Various Disasters and Financial News Across Regions
A bulletin recounts a Burlington fire at Pioneer Iron Foundry and Tamber mills with losses over $40,000. It notes railroad and telegraph movements, Utah polygamy indictments, bank frauds in Burrato, land sales by Northern Pacific, and cold Wisconsin Minnesota snow reports. It covers Wall Street panic, a fatal Birmingham furnace accident, agricultural yield forecasts, Philadelphia mill fire, and differing coal and petroleum market shifts. Additional items include postmaster suicides, accidental deaths, Morrs Minnesota fire losses, a Danville stallion death, and census literacy figures.
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Pioneer Iron Foundry
Burlington
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Grand Jury
Third
Utah
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Missouri River
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
United States
Millerton
Dutchess County
N. C
Wall Street
Sloss
Birmingham
Ala
Ida
Met
Tur
Commissioner of Agriculture
Loring
Arrott’s Mills
Philadelphia
Aytemattc
Colorado
Denver
23D
New York
Crapston
Bhelbyville
Little Rock
Ack
J.C. Dugardin
Mattie Chris- Mion
Morrla
Minn
Tra
Becknex
Captain Cottrell
Danville
Bradford
Wittsburgh
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Rock Island
Chicago
Lanark
Cedar Rapid
Albert Lea
Ontario
Breathitt
Bowea
Kentucky
Serapton
Pwogue
Turbulent Times Highlight Railroads and Disasters
The era’s news spans rail project delays and funding gaps for the Hudson River tunnel, a Baltimore conscience fund payment, a Scranton rescue that cost a life, a severe storm over the Great Lakes with shipwrecks and a lone death, and a fatal boarding-house fire. Census and labor data show extensive U S manufacturing with vast capital, wages, and outputs. Financial strains in New York’s money market prompt bond redemptions, while Nevada and Indiana report violent incidents, accidents on railways, and a series of explosive fires in New York and Brooklyn areas causing major damage and casualties.
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Baltimore
Conscience
Boston
James Runor
Scranton
Lake
Buffalo
Lake Erie
JOREE
In- Ganapolis
A Statistica of Manufactures
United States
New York
Folger
Nevada
Piute Indiana
Uhnessand
Indiana
Mate Forsyth
Belleview
Uniontown
Springfield
HW. Roche
F.C. Case
Indianapolis
Brooklyn Company
Greenpoint
L. 1
Wth
Devoe
Sal Noda
Prominent Figures and Political Echoes in Early 1880s News
Rear Admiral J Blake ly Creighton placed on retrenchment after forty years in service. Journalist and politician Tatucow Weep dies in New York at eighty-five. National Grange meeting in Indianapolis adopts resolutions on voting principles and plans next session in Washington. Kentucky bar member Jorge J L Campwert dies of apoplexy in Shelbyville. Alabama Temperance Convention resists turning temperance into politics while urging better license law enforcement. Captain Hoggins dismissed from naval service for abandoning Pensacola during yellow fever. Garfield Auditing Committee claims total of 150000. physicians’ bills amount to 01,000. Congress appropriates 57500. Lewis C Cassidy offered Pennsylvania Attorney-General post. Thurlow Weed obsequies held in New York. remains moved to Albany. James I. Calkins served with political action amid intimidation claims. Labor Congress in Cleveland urges union members to avoid cotton bearing Garfield trade mark. Garfield Fair opens in Capitol rotunda. President Arthur addresses ceremony. GEOuGR Bouville of Chicago granted new trial date in murder case. Justice would be promoted. See Eisner Cainxon dies in Florida. PuPpiest Awravx discusses terminations in District of Colombia post, with various judicial actions.
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J. Blakely Creighton
Tatucow
New York City
National Grange of
Indianapolia
Washington
Jorge J. L. Canpwert
Kentucky
Shelbyville
Hoggins
Naval Service
Pensacola Navy Yard
WasaixaTos
Garfield Auditing Committee
Congress
Board of Audit
Lewis C. Cassidy
Pennsylvania
Pattison
Thurlow Weed
New York
Albany
Wiliam I. Calkins
Indiana
John. H. Winterbothall
Cagt
Labor Congress
Cleveland
Varigus
Nolona
Arthur
Bouville
Chicago
Costes Etnias
Calumble
Pantiannunof
Resignations and imperial affairs headline 1891 dispatches
The 26th dispatch reports Secretary Folrer offered and the President accepted his resignation as Treasury Secretary, to take effect December 1. Pro f. C. J. Gononica, Denver journalist and educator, died. Italian minister to Italy presented to King Humbert. Mexican Central Railway opened. Spain to indemnify Cuban bases. Egyptian question discussed by powers. Numerous global items cover a fatal explosion in Madrid barracks, a Copenhagen execution, a Quebec factory fire, and railway incidents in England with casualties.
