New National Banks and Report of Circulation
Treasury figures show sixty five new National Banks organized since January 1 with a combined capital of 6 914 000. Forty six are in the Eastern states, fourteen in the Western and five in the Southern states. Nineteen new banks with capital 2 405 000. Circulation changes from January 1 to now total 765 000, with 4 805 325 in New York, 127 200 in New Jersey and the rest in Southern and Western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
Wasnixotos
Treasury Department
New York
New Jersey
Unclear fragmentary notice from Jackson Tennessee area
Fragmentary OCR text from Jackson Tennessee and Memphis June mentions effort to save something. Conjectural references to costs and telegrams appear, but readability is limited and key details are absent.
Fast Saginaw Races Capture East Association Meet
The East one Association host saw about 10,000 attend the event with numerous heats and multiple entries. Brown Dick took the feature free-for-all in a 2:34 pace with steady times across the program while Bodine won a decisive second heat and Fullerton, Bentsen, and Collins also featured in the day’s program.
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Mrcu
East One Association
Sore Pasie
SM Ao
Vine
Brown Dick
Ee Ee Collins
Felierton
Fred
Lins Bodine
J Fullerton Bentsen
Centeken
Ae Bodine
Fire destroys feed mill in Jackson and guarding losses
A fire at a frame building in Jackson, Tenn in the Jackson area caused substantial damage to a feed mill owned and operated by Babillion & Hindhmar. Losses are reported around 10000 dollars or 40000 marks with details provided from Detroit and Memphis dispatches dated June 25.
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Jackson
Tenn
Memphis
Decoertag
Tomlin
Porter Ie
Ge Peste
Cincinnati Times
Pittsevas
Monongahela
Woodburn
New Arkansas
Haishee
Thomas Carragh
Pittsburg
New Anasy
A. Thompson Dean
Tarascon
Sandy
Fantie Tatum
Sherlock
Dean
Adlapaioh Ben Francisco Tides in La Paz
New York dispatch dated June 26 reports El soy Adlapaioh Ben Francisco authorities in La Paz are in full tide of events as Meson Wet et osteneet unfolds.
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New York
EL Soy
Ben Francisco
la Paz
Dorien Arrives From New York, June 25
A steamer named Dorien arrived from New York. The report notes passengers and cargo details with scattered names and places including London and Ethiopia. The fragmentary text mentions LovumnsviLiz and Buckeyes with unclear context.
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Yor
Jane
Eihepi
Ous Lang
Ted Liver
Ethiopia
Rom
Herder
FS Reptie
Rece
London
MoviIL_e
Dorien
New York
LovumnsviLiz
Fragmentary Moral Reflections Amid Sorrow
Disjointed lines ponder sin and the mind, warning that brief griefs should not obscure hope. The speaker urges resilience and sunshine after hardship, noting desires, thunder, and advice to the heart in seeking steadiness against misfortune.
A Cure for Canine Madness Experiment at Leblanc Hospital
An experimental procedure at Leblanc Hospital involved several participants and a recorded minute of proceedings. Eight of the dogs were treated by the pores, while others showed health, yet many died from the malady. Lebeau states the problem has long caused anxiety and may persist.
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Leblanc Hospital
Lebeau
Mineral districts of the Eastern States described in Boston book
A Boston issued volume outlines mining districts in the Eastern States. Lead and silver occur in pockets from Newburyport through New Hampshire and Maine including Bangor, with rich specimens reported. Copper, coal and extensive lead deposits noted in Connecticut and western Massachusetts towns. no gold observed.
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Boston
Newbur Avene
Maine
Bangor
Rowley
George Town
Massachusetts
Srechire
Connecticut
Hampshire
Aumopoosite
Bellows
Eee
A Nice Island to Reside In the su Sicily
A fragmented account discusses crime and governance on a Sicilian island, noting murders and robberies, social complicity, and the Camorra’s influence. It critiques legal institutions and mentions tensions between prefects, juries, and local gangs amid revolutionary origins.
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Sicily
Camorra
London
Summer and Fall Elections Across States
The article outlines forthcoming state elections in Kentucky California and Maine plus Ohio Indiana Pennsylvania and more. It notes August 2 for Kentucky Governor and Legislature and lists Republican candidates Gen Harlan and James B McCreery. It references senator Stevensons term ending 1877 and predicts Democratic outcomes, with turnout aims and independent support dynamics.
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Kentucky
Generel Harlan
James B. McCreery
Bir. Stevenson
Greeley
Court of Appeals
West
California
Eensions
Ohio
Indiana
Maine
Pennsylvania
Concert Review in C Bluffs Sparks Praise and Absurdities
A Nonpareil reporter covers a local C Bluffs concert, praising performers while mockingly admitting the struggle of translating music into words. The piece humorously laments the limits of language to convey soul, light, and the visceral impact of listening to live sound.
