Week of Tur exchanges at leading clearing houses
A roundup notes Tur exchanges at 23 U S clearing houses totaling 1 007 870 455 for the week ending the 21st, up from 925 441 720 the prior week. It cites fires destroying the Leonard and Blackies twine factory at Piqua Ohio, a yellow fever case aboard the steamship Andean, and various accidents, strikes, and financial moves across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tur
United States
Leonard & Blackies
Piqua
Andean
Newport
R. L
Capes
Miss Walker
Huntsville
Ala
James Rand
Rich Hill
Nianticoke
Schenectady
N. Y
Lawson
Lexington
Scanlan
John B. Kidd
Robert Reed
Samuel Harland
William Dunn
Crane Iron Works
Catasaqua
American Rapid Telegraph Company
Brotherhood of Telegraphers
Claremont
Durring
Isaac Berry
Jeffersonville
Joan H. Pettingill
Lewiston
Monte
Howe Sewing Machine Works
Bridgeport
Conn
Rigney
Miles City
M. T
Julia Blake
Philadelphia
Bank of
Niles
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Waccamaw River
Horry County
D. C
Folger
White Mountains
New Hampshire
Pine Creek Valley
Pittsburgh
Waitee
Almeda
Maggie Cramp
Joseph Cramp
Milwaukee
Wis
New England States
Middle
Western
Southern
Pacific States and Territories
Canada
New York City
Fort Worth
Tex
Notable 19th Century Events Span Disasters and Politics
Reports include Captain Wess attempting Niagara rapids then vanishing, Dauphin suing Gresham in Washington for 100000 damages, and ex Governor Swann of Maryland dying near Leesburg. National Encampment of Grand Army of the Republic opens in Denver with 10000 veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wess
Niagara Falls
N.Y
M. A. DaupuHuin
Louisiana Lottery Company
Washington
Walter Q. Gresham
Thomas Swann
Maryland
Leesburg
Grand Army of the Republic
Denver
Col
Grant
Lanarry
New York
Europe
Alaska
Jersey City
N. J
Board of Aldermen
Georgia House of Representatives
D. P. Proctor
Camden County
Anthony Wilson
Columbus
Longfellow
Cambridge
Mass
New Hampshire
Chandler
Bingham
D. M. Eshrer
Lincoln County
Tenn
Virginia
Lynchburg
Mahone
John Barbour
State Central Committee
Daniel B. Phi Lurrs
Evangelist
Boston
Robert B. Beath
Philadelphia
Mars. T. Pouk
Tennessee
Tuer Illinois Railroad and Warehouse Commissioners
Frank Drake
Chicago
Crarusis E. Upton
Rochester
N. Y
William Fenwick Williams
Kars
London
Eng
Massachusetts
FaiLina Health
Allan Campbell
Montgomery Blaire
Seven women and children drown in Lake Lugano disaster
A pleasure-boat upset on Lake Lugano, Switzerland, on the 24th drowned seven women and children. Reports cover disease outbreaks, crop forecasts, and political shifts in Africa, Europe, and the Americas through the 27th, including cholera in Egypt and Cetewayo’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lugano
Switzerland
Lonpcon
France
Hungary
Austria
Cetewayo
London
America
Egypt
Damietta
Tanalap
Metalla
Chobar
Samanoud
Mehalet
Zifteh
Mansoura
Ghizeh
Menzaleh
Alexandria
Guayaquil
South America
Pedro Carbo
al Cairo
Sherbin
Mehalla
Tantah
Kafrelhamza
Tamatave
Pierre
Charles Dilke
House of Commons
Europe
England
Mexico
Citewayo
Zululand
Major derailment kills twenty two near Carlien Station
An excursion train on the Rome Water town and Ogdensburgh line struck a freight car at Carlien Station in a gale. Twenty two people died and thirty five were wounded. Thomas Hoyne, early Chicago pioneer, among the victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome, Watertown
Ogdensburgh
