News of the Week Condensed Look at 1881 elections and disasters
Reports span global politics and state tickets. Connecticut and Massachusetts Republicans nominate governors and aides. New York and Missouri conventions discuss liquors, juries and anti monopoly planks. Fires, cattle drops, railroad wrecks, and weather damage ink the tale with fatalities and financial losses.
Frost and market turmoil sweep Indiana and New York
The Wabash Valley frost on the 25th coincides with a surge in New York money markets. Rates peak at 12 percent, then drift to 25 percent for dividend stocks, amid large loan demand and fears of bank tightening. Notable borrowers include Hotchkiss Burnham and Dominick Dickerman. Vanderbilt-backed time loans tied to government bonds. Reports also note a bank cooperation rumor, a Foll ett broker failure prompting payments suspension, casualties at Governor's Island, and various international clerical appointments.
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Wabash Valley
Indiana
New York
Aod
van Emburgh
Hotchkiss & Burnham
Dominick & Dickerman
Vanderbilt
New York Rubber Comb and Jewelry Company
Follett
Governor’s Island
Castle William
County Mayo
Erris
Wickersham
Denmark
Tax Franklin Sugar
Harrison, Havemeyer & Co
Philadelphia
Monsignor
Czaki
Paris
Abianchi
Madrid
World News Briefs From The Era Of Empire And War
A mine explosion near Dortmund Germany kills twenty. Irish suspects in prison near discharge. The 1869 Anglo American cable restored. STANLEY arrives in Lisbon after penetrating 300 miles beyond Vivi and establishing fifteen trade stations. E Dwyer Gray urges Irish exhibitions in Ireland and the United States and tariff changes to favor Irish goods. Patrick Walsh hanged at Galway for murder with alleged perjury. Sydney Exhibition building destroyed causing £500 000 loss. The Sultan orders surrender of the Greek frontier to Greece under the International Commission. Panama earthquakes disrupt isthmus. Panama loss $250 000 and Aspinwall War costs reach $50,000,000. Abdellah surrenders to General Wood. Wolseley and Admiral Seymour to be made Lords for Egypt service. English churches hold thanksgiving on Egypt success. A bridge collapse near Eszek Austria sinks part of a mixed train. thirty soldiers drown.
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Germany
Stanley
Lisbon
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Roki
Africa
E. Dwyer Gray
Dawson
United States
Patrick Walsh
Galway
Ireland
Martin Lyden
Walsh
Sidney
New South Wales
Tue Sultan
Greece
International Commission
Panama
Aspinwall
Chili
Abdellah
Damietta
Wood
Wolseley
Admiral Seymour
Egypt
Churches of England
Drave
Eszek
Austria
Old Ohio notes and a giant Cuban Queen melon
The Columbus meeting of the Patriotic Order of America elected state officers for the coming year. Local item notes the drowning victim Isaac Robinson found petrified in Columbus, various tax and legal notices, a Mansfield editor Joan Giessner’s death, and diverse incidents across Ohio including a farmer near Piqua injuring himself, a man in Knox County Mnagers hearing, and a massive Cuban Queen watermelon raised by John Miller of Stone Mountain with details on his cultivation and sales practices.
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the Patriotic Order of America
Columbus
E. F. Layman
Cincinnati
C. H. Neil
Lancaster
F and C
J. M. Hoffa
la Rue
George Brown
Zanesville
Isaac Robinson
Mississippi River
Old East
Wne
Prohibition
Auditor of State
Joan Y. Giessner
Mansfield Shield and Banner
Shield and Banner
A. Pispatch
M. D
A. D. Tucker
Reynoldsburg
SaMuel Vocut
Dairyman
Hamilton
Joan Macers
Oscar Burres
Rosstown
Knox County
Iowa
Magers
Massillon
Youngstown
Ewing
Hocking County
Everett Brown
Sam Marten
Hog Creek
Hardin County
Uhrichsville
Stillwater
Burge
Piqua
Sandusky
Henry Woolwather
William Zeicker
Michael Moore
Akron
Stephen Day
Mount Vernon
C., Mt. V. and C
Ohio
Montgomery County
Home Insurance Company
Joseph W. King
Green County
William T. Brown
Ashtabula County
Supreme Court
Ina Kimberly
Adam Schatz
Defiance
John Miller
Mr. Miller
Stone Mountain
Atlanta
Constitution
A Spirited Rebuke and Notable Miscellany
A lively New York scene recounts a boy tying a dead rat to an old man’s coat tail, a girl’s quick descent, and a rebuke about kinship. Jeering turns to apology as the old man questions kindness and a grandpa’s status. Includes brief notes on Henry Villard, Ida Lewis, Blondin, Mme de Remusat, and gifts from J C Whitin with other brief notices.
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New York
Randpa
Nonsense and oddities spark light news from many places
A chorus of quirky notes from Michigan to Boston and beyond sketches oddities and tall tales. Topics range from lockjaw cases and milkman showers to a water telescope and tin can crafts, with jokes about phrenology, dogs in vivisection, wooden nutmegs, and hams grown from wood. Kansas reports say ninety three thousand acres of trees have been planted in three years.
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Norristown Herald
Poe
Connecticut
Boston
Wall Street News
Kansas
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