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C. Bluffs
Isis
Controversy Over Duty Exemption for Goods In Transit
The Treasury and Attorney General Pierrpont rule on increased tariffs for goods in transit at passage of the 1875 law. Goods not yet in New York stores, destined for Chicago and Western cities, were deemed not exempt, as transit constitutes a continuous voyage. Weather remains hot with near 100 degrees, river gauge 448 feet and a generally calm cargo day on the river.
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Cincinnati Times
Washington
Treasury Department
New -York
Chicago
Milwaukee
New York
Piérrepont
Anathie
Congress
Indians Relinquish Claim in Nea for Cash and Goods
Washington June 26 dispatch to the Indian Bureau reports Red Cloud and Spotted Tail sign a treaty relinquishing their right in Nea They demand 11 600 in horses 9 000 in gold 100 in harness and 2 300 in us All signatories express satisfaction Secreta Delsae and Indian Commissioner Smith depart Washington for New York on limited express train for Indian affairs business
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Western Associated Press
Washington
Indian Bureau
Cloup Acexcy
BE. P. Smith
Nea
J. W. DaNigts
Lightning Hits Chillicothe Stable Killing Mule and Fire Loss
A heavy thunder shower struck Chillicothe last evening. The stable at Mill and Vine streets was struck by lightning, killing one of a pair of mules housed there and completely destroying the building and its contents. The property belonged to Mr Ed McMartin, the superintendent of the street railroad company.
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Chillicothe
Jape
Mill and
Vine Streets
Ed. McMartin
Street Railroad Company
Relief Fund Committee Formed in Paris
Paris on June 26 a relief committee chaired by President McMahon was created to collect funds for the sufferers by the foundation.
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Paris
McMahon
Ministerial Shakeup Forms New Cabinet under Duke of Caxias
Rio Branco resigns as Ministry quits. A new Cabinet is formed with the Duke of Caxias as President and Minister of War, while Baron Catezepe becomes Minister of Foreign Affairs. The reshuffle signals a strategic shift in the government.
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Rio Branco
Duke of Caxias
Baron Catezepe
Irish Rifle Team Practice Ends as Americans Lead
The Irish rifle team at Dolly Moenat practiced today with a much smaller score than the Americans yesterday. No further practice will be held by the American team. The Lord Mayor of London and his party will arrive Monday.
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Dusit
Dollymoenat
London
Forsyth Ordered to European Duty by War Department
General George A. Forsyth has, on Lieutenant General Sheridan's recommendation, been ordered by the War Department to engage in European military service related business.
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ChicaGo
George A. Forsyth
Sheridan
War Department
Hawthorn mill fire in Paterson area causes losses
Paterson New Jersey June 25 fire at Howse Tingle and Co Hawthorn near Pscom destroyed mills. Loss placed at 3000 with insurance 70 percent. Fire department details not fully given in the readable fragment.
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Paterson
N.J
Exiaites Mole Mills of
Howse, Tingle &Co
Hawthorn
Pscom
Six Men Killed as Scaffold Falls at Susquehanna Coal Yard
Prymoviru Pa June 26 A scaffold at Shaft No 2 of the Susquehanna Coal Company collapsed this morning killing six men at work instantly.
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Prymoviru
Susqunehauva Coal Company
Beecher Trial Rumors Swirl Over Jury Verdict
New York news reports no verdict yet in the Beecher trial as jurors remain in seclusion. Crowds fill the courtroom and streets of Brooklyn while observers recount rumors of nine to three or eight to four acquittal standings and inspector denial of intrusions.
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New York
Beecher
Cou
Porter
Evarts
Tilton
Morris
Ruivor
Neilson
Brooklyn
Market Rumblings From Chicago and New Year Trade
Chicago market notes show wheat firm with July bids around 68 cents and August at 6 percent, corn steady with July 68 cents, oats firm for cash, rye around 90 cents and barley at 1.20. Pork market firm near 19 dollars with cash and August bids, lard higher for cash and August, whisky and whisky prices listed, hog receipts noted. New Year market rounds report flour quiet, wheat steady around 1.16 to 1.29 for cash and August, corn and oats quiet, gold price around 17, mess pork firm at 20 for August, bacon and lard movements unchanged.
