SHIRT MANUFACTORY AND LOCAL FACTORIES LISTING
Fragmented OCR lists businesses in a town: SHIRT MANUFACTORY by J. Grafftey on Fifth Street near Maine, soap candle and oil factory, Flache Co wrapping paper and tallow, stove makers Bonnet and Duffy Fifth and Ohio, Comstock Castle Co Frost and Washington, Excelliner Works Delaware between 3rd and 4th, and branch waterroots La Manne FLW JANSEN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sptegel
Cisbnrntture Co
Waterroots
la Manne
Jansen
Ineton Park
Courtis
Maine
Bet
G. I. King
J B Falcott
Maine-st
Pohk Packers
Packer
Foster's Park House
Hampshire St
4Th JQ Abama & CO
Packern and Produce
Eighth Street
Hampshire
Vermont
Witte & CO
Front Street
Washington
Ohio
Jacob Metz
Sixth
Hampshire Streets
Scheiner & Kreitz
Maine Street
Bevanth
Flache & CO
Sixth-st
Jersey
Bonnet & Duffy
Fifth
Comstock
Castle & CO
Frost
Washinton
Excelliner Works
Delaware Street
Rumors and battles fill telegraph news page
A telegraph summary reports rumored cabinet changes and heightened Cuba tensions. It notes a postponed National Constitutional League meeting and a baseball matchup between the White Stockings and Forest Citys, alongside a great Springfield fire. It also covers the disinterment of Col George Ryan of the 148th NY Volunteers, with ceremonies in Oglesby and Rochester, and remarks by Ex-Gov Oglesby.
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DeBeaTer
George Ryan
148Th
New York Volunteers
Rochester
N. Y
Oglesby
Lyttle
Fire Department
J. L. Foster
Minnesota
Col
Ryan
President nominates Amos Ackerman for Attorney General
NOMINATION Washington June 16 The President sent to the Senate the nomination of Amos Ackerman of Georgia for Attorney General to fill the vacancy caused by E B Hoar's resignation. Ackerman, a Georgia U S Attorney, is described as a strong national figure and anti secessionist with New Hampshire origins. The cabinet reshaping follows Hoar's departure amid Cuban tensions.
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Washington
Senate
Amos Ackerman
Georgia
United States
E. B. Hoar
Hoar
South
Supreme Court
Ackerman
Atroeney
Wasavictos
Jupe
A. &. Grant
E. R. Hoar
Ackermtone
U. S
New Hampshire
Berrit
New York
Tribone
Williams
Oregon
Yimes
Herod
Judge Hoar
Republican Party
Great Britain
Red
Col. Fitzpatrick
Fort Laramie
Great Father
Georgia Bill Affects Militia and Legislature
The Reconstruction Committee approved the Georgia bill, removing references to electing new legislature members and outlining steps to organize and equip the militia. Also notes telegraphic messages to Red Cloud about a party’s return home and Major Rodney Smith’s relief from duty in Missouri.
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Red Cloud
New York
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Rodney Smith
Department of Missouri
Department of Dakota
Georgia
Committee On Reconstruction
Georgia Ill
Governor Stevenson Denies Burbridge Duel Claim
Gov Stevenson of Kentucky rejects Burbridge link to Senator McCreery harm. He cites evidence from Jones only as uncorroborated and notes thirty-two years of good conduct, swearing to uphold public law and Christianity as chief magistrate. Union Reform Convention in Columbia names R B Carpenter for Governor and Gen M C Butler for Lieutenant Governor amid harmonious proceedings. Casualties include railroad wrecks in Royalston Massachusetts and Papillton Nebraska, with multiple deaths and injuries.
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Louisville
Columbia
S.C
R. B. Carpenter
South Carolina
M. C. Butler
Publican Congressional Convention Nominates Pritchard
The Third District publican convention met in the city at ten this morning and, on the first ballot, nominated Hon. Henry K. Pritchard of Bartholomew county for Congress.
