The Late Case A Gale Drowns Crew and Wrecks Vessels
A Massachusetts weather report details a deadly gale with multiple drownings and numerous fishing boats lost or damaged. Ships John A Matherson John Simmons Ellen Swift Maul Wethe Lam Abbie A Grant J W Stussell and Flora Delmar are noted. Reports describe heavy seas and dories washed overboard. thirteen Gulf vessels remain unheard for sixty days.
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Luas
VE Pincetos S . Mass
Schooers
John A. Matherson
Jolin Simmons
Elen Swift
Maul Wethe Lam
Abbie A. Grant
J. AW. Stussell
Marine
Flora Delmar
Welcome
Tarnewibere
East Point
Gulf of St. Lawrence
George's Bank
Lottie Beil
Ada EK
Damon
Provincetown
New York forgery suspect arrested over altered Union Pacific coupons
Stephen Raymond alias Steven Marshall was arrested on a forgery charge after altering numbers on Union Pacific sinking fund coupons. Police traced the forger to Boston and New York, with links to a 1876 Northampton Bank burglary. Marshall, aged forty, has a prior forgery record and was remanded by the police court.
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New York
Stephen Raymond
Steven Marshall
Union Pacific Railway Company
Northampton
Mass
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Hinck Jey
Boston
rMiampton
Tinion Pacific Railway Company
Brynes
Ata
Mr. Littel
Union Pe Company
Clark
Nation Bank of Commerce
Slevin
Fuggmnend
Marshall
Win
Eric
Duffalo
Sineckley
Race War in Galveston as Whites, Blacks Clash
In Galveston Texas on Saturday whites confronted a negro military company rendezvous. A black defender fired, three hundred whites mobilized, no deaths though two colored children were hit by stray bullets. The town stayed tense all night as authorities sought the shooter and leaders of the group.
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Galverton
Texas
Marshall
Rendezvons
Devoy Denies Ties To McDermott Treachery Claims
John Devoy editor of the Irish Nation releases an address to Irish Nationalists in the United States denying responsibility for treachery and the escape of James McDermott and allies. He recounts protests against Donovan Rossa and the United Irishmen convention, insisting he had no part in supporting McDermott’s actions or any related deception.
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New York
John Devoy
Irish Nation
Hhas
United States
Devoy
James McDermott
Mars
Janes McDermott
Whita le
Jide Omanon
Creland Amt
Ty Donovan
Ebs
le Dermott
United Irishmen
Lg Treachery
Philadelphia
Odonovan Ie
Ireland
Pane
al Patrick Ford
O'Donovan Rossa
McDermott
Ami
Patrick
Augustine Ford
Judge Brennan
Sioux City
Patrick Crow
Peoria
Quenovan Rossa
Thomas F. Bourke
Business Outlook and New Telegraph Company Formation
The weekly Dun and Co report notes steady bank exchange figures and only modest declines in dry goods, grain, provisions, cotton, and petroleum, with a weak stock market but easy money and surplus banks. A Boston plan for a Citizens' and Telegraphers' Telegraph and Cablegram Company with $5 million capital seeks to build a nationwide and transatlantic telegraph and cable network, with initial subscriptions opening September 15 and stockholders required for all employees. In Danville Virginia, King and Evans confess involvement in Shapard murder and describe Younger as the shooter, with Younger allegedly fleeing from West Virginia after killing a man.
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New York
J. G. Dun & Co
Mercanile Agency
Migst
Boston
Citizens’ and Telegraphers
National Union ‘Telegram and Cablegram Company
United States
Canada
Atlantic
Seve
Rene
Eugene J. O'Connor
Charles E. Cinite
Thomas W. Gieene
Danville
King
Evans
Shapard
Tawney Younger
Younger
West Virginia
Oil well near Canon City hits second oil vein
In Canon City Colorado an Arkansas Valley Company well reached 1000 feet to strike the second oil vein. oil rose 120 feet in the tubing. Pebble sand forms part of the section with unknown thickness. The well lies 2.5 miles from the Peabody well and boring will begin tomorrow four tiles north. The oil is a heavy lubricant grade.
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Dexver
Arkansas Valley Company
Canon City
Peabody
Canon City Company
Foregn Commerce report notes record US trade 1882
A preliminary report from the Department of Statistics shows the value of US merchandise imports and exports for the last fiscal year totaling 346,085,485 dollars, the highest in U.S. history, with exports exceeding imports by 100,683,155 dollars and strong agricultural output driving the surge amid drought-reduced years.
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CUIMF
Wasuis Sopa
Nimaun
Durem
Statis ‘Tics
United States
Greely
Lady Franklin Bay
From the Old World Rioting and Political Debates News
Rioting renews in the Zagarien district as bands march and singing is heard amid tense scenes. In Canada, Hon. Alexander Mackenzie criticizes Sir Alexander for a federated union while defending free trade and unity with England. James McDermott's dynamite conspiracy rumors spark official inquiries in Dublin and Brooklyn. Admiral Meyer orders forceful action against Chinese vessels if needed. Cholera deaths rise in Alexandria and various international notices follow.