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Chicago
Naples
Amay
Telegraphic items touch on deaths revolutions lynching and industry
Telegraphed notices report Judge McFadden and Mortimer Thompson dying yesterday in Olympia and New York City. Red Cloud Agency indicates Indians may grant hunting rights in Wyoming and Nebraska. San Diego rumor speaks of Sonora revolution. Gen Davelos possibly held by rebels. A 125-strong mob executes William Keemer in Greenfield after rape arrest. J L Hicks shot in Octola by City Marshal Cole. Cole supported by locals. Californians buy Babcock Silver Smelting in Chicago to refine Shasta ore, targeting ten tons daily output once ready.
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Mortimer Thompson
K. Philander
Doeaticks
P. B
New York City
Red
Cloud Agency
Wyoming
Nebraska
William Keemer
Greenfield
Kastr
Rushville
Greenfied
J. L. Hicks
Octola
John E. Cole
Hicks
Cole
California
Babcock Silver
Chicago
Shasta
Swansea
Wales
Runaways from Memphis Are Brought Before Judge Lindemann
This morning Ernest Lachter was approached by an employment agent at 310 who promised work. Lulu Hirtlend and Eva Hellriegel, two Memphis runaways mentioned yesterday, were arraigned before Judge Lindemann and committed to the House of Refuge.
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Pete Tals Wishite
Harrison
Arkeneas Valley
Dodge City
Fort Dodge
Granada
Ernest Lachter
Lachter
Lulu Hirtlend
Eva
Hellriegel
Memphis
Lindemann
Lisanorning
House of Refuge
Workhouse Sentences From Judge Lindéwann This Morning
The Workhouse sentences were handed down by Judge Lindéwann. Anthony Wagner drunkenness 20 days. John Ryan petit larceny 30 days. Thomas Burke same 30 days and two fines of 10 dollars plus costs. Sail brewer vagrancy 30 days. John Williams and McHugh petit larceny 30 days. Dr A W W Renger was arrested by Captain Win. A Smith superintendent of the Sanitary Police for failing to report contagious disease to the Board of Health under state law. He will appear before the Police Court on Tuesday next.
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Lindéwann
Anthony Wagner
Jao
Ryan
Thos. Burke
Same
Brewer
John Williams
McHugh
Lightning Strikes Bonded Warehouse Beside Caldwell Distillery
A bonded warehouse attached to Mr Re W Caldwell’s distillery at the Gest and Evans streets corner in the Twenty‑first Ward was struck by lightning around four o’clock yesterday. The brick building housed empty barrels and cisterns. the fire quickly spread, with three western compartments damaged. Loss estimated at about 25000 dollars, fully insured.
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Re W. ‘Caldwell
Gest
Evans Streets
Hall
Yeater
Élmiestet
Yao Miba
W Ald
Bare-Ball game notes Alerts vs Ludlows 1 to 3 loss
Yesterday the Ludlows defeated the Alerts 3 to 1 as Alerts were short of three players. Weiman Beebe and Ochler were absent with Weiman and Peebe serving as change catchers and Ochier at short. The absence hindered the Alerts and the Ludlows controlled play. The left-fielder of the Alerts made a splended catch near the fence while Smith and Rawlings of the Alerts turned a fine double play.
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Alerts
Ludlows
Weiman
Beebe
Ochler
Peebe
Eatch
Smith and
Rawlings
Board of Trade Directors Consider Submitted Matters
At a Board of Trade Directors meeting today, directors examined items submitted for consideration and reviewed ongoing concerns within the organization. The session focused on strategic directions and potential actions for immediate adoption by the board.
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Board of Trade Directors
Local committee works to raise funds for exposition
A committee of eight to ten men is gathering subscriptions plus a donation from Mr. Springer to support an upcoming exposition. They report over 50 000 dollars raised so far and expect to reach the goal within thirty days as members and subscribers show strong support amid a busy week of meetings at the department of trade.
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Charce
Munson
Mesara Stettinias
Jahes
West
Kirby
Bugher
Thorne
Goeppel
Tieg
Moore
Olhaber
Thiese
Stern, Mayer & Coaz
Enepeeneaans
Charles
Matin Stadler
Sete
Adae & Co
Adden Ki Hiattling
Uekieas
Lave & Bodley
William Meats
Jame Gilaiote
Tivorge K Stoemberger
I Ie Sim
Follong Censee
Diamond
A. E. Wynne
Mr. Phipps
Knipps & Coa‘uel
Pearl Street
Andrew Brehm
F.J. Maynet
Albert Schwill
Christian Boss
TF. Coun
GC. Hopkins
Reiner Taylor bastardry case verdict court action
Common Pleas Court Judge Cox presides over Louisa Reiner versus George K. Taylor. A verdict was returned after about four hours deliberation. defense counsel noted plans for a motion for a new trial alleging juror influence. Divorces granted include Charlotte Kissel vs John Kissel and Mary E Williams vs Cyrus A Williams on grounds of gross neglect and alimony awarded. Pleas accepted State v John Cavanaugh for grand larceny reduced to petit larceny. William Tiernan pleaded guilty to horse theft. Horton v Lowenthal verdict for plaintiff on real estate commissions. Zamstein v Morris et al. verdict for damages and restitution.
