BRY GOODS WHOLESALE AND GROCERS LISTED ACROSS HAMPSHIRE AREA
An assortment of wholesale and retail firms on Hampshire Street and nearby avenues is itemized, including BRY GOODS WHOLESALE. GROCERS WHOLESALE. FURNITURE and hardware suppliers. jewelers. tailor shops. lumber dealers. and multiple hotels and lodging houses. The record enumerates addresses and business names such as CASTLE MILLS, WILLS, AUSTIN, J JANSEN, and GURLEY PRATT, reflecting a dense commercial district with diverse trades.
Confirmation of Col. Ackerman as Attorney General
The Senate Judiciary Committee reported favorably Col. Ackerman's nomination for Attorney General. The Senate confirmed him without objection after suspending the rule. Col. Ackerman arrived this evening and had an interview with the President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Ackerman
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Y M C A Convention in Indianapolis Gathers Delegates
June 23 reports show the International Y M C A Convention in Indianapolis drawing large attendance. Delegates arrived, communications and resolutions were referred, and the Executive Committee’s year end report noted an encouraging overall state of affairs. The volume of material reflected active engagement across committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
United Stattes
Europe presses on Cuba question and color of unrest
The European press discusses Cuba with Spain accusing the United States of needing Cuba. Reports from Cork describe a serious tailors riot linked to Irish and German workers, with police intervention and multiple stabbings. later unrest in Conk ends after clashes and property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London Messenger
Spain
Cuba
United States
Sickle
Cork
Conk
Althogh
Still Later Crowds Rally Amid Renewed Disturbances
Tonight great excitement grips the city as disturbances from yesterday flare up again. Crowds gathered in the streets, dispersed, then reformed multiple times. Hand to hand fighting occurred and several special constables were wounded in the unrest.
Northwest weather harms crops across the region
The Northwest endures very dry conditions with reports of serious crop injury. Minnesota faces extreme heat and drought feared to ruin the wheat crop. In Sioux City the Wisconsin Editorial party canceled plans to visit, prompting local protests over the abrupt change. In Omaha the Missouri River rises, threatening an overflow. Utah reports grasshoppers damaging crops.
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ChicaGo
Northwest
St. Paul
Minnesota
Sioux City
Wisconsin
Omaha
Des Moines
S. A. Stillman
J. F. Tracy
Hugh Riddle
City
Seymour
Fire and Explosion Reports Hit Three Cities
Casualties and property losses flood three cities as Jacksonville reports a mansion fire destroying Jeptha Dunlap’s residence with 10 000 dollars in damage and five thousand insured. Jacksonville lawyer William H Barnes sustains head injuries from falling bricks. Worcester experiences a nitro glycerine explosion on the freight train last car, killing one and wounding about thirty as twelve houses fall and no less than fifty thousand people visit the scene. Greenfield woolen factory burns with ten thousand dollar loss and no insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Jacksonville
Jil
Jeptha Dunlap
Wm. H. Barnes
Worcester
Mass
Political nominations from multiple party conventions
Democratic and Republican conventions across several states picked nominees. J F Mckinney was chosen in Ohio’s 4th District at Greenville. John W Stewart and Geo N Dale won Vermont tickets. John Coburn was renominated in Indiana’s 5th District. M C Kerr retained the Democratic nomination in New Albany on the first ballot. Baseball notes from Philadelphia report a Red game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piqua
Greenville
J. F. McKinney
Burlington
John W. Stewart
Middlebury
Geo. N. Dale
Island Pond
John A. Hoge
Montpelier
Asurer
Indianapolis
Fifth
John Coburn
New Albany
Ind
M. C. Kerr
Resolutions on Cuba issue reported in Senate debate
Washington dispatch outlines Sumner's committee substitute resolutions urging U S protest against brutalities in Cuba Spain clash and calling for abolition of slavery in Spanish dominions in the Americas The session also covers Coolie labor, income tax, and Southern Reconstruction measures with Georgia Virginia Mississippi and Texas items debated and printed for tomorrow's order.
