Nominations for Registers in Bankruptcy Illinois Districts
Nominations for Registers in Bankruptcy have been made for the Northern District of Illinois. Second District A B Coon Woodalock. Third District J Addison Crain Freeport. Fourth District John T Morgan Monmouth. Fifth District Elbridge Johnson Peoria. Sixth District Colquhoun Grand Morris. Seventh District Franklin Blades Watseka. Eighth District Lawrence Weldon Bloomington.
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Illinois
A. B. Coon
Woodalock
J. Addison Crain
Freeport
John T. Morgan
Monmouth
Elbridge
Johnson
Peoria
Colquhoun Grand
Morris
Franklin Blades
Watseka
Lawrence Weldon
Bloomington
National Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers expands admissions
A circular from managers announces the National Asylum for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers is open at branches near Augusta Maine Milwaukee Wisconsin and the Central Asylum near Columbus Ohio. Applicants email or write to managers for blank forms and eligibility is an honorable discharge and disability from service.
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National Asylum For
Augusta
Milwaukee
Wis
Central Asylum
Columbus
Ohio
Congress of
United States
First Presbyterian Fair and Concert Opens Next Week
The Ladies of First Presbyterian Church announce a week of events starting Monday with a stand concert featuring the Haymakers Cantata. Tuesday opens the fair with coffee sandwiches ice cream and strawberries. A New England Kitchen with quilts tea and costumes, and daily dinners Thursday and Friday. Tables will be shown nightly. admission 10 cents to fair and kitchen, 10 cents to concert, children half price.
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First Presbyterian Church
New England
Land Rights Open to Aliens in Ottoman Empire
Constantinople reports the Sublime Porte issued a firman granting aliens the right to hold lands within the limits of the Ottoman Empire. The decree broadens ownership eligibility for foreign nationals under the imperial regulation.
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Constantinople
Sublime Porte
Surratt trial resumes as defense seeks witness orders
Washington reports the Surratt murder trial reopened before Judge Fisher and Chief Justice Carter. The defense seeks to compel witness attendance at U S expense while the prosecution rests and a juror panel is discharged for two weeks. A key witness detailed Booth and Surratt near Ford's Theatre, describing the murder night and identifying Surratt. expenses for defense witnesses ordered paid.
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Washington
Fisher
Carter
Bradley
Surratt
United States
Carrington
Nathaniel’ Wilson
Pierpont
Barnes
J. M. Wright
Col
Henry
Rathbone
J. B. Stewart
J. D. Pettit
James D. Ferguson
Lincoln
Joseph Dryer
Philadelphia
Barry County
Camp Barry
Ford’s
Cooper
Sergt. Cooper
Witnes
John Wilkes Booth
Booth
J. W. Booth
10Th St
St. Ile
FH Street
Suryatt
John H. Surratt
Sergeant Cooper
Famine Threat in Mexico City and Louisiana Reconstruction Debate
New York reports famine threatening the poor within Mexico City walls, mitigated by municipal actions. A Herald dispatch from New Orleans covers Louisiana Reconstruction platforms endorsed by Radical Republicans, advocating equal rights, taxation changes, land distribution, levees, emigration, and loyalty tests, plus a push for military protection of law and order. The piece notes Senator Henderson disputing Indian depredation claims and cites costs of the 1869 Indian War.
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New York
A. Herald
Mexico City
Capitol
Lmerald
New Orleans
Louisiana
Congress
Johnson
Brown
Georgia
Milledgeville
Herald
Henderson
Hancock
Kansas
Army Reorganization Bill and Luxembourg Evacuations
Discussion mentions a bill to reorganize the army reducing strength to 840000. Rumor ties Juarez to a 2.5 million pound ransom for Maximilian. Luxembourg fortress evacuation planned with remaining guards and ground gift promised to the city. Madrid conspiracy arrests reported, Fenian Burke to Portland, and Constantinople unrest linked to foreigners law. Coast Pilot report notes Franklin ship near Sadny Hook.
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Juarez
Maximilian
Luxemburg
Jn Liberstee
Madrid
Dorset Chronicle
Burke
Portland
Constantinople
Montgomery Sinks Nyansa on Alabama River Loss Reaches $50,000
On Friday evening the Nyansa sunk 80 miles above Mosink on the Alabama River. The boat valued at $25,000 was uninsured. Cargo valued at $25,000 included 2,000 sacks of corn and other supplies for interior poor districts. Partial insurance covered part of the cargo.
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Mosink
Nyansa
For
Montgomery
Alabama
Judge Barnes Adjourns Farboro Court Over Negro Jurors
Wilmington dispatch reports Judge Barnes of a special Farboro court adjourned the session after negroes were summoned as jurors and he had taken the test oath to support state laws that do not recognize negroes on juries. The incident sparks debate over eligibility and civil rights in the jury pool.
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Wilmington
N. C
Barnes
Farboro
Stevens urges quorum in Congress for next session
In a Washington Chronicle letter dated June 16, Jan Thaddeus Stevens advocates the propriety of maintaining a quorum in Congress on the first proximo, signaling readiness for forthcoming legislative action.
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Washington
Thaddeus “Stevens
Washington Chronicle
Congress
Restoration and hair care products touted in markets
An era pamphlet style pitch extols King's Vegetable Ambrosia to restore gray hair and remove dandruff, praising its vigor and soothing scalp effects. It also claims D. B. DeLand & Co Best Chemical Saleratus yields uniform results, and Phalon's Night Blooming Cereus perfume shows rising two year sales.