Carlien
Thomas Hoyne
Chicago
Minneapolis
Minn
Lincoln
Neb
Mayersville
Miss
Casamicciola
Ischia
Bay of Naples
Turrety
Caltanisetta
Sicily
Havana
Madagascar
French Ministry of Marine
Badens
Hanoi
Norwich
Bridgeport
Conn
Francisco Barca
United States
New York
Europe
Josefh Hays
G. Hays
Albert Gordon
Olio
Matane
Can
Egypt
Wsth
Cairo
Zifteh
Barrage
Mehalla
Shirbin
Tantah
Ghizeh
Mutsamy
Zaprezig
Galonbieh
Garbieh
Nenonfieh
Webb
Niagara River
Lewiston
Boston
England
Devastating Ischia Earthquake Kills Thousands
News from Naples reports three thousand Ischia residents dead after a night of quakes. Casamicciola and Ischia town suffered near-total ruin with hotels and baths destroyed and hundreds of bodies recovered. Rescue efforts gathered on the coast as fears rise of a second shock and possible eruption of Mount Epomeo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Ischea
Casanicciolo
Hotel Piccola Sentinella
Piccola Sentinella
Palma
Diriseis
Zappati
Signora
Cecere
Pacca Laurati
Casamicciola
Saratoga
National Assembly
Senate
Ischia
Florentineli
Rome
Admiral Acton
Marine
Signor Berti
Trade
Mount Epomeo
Captain Webb's body recovered near Lewiston and Boston
The river body of Captain Webb was found near Lewiston, N Y, on Saturday. An inquest returned a verdict of found drowned with a head wound likely from rocks at the whirlpool. The body was coffined for shipment to Boston where Mrs Webb resides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queenstown
Ont
Captain Webb
Lewiston
N. Y
Suspension Bridge
New York
Boston
Webb
Buffaloo
McCloy
Tragic Excursion Train Collision Near Carlton N Y
News of a deadly crash on the Rome Watertown Ogdensburg line near Carlton Friday night. The Thousand Island train struck a standing freight car. twenty five dead and over thirty injured. Notable victim Hon Thomas Hoyne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton
N. Y
Rocnestar
Rome
Watertown
Thousand Islands
Quebec
Montreal
Lewiston
Oswego
Daring Daylight Robbery Attempt At Orange Bank Cashier
Homer J. Smith of the National Bank at Orange New Jersey boarded a Delaware Lackawanna train at the depot with a valise holding ten thousand dollars. A man struck him with a lead pipe and tried to seize the pouch, but passengers aided the cashier and three suspects fled. One man is identified as Nugent linked to Manhattan Savings Bank notoriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore & Ohio Company
Brotherhood
Northeast Harbor
Miss Case
Boston
Callie White
Baltimore
Virginia
Richmond
Henry Welsh
Alice Swartz
Mount Joy
Pennsylvania
Newark
N. J
Charles Meinninger
Cincinnati
Washington
Joan Thomas
Scranton
Matamoros
Monterey Road
St. Louis
New York
United States
Manley
Haley
National Treasury
Homer J. Smith
the National Bank
Orange
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Nugent
Manhattan Savings Bank
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A. Chace
Fall River
Sprague
Rhode Island
Polk
Tennesse
Jane Carl
Lansing
C. W. Stone
Battle Creek
Mich
Luther J. France
Willis Lefevre
Bay City
Ashley Tyler
Camden
C. B. Troop
Mary M. Troop
Schoharie
J.C. Schenck
Thomas Dixon
Cleveland
Louis J. Boos
Pine St
Boos
J. €. Wortley
Saline
Henry McCormick
Benton
Mr. Booth
Burnham Bostwick
Toledo
Thomas Stalls
Leslie
Crom
Jane Care
Jennison
Hall
Chancey
William Rockafeller
Mme
Josephine Lefevre
R. Vv
Manda
Mme. Lefevre
Anna McMaster
Ireland
Dudley Salisbury
Pip
Gould
Carthage
Lyndonville
Hoyne