Treasury Dept says no lawyers needed for tobacco tax rebates
Officials in Washington state that tobacco dealers claiming tax rebates or stamps need not hire lawyers. Claims will be processed in order filed, regardless of representation. Also reported are a Boise City assay office appointment, a counterfeit five dollar gold piece, and various Treasury and military notices.
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Treasury Department
Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Harman H. Camp
Boise City
Idaho
William Walters
United States
New Orleans
National Board of Health
Memphis
Mississippi
Auditor of the Treasury
Pst
Folger
James F. Meline
Cincinnati
United States Treasury Office
Charles Lyman
Francis Haughwort
New York
Naples
Bodill Duncan
South Carolina
Catania
James Fletcher
Iowa
Cena
Pennsylvania Senate votes to submit prohibition amendment
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania State Senate approved by twenty one to nineteen a joint resolution to submit to voters a constitutional amendment forever prohibiting the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors in the state. A series of other items from the era include fires, deaths, arrests, and local incidents reported from New Jersey to Maine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Ohio
Andrew J. Smith
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company
New York City
New York Insurance Department
McCall
Hannan
Grant
Mary Corbin
Jersey City Heights
N. J
Switzerland
Spring Grove
Cincinnati
New Castle
Del
Israel Wasapurn
Portland
Philadelphia
Congress
Maine
Micaaki, UO
NXIII
John McCormick
John Fallon
Indian Ridge
Shenandoah
de. Ransom
Lockport
N. Y
Harris
New York State Board of Health
West and South News Briefs From 19th Century Ledger
Reports include the Biycet and Bouliott hat and fur firm in Cincinnati making an assignment with liabilities around 50 000 dollars. A Georgia cabin fire near Gairesville claims two colored children and a dog. A farmer near Grafton West Virginia dies by suicide after business reverses. Convictions in Arkansas for train robbery and murder. A Delaware County Ohio accident kills a mother and injures her son. Fire destroys homes and buildings in Arkansas and Indiana. a cyclone hits Kansas City causing heavy damage. Standing Rock Agency reports the arrival of Sitting Bull’s band. Confederate graves in Memphis honored. Fires destroy Fayette Michigan furnace region and Hancock building in Austin Texas. Mineral discoveries reported in Western Texas near Pecos and Rio Grande. A bridge collapse kills two and injures others on the Pennsboro road. Quappelle town largely burned in Dakota Territory. Lumber yard fire in Auburndale Wisconsin. Murder case involving D C Hutchins noted.
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Biycet & Bouliott
Cincinnati
Gairesville
Jacop Blosser
Grafton
W. Va
McDonald
James Stover
Ostrander
Delaware County
Ohio
William Head
Holly Springs
Dallas Country
Ark
James Goodgame
Cassville
Wallace Brundage
A. Beckers
John
Joseph
Levi Guyer
Guyer
Elkhart
Ind
Kansas City
Strring Bull
Standing Rock Agency
Dakota
Fort Randall
Gall
Crow
King
Elmwood
Memphis
D. C. Kelly
Nashville
Jackson [Ron
Fayette
Mich
Hancock
Austin
Texas
Cariso
Pecos River
Rio Grande
Pennsboro
Harrisville
Hughes River
Frank Foster
W. H. King
Quappelle
W. T
R. Connors &Co S
Auburndale
Wis
D.C. Hutchins
Will H
Multiple Disasters and a Hangings Reported Across States
A Lyon Louisiana arrest ends in a hanging in the woods during transport to a jail. A Pin any goods assignment is noted in Augusta Georgia with liabilities listed. A Pigeon Michigan wind storm collapses a frame schoolhouse killing one student and injuring several. A cyclone near Sturgis South Dakota leaves a farmer and three children dead in a barn fire. In Seattle Washington Territory the iron steam ship Mississippi burns with losses and crews injured. formerly a government blockade runner.
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Lyon
Ferry Landing
Bosier ‘Parish
Bellevua
Hutchins
W. Ricwards & Brother
Augusta
Pigeon
Mich
William Monk
Sturgis
Mithy
Ottekirts
Chauncey Gilman
Coronation Restrictions in Moscow and Irish Turmoil
Reports note a czar coronation order restricting windows and riding in Moscow, mass arrests of Nihilia, and a Dublin execution of Joseph Bradby for the Phoenix Park murders. Also covered are tobacco policy talk in Britain, the International Fisheries Exhibition in London, and a new temperance book by Vashon Rogers Jr. with historical and legal insights.
