GONE UNDER A New York firm’s assignment shocks investors
New York reports the assignment and suspension of 8. V. White & Co. with liabilities described as very large though few shares remain. The failure is linked to corn speculation more than stocks, with Chicago expected to feel the impact. News of the collapse sent corn prices down while the commercial world braces for a wide reaction.
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V. White & CO
New York
Chicago
8. V. White & Co
The
Stock Exchange
White
Fim
Produce Exchange
Steadman
Wall Street
Par nellite clash leaves man dead in Newburghe fight
A fatal clash between Parnellites and anti Parnellites occurred in Newburgh. The incident followed heated rhetoric at Cabinetlee where Mr Parnell argued that one man one vote would shrink Ireland's electoral strength. The report also notes other disparate events including a bombing at St Joseph and a fire in North Dakota.
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Neuupghe
Exander Jacques
Westminster Aquarium
Bishop Turner
Boston
Africa
Walter
Beresford
Rome
Georgia
Hamburger Nachrichten
Prince Bismarck
Reichstag
Pacific
St. Joseph
Parnell
Cabinetlee
Treland
Prohibition organ raided and vandalized in Capiz Ohio
The Flambeau the prohibition organ of the county was raided unknowns carried out type from the office scattering it across several blocks. Editor J G rs has condemned saloonkeepers and officers for lax enforcement. No suspects named. War declared by Rogers who vows further retaliation and retypes. Separately in Springfield George W Wilson formerly Armstrong works bookkeeper and Foos trustee agent arrested on embezzlement charge. Berry aided by Armstrongs in alleged theft spree at the boilermakers plant. Wilson released on $500 bond.
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Capiz
Flambeau
The
Flaubeau
J. G. Rs
Rogers
Armstrong
Springfield
George W. Wilson
Armstrong Bros
R. H. Foos
Armstrons
W. C. Armstrong
Armstrongs
Newton Berry
Wilson
Berry
H. H. Foos
Georgia Lawmaker’s Rage Sparks House Altercation
In Atlanta the Randolph representative Dr. Baldwin rushed toward Mr. Fleming amid debate threatening to whip him. Fleming stayed calm and the speaker intervened. Baldwin apologized later for his harsh words, while Fleming defended his conduct. Also, Thomas D. Shields of Allegheny Heating settled with directors after a $100,000 shortfall, resigning his post.
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Houses of Representatives
Dr. Baldwin
Mr. Fleming
Atlanta
House of Representatives
Randolph
Richmond
Fleming
Pirrepurs
Thomas D. Shields
Allegheny Heating Company
Briceville Miners Facing Imminent Conflict Near Convict Mines
Knoxville reports warlike tension around Briceville as state limits expire on the 25th and miners gather within fifty miles to press for the convicts' release. J E Goodwin leads armed guards, with a defense plan set to provoke bloodshed if demands are unmet. Atlanta adds a new weekly paper backing the Ocala platform and party reforms while two men are arrested on suspicion of murder and convict escape.
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Knoxville
Briceville
J. E. Goodwin
Atlanta
Elam Christian
Douglassville New South
Herald
Christian
Northen-Livingston
Rej
James Twiggs
Ed_ Collins
Mehaffay
Decatur Street
Collins
Monroe County
Twiggs
Mehaffey
Usda
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Great Northern
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Dave Abibing
London
Edward Dowden
Dublin
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Holmesville
William Painter
Bismarck
N. D
W. Johnson and Son
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Baliye Armel
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