Epitome of the Week Domestic and Public Notices
Eight months ending August 31 show domestic breadstuff exports at 110 million, 015 thousand, 703 dollars against 157 million, 505 thousand, 205 last year. Milwaukees Army of the Cumberland elects officers. vault plunder in North Attleboro. railway accident at Wilkes-Barre. a self flagellating desperate act in Missouri. Grant envoy to Mexico may secure concessions. Home Insurance Company of Columbus makes an assignment. Hudson Tunnel collision kills four. dairy exports eight months rise to over 4.7 million pounds. New York milliners return from France. a horse duel settles cattle ownership near Trinidad, Colombia. Further rail accidents, bankruptcies, fires, yellow fever cases, and weather disasters are noted across several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army of the Cahiberland
Milwaukee
John Gibson
Sentor
E. & Bragg
L. Fairchild
J. A. Kellorg
J. A. Watrons
Otto Sebotue
W. W. Dudley
W. W. Robinson
M.A. Mor
G & Hamilton
Hollan Richardson
Thomas Kerr
Borcerins
C. EF. Silt W& Co
North Attleboro
Mass
West Branch
Wilkesbarre
Enalelde
Roth
Henry Weavner
Caronde- Set
Tur
United ‘Presbyterian Synod
Turfein
James G. Sania & Co
New York
Artomzr Bigziow
Mason
United States Circuit Court
Buffalo
Coxe
Utiea
United States
Tyig
Grant
Trescott
Mexico
Home Insurance Company
Columnbus, C
Hudson River Mullroal
New York City
Auotter
Trinidid
Gol
Joan C. Rew
Sussaville
Cal
Jearnad
Fort Smith
Ark
Watford
Qnt
Rownberg
Tex
Alonzo Follett
Pensacola
Fila
Uth
Nuatt Longaster
Bates
New Jersey
Paterson
Princeton
Treston
Hoboken
Heckersteks
Borientown
Plaingelé
New Bralatrick
Waterbury
Turbulent 1882 era with fires floods and political shifts
Amid reports of a Hartlaon refinery loss in Philadelphia and numerous disasters a large array of political and electoral developments unfolds. The piece notes bank robberies, yellow fever totals, prison escapes, and floods in New Jersey while detailing party conventions and candidate nominations across New York Ohio Colorado and Nebraska.
Prices, fires, and political shifts ripple through late news
Reported robberies in Louisville target jewelry stores with £5000 in diamonds seized after tricking staff. Major bank and railroad affairs unfold as Western Hardware of Atchison assigns for $250,000 debts and Louisville Fourth National Bank gains authority to start with $300,000 capital. Fires claim a jail inmate in Detroit and yellow fever spreads in Pensacola with deaths rising. fever also saps Mata moras and Reynosa regions in Mexico. Mexico reshapes succession rules, and legal battles in Newburgh, New York end with a $50,000 settlement in a poker game dispute. Smallpox surges in Cape Town while Boston’s long-standing dry goods firm Wellinccoy forms insolvency proceedings. A Palmyra duel ends fatally for Stratton, and marauders attack a French expedition in Africa. New Jersey suffers storm damage estimated at $1.59 million as various local incidents and notices echo across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartlaon, Hlavemeyer & Co
Phildelphia
United States
Pittsburgh
Texas
Harn
New Jersey
Rahway
Union
Middlesex
Somerset
Washington
North
Asnrar-Ithyef
Baltimore
Brownsville
Tex
Pensacola
Fla
Rubber Gob and Jewelry Company of
New York
Eaton
National Democratic Committee
Leavenworth
Saratoga
Charles J. Folger
B.art Carpenter
Court of Appeals
Charles A. Andrews
A.B
J. W. Dawes
A. W. Agee
Colorado Democrats
Tata
Denver
James B. Grant
John K. Powers
Tate National
Cincinnati
Spiris
Freud
Eanals
Republican Party
Hot Springs
Ark
Charles Matthaws
Koniyce
Rugg
Tne
Rapyb Huao
Ohio
A. B. Clark
Ilinois
J. L. Tivknor
M. ¥. Johnson
Colorado
Congress
J. Wallace
OxnaHoms
Parke
Fort Smith
United States Court
B. F. Burien
Dorseys
Garfield Hospital
Consul Pexlotte
Lyons
France
Kentucky
George M. Adams
Pennsylvania
William Mutechler
GreenSack
Bainridge N. Dean
J.D. Osborne
Loutaville
George D. Prentice
Huxley
Mason-Ganznat Scuorre Lp
Pacific
Louisisna Isa
Marke ‘Orgress
Democrate
Michigan
Cook & Sloas
Louisville
Westernardware Company
Atchi Gon
Kan
Tuy
Fourth National Bank of
Cuuts Davis
Detroit
Minn
Brownsylilla
Matamoras
Mex
Reynosa
Camargo
Miler
Mexico
Wellinctoy Bros & Co
Boston
Grouvur Harcenpeck
William Stratton
Palmyra
N. Y
Carrizo Pass
Sduel Stratton
Hallenback
Naak Kairwau
Africa
Bimningham
Son
Fra Orint
Millard
J. M. Campbell
J. H
Massachusetts
Bow- Begart
Triste
East Jersey Flood Destruction Shoals Paterson Hoboken
A historic storm devastates Paterson and Hudson County with record rainfall. The Passaic's rise floods streets and bridges, crippling mills, rail lines, and homes. Bridges crumble, a horse rail line is swept away, and two workers are killed in train wrecks as Jersey City and Hoboken inundate with extensive property loss.
