The New York Produce Exchange and other July Wide Awake items
The July Wide Awake features Dr Richard Wheatly on the New York Produce Exchange and a prior NYSE piece, Warner's three charter sketches with Reinhart drawings, and Goldsmiths She Stoops to Conquer with Abbey plates. It also surveys Ely on railway reform, Gibson on Singing Wings, Hawthorne frontispiece, Independence Day pieces, Demeritt on Fort William and Mary, Brooks on George III, Morgan on a Sixteenth Century Boy, Holmes on Europe, Hamerton on French and English manners, Parsons on The Labor Question, Fiske on revolutionary confusion, and Craddock and Bishop installments with Ouida and Miss Preston notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's
New York Produce Exchange
Richard Wheatly
New York Stock Exchange
Charles Dudley Warner
C. S. Reinhart
Appleton Morgan
Atlantic
Europe
Holmes
Philip Gilbert Hamerton
France
George Frederic Parsons
John Fiske
Mr. Jamez
Craddock
Bishop
Champney
Various Local News From Milwaukee to Chicago
J W Craig of Toledo buys The Indianapolis Sentinel for 3000 dollars. Milwaukee riot verdict finds John Protzman guilty and Herman Lampel acquitted. North Chicago rolling mill signs Amalgamated scale at Bay View Wisconsin. A M Broder of Illinois is nominated by prohibitionists for Congress in the Thirteenth Illinois district. Quail egg sized bail damages corn in Mon esquaillist section Wednesday night. Shasta Emets Synagogue in St Louis ousts Rabbi H Sonneschein for Unitarianism. International Hahnemanian association opens in Saratoga New York with H C Atler presiding. Judge Tutley of Chicago dissolves injunction against Chicago board of trade after expulsion of L W Pitcher. Patti’s wedding breakfast custom gifts guests with garter piece. Unknown lunatic committed to asylum at Jamestown SD turns out to be Charles R Burchard cousin of Ex President Hayes. Lew Wallsce settles at Crawfordsville Ind pursuing literature earning 4000 a year from books. Rev Dr Reilly of Detroit to Irish parliamentary fund contributions totaling 225000 since Boston. Heavy rain and hail ruin crops in southern Macon county Illinois. Three inches of hail on ground Thursday. Isaac Cook president of American Wins Company died at Eureka Springs Arkansas in his 74th year. Cook was Chicago postmaster during President Pierce’s administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Craig
Toledo
Indianapolis Sentinel
Juy
Milwaukee
John Protzman
Herman Lampel
Chicago
Bay View
Wis
Thusday
Amalgamated Association
A. M Broder
Mulinois
Prohbibitionists
Congress
Iliinois
Patti
Ind
Dr. Reilly
Detroit
Messrs. McCarthy and
Biggar
Irish Parliamentary Fund
Boston
Macon County
Ilinois
Poisoning at Potterville casts shadow over New Jersey picnic
A New York report describes a Potterville New Jersey poison scare after an ice cream batch allegedly tainted with arsenic sickens many. Doctors estimate up to 30 grains introduced, with two dozen left near death. The state health board pursues leads while village clergy face suspicion amid feuds and lingering fear. A Michigan chemist also reports tyrotoxicon in dairy as a broader cause of similar illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorke
Pottersville
New Jersey
Doars
State Board of Health
Potterstiilé
Eirch Isan
Exis
V. C Vaughan
Newton
Mich
Vaughen
Ind Victim Denies Explosives Plot at Akron Warehouse
June 26 report from Ind notes a man denied having any explosives in his warehouse after an anonymous postal card from Feooktys Ohio hinted at Labor unrest. He claims to possess evidence likely to lead to arrests soon, while local citizens are split in opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ind
Feooktys
I Labor Rere
Axriocicn Terver
Empire Reaper
John E. Seibating
Akzoc
Ohio
Iby
Multiple World News Snippets From June Reports
Reports from New Loxpox Col umbia college eight modestly beat Penn by thirteen lengths on a four mile course in 20 41 near record pace. A Royal Thames yacht official doubts Galatea against Irex as owner Lieut Henn sails with his wife aboard. Rev Charles Reilly sends £14000 to McCarthy and Bigger for Irish parliamentary funds, total around £45000. Pullman Palace Car Co loses bid for new trial as Central Transportation wins $10000 rental verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Loxpox
Conn
Columbia College
University of Pennsylvania
Irex
England
Pullman
Paitapgsophia
McKennan
United States Circuit Court
Pullman Palace Car Company
Central Transportation Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vohmer
Wim. Mason
Prederic Brandeis
Gottschale
Soomer & Co Se
P. Steinhagen
Otte German Musical Department
Ted Sonner & Co
Carl Steinhats
N.Y. Conservatory
Mrstc
McNie & CO
Postoffice
Rackerg
Marsland
Wedgwood
St. Paul
East Third St
Winona
Piwz Fatlor
Golden Rule Clothing
M. Jacobi
P. O
Arcola
Harvey Campbell
Stephen
Harvey
Austin
American Association
Brooklyn
Baltimore
Philadelphia—athletics
Metropolitans
Louisville
Cincinnati
Pittseeere
St Louis
Washington
New York
Louis
Kansas City
Keness
THE
National Legislature
Fitz John Porter
Senate
Portland (Ore) Board of Trade
van Wyck
Northern Pacific
Cascada
Logan
Gen. Porter
Porter
Manderson
Abraham Lincoln
James A. Garfield
Army
HOUSE
Wasurxeros Crry
William J. Sewell
Martin T. McMahone
J. L Mitchell
Wisconsin
Board of Managers of
National Homes
Bland
Missouri
Bayne
Pennsylvania
United States
Virginia
Wasarscron Crry, Juns
Tne
House Committee On Judiciary
John F. Hume
Mary White
Gid Wna
Shrewsbury
Staten Island
Billings
Ives
Miss White
Mr. White
Philadelphia
Bastos
Philadelphia Street Railway
Chipewa
Massachusetts
Ciscivnati
Krippendorf & Detmer’s
Hannah Powderly Assembly
Knights of Labor
Thane
Knights’ Executive Committee
Knights and Rome
Coscissati
the of Labor
Elder
Church Authority of Canada
United
Cuattancoca, Tenn
Roan Iron Company
Galatea
Parnell
Maud S
Maeda
Cleveland
Robert Bonner
Bonner
Winona Mill Company
Rusical Instruments
Abelule
Will J. Evans
West Third Street
J.J. Geise & Son
Polzin
East Third Street
Flint Furnace
Filstclaes Tennee
J. J. Geish & Son
East Thin Street
Architects
C.g.maybury &Son
E. Third Street
Boston Bakery
J. A. Merigold & CO
Third Street
Elething
Eleishman
Third and
Center Streets
Sewelry
Hastings Bros
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