Carlisle Delays Financial Policy Amid Gold Exports
Washington April 17 Secretary Carlisle declines to outline future fiscal action awaiting the emergency. He conferred with Senator Sherman and will meet the president. The free gold in the treasury has been reduced to about 500,000 with a $1,250,000 gold shipment planned for tomorrow.
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Washington
Caclifie
Sherman
Treasuy
Carlisle
New York
Treasury
Treasury Department
Carlidie
Cleveland
Star
Carisle
Secretary of the Treasury
Quiet Washington day as Georgia contingent seeks favors
Washington April 17 Special The Georgia contingent had a quiet day as President Cleveland met few callers beyond cabinet members. Senator Gordon pressed for friends, while Georgia hopefuls jockeyed for posts and railroad-like plums. Bascom Myrick traveled to Baltimore, with a decision on the Berlin consul general imminent.
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Washington
Georgia
Cleveland
Gordon
Bascom Myrick
Baltimore
Berlin
Owens
Myrick
Blackburn
Kentucky
Milledgeville
Cubding
Wright
Newell
Toeot
Mr. Cleveland
South Carolina ties push for foreign appointment amid rumors
Reported maneuvering surrounds appellate judgeship in district with South Carolina friends pressing for a foreign mission. Hemphill denies applying but notes possible nomination via Cleveland. Sart travels for Indian tribes as attorney, while Brannon’s pilferings dominate Weather Bureau theft findings and calls for overhaul.
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South Carolina
Cleveland
Hemphill
Ruesio
Orr
Pickens
George Sart
Supreme Court Delays Docket To Attend Chicago World’s Fair
The US Supreme Court plans to suspend call of the docket on the 28th to arrange travel for the Chicago World’s Fair opening May 1. Justice Batchelder notes a Texas real estate power issue in a marriage and a reversal in Mexia v Oliver. The court grants a new trial for the Dinols postal act case and discusses a petition rehearing with filing deadlines through the 28th.
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Washington
Ril
Supreme Rial
United States
Fuller
Chicago
Battchford
Supreme Court of the United States
Texas
United States Circuit Court For
Northern District of Texas
Sarah Mexia
E. A. Mexia
TE. Oliver
George F. Wilson
Sorthern
Northern District of Dinols
New Trian
Supreme Court
Palow
Justice Field
Bir
Western i ‘Telegraps Company
Tuncuncidee
Supreme Courta
Duke's Day Pushes Agenda With City Delegation Visit
Today Duke called on the archbishop amid a planned visit by a delegation from the Chamber of Commerce. The meeting aims to discuss local business and church cooperation as regional leaders prepare for upcoming initiatives.
Duke of Veragua Opens New York Visit with Escort
The Duke of Veragua rides through Manhattan with a royal party and police escort after an early breakfast. He meets Archbishop Corrigan and plans a 11 o'clock delegation from the chamber of commerce. A 1 PM reception at City Hall follows, with Troop A in front and Captain Hoe in command.
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New York
Duke of
Gilroy
C. F. Hoe
Duke de Veragua
Chauncey M. Depew
Maranis
The Duke of Veragua A Portrait of a Spanish Noble
The article details the life and lineage of the Duke of Veragua born in Madrid in 1837, tracing his titles from Columbus's descendants. It notes his education at the University of Madrid, LL.D. degree, long political involvement since 1870, multiple terms as MP with potential senate access, and his interests in cattle and agriculture. It also mentions his marriage in 1867 to Dona Thel de Aguilera and his wife’s refined, motherly appearance.
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Cristobal Galen de Laledo Y Lartentegui de
Christopher Columbus
America
Duke de
Madrid
Truke de Veragua
University of Madrid
Senate
Donathel de Aguilera
House of Cereallon
Sheiga
Striking Union Pacific Shop Workers Vacate Omaha
About 500 workers in Omaha left their jobs as part of a broad strike over shop seniority and timing of assignments. The action spreads to Denver, Cheyenne, Salt Lake, and other cities with 3,000 to 7,000 workers potentially involved. Officials urge restraint as the walkout unfolds across multiple divisions and states.