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D. B. DeLand & Co
Market Prices and Grain Goods Directory Notice
June 26 5PM wheat winter extra 250 at 2.60 price list for No 2 winter 2.50 at 2.40 No 1 spring 150 No 22 spring 1. Rejecteds 00 oats 40 cents corn new shelled 550 old 60u65e fee 80 wool 35 300 flour 13 16 a barrel butter 10e per lb eyes 12 cents a dozen lard joe rags 20 cents a 180 at this office.
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New York
Ohio
St. Louis
Chicago
Milwaukee
Porto Rico
Cumberland
Hans
Chicago Market reports weak flour and corn pricing
Flour dull and difficult to obtain offers across grades. Some white winter extras sold at 12 915.00, spring extras at 9.60 to 10.50, and other grades largely dictated by two or three buyers. Corn opened strong but closed with uneven demand and lower quotes. No. 2 and No 1 grades showed mixed activity, with late sales around 77 1 2 c. Market characterized by buyers accepting dictation from a few holders.
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Chicago
Liverpool Dispatch
New York and Erie Canal
Syosa
H. I
Market Report From Saturday Close At BUG Trade Mixed
Onts No 2 opened at Saturday's close and advanced to active at BUG where market closed firm Rye Flat dull with no buyers and extreme prices reported Batley weak with no sale Provisions market prostrate mass pork unsaleable under cash Pork mood weighs on cut meats Lard steady Eggs scarce at 16 18c
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Bug
Chicago Live Stock Market Report June 17
Receipts include 1 car of cattle and 11 hogs in Chicago. Cattle ranged from 6.25 to 9.00 for fair to good, common to medium 3.00 to 6.00, with choice to prime at 8.75 to 9.00. Hog prices for choice to prime were 6.00 to 6.25, fair to good 5.60 to 5.90, and common to medium 4.60 to 5.65.
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Chicago
New York Market Report Shows Dull Trading Across Commodities
Market summaries indicate flour and wheat softness with mixed readings. Prices span superfine to winter flour and state trends, while whiskey, coffee, sugar, and molasses hold steady. pork and bacon show light firming, and assorted cuts remain quiet amid low receipts and steady demand.
New York Stock Market Summary June 17 1931 closing quotes
New York financial report shows gold prices firmer opening 13734, dipping to 13714, then 187% intraday, and closing at 13714 in cash. Government securities strong with 8 6's of 31 trading 10874 and other issue quotations. Major rails and utilities listed include New York Central 10714, Reading 1074 0, Michigan Central 11881134, Illinois Central 1197Za12, Northwestern 3544035% and Toledo 1014 among others.
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New York
New York Central
Erie
Michigan Central
Michigan Southern
Illinois Central
Rock Island
North-Western
Ft. Wayne
Toledo
New York Live Stock Market Receipts and Prices June 11
New York June 11 Live Stock Market reports lighter beef cattle receipts for the week, with fair supply this morning. Beef cattle offered around 14.00 to 19.00 for quality levels, sheep prices declined and dull, hogs firmer yet active demand, sales near 4.74 to 4.80 per hundredweight.
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New York
List of Unclaimed Letters in Freeport Post Office 1867
The Freeport Illinois post office released a roster of unclaimed letters dated June 18 1867 listing names such as Kelley Mary Jane Kelley Patrick Surly Dr Tapp Mary M Lacock McLain Elizabeth McKinney Moore Geo W Moore Henry Aretz Adam Morgan Mary Messer Mallary Newbury Alois Ruth Lavina Richard Laura Rockwell Laurance Roberts Shane Stebbins Shockley Smith Scott Stein Snyder Thompson Mary Tripp Upaska Waldrop Wakefield Yoder Young Jacob Co and others. The notice serves as a public record of pending correspondences awaiting recipients.
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Freeport State of Illinois
Cooper Kelley
Mary Jane _ Kelley
Patrick
Surly
Tapp
Mary M Lacock
McLain
Elizabeth ‘McKinney J
Moore
Geo W
Moore Henry Aretz
Adam
Morgan Mary Messer
Mallary
Newbury Alois Ruth Lavina Hichard
Laura Rockwell
Laurance Roberts
Shane
Stebbins
Snow & Coc
M Shockley
Smith David
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Tames S. M’call
The
National Asylum For Disabled Volunteer Soldiers
Telegraph
Seaton House
Pakis
Corps Legislatif
Boston
J. T. Lovell
Franklin
Sadny Hook
Europe
Chicago Market
New York Market
New York Stock Market
Arnold LA
Aspinwall
Aaron Armwood
Fred . Barriew
Theo
Bachtold
John‘ Bixby J
Bendy Coouns
Bacigalopo
Brady Michael Betts
Christian Frank Carroll Allen
John M Clipper
Geo Carroll Mathias
Connley Cathasing Dowd
Sophia Dhalono
Elzabe
Detrick Henry ¢ Overill
Mrs English
Isaiah Z Fell
Joseph M D Farley Caieh
Fink GC & Foundt
Hathan
Hathan Gorden Wm Gorden Nettie Horn
Qeecrington
Clara Artsough
Jas L Hamilton John ‘Hurley Patrick
Keeling & Colby
Kerr Josiah Kline
Hancery
Chancelmeee
Martin
John A. Martin
Robert Martin
Circuit Court
Stephenson County
Chancery
Gayse
Samuel, Berey
Daniel Berry
Oscar Taylor
Malvina M. Taylor
Jancis A. Lyman
Edwin W. Lyman
Manston H. Nichols
James A. Nichols
Charles P. Snow
John T. Babcock
Abijah
F. M. Snow
John V. Snow
Margaret Snow
Chancellor Martin
James W. Martin
Robert D. Martin
Cai
Anguat
A. D
Edward P. Uodges
J. A. Crain
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