items from the period including party conventions indictments arrests and a fatal train collision in Ohio.
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North Carolina
James E. O'Hara
L M. Abbott
Newberne
Wisconsin Glass Company
Milwaukee
Allen O. Myers
Cincinnati Maquirer
Columbus
Osage Mission
Kan
Willie Sells
Grand Lodge of Ohio
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Zanesville
John D. Irving
Toledo
I. A. Justice
Youngstown
A. Cook
Collinwood
M. T. Scott
Cleveland
A. T. Roever
Cincinnati
G. C. Clements
John D. Arras
Dayton
David I. Mellor
C. O. Wright
Maleigh
W. N. H. Smith
Thomas
Ohio
James C. Levering
Knox County
Congress
M. C. Nixon
J. W. Mitten
Coles County
Indiana
United States
Indianapolis
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Cyrus G. Luce
James H. McDonald
Gil R. Osman
George L. Maltz
Henry H. Aplin
Moses Taggart
Roscoe D. Dix
John
Leander Nelson
Collins
Chicago & St. Louis
Milford Center
Charles Phillips
Samuel M. Langdon
Ohio House of Representatives
Gambrinus Assembly of
Knights of Labor
Best
Wis
Assembly
Knights
J.C. Levering
Osage City
Kansas
Walter Gandy
W. K. Gandy
California
Swift
China
Pacific Coast
Ohio River
Lwe Guy
Multiple Disasters Hit Europe and Asia in Rapid Fashion
Fire destroys engine shops in Boston England injuring hundreds of workers. A collapse in Sheffield kills and injures children playing nearby. Iriwady flood near Mandalay leaves 50,000 homeless and up to 1,000 dead with losses around 35 million. Millie B wrecks near Port Monton Island. Captain Downie killed, mate drowned. others saved. Czar moves to push abdication. Bulgaria rejoices over rebels’ defeat. L Etoile sinks off Kalan Island. 12 drowned, 9 saved. Evictions at Donoughmore halted after violent clashes. Prince Alexander supported by German students. Parnell amendment to the Queen’s speech rejected in Commons.
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Great Northern Railway Company
Boston
Lincolnshire
England
Sheffield
Iriwady
Mandalay
India
Millie B
Port Monton Island
N. F
Downie
Benjamin Downie
St. Petersburg
Alexander
Donoughmore
County Cork
Berlin
Germany
Darmstadt
Parnell
House of Commons
ISI
Waves Claim ElevenYearOld At Long Branch
Dated news items note the drowning of Joan Mvauuriy eleven son of Thomas Murphy ex-collector of the port of New York at Long Branch on the 28th alt. Other reports cover a man killed by a police bullet in Canton Ohio a fatal mill collapse in Buckhannon West Virginia and a deadly earthquake across the Morea region with 300 dead. The National Anti-Saloon Conference meeting in Chicago is postponed to September 16.
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Benjamin P. Davis
the Treasury
Newark
Charleston
Baltimore
Sixth Auditor of the Treasury
W. L. Trenholm
Abington National Bank
Abington
Mass
Thomas E. Benedict
New York
Washington
Tingle
Seal Islands
Alaska Commercial Company
Peace Commission
Brocton
Lasters
Gay
Pittsburgh
Somerville
Sarah Jane Robinson
Thomas R. Smith
William J. Robinson
Central New York Dairymen’s Association
Sylvan Beach
N. Y
Ith
Miller
Joan Mvuauriy
Thomas Murphy
Long Branch
Bradford
Jacob Duncan
Jeremiah Placker
Jesse Hoyt
Murrogate Rollins
C. Snyper
Canton
French Creek
Buckhannon
W. Va
David Burr
Thomas Debar
Floyd Brown
John Allman
Erie
Kimira
Athens
Greece
Morea
Phyrgo
Aurora
Ind
Sutton Saw Mill Company
Fox
Lawrence Donovan
Brooklyn
Rufus. P. Spaupine
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Ohio Republicans Nominate Robinson for Secretary of State
The Ohio Republican State Convention at Contumpus nominated General James J. Robinson by acclamation for Secretary of State. Marshall J. Williams of Fayette County was named for Supreme Court Judge. The balance of the ticket includes A. H. Hester, Eli T. Tappan, and W. H. Hahn. Convention adjourned sine die.
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Lowry
State Committee
E. F. Noyes
Committee On Resolutions
Committee On Permanent Organization
Governor Foraker
D. Lanning
Columbus
J. Warren Keifer
Ohio
Cleveland
Congress
Republic
Canada
Mexico
Senate of the United States
Congress of American Nations
General Assembly
Cley
National
House of Representatives
General Revenue Fund
Republian
Labor Aga
National Department of Labor
United States Senate
Henry B. Payne
Leand
Gladstone
Parnell
Foraker
Grant
Robinson
Supreme Court
Marshall J. Willams
Fayette
A. H. Hester
van Wert
Eee
Eli T. Tappan
ANSOX
Public Works
W. H. Hahn
Cland
Mary and Her Beau Visit the Church
A verse tale from Detroit Free Press recounts Mary and her polite beau attending a Sunday service. The deacon collects a plate for money. lacking funds the beau is embarrassed, and Mary secretly gives him a penny.
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Mary
Goau
Tew
H. ©. Dodge
Detroit
Bonaparte Lake and the Joseph Bonaparte exile tale
The Diana region in Lewis County hosts Bonaparte Lake and recalls Joseph Bonaparte, Napoleon’s elder brother. The exiled noble lived at Natural Bridge, built a large mansion and a log shelter for hunters, entertained guests, and paid lavishly for meals, earning affection from locals and praise as a humane, generous host.
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Europe
Bonaparte
Joseph Bonaparte
Napoleon
Joseph
Two Sicilies
Naples
Spain
O'Meara
St. Helena
Waterloo
Rochefort
Maitland
America
Royan
Philadelphia
Point Breeze
Bordentown
New Jersey
Lafayette
Indian River
Natural Bridge
Lee
Empire
Sicily
Mohawk Valley
Joe
Lethargus A Fatal Malady Among Western Africa Negroes
A medical note describes lethargus a fatal sleep disorder seen in certain western coast African communities. It causes sudden drowsiness lasting about twenty one days ending in death with normal vitals and no abnormal post mortem findings despite remedies. The piece cites the Massachusetts Medical Journal and contrasts it with hotel price complaints in a separate note.
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Africa
Massachusetts Medical Journal
Rosebud Agency Implements Strike Ends With Sugar And Groceries
The Indian agent at the Rosebud Agency refused to hand over agricultural tools unless used as directed. In response the Indians organized a strike. the Nebraska State Journal reports the strike succeeded, leading the agent to surrender the implements and even supply three barrels of sugar and a cache of groceries.
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Nebraska State Journal
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