24 May 1870
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Newspaper
Evansville Journal
Location
Evansville, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1870
Page
1
Fragmentary records mention Ohio River and Kanawha Salt Companies with flour and barrel quantities. References to prices, market terms, and cash payments appear garbled. No coherent names, dates, or locations could be confirmed from the text.
The French Co at 49 Main St Evansville Indiana promotes its stock of fine home furnishings as among the most elegant in the Midwest claiming high quality style and low prices since the war. The notice also references nursing and board proposals and a Civrin Society essay contest with a life assurance free offering.
The Evansville Daily Journal announces Darran L.Parny will succeed Mr. Pound as news editor of the Technwifpolistening News. Pound reportedly moves to Dakota to serve as Secretary to the Governor of the Territory. The item raises questions about policy and civil rights in the city’s Democratic circles.
The Republican Council of Indianapolis voted to award city printing and stationery to the lowest bidder. The Democratic Council in New Albany discussed the issue but found no conclusion. It is assumed the Democrats will make the party bear its own costs and avoid competition.
State Geologist Professor Cox will examine all year at Indiana sites from Indianapolis to Terre Haute during the summer with monthly stops in Indianapolis. Haymond of Franklin County and Dr. John Collett of Vermilion County will accompany to report findings and share results with the world.
A fragment from The Lafayette Journal discusses the idea that reform efforts are not led by the wealthy and that democracy seeks economy and honesty as guiding principles. It cites New York City as a contrasting example.
A gentleman versed in Life In sends a letter of thoughtful statements and suggestions for business people. The message urges careful consideration and may influence attitudes and actions among readers in the business community.
Patent furnace described for use in stoves and ranges with coal and coke options. Advertises low price and easy installation, offering sales by mail from John Scanlin in an unspecified city. Mentions economy and rapid baking capabilities aimed at households.
Saunders & Co sole agents in Cincinnati advertise Chamberlain meeting stamp authorized by the Treasury Department. Stationers listed as suppliers.
The article argues the East dominates life insurance, draining 60 million dollars from the West annually. It warns that high interest rates and scarce West capital harm regional growth and urges Indiana businessmen to investigate and act to curb the trend.
A storm or accident during a ste p peas event struck Joh Taligead the foreman and killed him instantly. B Cashman was injured with others taken for care while four more were wounded in the incident at Catra-Man Mey 23.
The tobacco trade faces a tight, volatile market as Western and interior prices rise before the European market. Declines in crop yields and quality push costs high, with export contracts uncertain and buyers cautious.
The telegrams recount a heat wave and thunder in New York while noting a German frigate Anasra to be joined by two consorts, a Swedish vessel, and other warships. A large Grand Lodge gathering is expected in St Leon. Reports include a death from heat and various religious meetings and notices across the city.
Fragmentary Seires G dispatch claims fifty Fenians planned to flee Cincinnati for Pelat gatherings to raise funds for Cad e aim. A New York sermon by Rev. Charis B Smythe railing gin and milk drew a small crowd as he opened a rival church amid unrest.
A Berlin dispatch outlines continental army strengths and available forces for Austria Hungary Germany and France amid rising hostilities. The report notes Espartero decline and Papal tensions with the Ecumenical Council and hints at possible serious complications from recent political moves and Greek incidents.
The report surveys global news from Bombay to Lisbon noting half of Indian cotton ships via Suez, vessel arrivals in Queenstown, Franco British political intrigue, and Spanish Cuban tensions. It mentions a Madrid Cortes session, alleged British American actions on Cuba, and Reichstag dissolutions with new elections ordered in the empire.
At Cincinnati on May 23 the Reformed Presbyterian general assembly stalled after an hour recess. The session focused on the marriage clause linking a sister church and union reports with the United Presbyterian Church. Debate resumes tomorrow. allies hope for twelve votes amid uncertain outcome.
May 23 reports pleasant showers across the northwest improving crops. Visual notes say crops look fine and two weeks ahead. Additionally a Chicago note recalls the lighting strike on the Madison Wisconsin mansion owned by Ex Senate Sinderson, with $20 000 loss, insured. Samuel Hawk and wife depart New York for San Francisco after a dinner with Chicago friends. A youth from Owa City, John M Marquardt of Marquardt Brothers jewelry firm, died by suicide at the City Hotel amid romance with Hattie Litke. body found near Hebrew cemetery.
San Francisco notes report two small pox cases in a hospital and a recent riot among Chinese residents at a local temple area. Police dispersed the disturbance as officials noted limited details and ongoing investigations.
A fierce storm swept Cincinnati with strong winds rain and hail at 2 pm. Trees were toppled shingles were torn from houses and shrubbery damaged. The Presbyterian Church at Mt. Auburn reported losses to signs and private dwellings, with injuries noted. Temperature had risen to near record highs earlier before a cooling trend.
The New York market report shows uneven trading with several commodity categories steady or down. Cattle and hogs mixed while wheat and corn futures fluctuated. futures for prime and common grades vary with limited demand.
Market notes show varied meat prices with steady butchers and buyers. Prices include 86 10 labeled for common goods and 22 2 for corrax. demand remains cautious as sellers hold firm on most cuts. Fresh rib and shoulder sections appear with clear rib and shoulder prices noted, while broader market tones indicate limited concessions from sellers.
An unreadable telegraph fragment refers to Ronis Lage and ATS bases with unclear site details. The garbled text implies a dull update on location or security at a work site.
Market notes show varied demand across items with dull showings in some sectors. Prices held largely steady as buyers and sellers negotiated amid light activity and cautious trading.
Fragmentary telegraphic market note from New York on May 2 describes demand for goods like lace, cambrics, and corded fabrics. Mentions several firms such as Farmers Sons and others with pricing hints and regional buyers in a rough listing.
The article notes mixed activity across European markets on May 1 with mentions of the pound, ERICa, and several commodities. It references naval stores and a firmer bond market, with comments on cotton quietness and prices around 190 in late May.
Advert announces a grand illumination on Thursday May 26 1870 at Artesian Springs Park with a concert conducted by Charles F. J Johnson attorney Prudhomme and others. Purchases and arrangements are noted by the General Commission with local Georgia delivery details included.
A fragmented report notes a potential shift in the Wyoming race dynamics with new funding and candidate activity. It mentions rural constituencies, a $20 contribution threshold, and a pending decision affecting campaign strategy.
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