BLACK-HITCHING AND LOCAL CONTRACTORS LISTINGS
The notice lists local builders and tradesmen along Hampshire and surrounding streets. Names include Nauworth & Broughman, Williamfton, Richard Hobbst, and others with addresses on Hampshire, Sixth, Seventh, Oak, and Tremont streets. Also noted are carriages, groceries, furniture, mills, and various merchants serving the community.
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B.N E
Govtimes
Reventh
Oak Streets
Nauworth & Bs
Ughman
Jrrey
Williamfon
Fe Termont Street
Richard Hobbst
Happshire
Berventh
Congressional Gossip The Probable Adjournment
Washington May 8 Many members of Congress despair of adjournment before August first tariff will delay bills and contested elections number about fifteen. General Fremont ill but convalescent. Paraguay report to Foreign Affairs committ ee fills thirty octavo pages testimony 800 pages. Lopez called more cruel than Rome tyrants. Washington May 7 Senators and representatives start on pleasure trip to Hamilton Virginia with many ladies. return this evening.
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Washington
Congress
House
Fremont
Paraguay
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Paragoy
Lopez
Rome
Hamilton
World Evangelical Alliance meeting planned in New York
The East notes an upcoming World Evangelical Alliance gathering in New York this September at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church. Leaders Hall Schaff and Smith spoke on alliance aims and topics include scriptural revision and Bible use in schools. European delegates number about 150 with eminent scholars and MPs.
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New York
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Evangelical Alliance
Distillery Seizure and Military Plans Reported in Brooklyn
The article notes a Brooklyn distillery seizure by Internal Revenue officers aided by marines and police. It mentions the Tth Regiment planning a visit to Chicago in July, a Democratic committee forming to nominate county officers against Tasmanites, and the U.S. Government purchasing a Mystic torpedo boat built during the war weighing 25 tons with a crew of ten. Also references Horace Greeley Miss Bates and Gen Butler in political chatter.
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Leggatt
Horace
Greeley
Miss Bates
Richard Schell
Butler
House Weys -and-Means
Brooklyn
Internal Revenue Officers
Tth Regiment
Chicago
United,‘ States
Mystic
Election May 15 vacancy Whittemore resignation
Charleston May 10 The Governor orders an election May 15 to fill the Whittemore vacancy. Whittemore is opposed only by 8. C. Dunn, an ex-federal officer, as an Independent Republican. Charleston May 7 W. W. Sampson arrested for counterfeiting with L. D. Metcalf in Auburn N Y. Sampson guilty. Metcalf arrested in New York. No other parties implicated. Coupons destroyed. none reached market. Louisville May 7 In Southern Baptist convention Rev Dr Jeter proposes committee on north south cooperation and action in the premises. The revolution passed by a large majority. committee of fourteen named. Jackson Miss May 7 Senate confirms Governor appointments to Supreme Bench Simroll Peyton and Larbell. Attempts to insert color equal accommodation clauses in bills for chartered schools hotels railroads fail. Senate bills to protect public and private rights introduced. May 7 Baut Tim More benefit at Ford's theatre for Richmond sufferers raises 4000.
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Charleston
Whittemore
C. Dunn
W. W. Sampson
State Treasury
Columbia
L. D. Metcalf
Auburn
N.Y
Sampson
Metcalf
New York
LovuIsv Vin Lee
Southern Baptist
Supreme Bench
Simroll
Peyton
Larbell
Senate
Tim More
Ford
Richmond
Louis court awards land to Public School Commissioners
In St Louis on May 8 the Circuit Court ruled for the Public School Commissioners against the Lindell heirs for thirty five acres of land just outside the city limits valued at over one hundred thousand dollars. The Times reports that the Democratic State Central Committee decided not to hold a State Convention for nominating a State ticket and authorized an address explaining the action. It also notes Radical office holders have met in secret to organize to defeat the suffrage amendment in the fall election.
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St. Lovis
Circuit Court
Lindell Heirs
the Times
Democratic State Central Committee
Paris plebiscite vote completes amid peace and guard
Europe news reports Paris voters finish the plebiscite count with strong military precautions and quiet streets. Nearly all soldiers vote, civilians barred from witnessing. Early tallies favor yes 199000 to 107000. departments show large affirmative results. arrests and fines for inflammatory speeches noted.
Fires Rage Across Towns Damaging Homes and Mills
In Poughkeepsie two dwellings burned yesterday afternoon, an infant died in Cold Springs, Malcolm Evans’s five month old son burned. Surry Farms Canada boiler blast destroyed Richard Locke’s factory killing one and injuring another. Hayward and Sweet mill Attleboro burned. Southern Hotel basement fire forced guests into streets. thirteen girls escaped unharmed.
