In Exacting Times of War and Fire Across America
A scrambled, OCR style digest reports a string of incidents: a shooter killing his wife mistaking her for an incendiary near Montgomery. cholera fears easing in parts of the country. New York oyster culture succeeding at Cold Spring Harbor. prairie fires west of Wingspey. deaths from cattle and horse fires. Mormon church activity near Payson after leaving Bridgeport. Catholic donations from Kentucky distiller Sylvester Johnson. insanity rumor about William Howanderwix in Louisville. consular appointment for North Carolina’s Jernigan to Osaka and Tokyo. death of Rev Daniel Irving in Orange New Jersey. a shipyard fire in Richmond and $50,000 loss. tobacco losses. fossils sent to Purdue. several legal and political notes including Dakota judge Bolerton resigning, and Bartlett Tripp linked to Edger-ton. petroleum discovery near Lafayette. New York grand jury indictments against Ward for grand larceny. a fire in North Manchester and lamp topple. a man’s suicide in Maryland after robbery. a drowning of three sisters and a brother saved in a Pennsylvania incident. a Chicago lawyer shooting, a man’s murder tied to spousal jealousy. Knights of Honor suit against Breckenridge. battles with Indians in Battleford. murder trials in New York and Ohio. a Grant death mask commission in Chicago. death of Dr A D Cole at Nashotah and a Wisconsin fire. Chippewa Falls fire losses. and various minor crimes and mishaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nya Livingston
Ala
Eastman
Suneus-Gesenda Hasiman
New York Fish Commission
Cold Spring Harbor
L. 1
Wingspey
Bridgeport
Payson
Utah
Kentucky
Sylvester Johnson
New Haven
North Carolina
United States
Osaka
Hingo
Tapaa
Daniel Irving
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church
Orange
N. J
Richmond
Allegheny
Lafayette
Purdue University
Gurr
Bolerton
Dakota
Moody
Bartlett Tripp
Edgertin
Ind
Grand Jury
New York
Ward
Little Napoleon
Wat. Coon
Petersburg
Cook
Babe
Toulon
Cherry Valley
Leetonia
Ohio
Oregon
Witner Rover
Indianapolis
Georgia
Wilson
Camden
Hamilton
North Manthester
Hillsboro
Henry Huettigs
Elliott City
Howard County
Maryland
L. Eugene Gray
Willimantic
Conn
Neale
Beckie
Annie Neale
Mary Neale
Battleford
Northwest Territory
Ricuver
Middleville
Herkimer County
Prof
Smith
Fairfield Academy
Auburn
Mary Cruze
Warren
Onondaga
William
Prosaia
Robert T. Lrycoux
Arthur
Col. Fred. Grant
St. Louis
Omaha
J. G. Rourke
Third
United States Cavalry
Crook
Sierra Madre
Franks
General Land Office
M. D. Haley
Rathdrum
Idaho
Northwest
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Montana Improvement Company
Mattoon
Ili
Patrick Nicholson
Chicago
Karl Gerhardt
Hartford
Gen. Grant
Gerhardt
Grant Monument Committee
Washington
Smithsonian Institution
Milwaukee market notes and grain prices 1885 update
Finance and commerce report from Milwaukee dated Oct 15 1885 shows active rural bank business, steady money market, and New York exchange firm. Bank clearings 71520337 dollars with 10481306 balances, currency demand from Northwest for crops steady, rail freights and wheat checks rising. Wheat prices for various grades, mill production, and commodities markets detailed along with Western grain receipts and shipping, plus a Neenah death by suicide case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WistoNses
Milwaukee
Northwest
New York Exchange
London
Wace Street
Pacific
Nashville Chat
Central
American Express
North-Western
Bur
Pitts, & W
Canada
Southerm
Bor
Jont
Western
Uhio
Cleve
Ore
Gene
Columbus
Pacific Mall
Del
Harlem
St. Pani
Houston
Texas
Tiliais Central
St. P
Min
Man
Ind
Bloom
Wea
Pan
Omaha
Kansas
Lake Erie & West
Pacifi
Lake Shore
Cnion Pacifi
Louis
Nashville
Express
N. Albany
L.& Mar.&Cin
Wells Fargo Mem
Charleston
Western Union
Michigan Central
Quicksilver
Minn
S. L
Missouri Pacific
L. & P. Mobile & Ohie
Morris & Essex
Fionn
Barrela
Liverpool
Washington Agricultural Bureau
Europe
Government
No. Lin
Berswax
Perth
Berrex—Choice Creamery
Scranton
Lackawanna
Blossburg
Pittsburg
Briar Hill
Telegraph
New York
Curiaco
Cmcaco
Crrcaco
Ill
Mark Lane
Cosal
California
Michigan
Paris
Liverrook
St. Louis
Parkers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wisconsi
Carlotta Perry
Turopora WinTox
Schaps OF
History
Cole
Oconomowoc
Wis
A. D. Cole
Theological Seminary
Nashotah
Japan
Onothen
Sandwich Islands
West
Brown University
Rhode Island
General Theological Seminary
Bishop Coxe
Western New York
Burgess
Quincy
Adams
Breck
Hobart
St. Luke's
Kalamazoo
Mich
St. Luke’s
Racine
Nashotah House
Chippewa Falls
Bridge and
River Streets
River
Bay Streets
Chippera Lumber & Boom Company
C. Allen
Bergerson, Goulet & Co
John Bennett
E. Hodge
Joseph Archambeau
John Hamlin
Chippewa Lumber & Room Company
Brandreth
Monnesg
William J. Wagner
Primrose
Dane County
Frank Hyde
Monticello
New Glavus
Darlington
Daruwerox
Jacob Hotz
Finance and Commerce
Craxserries
Malagas
Delawares
Muscatels
Morocco
Young Hyson
Imperial
Porto Rico
Ponce
New Orleans
Carolina
Rangoon
Java
Patna
Rio
Gross Bros
Golden Laundry
Pelta
Wisconsin
W. B
Milwaukee Lumber Dealers’ Association
Shippey
Benton
McKillop
Great Britain
Neenah
Neeewan
William Sturm
Ploney Ottman
W.F. McArthur
Appleton
Select
Wisconsin Avenue
Sturm
Price Harking Powder CO
Eat
Lancet
Allen
ENE Meg CO
Way
N.Y
James Pyle
Ablin Pearlin
Isc
Bat
Secars
A. Radee
Chestnut Street
Cademy
Ursuline Nuns
Westchester Avenue
Harlem Bridge
Dou- Wick
Ursuline Academy
Station R
New York City
Muskego Road
Hale's Corners
Layton House
Hanover Street
Abel
Vickery
Augusta
2Estamp Eagle Card Works
Northford
Vann
WIS. Card-Co
Eland
Wik
Brown Bros
Rochester
N.C
Dyse's Beard
Heystinat Maumech
C. Atk Bivenghn
Doan
St .Phils Pa
Piper
Gardner
Irsaser
Mwaukee
Jt. M. Moore
Wabash Chicago
DH. Williams
Anin Bt
PPS
Oramer
Aikens & Oramer
Abou
Aros
Prig, Srea
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