Undoubted Bank Boom Reported In Large Cities
Comptroller reports show a revival in business with loans and discounts rising across major cities led by New York. New York loans increased to 360,800,450 and deposits up over 26 million. reserve remains 8 percent above required. Boston and Philadelphia also show gains, Chicago adds loans but spends on gold coin. Brooklyn reports contraction in deposits while remaining steady on gold. Massacots and other items note political disturbances and a separate arrest warrant for Jesse Coxey amid broader news from Washington.
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Suspect Arrested in Quantico Train Robbery Case
A man described by Virginia authorities was arrested in Cumberland Maryland on his way to Pittsburgh. He claimed Kansas origin, had over 1051 dollars, two watches, and a Colt revolver. He is suspected of involvement in the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad robbery and faces Richmond authorities. Reports say other arrests and loot were tied to the Quantico gang.
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Southern Railway issues historic consolidated mortgage deed in Tennessee
A Knoxville dispatch reports the first consolidated mortgage deed of the Southern Railway, covering all tram rights and assets. The filing lists 000,000 dollars in favor of the company and 100 Gold bonds to be issued, marking a record mortgage in Tennessee with 176 counties involved.
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Great Express Robbery Case Ends in Acquittal in Nashville
Nashville October 17 The jury in the Hardin Elrod express robbery case returned verdicts of not guilty for all defendants. The crowded courtroom erupted in confusion as foreman announced the acquittals Elrod and others greeted each other and supporters expressed relief amid the tense scene.
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Japanese 15,000 troops near Port Arthur in Shanghai dispatch
The Herald reports from Shanghai that 15 000 Japanese soldiers under Field Marshal Oyama encamped north of Port Arthur eyeing a move. The emperor's father in law Kwei assumes command to block landings near Pekin and foreigners flee. O Conor the British minister faced orders to depart as Pekin splits.
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Florida Phosphate Combine Aims To Stabilize Prices
Ocala Oct 17 A Florida phosphate combine seeks uniform selling terms to raise prices for miners. Gainesville National Bank owner Ed Holder, Trimble of Stan, and Joseph T. Jones of the Pensacola mine are key figures. The plan hopes to unite large and small miners to avoid price undercutting and boost the Florida phosphate industry.
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Battle for Freedom in Victor Town Holds Up Robbers
A sheriff's posse pursued two armed masked robbers after a bold hold up in Victor Colorado. Citizens scattered as the outlaws fired and fled, prompting authorities to close in and return fire.
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O'Briens Case Reversed by Tennessee Supreme Court
The Tennessee Supreme Court in Knoxville reversed a lower court ruling that quashed the indictment of M. J. O'Brien ex-supreme chancellor of the Catholic Knights of America for embezzling 75000 dollars from the order. The decision rests on a charter interpretation of corporate redress.
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Thatcher Says President Will Back State Democratic Ticket
Thatcher reports authoritative word that President Cleveland will soon urge supporters to back the Democratic state ticket. He says Cleveland has not publicly spoken but is believed to favor the ticket, citing the administration’s steady stance and prior policies.
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Family tragedy in Alabama ends in murder and further deaths
A Marshall county farmer near Bristow’s cave hires his nephew to cut timber. A quarrel over settlement leads to Bartlett assaulting and killing his elder son and injuring another. The elder Bartlett dies, and a pattern of harsh events follows, with family members left in distress.
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Justice Jackson Health Prompt Warm Climate Plan
Washington October 17 Justice How ell E Jackson of the United States supreme court has been in ill health for some time and doctors advise a warm climate immediately. He was absent part of the last term and his destination has not been selected.
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