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Philadelphia
Benj. Huckle
Congress
Chas. O’ Neill
Leonard Myers
Wm. D. Kelly
Boltera
John W. Creeley
Zetc
Leeds
Friends
Gen. Bingham
W. K. Leeds
Evansvile
Inn
H. C. Gooding
Crxcrsgati
North American
Septemer
Publican Congressional Convention
Henry K. Pritchard
Bartholomew County
Beaton Park trot winner in three straight heats
Boston June 16 Beacon Park saw Goldsmith Maid defeat American Girl and George Palmer in three straight heats with times 2:254, 2:24, and 2:24 Palmer placed second in all heats. Chicago June 15 Dexter Park hosted ten thousand for a Chicago White Stockings versus Forrest Citys game with a heavy first inning lead by Chicago and a final score reflecting strong play from both sides.
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Boston
Beacon Park
Goldsmith Maid
George Palmer
Palmer
Dexter Park
White Stockings
Chicago
Forrest Citys
Rockford
Chieacrsepeeee
Forrest City
Woman's Suffrage Convention Opens in Mt Pleasant
The Northwest reports the Iowa state suffrage convention at Mt Pleasant with strong turnout. Joseph A. Dugdale chosen temporary chair and Belle Mansfield of Mt Pleasant named permanent president. O Connor and others spoke as the new state organization forms under O Connor for president. Susan B Anthony expected tomorrow as the convention proceeds in a crowded hall.
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Burlington
Iowa
Mt. Pleasant
Joseph A. Dugdale
Belle Mansfield
O’conner
Broomer
Culter
Ohio
Bloomer
Mansfield
Savery
Des Moines
Susan B. Anthony
Senate Proceedings Reach War Bill and Free Press Amendments
June 16 Washington Senate passes bill authorizing use of condemned cannon for soldiers monuments. Framing includes franking bill discussion. postponement motion rejected 17 to 34. Drake amendment on free newspaper transmission adopted 36 to 17. Morrill naval bill with amendments reported. House passes Department of Justice bill. In House pension talks, 66 to 88 vote refuses to concur with Senate on naval pensions. Wheeler reports Utah Central right of way and Yerba Buena island terminus with fortification reserve. House adjourns amid debate.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Stewart
Drake
Morrill
Department of Justice
HOUSE
Kelley
Conference Committee
Senate
Wheeler
Utah Central Railroad
Yerba Buena
Western Pacific Railroad
United States
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Daily Whig
Hampshire Street
Washington Park
Quincy
Wic
Hannibal End
Hannibal End &J. Joseph
Daily Wire
Abdon
Micks E. Dexter
Jersey Street
Pope & Baldwin
J C Thompson
Ricker
Forth
Carter & Govert
Court House
Amprbire Street
Wie Ofhea
AvisEe 4 CO
Corner Fifth
Atreeta
Thos T. Wooderuff
Wentside
Bington Park
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Hatmpehire “Street
Aids of
GRR & Connor
Boor Bail
Seventh Street
Broadway
Spring
HNE Costlers
Seventh
Usk Streets
Williamson
Vermont Street
Hichard Hobert
Hampetire
Atreete
Wantfactur- Urre
Hynes & “Vore
South Sixth Street
Opera
Weetres
Steeresat
CLO Pglers
Todleys
Hampshern Street
Meyer & Witt Hes
Homahire Street
Wad Ayman
Npshire Wreet
Dow Temp
RW Rismann
Froot Etret
Broadway and
Sprint
Desier
Orkery and Glassw
C. Goodmann
Hampel Douus
Gould-A
Arraatey
Echmitt Muliminer &4 CO
Mille
Beamdus
Lider