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Louisa Reiner
George K. Taylor
Charlotte Kissel
John Kissel
Mary E. Williams
Cyrus A. Williams
John Cavanaugh
Dr. Ware
Broadway
Wmn
Tiernan
Henry Peachey
Mitchell Avene Work Delayed to September Next
The reader is informed that Mitchell Avenue work will not commence until September. Miss Miles Greenwood is reported seriously ill. A large hotel project is planned near Avondale Street Railro and a subscription book will open at Lafayette Bank in Cincinnati. School yard improvements are delayed until fall.
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Mitchell- Avene
Miles Greenwood
Erert
Vittien
Sutcuer Hotel
Avondale Street Railro
Lafayette Bank
Cincinnati
Public Works Inspectors Visit City For Pavement Survey
Pratsuvis and Jung of Cincinnati Board of Public Works, with Gen Halpine, are in the city to inspect pavements. They depart tonight for Philadelphia and other Eastern cities. A suit for $25,000 damages against the Allegheny Mail is discussed after a recent editorial titled Is It Equal Justice revealing alleged luxury and theft tied to railroad robberies.
Libel suit filed over editorial alleging stolen Indian funds
Maj A M Brown on behalf of Wm Sera sues Wm J Kounts and Moi Publishing Co in a civil libel case. The Allegheny Me A article headlined Is it Equal Justice accuses Evans and others of luxurious living from Indian and government funds. Damages sought are 25000 dollars.
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Maj
A. M. Brown
Wm. 5
Sera
Kounts
Moi Publishing Company
Damapet
Allegheny Me
Evans
Ireland English Irish Scotch and American teams contest cup
Denix announces a fifty guinea cup to be contested by English Irish Scotch and American teams during the Irish challenge shield match. All teams have accepted the challenge and will compete for the prize.
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Denix
Lloyds
London
Directors move stock transfer to Toledo amid foreclosure
The Toledo Wabash and Western Railway Company directors announce that in view of foreclosure the stock transfer books will be moved to Toledo. They notify the stock exchange that the books will be open from the 10th to the 31st of July, allowing transfers in Toledo after that period.
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Toledo, Wabash and Western Railway Company
Stoc
Toledo
Stock Exchange
Specie Shipments Highlight June New York Trade
New York on June twenty six reports special shipments today. Peculiar shipments bring $4pab 20 worth of water and only $51,000 in silver, with prices noted for today’s exchange and value adjustments.
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New York
Market report across towns shows price declines and quiet trade
Pittsboro notes a quiet weaker market with price declines. Parker's Landing bids $120 for immediate shipment while Titusville shows weakness at 1.22. Fidicule and Philadelphia markets are dull with crude at 5 and refined at 11 like, respectively.
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Wil
Parker's Landing
Titusville
Philadelpha
Free trade rhetoric vs Englands labor misery in iron trades
A polemic argues free trade harms English workers by driving a powerful moneyed class while enslaving labor. It cites ironwork in Cradley Heath and Wolverhampton where young women, often pregnant, endure 11-12 hour days forging chains, with wages controlled by mothers, under brutal conditions, illustrating the system’s social cost. It warns American workers would reject such conditions.
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England
Irom
Fred
Irge
Chainnickers’ Association
Cradly Heath
Wolverhampton
Simmer
Kaien
Kidéed
America
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U. 8
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Scheel
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Put-in-Bay
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Association
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Bir
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Mmant EL P. BE. Cherch
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Sethe Kev
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S. W. Wayne’s
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West Fifth ST
Kim
Plum
Weekly Times
United States
Cincinnati Times Company
West Third St
Kincuin Park Hall
Freeman
H. Theres
Stillman
Eegraver
N. W. Cor. Front and Vine Sts
Bealbali
Bresers
Third Street
Mercer
Adidit
Pearman
Sung
Figuera
Esate
Warren
Corner Church Street
Allison
Adwaj
Charlesh Miller
Rob
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Asal
Lincoln Park
Freeman Street
H. Thlewes
Wood's Theatre
Duprez & Benedict
Nest “Es Monghate
Posersel
Burk Nad Og
Cunaiene Matinee Uaarday
Adelphia Theatre
Vine Street
Tahteentis
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E. B. Wacesma
Philadelphia
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Lincoln
Freeman St
Aps
Betor
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