Newborn from Mexico brings treasure to be reshipped
The Newborn from Mexico arrives with about 273,600 in treasure mostly Mexican dollars. It will be reshipped to China. At the same time Saratoga County New York faces defalcation concerns about Treasurer Henry A. Mann with suspected losses around 140,000 possibly higher.
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Mexico
Saratoga’ County
New York
Henry A. Mann
Prince of Wales
Bombay
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Pacific Steamer Sinks After Collision off Pacific Coast
The steamer Pacific, leaving Victoria on the 4th, collided and sank with about 200 passengers aboard. Only one man, Henry F. Jelly, survives to relate the tragedy, while others perished or were lost at sea. The disaster is described as the worst off the Pacific Coast in years, compared to a previous Alaska–Victoria wreck with far fewer passengers.
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San Francisco
Henry F. Jelly
Cape Flattery
Port Townsend
Daily Dispatch
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W.T
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J. P. Gilkey
Henry L. Jelly
Jelly
A. F. Learned
A. Reynolds
Mise F. Palmer
Miss Moore
Mrs. Lawson
Edward H. Polley
James Lenning
Jas. H. Webbs
Wm. Pally
Colonel Manderville
R. Hudson
H. Clime
E. P. Atkins
Thomas Beverley
B. Layzell
W. Waldron
John Lee
G. Girbell
Geo, Morton
John Sampson
Isaac Webbs
P. L. Chapman
Mr. Jelly
Gilkey
Scan
The
Revenue Marine
Oliver
Kelly
T. T. Minor
United States Marine
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Howell
Telegraph
Pacific Ocean
British Columbia
George S. Wright
Alaska
Fire and crimes sweep early Broadway and towns in 1875
Special from the Silver State reports a morning blaze at 411 Broadway in New York damaging W. H. Cole Co. and Levy's works with losses expected near 15000. Other items include a sheriff sale of a Masonic Temple, a brutal murder in Piqua, and clashes among fishermen with injuries.
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W. H. Cole & Co
Levy's Manufactury
H. R. Russell & Co
Hanerssves
Masonic Temple
Minerva Datis
Piqua
Ohio
Hamilton men plan 2500 mile walk to Centennial Exhibition
The White Pine News notes a Hamilton party of gentlemen with time over money intends a ninety day walk to Philadelphia for the Centennial Exhibition. Col Fitton leads, with recruits Grandemweyer and Wheatly. They seek walkers fit for the journey and willing to endure the long trek.
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Hamilton
Philadelphia
Col. Fitton
Joseph Grandemweyer
W. A. Wheatly
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