Epitope of the Week highlights 1830 mail volumes and events
The week reports 1830 mail flow totals across the United States with 1 053 252 876 letters and 21 515 833 merchandise packages. It notes Treasury bond renewals at three and a half percent, a cremation in Washington Pennsylvania, expulsions at Exeter Academy, and a range of civic incidents from Chinese labor protests to church missions, rail, and canal talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim Post-ofice. Department
United States
Treasury Department
Washington
Frank AM. B. Kendal
Madison
Ind
Hillion Academy
Exeter
N. H
New York
New Jersey
Mourear
Baltimore
Tyler
Bolor
Risk & Co
Memphis
Tax American Missionary Association
Boston
Citrain
Bodie
Col
Mono Lake
Buffalo
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Persia
Siam
China
Mexico
India
Yna
The
American Tract Society
Brooklyn
Indianapolis
George W. Williams
Oho
Louisiana
New Mexico
Windom
Northwestern River Improvement and Caval Convention
Davenport
Iowa
Horr
Egat Yaginaw
Mich
Gear
Henderson
Illinois
Harrison
Chicago
Murphy
Addrons
Warcome
Misissippi
Hennepin
Lake Michon
Irle
New York, Chicago & St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Ohlu
Ronent P. Ponren
Wealth
Texas
Arkansas
Europe
Casis
Ordon
South
Ves
Cleveland
Busineas
Mixed U S nominations and political notes from period press
A sprawling notice lists presidential nominations left unacted and confirms several appointments. It covers customs, surveyor, and district posts, a Louisiana recipient, and various public offices, plus political events from Des Moines to Boston and New York editorial moves.
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United States Senate
Thomas M. Broadwaters
Vicksburg
Miss
Eward J. Costello
Natchez
Mise
Lucius B. Thompson
Philadelphia
United States
George M. Duskin
Northern
Alabama
Orlando H
Jude
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Des Moines
New Eng
Woman's Suffrage Association
Boston
Lucy Stove
Julia Ward Lowe
Long
Fox
Michigan
Junge Mathaews
Supreme Courr Justice
Cincinnati
J. A. Williamson
General Land Office
Mth
Atchtaun, Topeka & Santa Fe
Atlantic & Pacific Railroad
Enrnezen Pxor
Court of Caims
Chicago
Astarog
Adm
Ral Furcagut
New York City
Boore
rotary-of-the-Neavys
Admiral M. Smith
New York
N. J
Eada
Mexco
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Dé‘esatoa
Ffteen
Max Staxogon
Impressario
Te Fea
Charles H Nollson
Gantreip
Norman Willams
Cheyco
Electrical Congress
AuFrep J. Fritz
San Francisco
Dublin Coercion Act cited amid debate in House
In a debate to the British House of Commons on the 24th Secretary Forster admitted Dublin was proclaimed under the Coercion Act to quell unrest and vowed arrests of instigators whether clergy or MPs. The government faces revenue gaps and other international notes report Moscow Jews delaying villas and stock losses while English temperance pressure grows. Yellow fever deaths rise in Havana with concurrent smallpox and typhoid fatalities. US Consul General Heap reports ongoing placename spread despite eradication efforts.
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Fonse of Commons
Forster
Dublin
Land Laguera
Cyrus
A &J. Parenssore Trlosram
Bay Oe
Havana
G. H. Heap
United States
Constantiauphe
Record of 578% miles wins six day pedestrian contest in New York
Albert Vint of Brooklyn wins top honor with 578% miles in a six day contest in New York City on the 28th. Sullivan places second with 609 miles and Hughes third with 55234 miles. A separate report notes the Sixteenth Amendment effort, suffrage resolutions, and other national items.
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New York City
Albert Vint
Brooklyn
Sullivan
Hughes
Chicago
America
England
Woman's Suffrage Convention
Beaton
Congress
Indiana
Nebraska
Oregon
Lone
Bimed
Nashville
Chattanooga
Charica Hanteman
JC. Finch
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Virginia
James Willson
Keene
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Emile de Girardin
Anatole Forgo
Ine Co
St. Louis
San Francisco
la Chevelle
Abraham Lincoln
Prospect Park
N. Y
J. Hatt Smith
Joan Griscom
New York
Tragic Victoria Steamer Disaster Near London Ont
London Ontario May 24 a catastrophic steamer Victoria on a Thames Navigation line sank near Spring Bank Cove bridge with about 400 to 1000 excursionists aboard. At least 12 bodies had been recovered by evening and rescue work continued as observers described the panic, crowded decks, and heroic struggles including a man named Nicholas Wilson saving his wife despite a ferocious grip from a drowning man.
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Batigit Enide
Rochaics
Ric
Victoria
Spring Bank
Lond N
Unt
Tax Mexican Congress
Ottawa
Widdip
Tiraova
Poliee
Montrouge
Paris
Botn
Mexican Congress
Tehuantep
Pawnell
Gustaw
Pask
Russia
Hert Most
London
Frethhett
Bia
Juy
Monetary Conference
General Milutine
Tug
Chamber of Deuths
Dervish Pasha
Carrick
Ireland
van Raate
Dortne
Mitchel'aville
Cnmmense
Tinerary
Donegal
Meneures
Modovia
Hessy Hifmann
Czar
United States
Berlin
Atcccood Ta
Masiocarica
Aurslee Eline
Londons
Ortha
Kbs
Spring Lank
Cove
Steimee
Princess Loutes
Ataffa
Elec
George Parish
Sothe
Samuel Stewart
Steve
Spring Peak
Amily
Thames Navigation Company
Tripe Pion
Reah
Wright
Drivaion
Dee
Loulas
Acer Hore
Nermal Ind
Witham Ashbury
Ashbury
Nicholas Wilson
W Leon
Mr. Wilton
Charles Dickens
New Haven
Nelson County
Louisville Post
Ravenna Belle
Hamilton
Kevanne Belle
Wenticky
Jessamine County
Bowen
Mackey Duncan
America
W. Price
Solomon
Lexington
West
Kentucky
Ibi Cook
Nicholasville
Woodford County
Sre
Day of funerals shadows London as city grieves
A mass procession of funerals in London Ontario disrupted commerce and daily life. Carriages and wagons filled streets as families mourned, with many coffins carried together in changing processions. Authorities warned drivers of fines for overcharging while the city faced widespread sorrow and multiple identifications.
Mississippi Valley water route plan at Northwest convention
A report from the Mississippi Valley Northwest convention urges Congress to fund a water transport system linking the Mississippi River with eastern ports and the Gulf, arguing for immediate internal improvements and broader river navigation. The piece also notes ongoing river transport gains and supports canal toll reductions and Illinois and Michigan Canal projects.
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Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Congress
Peorle
Northwest
Mississippi
Misdasippi
St Anthony
Mississippi Valley
Illinois River
Hltnois
Echctts
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