Death of Justice Howell Edmunds Jackson
Howell Edmunds Jackson, Associate Justice of the US Supreme Court, died at West Mendon near Nashville at age 60. Born in Vermont in 1832, he studied at the University of Virginia, served as Tennessee senator, and held multiple legal posts. His death follows a prolonged illness with health trips to the West and Thomasville seeking recovery. He leaves two wives and several children, with funeral arrangements pending. Jackson’s career included law practice in Jackson and Memphis, service on the Supreme Court, and a notable tenure as a defense judge under Cleveland and nomination by Harrison. The city mourns a man long revered in legal and political circles.
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ANOTHER OCEAN TRAGEDY AND SHIPWRECK REPORTS
A collection of dispatches recount a British steamer named Catterthune wrecking off the coast between Sidney and Brisbane with heavy loss of life including captain Neil Shannon and several officers. A separate Melbourne report details a ship attack near seal rocks, with multiple rescuers and passengers feared dead or missing amid a gale. Additional items note a deadly railroad collision near Manchester, a remarkable young colored preacher in Darlington, and protests in Hong Kong over Chinese Christian treatment.
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Currency question roils Virginia campaign as silver forces push
Richmond and Rigumoxo dispatches report Democrats seek to keep currency issue from influencing the August campaign. In Lunenburg Gregory and Smith press murder trial dynamics for Mrs Pollard case while gold standard factions clash over legislative action and anticipated resolutions.
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Cotton Factory Planned at Newport News by Manufacturers' Record
The Manufacturers' Record reports a $500,000 cotton factory to be built at Newport News, with a New York backed company forming a $1,000,000 stock foundation. Read of multiple proposed mills and industrial ventures across the South, including Memphis, Mobile, and Atlanta, signaling a regional iron and mill revival amid price stability.
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Miscallavenns Enterprises
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Mobile
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Electrie Power
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High Springs
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Oulu
Shou OU Construction Company
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Jeon Pany
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Southarclan
Anderson
Southorh Firpaves
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Coku Company
Coal and Iron Company
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Dor Cron
Yokohsiie
Japan
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Death in a Barroom Mystery Peoples and Places of Durham
A January barroom death near Durham is reported with garbled details. An unnamed man from Mich mond Virginia, a doormaker by trade, died after a drunken spree and a self inflicted act. The account mentions a Catholic priest, a desire to be with his late wife and child, and a quoted line about skating. Additional notes reference Purermexures and figures tied to a Moon Neck invention, with scattered biographical fragments and a far uncertain publication context.
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Outbreaks erupt in Spring Valley mob scene and mayor clash
Anxious mobs fill Main Street as Mayor Delmargo and Sheriff Clarke clash over control. Guns are readied in the courthouse arsenal while officials urge calm and order. Police preparation and Interstate troop calls loom as Spring Valley faces potential violence amid labor strife and racial tensions.
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Martin Delmargo
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Clarke
Pdehowlit
Sheri Clark Wengent
Iiling Thewan
Delmargo
Delmarge
Mer, Watviel
James O’ Gon
Seatonville
Amos
Italinos
Witwewll
Salziel
Sheriffierk
Sprige Valley
John ©. Buckner
Wastriet
Chicago
Hoproud
Beslonville
Gant & Llews
Awore
Post Office Receipts Reported for Second Quarter 1805
The Post Office Department released a statement showing total receipts for the twenty large post offices in the United States for the second quarter ending July 1, 1805, totaling 1.71 million dollars, a rise of 409,000 over the same period last year. Only two offices showed declines, while New Orleans and Richmond, Va, marked increases. The report notes Columbian postage stamps boosting collector activity and mentions regional gains, with several smaller offices in the South making notable figures.
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Washington
Cow Attacks Child and Lifts Woman During Halifax Street Incident
Mrs W. Gregory was milking a Jersey cow on Halifax Street when the animal charged her young son Cherry, tossing him twice and lifting her off the ground before the mother restrained the cow. Neighbors and Dr. Chappell aided. Cherry suffered several wounds but is not believed to be in serious danger. The cow was restrained by a rope, and Mrs Gregory escaped with minor injuries.
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Building Collapse Kills One as Works Buried at Third Street Site
A section of an unfinished eight story building at West Third Street and South Fifth Avenue collapsed shortly before noon injuring and burying workers. One man died, four were alive but hurt, and many others remained missing or trapped. Police and investigators released two foremen on $15,100 bail each.
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C Clacy Declares Uratex Fast Steam Cure
Norfolk homemaker C C lacy testifies that Uratol cured severe scalds in two hours and urges housekeepers to keep it on hand near the stove. He claims it ends tortures of burns and keeps relief ready, recommending it to friends.
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