Stormy National News and Johnson Death Report
News from Washington showing Senate actions on bankrupt law and Centennial bill as Cameron and Edmunds push measures. Baltimore reports Reverdy Johnson found dead near Annapolis. Bab cock trial in St Louis features testimonies on fraud schemes and lingering crossfire in court before adjournment. San Francisco notes California storm severity and coastal wrecks with ships ashore at Wilmington.
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Washington
Logan
Cameron
Lacrosse
Wis
Edmunds
Washington Monument
Frelinghuysen
Senate
Northern Pacific
House
Louisiana
Blaine
Hale
Tarbox
Randall
Chiptenden
Kusson
Hoar
Springer
Baltimore
Reverdy Johnson
Executive Mansion
Annapolis
Flood and theft reports in multiple locations and Beecher charges debated
Reports describe flood losses in Colnan and the Sacramento river bottom with ships ashore at Port Orford. Bank of Commerce robbed in New London with safe opened after twelve hours. a Springfield promissory note suit directs verdict for the plaintiff. Henry C. Bowen facing church examining committee over Beecher charges, which they refuse to accept.
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Colnan
Sacramento River
Atock
Port Orford
New London
Conn
Bank of Commerce
New York
First National Bank of
Springeld
Charles A. Dana
Chicago Republican
Larrimore
Plymouth Church
Beecher
Bowen
Multiple 19th Century News Nuggets From Boston to Egypt
Several brief items report: M Weir of New Haven failed. the Hutchins house in Holyoke burned, losses around 7500 dollars. national bank note contraction totals 20 875 752 dollars since the 1875 resumption act. Piper found guilty of murder in the first degree in Boston. Mrs Flora L Baldwin of Carthage Ohio died by suicide over domestic troubles. Saunders Hobe Boston wholesale shoe dealers were examined on fraud charges before a U S Commissioner. Dartmouth trustees close an investigation into treasurer Daniel Blaisdell with heirs offering a 15000 dollar compromise. Anglo Egyptian bank advances to Egypt cited by the London Times as signaling a French syndicate advance.
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Piper
Mabel Young
Boston
Flora L. Baldwin
Carthage
Ohio
Saunders & Hobe
U.S
Thurs
Dartmouth College
Daniel Blaisdell
Egypt
London Times
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U. Pla. A. Poule
Eyenne
Wyoming
M. Jones
Bath
fiter-Ocean Hotel
Cheyenne, Wyoter
FORD
Omaha
San Francisco
Union
Denver Pacifica
eBock Ft Lares
Igbout
Metropolitan Hotel
Wer. Ferguson
P. Railroad
Wmeyenne
C. Leighton
Fer's Hotel & French Restaurant
Eddy
Cheyenne
Eagle House
Eddy and
Thornes
Heyeane
Sammons
Lose Agates
Topaz
Ao Veil Ae Exquisite Productions
Joslin & Park’s
Rome
Geod
Joslin & Park
W. T
Converse & Warren
Crockery
Palaut
Rosewood
Chevy
Sixteenth Street
Western Hotel
Fifteenth Street
Kimme
Cheyenne and
Black Hills
Mail Express
Witrave Inter Hotel
orJorvat
F.D. Yates &Co., Proprietors
Igi
Night Report
Congress
Babcock
California
Budget of General News
St. Louis
J. Bassett
Everett
Joyce
Allorneys
E. B. Frazier
Gen. Babcock
House Committee On Appropriations
Bristow
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Senate Committee On Territories
New Mexico
Los Angeles County
Ban Diego
Wilmington
M. Weir
New Haven
Hutchins
Holyoke
Mass
HH. Garbanati
Ekvanston
Kennedy
Hemlock
4. I. Kennedy
U. S. Army and Veterinary
Lem Remedy. Co. F. Coodman
Hiddwly
Heb
Emel
Whipple & Hays
Will. L. Feglesere
Wholewile and
Seventeenth Street
Shevense
Mina
Feef
Carpenter and Black
Smith Tools
Guns & Ammunition
Missouri River
Grand Island
John Thormahlen & Co
General Dales
O'Brien
V7th Street
Voon Dong
Handy
Camp Kerth
Tin Cape
Harmer
Toole
Fiat
Bente
Anastesa
Rebieiane
Tun Island
L. Murriu
Wyo
Bella Union
Late Allen’s Theatre
Babb & Miller
PROP
Omas F. Walters
Quinn and Holmen
Artinta
Tom Miller
Wilson
C. Leer KM
Hallet-maater
Kloa
XN Web
Isk Lublinge Monteverpe
Mollim Nelson
Maggie Louise
Iss Mannie Lak
Wdllk
MANIK
Wanrap
Walter Cela
Menere
Theyenne Daily Leader
Nvehoale and
Cuchne
Aleo
der and
Fuse
Alee
Winchester, Spencer and
Pensuson Sixeer
Wyemley
H, Maas
J. Nealon
Wwro
Eenmaas
Dtuck
Jydtma
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