Storm and trials reach far from coast to court
Bond purchases by the government under the April circular total 32 750 while the bonds save 335,16 or 702,499 compared with maturation. A Norfolk Va merchant James W. Lee commits suicide amid financial distress. A storm devastates Wyoming Valley. A riot tale in Kansas and a dozen international items follow, including Rome politics, a chess death, and Panama Canal market shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoming Valley
James W. Lee
Norfolk
Westminister
Bowen
Carroll County
Union Bridge
Fringe
Tyler
Rome
Pope Leo
M. Zukertort
Hampton Court
National Zeitung
William
Koenigsberg
Leipzig
Frederick
Newark
N. J
Edward Egloff
Charles Sanders
Chicago
Hugatin
Woodsdale
Kansas
Ballinger
San Angelo
George Long
Indianapolis
Henry Baker
Long
Baker
Paris
Charles Gross
Pulaski County
Berlin
Panamia Canal
Journal Des Debets
New York Tribune
Harrison
Republican Party
Martin van Buren
Reichstag
Paso del Norte
Mexico
el Paso
Texas
Michael Roach
Staatsburg
Roach
New York Times
Cleveland
Thurman
West Shore
James Ryan
Poughkeepsie
Henry Barrett
Ryan
New York
John Dilion
New York Sun
Auburn
Jacob Merker
Rochester
Euhieit Evans
O Cposit
Mr. Evans
Sunndsoal
Gulf of Bothnia
Sweden
J. B. Haggin
Madison Square Garden
King Ban Dam Maud Hampton
Lucius Appleby
Cold Spring Harbor
S. 1
Foster & Hilson
Thirty-ninth Street
First Avenue
Croton
James Parsley
Red River
New Yeas trading slows as market shows little change
In New York, June 6, trading was light with 93,220 shares changing hands for the day. Early activity saw prices rise modestly then drifted, afternoon turnover mirrored the morning, and brokers largely stayed on the sidelines while prices finished fractionally higher or lower. Market notes cover commodities and money rates, with mixed movements across cereals, pork, butter, and cheese markets.
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New Yeas
New York
New Fork
Pacific Railroad
Union
New York Produce Exchange
Flouer
U. City
Southern Dour
Cannon
Choice
Red State
Western Creamery
Eastern Creamery
Little Falls
Utica
N. C
Board of Trade
Prohibition Convention Nominates State Ticket at Long Session
The June 28 Prohibition convention in Albany nominated W. Martin Jones for governor and George T. Powell for lieutenant governor after a lengthy balloting process. Benson Lossing and W. J. Demorest named as electors at large, with Charles W. Stevens as judge candidate. Delegates declared 1,064 votes cast and the convention adjourned sine die.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stracess
N. Y
Marshal E P. Ide
Brooklyn
Detroit
Michigan
W. Martin Jones
Rochester
Benson Lossing
Dover Plains
W. Jennings Demorest
New York
Demorest
Jones
George T. Powell
Columbia
Columbia County
Powell
Silver Lake
Losing
Charles W. Stevens
Hornellsville
Court of Appeals
Benson J. Lossing
W. J. Demorest
Julius ©. Phelps
Philo W. Schofield
William H. King
James Morton
George R. Scott
Joseph H. Bogardus
Col. R. 3. Chevis
Stephen H. Gellen
Charles M. Mather
Alfred L. Maniere
Horace Waters
W. T. Wardwell
W. H. van
Joseph W. Bruce
William D. Osborne
Charles D. Clauson
A. ©. Chapman
A. A. Hopkins
Robert McCargo
J. W. Byers
William R Sutton
Andrew J. Appleby
Old Pikeville Arsenal Opens as Soldiers Home
The Pikeville arsenal on the Western Maryland railroad near Baltimore was ceded by the Federal government to Maryland for military use and by 1881 set as a Confederate soldiers home, with 1888 annual funding of 10000 dollars. The opening drew crowds, with speeches by Judge Brown Governor Colquitt and others. Becomes A Daw by Default.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pikeville Arsenal
Bartusorge
Maryland
Baltimore
State of
Society of the Army and Navy of the Confederacy
Wirad Mand
Suils
Adies
Dixie
Dp. m
Brown
Baltimiore
Gen. Johnson
A. H. Colquitt
Georgia
Gen. Hooker
Mississippi
Latrobie
Baltiimore
Mason
Union of States
South
Colquitt
Foolish Steeplejack Falls From Church Spire
