Summary of Diverse 19th Century News Tidings
Gold prices in New York rose to 13714 while a large fire in Tauffville caused up to 10,000 in losses covered by 425,000 in insurance. A Montreal billiards title match saw Dion defeat McDevitt 1500 to 816. The U S Treasury held a record 80 billion, with gold 102 billion and currency 78. Quaker City carried Holy Land pilgrims leaving New York. Alexander H Stephens reported ill health. A large fire destroyed 20 frame buildings in Atchison, Kansas, with 50,000 loss. Mendota Illinois saw fires at City Mills and Turners Union Warehouse at 20,000 loss. Over 4,000 passengers arrived in New York from foreign ports by ten ships. Cholera reportedly receded globally. A bonded New York warehouse was robbed of 1,100 goods. General Lopez received 48,000 in gold for treachery. Menedez was captured and shot. French officers missing. Rosecrans may be California governor candidate. Annapolis naval academy chapel contract awarded. new midshipmen housing proposals sought. Patterson reports a tense Tennessee campaign and militia interference concerns.
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Fenian Prisoners and World News From London June 11
The Fenian prisoners convicted of high treason have been transferred to England and placed in prison. The United States v McRae case was decided in favor of McRae. A dispatch from Constantinople reports Egypt now a separate sovereignty. The Czar departed Paris for Germany. Emperor Francis Joseph funds coronation charities in Pest a. Steamer arrivals from New York and Quebec noted in Liverpool and London. Market reports show dull cotton and varied prices for goods and bonds in London and Liverpool.
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Surratt Trial Debates Muted Despite Prosecution Motion
Washington on June 11 reports say Surratt's trial resumed with the session devoted to the prosecution's motion and a demurrer by the defense. The court promised a ruling the next day while the State Department notes Adams's instructions touch on Fenian cases in Dublin and commutations for Burke McCafferty and McClure.
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Probable gubernatorial nomination in Hawaii and distant notices
Honolulu advices report the Delegates Union State Convention favoring George Gorman for governor and likely nominating him. General Rosecrans is likely the Democratic nominee. Queen Emma visits her mother at Lahama. The King sails to Molakai and Maui for several weeks. Kiolau crater shows increased activity with seven distinct lakes. The Martha arrives with a hundred barrels of sperm oil. The Lacawana has arrived. Commercial news deemed unimportant.
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Morning port arrivals and crime tales from June 11
New York reports ten vessels arriving in port with over four thousand pence? ship sanitation cleared. a bonded warehouse burglary at Greenwich Street yielded 11000 dollars in goods, with thieves in premises for thirty six years. Updates on Maximilian era, war news, and Panama upheaval fill the rest with varied dates and figures.
Rumors of Sheridan action and naval dispatches flare in June letters
A May 18 letter from General Escobedo to General Diaz reports sending 15,000 troops and states he will operate under Diaz. He praises army courage and sacrifices during the Queretaro operations. U.S. consuls in Kanawha and Shanghai appoint postal agents for mail between San Francisco, Japan, and China. Talks with Britain seek reduced rates to Hong Kong, ports in China, and the East Indies. A Treasury circular orders end of pre examination removal of certain imported goods. West land office notes a bountiful harvest with crops of wheat, rye, oats, barley, grasses, fruits strong and corn promising. A resin yard owned by Lavitt & Smith burned, loss 2,500 with no insurance. Fire also destroyed the turpentine works of Bloseman & Haynes due to a boiler explosion.
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Inundated Ellsworth Area Struck By Flooding
A resident reports Ellsworth town six feet underwater with buildings afloat and foundations shifted. Lumber and building fragments drifted downstream. Water stands four feet above the railroad track, blocks travel toward Ellsworth, Smoky Tit River within banks, water higher than since 1853.
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Goodyear Patent Case Seeks Preliminary Injunction
In SBURG on June 11 Judge McCardless ordered a preliminary injunction against dentists George J. Luce and Aaron B. Robbins for infringement of the Goodyear Manning patent. The action restrains further infringement and names Bakewell Christian and Fire and Slagle as defendants.
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Senator Wade's Excursion Party Visits Manhattan
Senator Wade and party arrive in Manhattan and are welcomed at the railroad depot by the Lieutenant Governor who praises Wade. The group votes to spend the night to view the city and fertile country by daylight. Water in the Kansas river is falling rapidly.
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Destructive Fire Destroys Twenty Frame Buildings on Commercial Street
A Sunday blaze destroyed twenty frame buildings on Commercial street between Fourth and Fifth, nine on the north side and eleven on the south. Loss estimated at 850,000 with small insurance in the Harthill Illinois Central and Etna companies.
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Trotting Race at Mystic Park Heated Shuffle
Bostonx Tuesday June 11. The cellins Brown George and George Wibinston with running mates trotted at Mystic Park yesterday for a $1,000 purse in mile heats best three of five. Brown George won in three straight heats.
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Mendota Warehouse Fire Destroys City Mills and Tourner's Union
A Mendota Illinois warehouse complex belonging to City Mills and Tourner's Union was destroyed by fire yesterday. Estimated loss is 21000 dollars, with 14000 dollars insured. Fire damage reports indicate extensive destruction of warehouses in the town.
Negro Suffrage Petition Drawn Up in Kentucky
In Kentucky on Tuesday June 11 a petition has been drawn by black residents seeking Congress to extend suffrage rights and to testify in courts on behalf of African Americans in the state.
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