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Pestig
Retine
Tala
Zagarien
Ted Union
Alexander Mackenzie
Avridres
Greenock
Exchange ‘Telegraph Company
America
Donnell
James Carey
Arivedt
Fran Parnell
Escourges
Dublix
Barnell
Trish National League
National League
Aierica
Seartling
Freainrs
Sourist
James McDermott
Dublin
Brooklyn
areDermoth
Meysts
iTolband
Nikita
Montenegry
Constantinople
Paris
Lis Var
Lafayette
Lepey
London
Amerique
New Lark
St. Germaine
Sunday Law in Missouri Sparks Beer Saloon Openings
In St Louis Missouri on September 3 many beer saloons reopened following a Lewy case ruling that the 1857 law remains in force. Barber shops and cigar stores also opened, violating the Sunday law. The Cattaraugus County Fair runs in Little Valley from September 3 to 6. Subscribe for the Evening Observer.
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St. Lews
Lewy
Steubenville Blaze Destroys Fruit Preserving House
A fire in Steubenville destroyed Brown Maxwell and Henrys fruit preserving house this morning. Loss estimated at $20,000 and fully insured. Also reports of a possible amalgamation between Southern and Rapid Telegraphs in New York. In Pinnacetroa Pennsylvania a woman fatally shot a man from a window after he had supported her. the man Menow had recently deserted her and she was arrested.
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Murned
New Onveane
Boston
Chartres Street
A. Simon
E. Clakely
Carniture
Insumtnee
Steubenville
Evening Observer
Steeuexvirrs
Brown, Maxwell and Henrys
Pinnapecorta
Bouma Rickel
Wm. J. Menow
Menow
Arrested Sad Accident Etc
Weisville September 1 Dr P B Stevens arrested for alleged improper qualification as a physician and discharged after presenting diplomas and registration certificate. Forepaugh trip to Hornellsville disrupted by train accident injuring H Frank and others. rail crash at Hinadale disrupted express with injuries to fireman Potter. Forepaugh’s chetts.
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Weisville
Stevens
W. W Nichols
B. C. Rude
Rufus Scott
J. H. Rump
Wellsville
Hornellsville
Chetts
H. Frank
Andover
Frank Boy
St. Louis Express
Hinadale
Potter
A Semblance of Sunday in Dodge City Kansas
A Sept 3 report from Dodge City Kansas notes all business houses saloons dance halls and gambling halls closed for Sunday showing Sabbath respect. Citizens express universal rejoicing and anticipate city council reforms. Gamblers and prostitutes are leaving town. The same page mentions the President returning on a special train passing Fort Keogh at midnight and arriving in St Paul Monday and Chicago Tuesday.
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ST. Albans
Boston
Chicago
Central Vermont Railroad
Colchester
New York Express
Lustol Express
Engineer Jones
Boston A. Ay
Boston Win
G. B. Foresenghien
G. S. Jones
Ase Lilson
Obeuk
Lena
Melly Eruisaallis
Dauce City
Kan
Dodge City
Finnsas
Mon.t
Fort Keough
St.Paul
Ali
Late News Items From Aboard The Evangville Packet
The steamer J. Whroop sank just above Smithhuned Kentucky on Sameday. At Philadelphia the suspension of Wille fant 7. Mill, stock broker, is announced. Liabilities around 1,000. Leather merchants Gonecon & Hobs of Montruat ti Tou offered to pay five cents of the debar. Prothonotary of Common Pleas in Philadelphia records intentions to become U S citizens. Western Union set night-work terms at eight hours, with extra pay for Sunday work. Indiana bank Receiver Ritter reports liabilities 3855,277 and assets face value 100,804. Knights of Labor in Cincinnati begin session with 80-100 delegates. Canada Fruit Growers’ Association at St. Catharines closes. committee to enforce laws against Canada thistle. John B. Va dequiette, 70, declared sane. conservators discussed for his estate.
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Evangville & Cairo Packet Company
Smithhuned
Philadelphia
Wille Fant
Gonecon & Hobs
Montruat
Debar Posies
Chicago
Ritter
Indiana Banking Company
Feee
General Assembly
The
Knights of Labor of the
United States
Cincinnati
Fruit Growers’ Association
St. Catherines
Canada
Neces
John B. Vadeqiette
Chisago
Bate Court
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the Business Outlook
Moro OU
Colorado
Washington
Greeley
Franklin
Taylor
Louisville
Thomas H. Taylor
Zach
Faylor
Taylor Burial Ground
Western Export Association
Ghia River
Peoria Distillers
IE B. Miller
Panama Canal
Panama
Canal
Maryland
Shaw
Bostos
B. & Brothers
Ely
Come Twitten
Bethielegs Company
Allistons
Bethlehem Company
Raruce
Coys
J. W. Converse
American Rapid Telegraph Company
Merchants and Bankers’ Telegraph Company
Rapid
Treowcript
Korze W. Ballou & Co
Captain Shinkie
Wrenry A. Jones
Champion Coal and ‘Lowboat Company
German City National , Bank
Mee Shingel
New England
New Yor
Delaware & Hudson Canal Company
Lackawanna
Sugar Grove
Hungary
Lunvers
E Freeh
Parneli
Montreal
Vandalia
Royal Scott's
the Woods
Farmingdale
Long
Missouri
Little Valley
Southern
Rapid Telegraph Companies
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