Consolidated 1875 Financials and World News Briefs
Gold closed in New York at 113.34. Legal tender buying 87.14 selling 87.50. Lordon Lowton & Head Merchants fail with liabilities 950000. Duncan Sherman Co New York declared involuntary bankrupts. Providence Tool Co affairs under inquiry by New York Boston merchants. Eddy the American actor died in Kingston Jamaica. Winsor acquitted of forging names for Utah mining funds. Colorado constitutional convention met. Porto Rico earthquake reported. French Assembly balloting continues with no result. Nougut proposes amnesty for communists. tumult described. Cuban Captain General Valmesada resigns and is accepted.
Rotten Row Fire Repeats in Omaha Rookery
Dispatches report Rotten Row burned again at 2 o clock yesterday after an earlier blaze last Saturday. The Omaha rookery, long termed Rotten Row, is cited as the most unfortunate spot or reader credulity is questioned by critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Register
Rotten Row
The
Christendom
Cement formulas for attaching tickets to tin goods
An effective cement for fastening paper tickets to tin goods is a solution of gum with added ammonia. Glue mixed with a small amount of glycerine is another good cement option.
What did he mean by last annual Message in 1876
Prominent East Coast politicians debate Grant’s phrase in his last annual Message. With Congress to reconvene and his term ending March 4 1877 another Message may be required unless he resigns. The inquiry links to forthcoming trials of illicit distillers in St Louis and the role of General Babcock.
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Grant
St. Louis
Babc
New Anti Catholic Secret Society Aims to Shape Election
A leaked letter from John Y. Foster of Newark suggests a clandestine group seeks to influence the next presidential race. The note claims the society spans every state, could sway the Republican National Convention, and includes Ulysses S. Grant as a member while urging Blaine to join to counter Grant’s influence.
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John Y. Foster
Newark
New Jersey
Blaine
Foster
Grant
Secret Order
Factory Burned and Snowbound News Across Cities
A West Cairo factory burned with damage under 3000 dollars amid cold weather reports from New York Newark and Queenstown. Severe cold ranges 25 to 35 degrees below zero with 64 degrees below at one point. Captain Allen Sanford dies in Buffalo after brief illness. Buffalo Express building fire losses estimate 8000 to 10000 dollars insured. Washington lists committee chairmen in Congress. Bankruptcy suit filed against Doncan Sherman & Co by 205 creditors totaling two million. Angel Island recruits ordered for Eighth Infantry in California. Fort Brown to receive disposable colored troops. Philadelphia Centennial visitors noted.
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CiscinXart
Cairo
New York
Concord Dispatch
Maneuverie
Newark
N. J
Allen Sanford
Carter and Eaton
Doncan, Sherman & Co
Queenstown
Trans Atlantic Company
Acoerique
Ville de Brest
Angel Island
Wasamartos
California
Eighth Infantry
Fort Brown
Texas
Twenty-fourth Infantry
Great race in San Prangiaco for $30,000 announced
The great race in San Prangiaco for $30,000 is set for February 22, 1876 after a Jockey Club meeting. Colonel Lauterne, surveying head for the Winnemucca Oregon railroad, arrived. reports favor a southerly Blackrock route and spring locating survey remains unlikely.
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San Prangiaco
Jockey Club
Tax Svrgermo Pansy
Lauterne
Winnemucca and
Oregon
Mill City
Upper
Quin River
Stein's Mountain
Blackrock
Winnemucca
Surprise Valley
San Francisco
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Daily Silver State
Dispatches
Lordon Lowton & Head
Eddy
Kingston
Jamaica
H. D. Winsor
Baffalo
Utah
Colorado
Porto Rico
M. Nougut
Valmesada
Cuba
Tux Chico
Cal
Glenn
Jacinto
Knight's Landing
Vallejo
Republican National Executive Committee
Arlington Hotel
Washington
Galveston
Richard Coke
Telegraphic
Eastern Dispatches
Buffalo
Buffalo Express
Congressional
Wec
Kerr
Ways and Means
Wm. Morrison
Appropriations
Randall
Cox
Swan
Commerce
Herford
Knott
Barrie
Pacific Railroads
Lamar
Congress
Philadelphia
Fairmount Park
Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Osage Indian Agency
Bayard
Robert H. Marr
Louisiana
John McEnry
Providence Tool Company
Providence
Greeve and Cranston
New York Gold Exchange
Gold Exchange
Christman
Burton Suhren
Humbold Mill and Milling Company
Suppey Colored Company
America
NEW Firm
Purdin & Wood
Nevada
Manilla Kope
Plovela
Specs
Sledgea
Makes
Ite
Farloz and
Bot
Stroves
Glidden Patemt
F. Stevens Grioce
Winnemucca, Nevada
Tabalco
Stevens
M. B. Staunton’s
Bootsro
Harness Shop
Bridge Street
Arant
Howl
Ala
N. Levy
General Merchand
and Crain
Pris
Wampoo Bitters
Deliuf
Centsal Hotel
Berk & Powers
Veal
Chas. Kemler, Proprida
Bakers
Amily Rous
Wholtenlegalt
Oriental
Winnemugogca, Nevada
Newsham’s Bar
MOMC
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