Panama City Fire and Other 1878 News Items
Dispatches report Panama fires destroying twenty six buildings and the Grand Hotel with total losses around 500000 dollars, plus other city blocks burned and extensive property damage. Also covered are political, legal, and crime notes from New York, Washington, Buffalo, and beyond with multiple arrests, appointments, and local incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Panama
Lanceburg
Wilson & Brakemor
San Domingo
Baez
Azna
Sasto
Domingo
Porto Platta
Tlenry Schmidt
Schmidt
George B. Vosburgh
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
Jersey City Heights
Vosburgh
Edward Pierrepont
Court of St. James
Blatchford
Buffalo
Erie County Penitentiary
Samuel N. Baker
Baker
Weston
Washington
Congress
G. W. Bullock
Ewing
United States
Secretary of the Interior
Montana
Matthews
Committee On Public Lands
Sargent
Senate
Hale
House
Senate Today
Wm. A. Howard
Michigan
Dakota
Michael Shaughnessy
Mississippi
U. S
Utah
Chas, Bartlette
Maine
Turk’s Island
Guadalupe
J. Walbertson
North Carolina
Edward H. Morrison
New Jersey
Boise City
Idaho
Mount Sterling
John Riggal
Wesley Howard
Ripley Township
Howard
Riggal
Chicago
Lake Shore
Michigan Southern
Smarniva
Edgerton
Indiana
Chicago Mail
Wm. M. Scott
Erie
Henry W. Fuller
Constantinople
Syria
Egypt
John Brainer
Cleveland
Ohio
Oakland
California
John W. Hoyt
Wisconsin
Wyoming Territory
Adolph Dobrowski
Shasta
Maryboro
Ont
Fulton Street
Europe
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Prohibition Bill and Disasters Shake Early New England
The British fleet reaches the gulf of Ismid while Verner Brothers of London fail. Picault and Co suspend operations with $100000 liabilities. The Acton powder mill in Marlboro, Massachusetts exploded again, killing two men. Boston debates a prohibition liquor bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Rome
Signor Crispi
Ministry of the Interior
Malta
Hyde Park
Bradlaugh
Herbert
Lord Beaconsfield
Musurus Pasha
Lord Gladstone
Gladstone
Duke of Leck
Count Schougaloff
Unity Brook
Kearsley
Bolton
Paris
Athens
Greece
Congress
Central Building
Great Falls
N. H
Remus
Constantinople
Hartford
Cape Elia
Provost Street
Jersey City
American Brush Company
New Haven
Conn
J. N. Sharpe
Indianapolis
Assests
White, Osborne & Co
Boston
Augusta
Gulf of Ismid
Verner Brothers
Picault & Co
Acton
Marlboro
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Weekly Leader
Telegraphic
Riddle
Knapp
Martin
Patterson
White
Ford
Ivory Lord
Saco
Dan’ F. Kelly
Pennsylvania
Revenue Marine Service
Chas. Ht. Prince
Wm. L. Roche
Plague
R. M
New Hampshire
Concord
Merrimac County Poor Farm
North Boscawen
Exeter
Keene
Littleton
Manchester
Dover
Portsmouth
Prescott
Nashua
Cook
McKeen
McKean
Pottstown
James Flannery
Pottstown Iron Company
Richard L. P. Riefsreden
Pottstown Advertiser
Iron Company
Reading Railway
Jom A. Cummisky
Philadelphia
Secretary of the Treasury
South Carolina
Charleston
Liberian Exodus Association
Azar
Monravia
Azor
Liberian Joint Stock Steamship Co
Liberia
Illinois
Kentucky
Louisville
Stanford
Courier Journal
Casey County
Rich Hill
Mount Olive
Vincent Wesley
Sloan
Wm. Taylor
Richardson
Missouri
St. Louis
Circuit Court
Frank J. Bowman
Louisiana
New Orleans
Ouachita River
Inter Ocean
Anderson
Gen
Garfield
Sheldon
Returning Board
Acklin
Darrall
Nichols
San Francisco
Cuba
the Picayune
Key West
Spain
Isle
Canada
Ottawa
Pacquet
Quebec
Blackrod
Angers
Littilier
Legislative Council
Legislative Assembly
Home Savings Bank of Boston
R. W. Adams& Co
Lespinard Street
Phelin City
Collins and
Beogary
Collings and
The
Farmer’s and Trader’s Bank
Lexington, Ky
Windom
Committee On Appropriations
West Point
W. Mellnee
Rochesterville
MelIlnee
Portland
Oregon
Marshal McLaren
Minnesota
L. W. Reina
Spokane Falls
H. Schmel
Ellen Vickers
Schmel