Passage of Utah Bill and Tax Debates In Congress
Telegraph reports Secretary Folger backing relief from 1861 direct tax payments by defaulting states and proposes crediting deposits under the 1836 act. Utah bill passage shapes House action on polygamy. distilled spirits export warehousing proposed. Chandler cites fraud probes in Naval Bureau. Ontonagon land grant forfeiture favored. Penn Bank conspiracy case advances. Blaine Logan nomination mission outlined. Columbus beats Alleghenys. Cleveland and Toronto games noted.
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Wasnixaton
Folger
Warner
House Committee On Claims
United States
Utah
Senate
House
Congress
Beck
Secretary of the Treasury
Chandler
Naval Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Senate Committee On Public Lands
Rev John P Newman rises through church councils and mission roles
The Rev John P Newman, once a Matilist preacher in New York, rose to prominence via the Council of Congregational Churches. He served in the Troy and Baltimore conferences, led Metropolitan Church in Washington, and later headed a consular inspectorate under Grant. His world tour enriched sermons, and he led Madison Avenue Congregational Church in New York where internal clerical disputes prompted a March 12 council.
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John P. Newman
Council of Congregational Churches
Bengan
Troy
New York State
New Vers
Brookly
Baltimore
Metropolitan
Washington
General Grant
Newman
Holy Land
Methodist Church
Madisor Avenue
Desters and University News From Ohio and Kentucky
Sulag the Liquor Desters in Bellaire faces a $3000 damages suit over intoxicants sales under Adair law. Miami University in Oxford plans to reopen with a freshman and sophomore study program and seeks new professors. a July 1 decision and over £30,000 funded await. In Reading, Pennsylvania, Nleister Clymer’s family releases health related death notes citing malaria and insomnia followed by brain paralysis. In Louisville, Kentucky a colored woman shoots her husband in New Albany, then locks the house and confesses by morning.
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Bellaire
Elijan Bykernedgy
Suik
Teledloon
Totiisison
William El-Kennaty
Homieloswas
Itva
Dea Lealers
Crscikvatt
Board of Trustees of
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Beister Clymera
Reading
Nleister Clymer
Mr. Clymer
Teoman
Louisville
Edward Batter
New Albany
Ind
Belleville Woolen Mill Fire Destroyed Machinery
In Belleville AVa a woolen mill owned by Wells and Cangrove was burned Wednesday night. The fire consumed all machinery and a large stock of steel woolen goods grain and flour. Loss estimated at 7 000 with no insurance. Also notes a mining fatality near Streetabovo where F Miller was buried under thirty feet of earth while digging a well. the shaft was seventy feet deep and the body unrecovered.
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Soneaiped
W. Va
Andes
Belleville
AV. Va
W Wells and
Cangrove
Ernst
F. Miller
Streetabovo
Uncertain 19th Century Notices From Ky Pa and Ohio
Fragmentary reports from Faure Int Panis Kentucky Ohio and Pennsylvania describe figures a president of a women’s group and a liquor tax stance. Local dealers oppose the Scott liquor tax decisions while a county saloon fund is raised to challenge the law. Glass workers reach wage rates and resolve to adopt net cord measures after a long strike.
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Fizlagitnesworkere’ Wagas
Prerstunenu
Wester Window Glass Manufactors
Mexican Treaty Debate Calls for Free Trade and Western Unity
A Ways and Means report argues tariff free Mexican sugar and tobacco imports will not harm U S producers. It asserts a continental policy and Monroe Doctrine to deepen ties with Mexico and Central and South America, promoting peaceful, free exchange across the Western Hemisphere.
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United States
Cuba
Mexico
Western
Hemrtsphere
Shooting of John Drake Esq in New York Office
John Drake a New York lawyer was shot in his office. The assailant is William Rhinelander a relative who had visited Drakes office recently and is described as a crank. Drake restrained Rhinelander after the shooting and was left badly wounded. Rhinelander departed with a relative. The incident causes a sensation in the city.
