Fire ships engulf New York lumber yard and vessels
A fire in New York Harbor at Hunter's Point spread from the American Export Lumber Company yard across Newton Creek, burning six barges, a schooner, and a ship. Firemen and tugs fought the blaze as ten acres burned, with vessels drifting toward Blackwell Island. The scene remained broad and uncontrollable. The Seawanhaka disaster grand jury indicted several officials and vessel owners for manslaughter, alleging lax inspections and negligent licensing.
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New York
Nictaux
American Export Lumber Company
Hunter's Point
Newton Creek
Nidaux
Blackwell's Island
Seawanhaka
United States
Austin Jayne
Andrew Craft
John K. Mathews
Alexander Caldwell
C. B. Smith
Edgar Weeks
Seawanhhaka
Benjamin C. Kirk
L. M. Barlow
Stephen Tabor
James Udell
Edward Morgan
Silas Mott
Stephen H. Townsend
President Hayes
Senate
House of Representatives
Secretary
the Treasury
Grand Jury
Smith
Petroleum exports and political notes from August 11
The report details twelve months of petroleum exports totaling 36,221,066 dollars, down from 40,305,249 the prior year. It notes treasury decisions on bonds for the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers and covers events from Columbus reunions to Connecticut Republican state actions and British trade debate on American cattle imports.
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Washington
Treasury
the Treasury
National Home
United States
Hayes
Columbus
Ohio
Commodore Jeffers
United State
Wm. Hi. Pilkinton
Wakeeny
Kansas
Boys In Blue
Fair Grounds
Nash
Dennison
W. E. Moore
ex-Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Association
Durbin Ward
General Sherman
Old Billy
Uncle Billy
England
London
House of Common
Arthur Arnold
Sandford
James Howard
Bedfordshire
Surrey Council Department
Arnold
Jacob Bright
Manchester
Anthony J. Mundella
America
Chicago
Birkenhead
Boston
Georgia Democrats nominate state officers at Atlanta convention
The State Democratic Convention nominated Clifford Anderson for Attorney General D N Speer for Treasurer William A Wright for Comptroller and N C Barnett for Secretary of State The Republican State Central Committee planned a September 7 Atlanta convention. The minority prepared an address to the people.
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Connecticut
Hartford
Conn
Augustus Brandagee
Bigelow
Bulkely
Andrews
Halsey
Scattering
L. E. Stanton
New Haven
George William H. Bulkely
Charles E Searles
David P. Nichols
Col. Wheelock Batchelor
Henry B. Norton
Abijah Catlin
James A. Garfield
Chester A. Arthur
United States
Georgia Democratic
Atlanta
Clifford Anderson
Bibb
D. N. Speer
Troupe
Wiliam A. Wright
Richmond
N.C. Barnett
Baldwin
Republican State Central Committee
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Secretary of the Treasury
Tanner
Augur
Newport Barracks
Department of the South
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Western Nail Association
Dayton
James Murphy
Anchora
Queen
Murphy
Ireland
New Orleans
Bonnie Lee
Red River
Lone Wall Landing
Cincinnati
Jeff Persey
M. C. Burnett
Fort Wayne
Ind
Rome City
Henry Fagin
Columbia City
Albany
N. Y
Wilmington
N. C
Oswego
Kan
ISAT
South Side
Sullivan
Indiana
Stowe OX
Oliver
Richmond, Hamilton
Pittsburg
Grand 2
BROWN
ECORN
Hoosier
Hampion Reaper & Mower
Studebaker Farm
Gilpin Suley Plows
Casaday
Climax Corn Planter
J. F. Hoke
Sullivan, Ind
Sol. Goodman
Commercial Row
Sullivan Or
Terre Haute
J. P. Stratton
Briggs & Lacey
Nichols,shepard & CO
CAU Itio
Nichols, Shepard & CO
Battle Creek, Mich
New Denison Hotel
Indianapolis
West
Howe
Howe Machine Company
ST and Nod