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Moscow
Childers
Exchequer
Great Britain
House of Commons
United Kingdom
London
Prince of
Prince of Wales
Dublin
Hook
Crook
Friends of
Tor
London Times
Joseph Bradby
Ireland
Lord Cavendish
Burke
Phenix Park
Fires Destroy Mansions and Stables Across States
News notes several fires including the Langer Ten Eyck mansion near Albany destroyed, and canal stables of Edward Wohite also burned with horses perishing. Anna Mendenhall of James Town Ohio died after clothes caught fire. A Texas dispatch claims the Alamo flag is dying as it returns to state hands. A Harrodsburg Ky fire leveled the lumber yard and a Presbyterian church, with $150,000 loss. Choctaw Council meets in Armstrong Academy to discuss emancipation and citizenship rights for freedpeople. Interior Secretary refers Chickasaw and loyal Creek claims to Court of Claims. Paris Gaulwitz reports Suez Canal Company plans a parallel canal at 225 million francs.
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Ten Eock
Whutehead Road
Albany
General Bradstreet
Ganservoort
Ten Eyck
Edward Wohite
N. Y
Ltch
Anna Mendenhall
Jamestown
Greene County
Ohio
San Antonio
Texas
Tibbitt
Harrodsburg
New Presbyterian
Secretary of the Interior
Court of Claims
United States
Paris
Regiment VU 1 L holds Fifteenth Annual Re Union at Wooster
The 120th Regiment VU 1 L. announces a Daunstead Court Martial convening at the Academy of Music Wooster Ohio on Tuesday June 5 1883 at 10 am. The Fifteenth Annual Reunion follows with regimental music speeches toasts and a banquet. Officers of the pay chief marshal and organizing committee listed. Attendees urged to bring families and use reduced train fares.
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120Th Regiment
VU. 1 L
Daunstead
Academy of Music
Wooster
D&c
J. B. Taylor
M. C. Boch
Res
I. N. Kieffer
W. W. Spear
M. C. Roach
McKinney, Esq
B. Eason
B. B. Miller
Peter Sparr
Emer McManus
J. P. van Nest
Sureon Byron Staunton
Cincinnati
Ohio
Col
W. Slocum
Ashland
E. Fraunfelter
Akron
B. T Jones
Bellaire
Young America Brass Band
Woost
Rae ¥ Gard
Wooster City
Equa
Jacob Schultz
Streetcar Service Between Wheeling and Bridgeport Depot
Daily trains run except Sundays with pickups and drop offs at Bridgeport depot. Street car arrivals and departures connect Wheeling transit to the Bridgeport line on signal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
Bridgeport
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Herala
J. Ashenhurst
Epron- Wooster, C
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Burgholtz
Niagara County
Tettini
Savoy Cavalry
Italy
Murray Hill
George Washington Warren
Charlestown
Mass
Bunker Hill Monument Society
American Colonization Society
Boston
4. L. Stoddard
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Jersey City
Montgomery
Orange County
J. H. Horrer
Pittsburgh
Wave Marvin
Erie
Fargo
D. T
Foreign Intelligence
Thiabove
Weed, Pi ‘Pons & Co
Vashon Rogers,Jr
Rogersi
Buriland
England
Justices of the
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Elmer McManus
Woo
J. W Johnson
Fredericksburg
J. P. Way Jest
A. A. Keister Applecreek
Peter Oarr
I. N. Kiefer
J. P. Vannest
Sec
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Medina
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Russell
Easton
Warwick
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Massillon
Navarre
Canal Dover
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Phia
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Fiera
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C. Cc. Ir’y
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Piteebursh
Teks
Ejfert
Sam
Elert
New Jrirm
Craighead
Sabolt
Zimmerman
Wooster Stove CO
Gelead
Opposite Zimmerman
East Lake
Best Mechanics
Hartman & Durstine
Herald Office
Sheridah
Ridui
Johnson & Co
Baspov
Mas
Mitchell
Mitchel
Arsar rSsaparil
Trsianilla
Stillingia
Ayer
J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Lyonshe
ALY State
Monroe Sts
Chicago
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Pases
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Pompors
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Drumaior
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Exsine Snoudry Mand Ourots
Bbpalengeles
Alanteur
Chok
Loomis & Nyman
Tifin
Catadlighes
Am Journal of Medicine
le Gate
Stekia
Ytma
P.O
Mole
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