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New York
John Drake
William Chinelander
T.J
Drake
Douglas
Rhinelander
Banks Face Heavy Drafts From Railroads and Coal Firms
The New York banks have seen unusually large drafts over the past few days, driven by railroads and coal companies paying their employees. President O D Baldwin of the Fourth National Bank said the drain could lower deposits further this week compared to last week, but he believed banks could endure a rigorous examination at any time.
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New York
Wall Street
O. D. Baldwin
Fourth National Book
Baldwin
Fire at Confectionery Sparks Blaze in Brathorp
A fire at confectionery store No 107 Main Street yesterday morning, started by sunlit fireworks in a show window, destroyed the building and four nearby structures. Losses total about 15000 dollars plus 88000 for a new Burt House hotel owned by J D Burt. interior furniture saved.
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Brathorp
Main Street
Burt
Braddocks
Burnrpocks
Sedden
Eighth
Burton Streets
Fawcett House
Burton Street
Tfotel
Russell’s Furniture Factory
Kellys Hquor
Sedden’s
Sedden's Hardware and Tin Shop
Creighton’ Pump Works
Kittle’s
Flynn
Colored Convention invites Pennsylvania to state meeting
Allegheny County colored men in convention pass a resolution inviting colored men of Pennsylvania to hold a State Convention in this city on Tuesday August 12 to discuss the political situation and to adopt measures to improve the condition of the colored people. Miners strike in the Hocking Valley prompts reports of wage reductions and operator concessions.
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Prrrszenen
Allegheny County
Colored Men
Pennsylvania
Militants and mutiny amid Irish and global turmoil
Paris wireless reports Stephens circles Irish Americans to form a militia aligned with Fenian aims and aviator raids on English towns. Limerick counters mutinous artillery militiamen storming Glin, wrecking shops, then surrendering at sea. Calcutta cites 2000 homes destroyed by cyclone with 25 dead. shipwrecks noted. Commodore Jarrizon faces bankruptcy and asset liquidation in New York.
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Loxpox
Paris
The
Times
Stephens
Brotherwood
Chicago
Joho
Mahoney
England
McCafferty
Limerick
Shannon
Giin
Glin
Calcutta
the Times
Gkyab
Rossini
Loch Lionhe
Fiji
Alexareter
Dostonvale
Mauritius
Moulmein
Akyab
Portrait of Mrs Mary Al Miller Describes Quiet Steamboat Captain Hopeful
The portrait portrays Mrs Mary Al Miller as a refined, gentle, and dignified woman. Local U S inspectors in New Orleans asked Secretary Folger if a woman could receive a steamboat captain license. He ruled that licensing depended on passing an examination, which she did successfully, proving competency to command a steamer.
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Mary al. Miller
United States
New Orleans
Folger
The Most Complicated Tragedy on Reo Reported from California
A Sonora dispatch details a complex shootout in which Edmond Gallagher 22 shot Otia Greenwood in the breast and shot Otis Greenwood as he pursued him. Robert Watson was wounded by Greenwood then killed when his son returned fire. Greenwood fled to Sonora surrendered later. Mrs Greenwood and Watson died. The case arose from a dispute over water on a mining claim.
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San Francisco
Cali
Sonora
Cal
Edmond Gallagher
Afrs
Otia Greenwood
Otis
Ratiagher
Robert Watson
Otis Greenwood
Watson
Greenwood
Gallagher
Geenwood
Desperado Jim Gully Dies In Suspected Suicide
In Wuorentwe West Virginia on June 20 Jim Gully a seventeen year old outlaw died by his own action after a series of incendiary fires blamed on a gang. Five younger boys were also involved in crimes from arson to theft with several sent to prison and others fled. Gully reportedly jumped into the river to escape an officer while on the City Barge wearing a ball and chain, and his body was not recovered.
