Internal Revenue Reports Record Tax Collections and Trends
Commissioner John B. Mason reports the fiscal year ending June 30 1861 saw total receipts of 130 804 485 with an expected near 142 million if momentum continued. Expenses reached 4 185 728 and total personnel and operations costs are projected at 24 260 500 for next year. Increased tobacco spirits and oleomargarine production and imports are noted alongside shifts in distillation outputs and stock estimates.
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Ben
John B. Mason
Internal Revenue
Secretary of the Treasury
Internal Revenue Service
United States
Lome
Talmage's New Church Plans Approved for 5000 Seats
The Board of Trustees of Dr Dewitt Talmage's Tabernacle Brooklyn approved plans for a new edifice to replace the Schermerhorn Street building burned recently. Construction begins and should finish by September next. The 118 by 209 foot plot at Clinton and Greene extends to Waverley Avenue. The 160 foot corner tower crowns a Connecticut frame with Lake Superior stone. The amphitheatre interior includes two galleries and no steps except to galleries. The Waverley side houses two reception rooms and classrooms. An open timber roof will leave beams visible.
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Dewitt Talmags
Tabernacle
Brooklyn
Schermerhorn Street
Clinton and
Greene Avenues
Waverley Avenue
Connecticut
Lake Superior
New Office Holders Named in Harrison Appointments
President Harrison announces appointments to federal posts including William M. Robertson of Nebraska as Register of the Land Office at Nough Nebraska John Q A Braden of South Dakota as Register at Aberdeen South Dakota Clarence E Hoger of Colorado as Receiver of Public Moneys at Denver Charles J MacLeod of South Dakota as Receiver at Aberdeen South Dakota and George V Ayres of South Dakota as Receiver at Rapid City South Dakota
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President Harrison
William M. Robertson
Nebraska
Nough
Neb
John Q. A. Braden
South Dakota
Rapid City
Prominent Figures and Global Hints From An Era
A collage of notable names and quick notes: Eure Cantos J from Portugal seeks modernization. Jone G. Warriien predicts long life. Gladstone to publish on scripture. Blaine writes for a magazine. Parnell faced discipline at college. Prince of Wales health and Egypt trip discussed. President Cansor of France cautious about routine work.
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Gronak
Ncroft
Eure Cantos J
Portugal
Byswtanck
Tventy
Henry Frevome Dicieys
England
Rosa Bonxeun
Jone G. Warriien
Prearon
Mugs Lixcorn
Robert Lincoln
Bello
London
Guimal Joz Jonston
Actec Club
Blaine
Washington
Mich
Davin DeNnisox Coxe
Cassius Af
Lexington
Mr. Rice
Prince of Wales
Bright
Egypt
Parnell
Gdalene College
Cambricdere
Coust
Vox Mourice
Italy
Germany
Cansor
France
Watenes
Jon L. Buant
New Jersey
Haya
Promised Funds Bring Hope to World Fair Drive
The Brewers' Board of Trade of New York pledges half a million dollars to the World’s Fair fund. Reports reveal laxity and dishonesty in the New York City Dock Department inspection.
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Brewers’ Board of Trade’ of
New York
World's Fair Fund
New York ‘City
New York City Dock Department
A_coLonen
Schraalenburg
WN. J
Ins
Deura T
Parnell
Charles Stewart Parnell
Bordentown
Brazil Proclaims Republic and Ex-Emperor Dom Pedro Goes into Exile
Despatch from Rio de Janeiro reports the United States of Brazil established as a federated republic. Dom Pedro IIs ex-emperor accepts terms, quits for Lisbon with family after a cash settlement and pension. New flag is raised, Provisional Government outlines five articles for federation and local rule.
