Ventures and Victories in Brief from Dreadnaught Sale to Bank Failures
The Dreadnaught schooner, 183 tons, sold for $8,000 in San Francisco. Northern Belle Mill and Mining declares a $50,000 dividend, five dollar per share assessments by Hate & Norcross, and one dollar per share by Imperial Mining. Pacific steamer disaster updates include additional recoveries. Cook & Sons Tamworth factory fire throws 600 out of work. Michigan Central approves freight deals with Lake Shore Fort Wayne, joined by New York Central, Pennsylvania Central, Erie, and Baltimore Ohio railroads. Galveston vessels hunt City of Waco’s boats after fire. Thomas A Doyle elected Providence mayor for the tenth time. Vice-President Wilson shows signs of improvement. A. M. Reynolds & Co. in Newark suspends operations. George E. May fails in New York. James Wickham & Son assigns. Boston furniture maker F. Geedowsky liable for $350,000 against $150,000 assets. W. K. Lewis involved with $100,000 endorsed. partial fifty-cent on the dollar offer anticipated.
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San Francisco
Northern Belle Mill and Mining Company
Hate & Norcross Mining Company
Imperial Mining Company
Pacific
Cook & Sons
Tamworth
Staffordshire
England
Michigan Central Railroad
Lake Shore
Fort Wayne
New York Central
Pennsylvania Central
Erie
Baltimore and Ohio
Galveston
Waco
Thomas A Doyle
Providence
The
Boston Herald
F. Geedowsky
W. K. Lewis
Backward Pin Backward Skirt Song Targeted Fashion Question
A fragment includes a poem about mothers pinning back skirts to hide limbs and fit fashion, followed by brief local notes on revival services at Brooklyn Tabernacle drawing large crowds in inclement weather and a forecast of a postal car for the narrow gauge in Eureka expected soon by the Postoffice Department.
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Moopy and Sanxer
Brooklyn Tabernacle
Postoffice Department
A Test of Sincerity for Speakership Bid
A Test of sincerity in the race for Speaker of the House discusses Michael C. Kerr of Indiana as a hard money Democrat and potential Republican support to demonstrate currency stance. It notes Kerr's parliamentary reputation, the Democratic majority, and calls for Republican votes with Kerr to prove hard money fidelity.
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Michael C. Kerr
Congress
Indiana
House of Representatives
Hein
Kerr
Springfield Republican
Blaine
Controversy Over Virginia Fire Divides San Francisco Clergy
San Francisco clergymen dispute the cause of a Virginia fire with one side calling it a divine visitation tied to Virginians wickedness and another citing natural origins. Virginians claim it began in a drunken brawl at a low lodging house run by a woman named Crazy ate. Governor Bravart proclaims a day of Thanksgiving and prayer on Thursday, November 2. Copper Canyon mining firm buys a water right near Henderson and Brierly to run Cornish jiggers for ore cleaning and reduction. The English mining company has long shipped ore to Liverpool. Waldron and the Alleghanians troupe traveled east by rail and plan a winter return, profitable from the tour. Seven emigrant cars passed here last night and seven more arrive tonight.
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San Francisco
Copper Canton
Copper Canyon
Galena
Henderson & Brierly
Liverpool
Avuxcuastaxs
D. G. Waldron
Alleghanians
Delinquent Notice for Gold and Silver Mill and Mining
There is delinquent upon the following described stock on account of Assessment No. 2, levied September 2, 1875, in the Indian Mining District Humboldt County Nevada. Principal place of business San Francisco California. Notice lists amounts due from stockholders with details obscured in OCR.
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Qn Gold and Silver Mill
San Francisco
California
Cation of Works
Indian Mining District
Humboldt County
State of
Nevada
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George E. May
New York
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Henry Warp Bescuen
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Emma Mining Company
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Muscatine
Iowa
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Duroc
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Churchill County
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Hood
Greenhood
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Mawke
Larke Chris
Lamb J
Miller G
Miller Geo
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Schooling J
Schooling A
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Turner D
Turner
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San Ryim
Mirtiech
Atson
Montgomery Street
New Carpenter Shop
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Pordin & Woods
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Carson, Nev
Marcus C. Hawley & CO
J & Second Streets
Sacramento
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Taylor
Hains
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SF Bend
Urdin & Wood
Agenta
Wisnemucca
F. Stevens
Winnemucca
Nevaga
W. F. Stevens
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Bakers
ASD
N. Levy
N. Levy & Co
General Merchandise
Agtenti
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Purdin & Wood
4Th and Bridge Street
Salem
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Agente
Schutti
RR Farm & Freight
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Ville
Taft
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