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Wuorentwe
W. Va
Jim Gully
Gully
Tso
Shulte
Stiltz
Oranzes
Cinlly
Ward and Grant Case Opens as Receiver Faces Dispute
In New York on June 21 the suit by George Llott assignee of Ferdinand Ward against Julian T. Davies receiver and Grant and Ward was adjourned to next week. Davies testified he found Ward bonds and mortgages worth 20000 and mining stock in Ward's desk, claiming these assets were Ward’s personally though Ward did business as Ward and Grant. Also reported is friction between Volts Iron Works Apollo owners and employees who formed an Amalgamated Association lodge amid ongoing disputes.
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Commodore Garrison
New Tors
Commodore C. K. Jarrizon
Pacific Mail
New Orleans
West Lodia
Lrgest
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Jay Gould
St Louis
John Big Terry
Bank of California
Bank of New York and National Banking Association
Ostho
United States Trust Company
EO T. W
Danworth
Autor Boc
Theigament
New York
George €. Llott
Ferdinand Ward
Julian T. Davies
Grant & Ward
Davies
Hott
Ward
Grant
Volts Ironworks
Apollo
Amalgamated Association
Wall Street agency report on Garrison linked riots investigation
Reports connect Commodore Garrison to yesterday's riots with a basis in the protest from seven Fleur Mill Parnea. A large floating walk at Mount Leonard Missouri burned Friday evening, resulting in losses of 96 thousand dollars, insured for 647 thousand.
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Kiernan’s
Wall Street
Commodore Garrison
St. Louis
Mount Leonard
Fighting for Fun at Dobugee Lodge Military Encampment
The final day of a military encampment drew 15 000 to 19 000 spectators despite heavy rain. Infantry drills awarded Mobile Rites first, Braveh Guards second, and Company D third while Milwaukee Cavalry won the cavalry prize. A dress parade featured Gov Sherman of Iowa and Generals Gibbon Kiel Smith. A sham battle showcased earthworks and a fort, with a flank maneuver capturing the fort.
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Mjutia
Dobugee Lodge
Dupuque
St Las
Missouri
St. Louia
St Paul
Mascatine
National, Rifles
Washington
Milwaukeee Cavalry
Washington Light Otiters
New Orleans
Sherman
Lowa
Kiel Smith
Gibbon
Couner
Department of the Platte
Alexander
Gibbons
Mobile Rifles
National Rifles
Company D
St. Paul
Busch Zouaves
St. Louis
Double murder and self-inflicted death near St Paul
In St Paul on June 20, J Cech, owner of a small house, killed Afra Catharine Messerschmidé seventy six and her daughter Margaret twenty seven with a butcher knife after a dispute over rent paid to Cedara's wife. He then killed himself by poisoning and cutting his arteries, leaving both victims fatally wounded.
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St. Paul
Daytons Biull
J. Cech
Afra
Catharine Messerschmidé
Margaret
Cedara
Vom
Methodist Ministers Plan Philadelphia Bishop Simpson Funeral
In Piulad elpo sa June 20 the Methodist Episcopal ministers met to decide funeral attendance for Bishop Simpson. They invited all church members to the Arch Street M E Church Philadelphia on Tuesday June 24 at three PM and to meet at Wesley Hall at two PM to march to the church. Interment to be held Wednesday at South Laurel Hill Cemetery per church ritual.
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Piuladelposa
Methodist Episcopal
Wesley Hall
Simpson
Methodist Episcopal Church
Arch Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Philadelphia
South Laurel Hill Cemetery
Moray Unested In Unclear Alleged Case Result
Congressman Moray was enected yesterday in a case centered on an alleged Usteersty. The proceedings focused on a principle at issue as details remain unclear from the terse report.
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Moray
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John B. Henderson
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Grod
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Journal's Day
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Hocking Valley
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Bochiel
Hocking Valey
Rene Weiner
Dynamiters
Maryel Miller
Reo
California
Desperado
Settlig & Strike
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Miners’ Convention Llegat
Massittoy
John H. Williams
Ohio Miners’ Association
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