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Washington
Sumner
Committee On Foreign Relations
House
Spain
United States
Cuba
Liberal Party
Casserly
Stewart
Wilson
Congress
South
Messrs
Scott
Buckingham
Thurman
Bayard
Messrs. Morton
Conklin
Senate
Texas Pacific Railroad
Vye
Fremont
Hay
Committee On
Judd
Marshall
Messrs. Marshall
Cox
Garfield
Holderman
Laffin
Binghan
Maynard
Scofield
Judiciary Committee
Yeas
Butler
Mass
Reconstruction
Georgia
Virginia
Mississippi
Texas
Dawes
Cessner
Georgie
Farnsworth
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Daily Whig
Hampshire Street
Washington Park
Dart
Qrincy
Nilronda
Hanuihaland 8. Joseph
USA
Abdozino
Mk E
Dex.ter
Jersey Street
Qricolts Hel
Pope & Ban
Maine Etreet
JC Thompson
Bicker’s Bank
Hampshirest
Carter & Govert
Pricer & Jackson
Othee
Quincy Bag Patory
Fifth Angfecture
WM Avis
Vermont Etree
T. Woodrur
Genersl
West Side
Wahington Park
Bisket Wanufactory
WM Heinemeyer
Mainest
BOAR
Richey
Maine Street
BOOw _AND
JOE P
Eide Wantington P Park
Hamp
Bure Street
Bidy
Wentworth & CN
FLOM
Seventu Street
Seventt
Oak Streets
Carpenter and Tander
Vermurt
Richard Hobelt
Corner
Hampshire
Tiynes & Woore
South Sixth Street
Henerbre
Cloak and Deess
West
C.goodman & TH
Khfismann
Front
Nevada
Spring
Neeyville Vont “, Crockery and Glassw ‘Re Diever Importore
Queens
Harpetiice
Goued & Williams
Quincy Planing Mills
Carcer Filth
Disie Tieeta
Scamitt Mullines & CO
Union Plantage Mila
Bo Nth
Rearcheet
Tdeck
North Quincey House
Mens Nim & CO
Ceener
Neer Rhs
BRY
Alesem, Bro & CO
Prey
Los — Wheefeeale
Rerady Torel & Nleke
Astaan Park
Bhugs
Madacin S. Reaphis
Malone
Crow’ East Empire Lin Hoe
Farees
Avsht
Ais Ticket
Aceut Rookie Packet Co
Broadway
Bet
Second Streets
Osorn
ETAR
Wills Wheeler A R. Tellicom
Olio Ai Devaware
Broa
Eroad
Whatrisie and Retail
Apiegel & TiaWs Furniture Co
Crage Warerouins
Ge Maton
Jansen & Sox
Wheeler Q Drews
Vianetreag Tiles
Austin & AU
Matupetire Ettert
Tlouse Siu
Fameae
Gussmuphing
Tortas
Hampelire Sr
Rez
Fia Aes
APD J Large
Peter & Wad
Hahow Ik
Tetsu Desler
Gurley
Pratt & Collins
Front Street
Ferry Lanting
Neo Prars
Maine
Fifth Streets
Mair Goots
Hair Jewely
Hair
Dresang Ballard House
Cor
Fourth
Vermont
JU Haghes
Laclede Motel
Madison & Canal Sts
Opy
Pusburg & St. Lenix
J A Suuple
Virginia Wouse
Third and
Sixth and
York Streets
Jewelers
J W. Brown
Shingtor Pack
WM. H. Wage
Fifth and
Maine Streets
Meriam & Son
Third St
Wisconsin River Lumber
Ast & Pear
Et & Dickhut Cor
Broadway & Firth Sts
Meeves & Son
Tenth
Bradford
Mey
Ninth
Hampsaltss
Machinery Supplies
Gardner & Robertson
Maize Street
John 4A
Allen
Ander T the
Quincy Houss
BRI Tol & CO
Quincy House
Powekes & Finlay
J P Bert
Gents
Marble Works
G. Vole
Third
Foes, Bic
Aons Aco Meyer & 60
Mains Street
Telegraph
New York
Grant
Haiti
Europe
Edwin Drood
Proceedings of Congress
Y. M.C. A. Convention
James Boyd
Wall Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Huartford
Erie
New York Central
Hudson, Erie
Pennsylvania Central
St. Louis
Joe Quincy
Lil
Editha
Mesdames Woodhull
Claflin
Commissioners of Charity
Cincinnati
West Indies
Port Au Prince
Hayti
Armand
Havana
Roberts
Joseph Daaney
Biddle
Calixtogarcia
South Rita
Madrid
Cortes
Senor Moret
Lonpon
Jane
France
Loxpox
Freshet
Omana
Missouri
Grasshoppers
Utah
Greenfield
Sporting
Philadelphia
Congressional
James Graham
This City
W.B. McVey
Thomas M. Graham
Iowa
Mary E. Graham
Opera House
Dan
Shelby’s
Minstrels
THE
Setire
Revito
J. T. Brown
T. D. Woodruff
Quincy
Bent Post
Oliver Diwon & Co
Bostes
Charles H. Ditson & Co
Neosho Valley
Kansas
Union Pacific Railroad Co
Southern Branch
Neosho
Pennsylvania
Isaac, T. Goodnow
Junction City
Life Insurance Comp’y Office
Washington Street
Chicago, Ill
State of
Illinois
Jesse
Dubois
J.D_LOW
W.P. Brewster
G . Randall
James W. Eddy
Sosecocavernenes
W. A. Schuwitt
Maine Bt
Mylidante
Wheeler & Stewart
North Fourth
Jeddie Thos
T. Woodruff
ISIS
Louisa Bock
William Bock
HAT & Cap House
Geo G. J. Large
GEO W. Bristol & CO
Jas. A. Parker
Merchant Tailors
Ills
Ladd
Talcott
N. W. Cor
Fourth & Maine Sts
Febadtf
Empire Line
WH. Vey
Sughdly P
Ofice
Tillson Block
Seo Baby Wagons
Marbdie
Brisk & Thienemarn's
Fifth End Mains Streets
Richardson
Plano
A. Ditsoy & Co
H. Ditson & Co
OAK Hall Clothing
Hampshire &Treat
A. Hyman
D. Herman
Great Western Hones
ST. Vincent’s
Orphan Society
Binner
Star Hotel
Brownville
Nebraska
Stevenson & Choss, Proprietors
Tecumseh
Pawnes City
Bestree
Phelps Station
Btagrs
REW
Grenadines
W. H. Johnson, &Co
Maine and
Sixth Streets
Geo. R. Pfeiffer
Lothair
Disraeli
Gough
Froade
England
Hartley
Hartly Gents
McClure
Macdermots
Ballycoran
Henry Courtland
Misa Kortland
Hammerand
Rapier
Geo. B. Pfeiffer
Woodruff & Pfalffer
Areucy
Mathushek
Whitney & Holmes
Jesdante
Huffman
Oks
Myl&dtf
J. W. Brown
East Side
Joseph & Nelee
DRY Goods Market
Joseph
S. J. Lesem
BRO. &Co
Edge
George Williams
Atdcom
Lewis Lockw
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