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Dom Pedro
Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
United States
Portugal
Petropolis
New Republic
Hilo de Janeiro
Lisbon
Parnahyba
Alagoas
Riachuslo
Parnshyba
Dom Petry
United States of Brazil
Bahal
Order of Things
Hig Eapie
Marinv
Rio
Puble
Alba
Medpes
Dom Pedrosvrill
Fonseca
Barboza
Bocayuva
Dom Pédro
Dom Pairo
Dom Pedro I
John VI
Done Maria
Don Miguel
Jr&s
Isabella
Countess D'Eu
Europe
Theresa Christina Maria
Francis I
the Two Sicilies
Leopoldina
Bourbon
France
New York
Thompson
New York City
Prince Leopoldo Augusto
Duke de Saxe-Gotha
Prince of Wales
Newport
Alimonte Barossa
Newsy Gleanings Atlas Era Highlights
Caroline Donovan gives 100000 to Johns Hopkins University. Waterloo veteran General Stockmark dies at ninety nine. Egyptian cotton crop may exceed 3000000 bales. Utah population rises to 230000, up 68000 in ten years. Utah House split fifty fifty along party lines. Over 73000 Michigan farmers join Patrons of Husbandry since last May. Servian government borrows 35000000 from Vienna loan bank. St Louis World’s Fair finance committee pledges 4009000. European tapestry loan exhibition planned. Germany marks 30th anniversary of Protestant Reformation among German speakers. London company organizes livestock and beef trade from Galveston to London. Canadian fishing season ends. Canada-US modus vivendi expires. Three new ironclads to join Italy’s fleet of 14000 tons and 20000 HP. An inmate in Chelsea Massachusetts inherits 338000 from a brother in Providence. Elevators at Eiffel tower incident reportedly killed a dozen. managers suppress deaths. Water bore shows a natural gas vein near Poa farm. Advices from Shoa report burning of Gorda capital Abyssinia during Nazus absence. Dervishes burn city and massacre garrison. Chinese arrive in large numbers at Mazatlan en route to California and Arizona.
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Ars
Caroline Donovan
John Hopkins University
General Stockmark
Waterloo
Utah
Michigan
Vienna Landerbank
St. Louis World's Fair Finance Committee
Europe
Germany
London
Galveston
Texas
Canada
United States
Italy
Providence
R.J
Austins Steers
Solders
Chelsea
Mass
Tris
Eaffel Tower
Shoa
Gorda
Abyssinia
Kinethet
Nazus
Meneluk
Mary G Caldwell and Her Gift That Created a Catholic University
Miss Mary Gwendolen Caldwell, heir to a vast fortune, funded the establishment of a Catholic University in Washington with 300000. The article traces her family lineage from James Caldwell to William Shakespeare Caldwell and notes her social prominence and a proposed marriage to Prince Murat that was later broken off over financial terms.
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Mary Gwendolen Caldwell
Catholic University At
Washington
James HH. Caldwell
America
Charleston
Miss Caldwell
Petersburg
New Orleans
Lnghel
Mr. Caldwell
New York
William Shakespeare Caldwell
James Caldwell
Richmond
Louisville
Tom
Calewell
Breskiniuids
Mary Gwendolen Callwell
Academy of the Sacred Hour
Manhattanville
N.Y
Europe
New York City
University
Misa Caldwell
Explosion Kills Six In Montana Construction Blast
An accidental blast on the Northern Pacific line fifteen miles east of Butte Mont kills six workers and blinds two others. The men were blasting rock when a gast of powder failed to explode and a later charge of black powder in a cut caused a massive explosion. An inquest returned a verdict of accidental death citing carelessness on the construction crew.