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Poughkeepsie
Cold Springs
Malcom Evans
Surry’s Farms
Canada
Richard Locke
Hayward& Sweet
Fire destroys Weir's furniture factory in San Francisco
San Francisco reports a major blaze last night at Weir's furniture manufactory, the Pacific coast's largest, causing about 100000 in losses. Across the agricultural region hot dry winds push temperatures to 90 to 98 degrees while wheat and flour rise on crop conditions and state treasuries hold over 11 million in city funds.
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San Francisco
Weir
Pacific Coast
Canadian Waters to Receive Protecting Force for Fisheries
A dispatch from the-English state department says the board of admiralty has been asked to send a force to Canadian waters to safeguard fisheries and maintain order. Sir John A. MacDonald is ill and unable to attend to business for a period.
Richmond Sufferers Raised Four Thousand in Donations
Contributions for the Richmond sufferers total four thousand dollars. The excise law was rigidly enforced in Brooklyn on Sunday by the Chief of Police. Arthur K. Vaughn, a New York post office clerk, is held for trial on embezzlement of money letters. A raffle for ten thousand dollars worth of diamonds and plate will be held in Brooklyn on the 80th inst for the Cuban cause. The strikers at Clark's thread mills in Newark continue, other workmen remain jobless. Eighty grandchildren of William Innis in New Jersey and Bradford County Pa. inherit thirty million dollars in Scotland. The Arion Singing Society of New York bought two houses on St. Mark's Place to build a large hall. The Chamber of Commerce has added four thousand dollars for the Richmond sufferers. Daniel Drew plans to donate another million to Drew Theological Seminary to establish a library department and university status. The Chicago club defeated the Atlantics of New Orleans 51 to 0. A telegram says Red Cloud left Fort Fetterman to collect bands before Ven. Suerman's reply arrived, and a runner sent to him with it to Big Horn. An explosion in a railway tunnel near Wurtsboro yesterday afternoon tore workman Hannam to pieces.
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New York
The
Stock Exchange
Lake Shore
Hudson County
New Jersey
Bredle
Potter
St. Phillipe
Gen
Lyon
St. Louis
O'Neil
Congress
Osborn
Thomas
H. Johnson
Edward Barnes
Morning Light
Sear
New York Women’s Suffrage Association
Susan B. Anthony
West
Arthur K. Vaugn
Brooklyn
Clark's Thread Mills
Newark
Wm. Innis
Bradford County
Chicago
New Orleans
Fort Fetterman
Red Cloud
Ven
Suerman
Big Horn
Wurtsboro
Hannam
Cuban General Guicouria Executed in Havana
The steamer Trumph arrived with General Guicouria under guard. A court-martial sentenced him to garroting and he was executed at the principal fort at four this morning. An immense crowd witnessed the serene execution.
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Havana
Trumph
Guicouria
Capilla
Mace Allen Fight Builds in New Orleans
New Orleans May 8 excitement mounts for the Mace Allen bout. Bets run from $100 to $75 with Allen’s camp pushing to two to one. Allen, weighing 170 pounds, is reported in fine condition and Coburn will spar with him tomorrow night at the Circus. Mace arrives tomorrow and a public showdown is expected with little legal trouble anticipated. Coburn has challenged the winner to a $2,500 side bout within three months.
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New Orleans
Allen
Mace
Coburn
Joe Coburn
Man Gouges Out Eyes in Suicide Attempt
In St Louis on May 8 Jesse Morgan, recent patient at the city hospital, gouged both eyes with his thumbs yesterday and died shortly after. The incident closed a troubled spell for the man, whose condition had drawn concern.
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St. Louis
Jesse Morgan
Destructive Hail Storm Strikes Philadelphia
A massive hail storm battered Philadelphia on May 8, from northwest to southeast for about thirty minutes. Hail ranged from pea to six inches, smashing glass across Broad Street and Chestnut Street areas, destroying stained glass and many church windows, with fruit trees ruined in the outskirts. By 8 p.m. hail remained in street piles as damage tallies rise.