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Wasatato
Folrer
Treaaury
C. J. Gononica
Denver
Col
Astor
Italy
Humbert
Kinig Munhbert
Pacific
Guana Juats
Spain
Tracy
Corea
Madrid
Copenhagen
Grant
Quebec
GuapsToxye
House of Commons
St. Petersburg
Warsaw
Charkoll
Porte
Sen
Department of Internal Revenue
Bromsey
England
St. Denis
Paris
Ireland
Sligo
Mallina
Swinford
Galway
West Clare
Connaught
London & Northwestern Railway
Wolverton
Laws
Cox
Dublin
Hth
Christopher Dawing
Rio Janeiro
Loudun
Derweer
Kordofas
Resignations Denied. Manslaughter Case Result
Secretary Folger’s resignation was denied in a Washington dispatch on the 27th. Blakesay Meuirs of the New York Central Railroad was acquitted of manslaughter in connection with Webster Wagner’s death at Spuyten Duyvil last January. Aggregate clearings from twenty-five clearing-houses reached 1,558,799,995, a weekly rise of over 60,000,000. A North Scotland Railway train collapsed at Fyrie killing fourteen and wounding many. Internal revenue receipts for the year stood at 135,540,000 with spirits at 69,748,408 and tobacco 47,344,023. Tragedies included a Lehigh & Hudson Railroad wreck near Newburg with deaths and injuries. Juror Dennis Figg who convicted Hynes was stabbed in Dublin. Major business failures struck Pitts & Boxs and Neubauer & Sons. An earthquake shook the Welland Canal region. The Dublin police dispute heated as Trevelyan vowed suppression of disorder.
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Tin
Folger
Washington
Blakesay Meuirs
New York Central Railroad
Haseen
Webster Wagner
Spuyten Duyvil
North Scotland
Beidge
Fyrie
ComatissioNER@ Raum
Newburg
N.Y
Lehigh & Hudson
Dennis Figg
Hynes
Limerick
Dublin
Mallon
Bexpn
Brorwens
New York
Kazan University
Pitts & Boxs
Chicago
Neubauer & Sons
Milwaukee
Ayn
Welland Canal
House of Commons
Trevelyan
Ireland
Osborne
Kun
Krank Gaines
Sunnie Mayby
Newougue
Minnearalls
Ap 9
Branly
Health in Michigan and Patent Remedy Ads
Health in Michigan notes reports from observers across the state on illness cases for the week ending Nov 18. The item promotes Ely’s Cream Balm for catarrh hay fever and colds and Bucken's Arnica Salve for skin issues, with ad copy and prices. A White Wine of tar syrup offer promises free samples to ministers for coughs and lung issues from Dr C D Wanner in Reading Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humeerin Way
State Board of Health
Leti- Bing By
Diganass
Ely
Laney
A. D. Schuyler
C.D. Wanner
Reading
Mich
Pneumoni
Niles
Grand Rapids
Henr B. Barer
Lee
Lanaing
Mica
Gas Company Superintendent Offers Expert Fitting Services
The superintendent, with years of fitting expertise in introducing pipes into building finishes, offers to perform any required bin work with careful workmanship and competitive prices. A complete stock of supplies is on hand to ensure prompt service and quality results.
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the Gas Co
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Marquette & State the
Hudson River
Colodél Stmkin
Cranton V. Fare
Health
Buckien
F. G. Seaman & Co. Ylang
Brown Chemical Co
Cesar
Dr, Martin
Hue
THE
Marshall Gas Co
Gas Works
Hamilton
Alo
STHAM
Detroit
Keck, Winterhalter & CO
Woodward Ave
Id S. Lewis
Davis & Lewis
State St
Stacy, Adams & Co
L. Allison & Co
Arctics
Alaskas
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