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Guthrie
Indian Territory
Noble
Cartain Stephen A. Moors
J. E. Jackson
Cambridge
Tex Town
Chicago
J. Ellen Foster
Wilirax Grirririt
Sexton
Strawbridge M. E
Baltimore
Canton
Miss
Patrick Redmond
Tom Lofting
White Rock
William Rickson
Ralph Shaffer
Lou Waltham
John Crerar
Ohio
Lampson
Farmers’ Congress
Montgomery
Ala
Jupge Prence
Leavenworth
Kan
Manassas Junction
James Murphy
William Betts
Cardinal Gibbons
Northern
Butts
Mont
Yietines Therpelyes Belng
Hillman Executed in Glouster County Jail Corridor
Joseph Hillman, convicted of Herman Seideman’s murder, was hanged in the Gloucester County Jail Woodbury New Jersey. James Vunhive the Newark hangman conducted the hanging with Shortt Ridgway operating the rope. The execution was poorly managed causing a sickening scene as Hillman, who professed innocence of the killing, bid farewell to family and ministers before the drop.
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Joseph M. Hniman
Herman Seideman
Gloucester County
Woodbury
N. J
James Vunhive
Newark
Vanchise
Hillinan
Err W. Nobles
George Carter
Messrs
Harris
Scovel
Ephraim
Joe
Hillman
Nash
Null Pond
Turnerville
Herman Siedeman
Philadelphia
Joe Hillman
Perry
Garrison
Nh Mans
Hillmay
Army Deserters and the Major General Schofield Report
The annual report to the Secretary of War focuses on desertion causes in the army. It notes long standing discontent and monotony driving men to seek civil pursuits, with desertion rising during hardship but less likely in active campaigns.
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Schofield
Schofeld
Tom
Four Miners Burned at Middle Creek Colliery Penn
Four miners were fatally injured after a blast in a breast cut at Middle Creek colliery. Flames and coal fall trapped their rescuers until reinforcements arrived. The injured survivors and the fate of the seven rescuers are noted, with names listed as Francs Kiem John Jones Henry Knauber and Thomas Jones.
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Middle Creek
Penn
Gay
Francs Kiem
John Jones
Henry Knauber
Thomas Jones
Remarkable Forger Barrett Duped Clerks and Banks
A Cleveland man named Barrett conducted a long running forger y operation, fooling clerks church members and banks with flawless penmanship. He produced and sold forged notes, defrauding manufacturers of thousands and leaving liabilities around $1000 unknown parts.
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Bartets
Cleveland Olin
Barrett
Seattle
Labour Movement Leader Guides Helmaville Plant
In Helmaville England Eva Humbledt leads the labor council, organizing operatives and presiding over meetings. The Sugar Trust has shuttered most Boston refineries leaving one open, workers endure ten hour days earning about 25 cents biweekly, a drop from prior wages of 10 to 13 dollars weekly. Sandstone for grindstones mostly comes from Ohio and Michigan, with 72S production valued at $224,000 and prices per ton ranging from 50 to 10 dollars.
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Helmaville
Nestor
Enztland
Eva Humboldt
Tin Sugar Trust
Boston
Ohio
Michigan
UT. iOtoms Am
Demorest
Family Magazine
Family
Indy
W. Jennings Demorest
East 11Th Street
New York
Wworld
Demorest’s
Fanity
Model Magazine of America
East 14Th Street
First Governors of Washington and Montana
The article profiles Elisha P. Ferry the first Governor of Washington Territory and Joseph K. Toole Governor of Montana. It covers Ferry’s birth in Monroe Michigan, legal career, arrival in Washington, service as Surveyor General, and gubernatorial victory. It also outlines Toole’s birth in Savannah Missouri, legal career, political rise in Montana, and close gubernatorial races.
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Washington
Montana
Elisha P. Ferry
Monroe
Mich
Fort Wayne
Ind
Waukegan
Lil
Illinois
Market Prices and Agricultural Commodities Listing
New York dairy and grain prices with various goods listed. Prospective buyers see calves hogs hens and wheat mixed prices for flour and hay along with state products like butter cheese and eggs. Regional and farm goods include barley oats and barley quality notes.
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Reevess
North Snea
Hartey—Nows
Canada
Horton
Vlour
Watertown
Mass
Northamst
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