Antonchico Grant patent recorded by General Land Office
The General Land Office sent a patent to the Surveyor General of New Mexico for the Antonchico Grant located in San Miguel and Bernalillo counties. A Treasury report from Honolulu found Chinese sugar importation misstatements unfounded. The Army of the Potomac reunion is planned in Washington in May. Education and forestry efforts are highlighted, including a new circular promoting trees at schools. Congress allocated 200000 for military posts with listed site notes. Cattle disease in West Virginia is not pleuro-pneumonia, with investigation under way and new Atlantic coast buildings planned.
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General Land Office
Surveyor General of
New Mexico
San Miguel
Bernaillio Counties
N. M
Secretary of State
Treasury Department
R. M. Daggett
United States
Honolulu
Daggett
Society of the Army of the Potomac
Washington
Bureau of Education
Senate
Franklin B. Hough
Agricultural Department
Fort Thornburg
New Fort
Wyoming Territory
Fort Colville
Washington Territory
Fort Huachuca
Arizona
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Tex
West Virginia
Treasury Cattle Commission
Professor Law
Cornell
Cattle Commission
Atlantic Seaboard
Fires, deaths, and a New York bill in brief from Otsego to Paterson
Fire destroys John A. Wilson residence near Hartwick Otsego County killing Wilsons wife and two daughters. John Morton of Morton House NYC dies suddenly. A NY Senate bill to bar impersonation of Jesus Christ advances to third reading with penalties. A Jersey City boarding house burns and a preacher is shot after a fall. Mammoth losses include a Norwich tusk and a Mount Vernon mill fire. A patent assignment sparks creditor concerns totaling liabilities and assets. Nathan Barnert elected mayor of Paterson by a narrow margin.
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John A. Wilson
Hartwick
Otsego County
N. Y
Wilson
Jony M. Morton
Morton House
New York City
New York State Senate
Jesus Christ
Wood
Jersey City
N. J
Barnard
New
New York
Norwich
Conn
Cific
Canada
Lawrence & Asher, Stationers
Freeman Younglove
Cahoes
New York Assembly
Nicholas Clute
Mount Vernon
Troy
N.Y
Buckle and Button House
H. Williston, Knight & Co
Nathan Barnert
Paterson
Gilmore
Boston merchant Rufus A Wills dies by self destruction
Rufus A Wills head of Wills Thompson Co commission merchants in Boston shot himself in his rooms at the Hotel Bristol on the 9th. No motive or cause for the act is known at this time.
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Rufus A. Wills
Wills, Thompson & Co
Boston
Bristol
Ohio and national items from a busy week
Ohio Governor Foster appoints Nash Dickman Haynes and Martin to the Supreme Court Commission. Thompkins bank of El Paso fails with liabilities 250000, assets 110000. Drowned Tennessee man at Shelbyville. Cincinnati wheel accident kills two, injures one. Wisconsin defaulter Cargill faces 13000 loss. Murder of Doyle family in Sparta. Cavalry officer Dale dies at Fort Custer. Fire destroys Shelbyville Masonic Hall and stock. Grand Canyon rail progress reaches Salt Lake City.Several fires and deaths across states. Ohio grain and livestock condition improved. Marietta celebrates 95th anniversary. many local notes and accidents.
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Foster
Ohio
Supreme Court Commission
George K. Nash
Columbus
F. J. Dickman
Cleveland
D. A. Haynes
Dayton
Charles D. Martin
Lancaster
John McCauley
Tiffin
Messrs
el Paso
Thompkins
J. L. Bryant
Lychburg
Tenn
Shelbyville
Oac
Georgce Lott
William Huber
William Carder
Cincinnati
Sparta
Wis
Tfuth Sayis
D. N. Cargill
Iit
Barney Doyle
Prynce Narld Harpe
Doyle
Harper Wa
John H.j Dale
Se and Cavalry
United States
Andy
Fort Custer
Montana
Masonic Hall
Western
Salt Lake City
Denver
Mowsray
Stockton
Minn
Iowa State Agricultural College
Des Moines
Greenville
Hunt County
Texas
L. D. Odell
Wayne County
Big Prairie
That County
Colongl
D. G. Carr
Otsego County
N. Y
Petersburg
President Grant
Petersburg District
Hayes
George W. Rouse & Son
Pearil
Minnesota
Ohio ,Board of Agriculture
Marietta
Gneral Rufus Putnam
State of
Ee Gns
Overnor| Foster
George B. Loring
Rufus Putnam
Ichabod Nye
Manassah Cutler
Ephraim Cutler
Griffid Greene
Anselm Tupper
A. T. Nye
Filso
Ohio Company
Lafayette
Prieserte
Israel Fulham
Lyring
J.H. Amacker
Marshall County
Miss
Manning
Congress
Philpot
Bedford
Greene County
Snn
Nitroglycerine Ring Raised in Birmingham and Global Reactions
A Birmingham nitroglycerine factory was raided revealing a technical setup for producing and hiding explosive compounds. Irish American Whitehead, about 25, ran the shop in Lesdam Street and was detained with nitro glycerine seized. Reports link the site to a central explosives factory and depot in the kingdom. Also notes German pork import disputes, Danish socialist congress, and various European political/legal items.
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Birmingham
England
Bth
Lesdam Street
Whitehead
Denang
America
Germany
Bismarck
Reichstag
Kiel
Copenhagen
Thomas N. Gigss
Canada
Ottawa
Pesth
von Majilath von Zekkly
Sponza
Multiple disasters mark day of fires crashes and escapes
Fire destroys the Pittsburgh and Lake Erie freight depot in New Castle Pennsylvania insurers cover partial loss. Ansonia Hotel in Ansonia Connecticut burns with fifty guests escaping unharmed except two injured. A powder company building in Acton Massachusetts explodes killing two. Rochester New York sighting collapses burying fifteen workers. one killed, others wounded. Fort Worth reports twenty four prisoners escape. almost all recaptured. Westminster Maryland suffers thirty houses burned and two deaths. Kansas prairie fire near Lincoln burns fifty square miles. no deaths. Dayton Ohio saw a saw mill blown apart by boiler. no deaths. Greenville Illinois laborer dies after being struck through elevator shaft. Keelridge mine wall collapse in Quinnesec Michigan injures eight. one saved. Minneapolis snowstorm halts streetcars. roof collapse at a rink. heavy storm spread statewide.
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Ansonia
Conn
American Powder Company
Acton
Mass
Church and
State Streets
Rochester
N. Y
Fort Worth
Westminster
Kansas
Lincoln
Christian Shipley
Dayton
Ohio
Charles Fondree
Greenville
Keelridge
Quinnesec
Menominee County
Minneapoli
Minny
Vue State
Catalpa Premium Offer For New Subscribers
A local notice announces Catalpa trees as rewards for new cash subscribers. Wir. W. S. Flattery, the nursery, partners to supply two year old Catalpa trees in exchange for each new subscriber secured for the HeEraLp. Catalpa chosen for rapid growth and long life.
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Wir
W. S. Flattery
Ayer’s Hair Vigor Advertised as Hair Restorer
An 19th century advertisement touts Ayer’s Hair Vigor as a versatile hair dressing. It claims to restore gloss to gray and faded hair, thicken thin hair, prevent baldness, and improve scalp health while curing dandruff and keeping the scalp cool and clean.
Book No 19 Health Hints and Ready Recipes
An old catalog blurb lists Book No 19 Health Hints and Ready Recipes a practical guide for family use covering body organs health preservation common diseases and hygienic treatment with medicine. It promotes accessible knowledge of wellness and disease prevention for households.
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