Charles Sullivan forty five year old professional steeple climber died after climbing to a church spire at Michaels. He claimed permission and slipped out to the roof, started hand over hand up a lightning rod, reached the gilded cross, and fell when the rod broke. He died immediately on impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durrago
Michaels Church
Charles Sullivan
Washington
Sullivan
St. Michael's
St. Mary’s
Spoka Sullivan
Hard on Springer. Thomas to rejoin tariff debate in Congress
In Wasinerox Illinois a sagacious ill man John R Thomas of Illinois a stalwart in the house struggles with illness yet vows to attend debates. He whispers to his wife to fetch one of Bill Springer s tariff speeches as a sign of resolve and perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PirrsBerg
Amalgamated Association
O'Reilly
Newport, Ey., Steel and Won Company
Amalgamated
Western Iron Association
Thomas
Wasninerox
John R. Thomas
Illinois
Thomes
Thomas Raphel
Bill Springer
Mad Dog Epidemic Strikes Greenwood County Kansas
J C Wilson reports Greenwood county terrorized by rabid dogs after a month long outbreak. Nine bitten, three dead from hydrophobia including William Jones and two children. A dog bite spree led to mass canine slaughter and few dogs remain in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas County
Wicarra
Ekan
J. C. Wilson
Greenwood County
William Jones
Mr. Jones
Joneses
Tbe
Militia Called Out in Kansas Towns Waring Over County Seat
From Wichita June 25 a dispatch reports Kansas militia moved into Stevens county after Governor Martin ordered to quell an insurrection between Hugotin and Woodsdale. Hugotin, county seat, claims railroad bond election illegal. Woodsdale disputes it. Clashes feared as towns seven miles apart, remote from rail and telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wichita
Stevens County
Martin
Hugotin
Woodsdale
Ballast Shifted Boat Drowned Four In One Night
A small gill boat capsized off the North Pier as ballast stone shifted sinking Edward Egloff and Mrs. Charles Sanders. Egloff, 20, and Sanders, 21, died after rows to hail a passing boat failed. The incident followed by other deadly capsizes in Boston Newark and rising fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Gail
North Pier
Edward Egloff
Charles Sanders
Egioff
Egloff
Boston
John G. Gatoon
Catharine Tripp
Katie Tripp
Gamon
Newark
N. J
Newark Bay
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W. FP. Vision
den Ly
Gintin
Cignarale
An. Lyons
Howard Gay
Geagraphical Society
London
FL de Winton
Porhu
Khartoum
Henry M. Stanley
Mo Baker
M. Dupuis
Lord Wolseley
Army Commission
Paople
Roark
Citex
Clara
Mager
Carios S. Leake
Union Bank
Montreal
Allan Line
England
Charles F. Heazel
Vihets Point
Iman
William 3. Loew
Austria
Prince Bismarck
Morell Mackenzie
Lizzie Hazelton
Woburn
Mass
Elsworth
Aion
Finance and Trade
Buffalo
Brifain
Stafford Loase
Marshfield
Cloverfield
Springvale
Sandusky
Johnsonburg
Parieraville
Sige
Farmersville
Johnsinsburg
Guba
Franslinville
Sip
Rock Wmithmere
Ole
Linden
Séatige
Shulteolen
Mr. Raymond
Loxvox
Munich
Porter
Buck
Corea
Shanghai
Sedai
Aime
Wasuix Gron
Paris, Choctaw and Little Rock
Hard ON
Springer
K Chenck
Dr. J.H. Schenck & Son
Philau’s
Agne
Fempih
Ptee nBooks
Gytatls
Aston
Hinds
Arsold
Washington Street
Hingham
Carin
SaSes
A. Magbeth & CO
PitTsBuRg
Elgine
Ay. Blaine
Linlithgow
Assembly
Albany
John Smith
RS. J.N
J.B. Hobensack Medical and Surgical Office
North Second ST
Philada
Ly Mall
Bairstow
Express
I. K. Ronne
Merchant Tailor
Liberty Street
Postoffice
Warren, Pa
PUA Sren Savings Bank
L. F. Watson
Nesuith
Ald Hageltine
Cashier
Lunedog
Watson
If. Hunter
Dunkain
Das. Clark, Jr
B. Nesmith
A. J.d Hezeltine
L. Rh, Preesnan
Ee. National Bank
Myron Waters
Francis Sleury
D.L. Gerould
Francis Henry
Ji Sribion
I. Johnson
W. DB. Brown
Parmiee
Geast National Bank
Warren, Pensa
L. D. Wetmore
M. Beecher
Cash
Warren
Lock Haven
MTCC
Wiharoviteh Mietzher & Co
Gacinnati
M. Mead, Agent
Corry
Higuen
Yite Merchan Te
Mason & Hamlin
Macon & Hamlin
Piao Ang
Reu
Mason & Hamlicorgan
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