New Nickel Circulation and Treasury Updates
The Mint Director reports 3,000,000 new nickels in circulation and possible design tweak adding the word cents under the V. Treasury balances show gold and silver holdings plus United States notes totaling 358,517,920 with portions in circulation. Also noted are new federal appointments and military and academic notices including court and inquiry orders, cremation remains, and a mass gift to Boston music school.
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Treasury
Washington
United States
Thomas &. Keogh United
North Carolina
Robert M. Douglass
Nathaniel P. Banks
Boston
Joseph H. Gee
Missouri
Charles Sgeymoor
United States Navy
Charleston
9. C
Apuir
Congress
Morris Friedsom
New York
Lizurenaant
Browne
First
United States Infantry
Secretary of War
Hlazen
Signal Service
Tragedies and Trials Across the Nation
Reports detail a fatal scalding of Erin girl Maay BrosNnawan after boiling water spilled on her. neglectful parents failed to call a physician. Other items include deadly quarry blast near McKeesport, a fire that killed two children at Grove Station, and multiple bankruptcies, crimes, and disasters across states.
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Maay BrosNnawan
Erin
New England States
Middle States
Western
Southern
Pacific Coast
Canada
Provinces
New York City
Brooklyn
Catherine Metzger
Samuel May
Pittsburgh
Germany
Daniel Henninger
George Henninger
Noble Gilky
Fleming
Deadman’s Hollow
McKeesport
Philadelphia
Grove Station
Monongahela River
Crawford
Associated Banks of
Henri Sereert
le Moyne Crematory
Washington
Seybert
University of Pentsylvani
Gowen vii
Mentat
Storms, shipwrecks and diplomatic shifts sweep world news
A French flotilla nears Madagascar as natives brace for resistance while a Montreal dispatch reports a severe snowstorm with railways blocked. Berlin hints at Vatican Russia talks with twelve vacant Polish Sees to be filled. Ireland eyes emigration to New Hampshire amid Land League fund accusations. London reports shipwrecks, gales, and a Clyde low tide with vessels damaged or lost. Austrian and Greek officials die, Florentine pension pleas emerge, and Constantinople notes pending 1884 treaty renewals. Havana theater wing collapses injuring several including the owner.
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Tamalage
Madagascar
Montreal
Berlin
Russia
Vatican
Limerick
Ireland
Saes
New Hampshire
Floresce Dixty
London
Biggar
Parnell
Land League Fund
Lorn Suerporig
Brautr Dageers
Kavanaugh
Ringsend Canal
Ath
Police Department
Clyde
Devonia
Athens
Gortscaakorr
Russian Empire
Baden Baden
Rome
Amerigo Vespucci
America
Republic of Florence
Constantinople
12Th l
Porte
Unitedd States
Tas
Havana
Cuba
Murders and deaths reported in San Jose special
A San Jose special says W P Renowden was found shot through the heart near a burning house with the remains of a friend Richie McIntyre half consumed in the blaze. Robbery believed motive. Catherine Epwands killed by John Jacobs by misfired gun. Jacobs surrendered. Judge Jaopar Waitt of Ohio died of Brights disease. Musserson Co tobacco firm assigned assets to John Byrne for creditors.
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San Jose
Cal
W. P. Renowden
Richie McIntyre
Renowden
Catherine
Epwands
Casyville
Jhn Jaco
Jacobs
Jaopar Waitt
United States
Southern District
Ohio
Springfield
Bright
D. R. Mussersoa & Co
Louisville
John P. Byrne
Hydrophobia fears and multiple mid month calamities reported
A boy near Mount Vernon Ohio fell ill with hydrophobia after a bull hog bite. A Ky firm owner died from morphine overdose. A Killbuck Ohio child burned to death while mother away. A New York leather firm filed for assignment with assets and liabilities listed. A sleeper fire on the Washington express near Wilmore Station left passengers nearly naked. Various officials and dignitaries aboard escaped. Cragies C Pearson and Tuomas S Flocanay noted deaths. Bishop Quinlan funeral at Mobile with large attendance.
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Daniel Crous
Frederick City
William StRague
Dora Inez Calvert
Greenbrier Count
W. Va
Staunton
Connecticut
West Vir Inia
Helena
Ark
Mississippi River
Memphis
Arkansas
Mississippi
Hardin's Landing
Sterling
Star Landing
St. Francis
Buena Vista
Col
Heller & Halleck’s Bank
John Quinlan
Mobile
Ala
St. Teras
New Orleans
W. T.clark
W. T. Patton
L. L. Strause
Danville
Moses T. Ray
Montgomery
Curtis
National BankexanNouer
Josep T. Rrersox
Chicago
Ite
Methodist Episcopal Confrence
Winchester
Maryland
Hoop & Scott’s Lodging Shell
Brownville
Wool Camp
Deadwood
D. T
Todd, French
Z Co
St. Louis
Levinpe Fouman
Indianapolis
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Dodge City
Kan
Aldabama
Tennessee
Cincinnati
Collins & Kirk
Robinson
Losa
Kentucky State College
Lexington
Fugate
Hacx
A.p. Fash
Elizabeth Clark
Joseph Green
Indiana, Bloomington & Western Railroad
Crawfordsville
Ind
O' Conklin
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Er. H. Moise
Hall, Moise ,& Co
Squistville
Samuel Evans
Killbuck
Holmes County
Humphrey & Compény
New York City
Washington Express
Wilmore Station
Pennsylvania Central
Ceneral Pearson
Dudley
Ben Wilson
West Virginia
Best
Virginia
Cockens
Indiana
Davidson
Beaver
Porter
Connellsville
Calkins
Curis, Hick & Co
Crargies C. Pearson
Rpple
New Hampshire Patriot
Concord
N. H
Agnd
Tuomas
Flocanay
Congress
Kow Nothing
Vitgonia
Sisters of Charity
The True Test Of A Cures All Ailments Tonic
An old advertisement touts Dr Jones Reo Clover Tonic as a universal remedy for dyspepsia, liver and kidney troubles, gastric distress, and malaria. It claims appetite boosting and blood purification with a 60 cent price from Laubach and Donniplley.
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Jones
Laubach & Donriplley
Dr Jaques German Worm Medicine Promoted
An advertisement touts Dr Jaques German Worm Medicine claiming a remedy for a pale skin disease caused by a parasite. It states the treatment is sold by all druggists for 1.40.
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Katz
Jaque
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