Veto drama and mail precautions dominate June telegraph
The telegraph summary reports President veto plans for the Fitz John Porter bill after a lengthy cabinet session. It also notes Italian postal precautions against Asiatic cholera with tarred sacks for Italy-bound mails and outlines fortifications funding debates. Additional items include bank approvals, expo representation, and cholera updates from Marseilles and Toulon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitz-Joun Porter Bile
Wasuixatox
Fitz John Porter
Congress
Lincoln
Teller
Cieneral Gresham
Paostoffica
France
Italy
England
New York
Elonse Committee
Central National Bank
Peoria
E. C. Ferguson
Washington
A. P. Sharpstein
Thomas Ward
First Artillery
Adjutant General’s Department
Platt
Secretary of the Treasury
Frelinghuysen
Mason
Marseilles
Toulon
Igurday
Siam
Man Fights Bloodhound Attack in Malden
A bloodhound attacked E. W. Jackson in Malden Massachusetts on Pleasant Street near the Goulding residence. Jackson choked the dog to death after the animal bit his arm shoulder and wrists. He suffered a broken arm and severe bites though his life was saved by neighbors and officers. The dog had a history of aggression including past attacks on children. A second item notes a mob attack on a Celaya mission in Mexico, with casualties and federal intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Mass
E. W. Jackson
John P. Squire & Co
Boston
Pleasant Street
Horse Cat Station
George E. Goulding
Mr. Jackson
Jackson
Flynn
Casey
Mexico
Celaca
A. W. Greenman
Greenman
Anjetican Legation
Colara
Explosion at Stryker factory injures eleven
Farther details of the Stryker Williams County explosion at Von Behren Shaffer, with thirty workers present, show eleven injured. Destruction hits engine house and tannery, a 70 pound iron piece damaged a residence, cause blamed on boiler house carelessness. Listed injuries range from fatal to minor, all expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ToLeDo
Peter Planson
Boller
Edward Forster
Robert Schell
Welford Bancroft
Jacob Heenig
Robert Keller
John Bingham
Samuel York
W. Boop
J. Ramsey
Frank Douglass
Stryker
Cholera Fright in Toulon and European Sanitary Moves
Reports from Toulon confirm three cholera deaths with six more since yesterday’s update. Quarantine extended for arrivals from Algeria. Paris debates postponing July 14 celebrations to curb influx. German and British notes discuss sanitation, Suez Canal measures, and evacuation clauses. weather and local disaster notes follow, including heavy rains across Maryland and industry closures in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toulon
Matstenes
Algeria
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Kemp
Vatican
St. Peter's
St. Peter’s
Manero
Spain
France
Brunin
Reichstag
von Boetticher
Pettinkofer
Koch
Virchow
Denver Rio Grande Officials Refuse to Comment on July Plans
News from New York reports Denver & Rio Grande officials will not issue a statement on July interest or future plans. Northern Pacific President Harris says lease options for Oregon Navigation will be pursued if profitable. Transcontinental stock sales and loan arrangements with Kuhn, Loeb & Co. are noted, with no official statement from Kuhn, Loeb. Foreign owners of Louisville Nashville discuss relief plans after consultations with Amsterdam. Globe notes a recent fall in bank stocks, but stocks and crops outlook improve as election turmoil subsides. Hay State Casket Company of Boston fails with liabilities around £400,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Denver & Rio Grandee
Harris
Northern Pacific
Oregon Navigation
Transcontinental
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Whitehouse
Louisville
Nashville
Amsterdam
Torox
Globe
Boston
H. S. Bangs
Hay State Casket Company
Sunday Ball Playing and News in Three Cities
Columbus judge rules arrests for Sunday baseball legal and the club faces a future without Sunday games. Boston publisher libel ruling favors the Herald. A fatal shooting in Tennessee is ruled justifiable homicide following a dispute. Several railroad leaders die or retire, and Kennel Club trials planned for Canton. A severe storm in Manitoba causes damage and fatalities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Telegraph
Fitz-Joan Porter
Arthur
Ivasion
BP. Hall
Olyxcutune
Virginia Midland Morning Express
James River
King
Swata
J. S. Farden
Hood
Texas Brigade
Dallas
Tex
Texas Brigade Association
Winkler
C. M. Winkler
Martin
General Hood
Germany
Association
Europe
North
Texas
Aldridge
Gambier
San Francisco
Gustave Joseph Lowengart
New York City
Samuel Seiler
Altschul
Auburn
Ohio
Charvey, O
Daniels
Lirrté Rock
the Gazette
Texarkana
Dock Walker
Lucius Grant
Christ
Gladstone
Ferry
Joseph Simmons
London
Athanoi
Berne
Massowah
Suakin
Kassoia
Fortyainth
Keneh
Bothnia
Bank of Montreal
Minister of Commerce
London News
Egypt
Batimore
Carroll
Cecil
Frederick
McCullough Iron Company
Rowlandville
Cecil County
James Davis
George Christie
Christie
Conowingo
Harford County
Whiteford Brothers
Broad Creek
Diinois Watch Company
Springfield
Ilnois Watch Company
Resigan Appleton
Wis
Billings & Morrison
Nenete
Wile
Columbus
Wylie
Common Pleas Court
Fred N. Carroll
Columbus Baseball Club
Brooklyn
Sehmeltz
Metropolitana
Tomorow
Columbus Management Cafe
Consolidated Road
State Journal Company
Une
Supreme Court
Charles Cowley
P.M. Pulsifer
Boston Herald
Cowley
Herald
Wavel.y
Teno
Wilson Larkins
William B. Owens
Larkins
Owens
Owen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pieripmen
E. KR. Hyndman
Pittsburgh
Baltimore & Ohio
Wabash System
Pittsburgh & Western
Pittsburgh Junction Road
Wrooshee
Louis Gagnon
St. Boniface
Evangelista Gagnon
John Carress
Portage la P Prairie
Jacob
Bermaird
Merino
Matteson &Co
Lion Street
M. Loeb
Third Street
W.W.G. Alling & Co’s
W.G. Alling & Coo
Lion Street Hardware
Oakley
Ie . R. Oaklew
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!