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Omehe
Neb
Union Pacific
Union
Cific
Abaloua
Federation of Machinery Constructors
Omaha Ara
Denver
Cheyenne
Salt Lake
Rawham
Wttonz
Pocatello
Eripston
Laramie
LaGranie
Shoshone
Clark
Aftaecn
Means
Chemien
Omaha
Knights of Labor
Knights of Labor Union Pacific
San Francisco
Salt Lakes Utah
Ogden
Utah
Kansas City
Portland
Ravching
Wic
O. Perron
John Tighe
Ladante
Col
Santa Ire
Sante Fe
Topeka
Kay
Santa Fe
Sheehan Takes Blame for Passage of Sneak Bill
Buffalo April 217 The city hall stayed guarded last night to block entry to the mayor’s office as a court order halted new police and excise commissioners. Judge Green’s injunction papers were served on mayor Bishop comptroller and common council president. Sheehan claimed responsibility for the bill’s passage and defended it in a press interview. A noon meeting at the merchants exchange denounced the bill as tyrannical. George Clinton Ansley Wilcox and Henry A. Baker spoke as democrats and business leaders urged public action.
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Uffato
Buffalo
Common Council
Jasue
Sheehan
Mower
Cleveland
Merchants’ Exchange
Ansley Wilcox
The
Courier
Démocratic
Henry A. Baker
Democratic Party
Extended dedication program adds two sessions
The dedication extends by two days, adding Sunday and Monday sessions for a total of four sessions. The program, beginning April 11, will pass just over sixty thousand in thirteen days with 3 655 spins across all sessions as applicants for permits finalize their church accounts and claim Sta prive eRe.
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Iter
Defaulter Cashier John Schardt Dies in Nashville
John Schardt, cashier of the Mechanical Savings Bank and Trust Company, died at 2 AM after a day of unconsciousness from brain congestion. The bank had assigned assets around 161000 to 200000 with 150000 in liabilities, James J. Pryor named assignee. Deposits after Saturday noon will be returned. about one thousand depositors affected. Schardt had transferred life insurance policies totaling 80000 to the bank and real estate notes. largest debt represents 886000 secured by mortgages. The bank’s capital was 50000. insurance policies from Mutual Life New York 25000 and other carriers totaling 81000. The thirteenth premium payment had been refused by an agent previously.
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Nashville
Tenn
John Schardt
Mechanical Savings Bank and Trust Company
James J. Pryor
Schardt
Bia Life
Mechanics’ Bank
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Pennsylvania Mutual
Philadelphia
Agton Life
Hartford
New York Life
Northwestern Mutual
Zante in Ruins After Destructive Earthquake
Atheng April 17. Zante the Greek island suffered a violent morning earthquake with widespread devastation. In the city much of Wegreies was wrecked, twenty bodies recovered, hundreds injured, streets blocked with debris, and many villages extinguished. The church and government offices collapsed as authorities report near total ruin across the island.
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Atheng
Zante
Onian Islands
Wegreies
Bizarre Prison Fight and Labor Strike News Update
An incident in Auburn involving a knife and convicts ends with one dead and others injured after a confrontation with a keeper. London union leaders rally in support of Hull strikers while opposing a national strike. A Huntington, Indiana man kills himself after a grain of deception and police pursuit. Trials in Little Rock postpone as key witness is absent. Meageo court actions include Deacon Bisbee against Senan in New York. Mexico’s ex-president Gonzales shows improvement. President Diaz visits daily. Fire in Jenon, Panama prompts evacuations and sheriff assistance.
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London
Tower Hil
Hull
Hult
Eleven Convictions in Carrollton Riot Trials Boldly Proclaimed
In Carrollton Georgia eleven men have been convicted in the riot cases as trials end. Dick Byrd faced a strong state case with Sam Britt Wiley Duke Fred Duke and Willie Chambers testifying. Jesse Brooks Sr and others were found guilty while Dukes and Chambers were nol pressed. Sentences to be announced later this week amid more roe bills.
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Carrollton
Carroll Superior Court
Dick Byrd
Sam Britt
Byrd
Wiley Duke
Fred Duke
Willie Chambers
John J. Pollard
Thomas Roach
John Plemmons
Richard Byrd
Green Simkins
John Dukes
Wiley Dukes
Fred
Will Chambers
Nolle
S. J. Bowen
Sam Bowen
Lum _ Britt
W.W. J. Britt
Frank Esaon
Mary E. White
J. H. L. Benford
J. WH. L. Benford
John White
Mary B. White
Benford
White
Heralson County
Henry Benford
Price Benford
Mrs. White
Florence Maybrick Kills Self in Woking Prison Attempt
London report says Mrs Florence Maybrick attempted suicide in Woking prison by stabbing throat and chest with a table knife, saved from mortal wounds. Paragraph mentions other ciphered items about Bulgaria and Prince Ferdinand, then cholera deaths and unrelated notes.
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London
Woking
Florence Maybrick
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