Immigrant arrivals, nominations, and a court ruling 1882
Immigrants to the United States totaled 712 542 for the year ending December 31 1882. In December 1882 arrivals were 25 86 versus 37 037 in December 1881. The President sent nominations to the Senate on December 20 including Thomas M Dawson John J Thomas Frederick J Leonard George D Perkins M D OConnell and John P Hoyt. The Court of Claims awarded Commander James D Graham 46340 for travel mileage abroad. The President also approved the Agricultural Appropriation bill.
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DL Ince
United States
Senate
Thomas M. Dawson
Colorado
Barranquilla
John J. Thomas
Register of the Land Office
Frederick J. Leonard
Gunnison
Col
George D. Perkins
Iowa
Northern District of
M. D. O’connell
John P. Hoyt
Washington Territory
Territory of
Washington
Court of Claims
James D.graham
Navy
Rewagsee Ad
Wealthy Bridgeport heiress leaves 150000 to city charities
The Massachusetts Legislature notes Mrs Petrinatti of Bridgeport Conn died on the 17th and bequeathed 150000 to charitable institutions in that city. Weekly banking data show gains in loans deposits and specie with New York banks holding excess reserves. These items accompany reports of fires crimes and disasters across several states with multiple deaths and damages cited.
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Senate
Massachusetts
Petrinatti
Bridgeport
Conn
Western
Middle
Southern
Pacific and Territories
Canada
New York City
Tenny Taylor
Richfield Springs
N. Y
Taylor
Caniel E. Upiron
Rochester, N. Y
City Bank
Boston Duck Company
Bondsville
Mass
Tag Supreme Court of
Rhode Island
Chaffee
A. & W. Sprague Estates
C. BR. Farnstworth
Quidbick Company
Associated Banks of
Thomas Eisex
Philadelphia
Niagara River
West and South News Highlights and Disasters
A digest of late incidents reports in Milwaukee including the Newhall case recovery and fire totals. Also notes Port Susan Bay boiler explosion near Seattle, major fires in Cisco Texas and Adeline Kansas, a St Louis murder suicide, a constitutional court ruling in Town, and a Newburg fire with business losses.
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Milwaukee
Port Susan Bay
Seattle
Washington Territory
Ldst
Tywor Hirps
Cisco
Texas
Ramsay, Champman & Redfield
Park & Patterson
Tur National Chair Makers’ Association
St. Louis
Irth
F. M. Blackstone
Sheboygan Falls
Wis
George Henshaw
Cincinnati
J. P. Fell
Bloomington
Exim“ Almer
Palmér
Illinois
Supreme Court of
Seevers
Newburg
D. C
Adeline
Dickinson County
Kansas
Kate Butler
William Stackelback
Ery
Corbett & Meregon
Key City
Moorhead
Minn
Jacob
Foreign Intelligence Roundup From Berlin to Paris
Berlin reports Emperor appoints Herr Scholz during Bis marck illness. Papal circular to Irish prelates urges peace and church duty to relay the Pope's commands. Prince Krapotkin found guilty in Lyons, five years plus 2000 francs. Paris Figaro claims Jerome Napoleon regrets removing a manifesto phrase. Dutch powder factory near Amsterdam explodes, at least forty dead. In Mexico, Tehuantepec battle leaves eighty Indians and fifty troops dead. Paris police guard Louis XVI services. Frederick Charles Alexander, emperor’s brother, dies in Berlin at 81. Farrell questions Phoenix Park killers’ Inner Circle anonymity. Khedive awards Medjidie first class to Bredif. Ex-Empress Eugenie arrives in Paris to mock the Republic.
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Berlin
Germany
Empire
Herr Scholz
Bismarck
Vatican
Prince Krapotkin
Lyons
Paris
Fn Figaro
Jerome Napoleon
Muider
Amsterdam
Holland
Maramoras
Mexico
Tehuantepec
Dunne
Louis XVI
Frederick Charles Alexander
Phaenix Park
Farrell
Bredif
Alexandria
Evgente
Financial and disaster notices and early 1900s congressional activity
The Comptroller authorized First National Bank of Macon Missouri to begin with $50000 capital and National Bank of Elyria Ohio with $150000. A Grant Powder Works explosion at Point Clement California killed Cook and 30 to 40 Chinese workers, destroying the plant and nearby houses. Obituary items include Edward H. Kykar of Bellefontaine Ohio. A severe Cumberland Maryland railroad accident killed all fifteen aboard after a multi-engine coal train derailed. Deaths: Peter Ballantine and Charles Delano. Published political moves note Senators Jons E. Kenna and others. tariff debates and pension proposals accompanied House actions on interstate rail tariffs and naval retirements.
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Senate
Sewell
Committee On Military Affairs
Kansas
Harrison
Committee On Territories
Yankton
Dakota
Hovner
Moore
Tenn
Congress
Union
Hampton Soldiers’ Home
Bingham
Abe
Blair
Voorhees
Indiana Board of Agriculture
Price
House
Buckner
Missouri River
St. Charles
Missouri
Comptroller of Currency
Vulne 2&1
First National Bank of
Macon
National Bank of
Elyria
Ohio
Grant Powder Works
Point Clement
Cal
Cook
Epward H. Kykar
Knight
Bellefontaine
Cumberland
Peter Ballantine
Newark
N. J
Charles Delano
Springfield
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Post Office
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Wisconsin
Census Bureau
District of Columbia
Naval
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House of Representatives
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Philadelphia Ledger
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Patrick McCormick
James Garrett
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Roanoke Rivers
Virginia
Foreign Intelligence
Preston B. Plump
United States Senate
Jons E. Kenna
West Virginia
van Wyck
Pensions Committee
Jackson
Butterworth
Young
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Lezendorf
Naval Committee
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Ft. Ind
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PASO
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Emerg Anal
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Watts
Tor
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Mitchel
Stimp
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Schenectady
M. T. Schoemiker
Granville
B. E. Ottman
Albany
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