Forest fires burn through Delaware and Sullivan counties
Forest fires sweep Delaware and Sullivan counties New York with Bethel and Mangunk valley attacked. Farmer William Corbin dies while battling flames. Two others burned as thousands of acres timber and 300000 feet of lumber lost. Families flee homes as fires threaten districts Fallsburg and Mamakating. Brewers delegates depart for Cincinnati. Bodies recovered from the Schiller disaster.
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New York
Delaware
Sullivan Counties
Bethel
Sullivan County
Wm. Corbin
Delaware County
Mangunk Valley
Fallsburg
Mamakating
National Temperance Convention Opens at Farwell Hall
The National temperance association began its annual meeting in Curiaco at Farwell hall with delegates from multiple states. Officers were elected including Hiram Price as president and Joshua Nye as first vice president, with John N. Stearnes named secretary. An afternoon welcome from Rev. M E Kittridge in Chicago followed remarks on temperance evils.
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Curiaco
National Temperance Association
Farwell Hall
Allen Ballard
New York State
Temperante;union
Mary Burt
Woman's Temperance Union
New York
Mary Weichward
Philadelphia
Susanna Evans
J. B. Dunn
Boston
Wilson
Schuyler Colfax
Hiram Price
Davenport
Joshua Nye
New Hampshire
Henry Wilson
Jennie Welling
John Russell
Thomas B. Hunt
Mary Liversmore
John N. Stearnes
Editor Assaulted Over Paper Mockery in Cincinnati
Dr C A Henthan managing editor of the Freie Presse was assaulted after ridiculing KE Vogeler a lawyer and candidate for delegate Vogeler challenged him at the office and later struck him on the street Honthum had Vogeler arrested and plans further action in court
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Cincinnati
Ohio
C. A. Henthan
Freie Presse
KE. Vogeler
Vogeler
Honthum
Morrow
Criminal Court
Washington Debt Statement Reflects May Reduction
The public debt statement from WaentncTon reports a May decline of $1,189,456 with currency at 34,258,107 and coin at 84,251,602. It notes a June 30, 1874 to May 1875 reduction of 12,928,205 and lists totals for legal tender and deposits for redeeming certificates. Arlington residents decorate Confederate dead graves in the city and surrounding area.
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WaentncTon
Arlington
Fire at Carbanal Spain. property losses loom large
The report notes a great fire at Carbanal to date destroying two hundred houses. It also mentions June 1 as thepox date and adds financial market items including the Aberdare Iron Company failure and broker failures revealed at the stock exchange. Jay Cooke's Ogoutz estate auction near Philadelphia stalled at 350000 with no bids. The piece portrays Cooke's palace status and planned sale costs.
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Carbanal
Spain
Aberdare Iron Company
Stock Exchange
Jay Cook
Jay Cooke
Philadelphia
Ogoutz
Foraging Expedition Hopes Return of Stranded Crews
The speaker hopes the small number seen are on a foraging mission and will quickly return from the expedition with fresh supplies, displeased with the current commissary provisions.
Baltimore and Ohio depot dispute and side track use grows
The Baltimore and Ohio company seeks a permanent depot site in Chicago after leasing the exposition building until June 1 1875 and using a side track on public ground to land passengers. Conflicting talks with city officials and neighboring lines leave the future unclear as operations shift toward Michigan avenue and Randolph street amid disputed property rights. Boschee's German syrup advertised as a remedy for coughs colds and throat ailments with a ten cent sample and seventy five cent bottle.
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Chicago Times
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Union Depot
Agricultural Hall of the Exposition
Garrett
Ia Aa
Lake Shore
Exposition Building
Illinois Central Railroad
Central Company
Baltimore and Ohio Company
Michigan Avenue
Randolph Street
Boschee
Germany
D. Vollmer
Calhoun Street
Fisher & Tons
John Hough
Berrey
Court House
Col Ben D House Returns to Indianapolis Front
An Indianapolis journalist and former St. Louis Democrat contributor, Col Ben D House, arrives in the city. The Herald notes his plan to renew old friendships once mobile, and he estimates 165000 railroad ties lie between St. Louis and Indianapolis.
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Indianapolis
St. Louis Democrat
the Herald
Ben D. House
Col. House
St. Louis
Financial and Commercial Roundup From New York Market
Reported figures show gold at 11634 and money loan rates around 214 percent as government activity remains steady. Stock markets stay active with rail and utility names such as Union Pacific Illinois Central and Atlantic and Pacific lines listed. the piece notes sinking funds and miscellaneous notes from June 1 with fluctuating wheat and freight scenarios.
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