Diverse 1866 Massachusetts corporate growth and war views
The article notes 103 new corporations in Massachusetts in 1866 with paid capital totaling 104,068,011.19. It cites varied business names from the American Rubber Heel Stiffening Co to the New England Anti-Incrustation Co, mentions mining declines, and records a War Department view on Milligan and military tribunals. It also reports Butler denying libel claims, Rose Well drilling progress, and a light take on Yankee gentility at table.
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Commonwealth
Boston
Esay Paper Collar and Cuff Manufacturing Company
New England Anti-Incrustation
Mad itch disease devastates Mr Watson’s stock in London region
The London Journal reports Mr Stephen Watson near London lost nine mare lambs and twenty nine fat sheep to a fatal disease called the Mad Itch. The paper notes the cause lies in feeding cattle or sheep with hogs on green corn fodder or very green late planted corn. It describes twitching of the jaw and itching before death within 12 to 24 hours and questions a remedy.
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Gentleman Offers Penny Flip for Lost Glove
A man reporting a stolen valuable glover from his pocket advertises a penny flip with the thief to decide who retains the odd glove. A concurrent bill has passed Congress and the President, prohibiting printing professional cards on currency notes.
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Government awards pensions to Fenlan invasion volunteers
The Canadian Government grants gratuities from 50 to 204 dollars and pensions from 20 cents a day to 400 dollars a year to volunteers harmed by the Fenlan invasion. Col Parker of Gen. Grant's staff and Gen Alfred Sully are named to probe the Fort Phil Kearney massacre of ninety one. About seven thousand five hundred Federal soldiers' remains have been exhumed and reburied in the National Cemetery on the Gallatin pike near Nashville.
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