Fire losses and civic notes across the United States
Reports detail fires in Truckee California and Deadwood South Dakota with losses of 350000 and 150000 dollars, cotton sales in Mobile Alabama, and fiscal receipts in New York City totaling 130,579,562 dollars. Other items include anniversary events, labor strikes, and political developments nationwide.
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Boston
Truckee
Cal
the &d
Deadwood
D. C
Mobile
Als
Merritt
Port of
New York
Bethel
National Board of Trade
Vicksburg
Miss
California
Grass Valley
Edlges
New Brunswick
N. J
Brooklyn
N. Y
Garfield
Bustélo
National Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Archbishop Elder
Cincinnati
J. B. Cotton
Minnesota
Gronar Walker
Byndicary
Baltimore
Atlantic
Cincinnati Telegram
Suh
A. Cook
Brownsville
Morrison
Nathan Orlando Greenfield
Oswell
Syracuse
Mary Hinks
Patrick Hines
North Adams
Mags
Methodist Ecumenical Conference
Berlin
Pina Ridge Agency
Neb
Crow Dog
Rowe Bud
TNKRE
New York City
Kentucky
Pucknam, Rorm & Co
Providence
R. I
Jagerbeer
George L. Smith
Buffalo
Hartaville
Taunton
Mase
Josep Miller
Montgomery
Samuel
General Butler
Sprague
Butler
Tioeke
Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church
Morton presents credentials as Minister to France to Grevy
Hon Levi P Morton in Paris on the 5th presented credentials to President Grevy and praised Franco American ties noting gratitude for services a century ago. General Noyes expressed Garfield's friendship for France as a republican ally and Grevy spoke of closer ties in Yorktown celebrations. Morr, Son & Co Halifax NC bank suspended payments with about 100000 liability.
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Levi P. Morton
France
Grevy
United States
Lincoln
Morton
Republic
Noyes
Garfield
Yorktown
Struggie
Morr, Son & Co
Halifax
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President Improves After Wound Operation and Fever Subsides
An update from early August reports the President’s condition improving after an incision to drain pus from a wound. He endured etherization and fever, with vital signs gradually stabilizing as the wound began to heal. The day’s bulletin noted better general condition and sleep, while other items mention a funeral in Elizabeth NJ and rail fare rebates shaping crime and local events.
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Adlso
Orville S. Grant
Elizabeth
N.J
Fred Grant
Abel R. Corbin
Pan-Handle
New York
Chicago
Cleveland Road
House of Lorda
London
England
New York City
William Gole
Gale
TNE
G. P. Comstock & Co
A. J. Mulloy
Insurance report highlights 1880 state disclosures
The thirteenth annual Insurance report of the State Auditor covers the year ending December 30 1880. It notes 30 life insurers and one life and accident insurer authorized to transact business, discusses cooperative associations and regulatory trends, and presents tables on Illinois insurance activity for 1880 including policies issued premiums received and losses paid.
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Lawa
Illinois
Adventure With a Burglar Ends in Bedtime Brawl
Last week in Warren, Mr. Robert Sweatt visited his brother in Hadley and slept in a room adjoining Mr. Holland. A burglar entered, Holland attacked him, Sweatt mistook the intruder for a threat to his mother, and a chaotic fight ensued involving a door mix up, a neck hold, and a surprising reveal that the assailant was not whom they thought. The wearied household finally settled as authorities were alerted.
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Daniel Crowley
Chicago
Crowley
Minnie Daly
Joseph Kelley
James Jones
Kelley
Robert Sweatt
Warren
Bowling Green
Robert Holland
Hadley
Mr. Sweatt
Mr. Holland
Florland
Sweatt
Burnler
Holland
Sweat
Tie
Bob
Ausserlerie
Herata- Enterprise
Exchange of Lachels and a Mishap at Leadville
A marriage man A Riddle arrives in Dover with a Sieve of profits and $50,000 in bonds. The gripsack mix up swaps his money with traveling salesman Joseph Cheeney bound for Leadville. A crash of bags leads to the loss and quick return once the error is found.
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A. Riddle
Dover
Mr. Riddle
Minin
Wisit
Gripsack
Union Depot
Joseph Cheeney
Kansas City
St. Louis
Leadville
Riddle
E. P. Hudson
Denver
The Bullet Detector Shows Bullet Location by Tuning Tone
A Washington dispatch describes Prof Bell's induction balance device to locate a bullet in a body. Two copper coil assemblies and a Bell telephone reveal distance by the changing pitch as coils misalign, guiding the search to the embedded metal.
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Washington Dispatch
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Zreary Republican
Geo. Burt
Intereshin
J. B. Osborn
Rae
America
Buf- Bisntor
E. C. Hans
Ae Church
Ore
Virginia
Conivention
Richmond
John W. Daniel
Michigan
Bagley
Detroit
Maine
Franklin Reed
Canas
North Carolina
Columbus
Loveland
Henry Kemp
John B. Scofield
Robert 8. Lamotte
James Chester
Hamilton
Associated Preas
Hancock
Mississippi
Bth
Robert Lowry
G. D. Sands
Washington
Crocker
General Grant
Morins Plains
Morris Plate
Francis Murray
Liverpool
Great Britain
Signor Mancini
Toledo
Hicks
Forster
Ba Brintaven
Ie Bew Street
Oth Fer
Bradlaugh
St. Petersburg
Moscow
McCabe
Dublin
Paris
Joannn Dillon
Kilmainham
Rome
Holy See
Bulgaria
Golos
House of Lords
Post Office Department
Canada
International Medical Congress
Queen Victoria
Northampton
State Department
Greendeng
Belgrade
William
Victor Hugo
Galbraith
Louis Blanc
Swigart
Bigelow
Kansas
Joseph Comover
Maron
Milan
Rock Island County
C. W. Negus
Rock I
Brooke
Illinois Midland
Peoria
Ferre Haute
Genla
Wil
Midland
United States Circuit Court
Quincy
Charley Crows
George Love
Young Love
Cross
Jessa
Love
James A. Locke
Jerseyville, & Springfield Railroad Company
Jerseyville
Locke i
David and
Caroline Locke
Lexington
Carrollton
Austin
New
Hilliard
IJ Hilliard
Moline
William J. Rutledge
Jacksonville
Fourteenth Illinois Infantry
Joliet
Fire Ordnance
Rebecca Street
Wat
Tom Cahill
Ofcer O'Brien
Oflicer Ray
Cahill
Lilly
McLean County
Belleflower Township
Lapham
Ellsworth
Paxton
Edwin Rice
Jamés Randall
Theodore Arndt
Springfeld
Thirty-Second General Assembly
Senate
Secretary of State
John Miller
City of
Herndon Street
Webster Avenue
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Ilm
Porte
United State
Springfield
Bangamon
Ane Atia
Johnson
Hyde Park
Dexter
Bay City
Pope County
Mat ‘Baldwin
B. A. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Wilfrid Aplin
Baty
Effingham
Colorado
Hiram Maynard
Maynard
Vandalia
Tentopols
Effingham County
Knowles
John de Barrows
Jones
de Barrows
Insurance Report
Am Exchange of
Lachels
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