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Philadelphia
Broad Street
Chestnut Street
8Th
Continental Hotel
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Mains Street
Ae-Lew
J -C Thompson
Bicke
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Quincy Bug Fatory
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Vermont Streets
DADE
Henking- Bosianes
Washington Park
Rudolph
Hampehire Ptret
Bet
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Boardi
Jences
Eee
F. E Doten
Maine Street
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Boots
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Hampshire Street
North Rid
Warhtryth Park
Trown & Bros 47
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Carriagy
VOOBE
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Opare
Tremont Hance Hance Clothiers
J.T Levy & CN
Hanshire Etrest
Hamshire Street
J. Warrhurst
Mane Street
Gibetrenta
Hyman
DAK Ual
7Th and
Verees Atreeta
Phelps
West Side
COT Oil
Triel
Kare
Front Street
Broadway and Eyring
Neeysille Coal
Foompmass & Bro
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Queensware
Hampshire Atree
Lesem
BRO. & CO
EPH & Mlkk
Malone
Sapain
East Empire Line
Alao
Ge AL Corn and Feed Mills
Brow Eleven
Bae
Atrret
Union
Bagby & Woodk* Center Mills
Commer
Jerrey Otrenty
Allen & Whyers
Chalice Fairly Fone
City Spring
Sixth Street
York
Kentucky
Exchange Milla
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Eaqlas Mills
Corner Broadway
Second Stresta
Oh Qaborn & Co
ETAR
Wheeler & Crottenden
Tellico Mills
16Th Front Street
Ohio
Delaware
Dick & Bros
aPISGEL @ THOM * Furniture Co
Broad Wateroome
F. W. Janzen & Son
East Aide of
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GEO J. Large
Fred CH Ermberaorn
BRO
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Cutprall
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Pratt & Collins
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Maine
Fifth
Ballard House
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Laclede
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Pitts! Org
Firwinia
Third and
Hampshire Sreets
Ce “Vron
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York Stresta Tron
J W. Brown
Asar
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Sage
Hamphire Street
Meriam & Bon
Streeet
Hampshire
Wisconsin River Lumber
Messger & Dicrdut
Broadway
Fifth Su Pive
McComb
GEO. Neeves
Lomber
Lath, Etc.;cor Tenth
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Samy
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John A. Allen
Quincy House
BRI Tol & CO
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Powers & Finlay
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BERT
Rhant
Visine
Jacob Metz
Echeiner & Ereitz
Sixth
Seranth
Jacob Meyer
Miller
Hughes
Wallory
Bampehire
J A Sylvestee
Hampehires
Cetton & Vibberts
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Vibberts
North Bix
Beger & Lallally
Fourth Street
Jersey
J.B Bunting& CO
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Oz, Curtis
Eev
J.B. Alcott
Maine St
Gould & Williama
Quincy Planing Mills
Schmitt Mulliner & CO
Union Pinning Mills
Fourth St
Mener, Grimm & CO
Ninth Streta
Pohk Packers
J P Provost
Packer
Foeter’s Park
Hampshire St
Blow
Abam ® & CO
Witte & CO
Pront Street
T_GHAPFPTEY
Ylachr & CO
Sixth St
Mine
Gealere
Bonnet & Duffy
Comstock Castle & CO
Front
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Excelsior Works
Delaware Street
Srd
4Th
Hetall
Wine Street
But
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Haubach
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Kresbach
Jors
Trowbridge, Firoatwey
Omaha
Sheridan
Pong Wet Oo
Vander‘pach
Robert Field
Monistee
Kalamazoo Circuit
Missouri.Democraty
Colorado
World's Evangelical Alliance
Mace Allen
Paradise of
Buffers
Europe
Prince Darrenburg
Eiabis
Webster & Adams
TOY
Brussels
Marlddts
W. H. Johnson. & Co
Sixth and
Maine Streets
Joseph
Nelee
DRY Goods Market
S'Sree
Pate
East Side
GEO. V. Brisiol & CO
Jas
A. Parker
Merchant Tailors
W. Cor
HAT & Cap House
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GES. J. Large
Groves
Fruntha
Ing Bags, &c
Yiampshire Street
Quincy, Illinois
TourlTdte-Li
Ladd
Talcott
Fancy Good House
Fourth & Maine Sts
Empire
LENE
Rahvey. Sons
Ofice
Titans Divek
Remington’s
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Army
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James A. Parker Quincy
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Frace
Paris
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Spocvgta
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America
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Brown & Bros
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Olive Logan
Opera House
Woodratfs Opera House
Pera House
Gem City Minstrels
W Brocker
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O Blankett
J Gauwelier
W Holtke
Louis Kuehn
W B Bushnell
Frank Brown
Charles Breich
FW Stanley
HP Dikinson
Chan Brows
EL Knapp
Bu Chatica
Ben Miller
Wyckof
M Sera
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Cettion
T. D. Woodrall
State
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Aaems
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Bull
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Goreminee
Rane
GALE
Missouri River
Wisconsin
Kilbourn City
Uth
Springfield
Ill
Dupper
Iowa
Yesterey
Richard "Burkett
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