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Trarensos
N. J
Paterson
Oldham
Passaic
Mijling
Tel Weds
Br. Myers
Alma-House
Martin Hoastier
Great Locomotive Works
Efiy
Nubokueatroam
Zuberskie
Hobokus
Hoboken
Ravine Road
Meadews
Jersey City Heights
Jensey City
Hudson County
Jersey City
Tloor
Jersey Avenue
Morris Canal
Walter Uasbell
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
Berry's Creek
Edward Waother
Georg Currie
Francis Burke
Thelling Story of the Wreck of the Asin Steamer
Coroner's inquest hears survivor Mina Morrison recount the Asin disaster near Ann Coroner's, describing lifeboat ordeals, multiple shipwrecks, and the fate of Captain Savage, the mate, and other crew. Survivors Nui Morrison and others drifted to Parry Sound, with bodies recovered aboard a search steamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panny
Botrsn
Ann
Mina Thristay
Ann Morrison
Pasinga
Agia
Chikdran
UW E'Alock
Wales
Anil
Migs McNab
Severa
Anon
Tinkin
John Savage
John Mcdondld
Igiand
Parry Bound
Mint
Bertha
Parry Sound
Firgmun'a
Bolty
Captain Savage
Mr. Little
Mr. McAlpine
Point Au Barrie
French River
En Tire
Hfe
Potntau Barrie
Bying Intet
Tve
Pleces
Probable Death From the Bite of a Mosquito
A grocery keeper at Jackson and Gray streets suffered probable blood poisoning after a mosquito bite on his neck. Despite initial neglect the wound worsened with swelling and fever. Dr. Leaubuay diagnosed blood poisoning and physicians believe the bite contaminated by a carcass caused the illness. prognosis remained very poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kruck
Jackson and
Gray Streets
Leaubuay
deHrioua
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the Statesman
Mansnart, Daunois
Epitano
Woladley
Bavairar Seymour
Neptuna
St. John’s
Greeley
Hird
Heninrox Wornrer
Chemical Institute
Gottren
Tae Khentive
Catto
Duke of Connanghe
Wolseley
Award Malet
Tobaker Pasha
Egypt
Aduntis
Ireland
County Mayo
Concordia
Areata
Lachine
Canada
Atellah Foshay
Arabia
Damletta
Kogr-el- Dwar
Arabi
Porte
Hrntiah
Triesti
Austria
Stat
Tyrol
Patatckk Waal
Galway
Troland
Martin Leyder
London
Switzerland
City of
Sydney
New South Wales
Carino
Ramleh
Port Said
Damietta
General Wood
Alexandria
Genenal Wood
Abdellal Pasha
Britash
Cairo
Groner Roz & Co
Dublin
Dravs
Constantinore
Hthatates
Immer Ghate
Greece
Plainvreo
N.J
French
Green Brook
Somerset Sernet
Fred Moore
Hound Brook
Ned
Ramsly
Elm Park
Bound Brook
Connecticut
North Carolina
Philadelphia
Havin
Ihose
Phitaia News
Sam
Lender County
Nevada
Eee
Boston Cour
Thes
Montgomery
Ala
Miss Morrison
Browns
Ruetor Brown
Gita
Perown Chemical Co
Carephcat, Co
W. H. Elston
Tee
Columbus
Phatons
Columbus Buggy CO
Ramburg
Frederick
Mary
Aes Mt
Alex Ay
Per
Roger Som
Palmee
Whittaker
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