Quincey Haure Menee
Grimm & CO
Cerner
Hamphire
Queenie
BRY Goods
L. Ve
Harp
East Elle
S. Wm. Harvey
X UK Packet Co
FL LR Mills
Broadwa
Caten
Bagby & Woollonto
Tier
York
Clan Earn
Fifth Street
Second Streets
Second
Obra & Bros
Ghockrhs
Wolrfeler
Drew & Ci
Austin A Co
Hanpebive
Warfield S
Hos Werk
Harmpanire Street
Grocers
Beth Ave
Haipetite Atest Munson & Parker
EDSON
Bifth
Betaig Amypehire & Wecnent
Ppmite Farmer’ House
Gussyithing
F. Tortas
Tlarware
Tinver
Eee
FURS
Rte Gurley Pratt & Collins
Iret
Ferre
Buotels
Cor
Fourth
Madison & Canal
Pitsarg & St
Lows Depot
Virginia House
Third
Ron Ratling
Hagen
Sittha
York Streets
JW. Brown
Whitton Park
Machinery Supplies
Gardner & Robertson
Chant Tailoring Llen
Quincy House
GEO Britol & CO
Powpfhs & Finlay
J P Bert
Kant Trilor
Gents
Notions, Toys
Ei Acob Meyer & CO
Classified
van Dies
Ionabls
Miller & Hughes
J. Mallory & CO
Letton & Wibberts
North Sixth Street
Cate
VASEN
Rn Emporium
E. Long & CO
Art Emporium
Seeger & Sally
Fourth Street
J. R Bunting & CO
J. Grafftey
East Side
C. Hadrach
W. Dreesbach &Co
Front St
Bat
Trowbridge
G.C. W. Bristol
A. Parker
Merchant Tailors
Quincy, Ills
Opera House
Arlington Minstrels
WI. Arlington, Prop'r
Frank Lumbard
Bartone Siger
Arlington
Master Antonione
Morton J. Sutton
Modie
Aamision
Wooduff’s
Dr. Hodges
Empire Line
WM. Harvey
Anghily
Maine St
Tillson Block
HAT & Cap House
GEO, J. Large
J. Hass & Co’s
Mysides
Hayden
W. L Haycen
Price
Poe P
Oliver Ditson & CO
Washington Street
C. H. Ditson & Co
Telegraph
National Constitutional League
Cuba
Forest Citys
Springfield
Mas
Proceedings of Congress
Illinois
Cuirence
Charles Hitchcock
Seventh Judicial District
Benjamin F. Pirrotte
California
Bucharest
Union League of America
Redcloud
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Henry Chauncy
San Francisco
Aspinwall
Constitution
Panama
Havana
Joseph Duany
Vera Cruz
Riddle
Sagua
Valmazeda
Bayamo
Torpedo
Delaware
Indianapolis
Geo. W. Carr
Sapere County
Toay
Bancon
Jno
R. Peters
Concorpd
N. H
Nathan W. Gave
Concord
Peter Sanburn
GOV. Stevenson
Temperance
Lewiston, Mo
State Temperance Executive
Friends of Temperance
Vermont and Massachusetts
Royalston
Athol
Mass
Wright
Taylor Street
Bay State Valve and Faucet Company
Morgan Envelope Company
E. Stebbins
A. N. Burnham
J. E. Gillespee
Cincinnati
Louisville & Cincinnati Railroad
Maurice Station
James Dugan
Omaha
Pappallton Bridge
Manion
Ind
Sporting
Northwest
Congressional
First National Bank
UU. Ss. Depository
C. M. Pomror
Thomas Jaypee
U. S. Pewretp
Resocekces
U &. Bonda
Vaseoul Eves
I. U
Penfield
First National Bank of Quincy
A. &. Penfield
State of
Adams
Jane A. D
Chae
D. Gurley
Jelzdank
THE
ST. Aloysius
Orphan Society
Alstyne’s Grove
St. Boniface Church
Seventh and
Louis Knehl
Jestow
Cirr Curee
Jahe
John H. Ayes
Jolddtd
jeSdtf
W. H. Johnson & CO
Maine and
Sixth Streets
Geo. R. Pfeiffer
Lothair
Disraeli
Gough
Froude
England
Hartley
Hartly Geuta
McClure
Emerson
Gail Hamilton
Miles
Hanna
Hev
Galilee
Winchel
Buble
India
Macdermots
Ballycloran
Henry Courtland
Miss Kortland
Hamveer
Rapier
Geo. BR. Pfelff
Woodruff & Pfeiffer
A. Ageney
Mathushek
Whitney & Holmes Organ CO
Jordante
M. Huffman
NEW Opera House Bloch
Smylsdis
J. W. Brown
Joseph & Nelee
DRY Goods Market
Josepha
Nelee
J. Lesem
BRO. & Co
End
George Williamson
feSdawia
Pino Street