The Treasury Gold Reserve Shrinks Amid Market Turmoil
The article reports a sudden decline in the U.S. gold reserve during cabinet discussions on Carlisle’s policy. It notes massive gold withdrawals for shipment, market speculation in New York and Chicago, and the possibility of replacing gold payments with greenbacks if the reserve cannot be restored promptly. It also covers public rumors and various banker opinions on.currency policy andTreasury action.
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Washington
Ile Timilion
Carlisle Sayers
Treasury
Cleveland
Greenbucks
Jono Shirode
Uabiash
Herbert
New York
Cardale
Modyubotuitn
Boston
Canada
Golf
Tia
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Carlisle
Autha
Fonda of the Treasury
Lebruirs
Warcely
Cystem House
Choveland
Chhsk
Iercury Department
Andi
Conrad Jordan
Uit
Kerk Bank
Gladstone Delivers Second Reading on Home Rule Bill
London April reports show Gladstone in strong form defending Home Rule for Ireland with a clear majority on division. Balfour and Morley led opposing speeches as the debate closed with a 254 to 201 vote in favor. Cheers greeted Gladstone at the lobby and onlookers outside the House as he departed.
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London
Minior
Rladatove
Amust
Balfour
Attock
Su Henry James
Gladstone
Sir Balfour
Bisek
Tord Saheturs
Ireland
Eulzabeth
Monk Steed
Liberal Party
George Bartley
North Ialington
Morley Cholef
Weland
Tom Redmond
Parnell
Janzhter
Edwin Booth Slipping Toward Death in New York
Edwin Booths condition worsened late last night as Dr Smith and a nurse attended him. The Platers Club and actors mournful mood grows, and insiders fear Booth may not live much longer.
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New York
Edwin Booths
Dr Smith
Plavers’ Club
Edwin Booth
Tragedy at Thape Butte Mine Fire Claims Nine Men
April 21 saw a deadly fire at the Thape Butte mine of the Butte and Boston Company. Nine miners including Laward Passoe Richard Andrews Sam Lavette Frank Geer Richard Trembol Thomas Gray Jameo Netto Antonio Beara and bk Bugis were trapped and unable to escape. Cause unclear, possibly a candie touch in timbers.
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Montana
Thape Butte
Butte
Boston
Laward Passoe
Richard Andrews
Sam Lavette
Frank Geer
Richard Trembol
Thomas Gray
Jameo Netto
Antonio Beara
Bk Bugis
Two Murderers Escape Sing Sing Under Stormy Night
Sing Sing inmates Pallister and Roble, both under death sentence, overpowered guards and fled the cell block after peppering a guard and seizing keys. They escaped as dawn broke, with uncertainty on river or wall exits, while Osmond and Carlyle Wo Harms remained behind. A deputy marshal was wounded in Alabama while pursuing a separate white caps case. In New Haven, Frances Harris killed herself after her husband Oscar Harris died from illness.
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Sing Sing
Trohle
Pathtex
New York
Adam Kane
Grand Strevt
South Fifth Avenue
Rohle
Paulsen
Hester Street
Byrnes
New York City
Glynn
Mgths
Hulse
Pallister
Roble
Murphy
Valuster
London
Anniston
W N Payne
United States
Cleburne
Regio
Tom Clark
Payne
Special Revenue
W W Colquitt
Charles South
Jackson
Charley Bannister
Banister
Fayne
Mike
Colquitt
Harte
Mr. Harris
Harry
All Quiet at the Mikes in Tracy City Camp
Nashville dispatch reports troops in ordinary camp at Tracy City awaiting orders home. Guards to rise to seventy five per inspectors, convicts aware of planned attack aiming to break back into mines. no active changes expected until directive satisfaction.
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Nashville
Tenn
Tracy City
Sire
Board of Poaon
McMinnville men ride 40 miles to quell trouble
Sixteen men from the McMinnville company rode forty miles over the mountains by horse and arrived this morning. Sheriff Sanders is taking an active part in quelling the trouble and warns of personal danger. The attacking party, said to number over fifty and composed of younger, rougher elements, remains at large with no arrests made.
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Medent
McMinnville Company
Sherff Sanders
St 18 Sud
Land Eviction Clash in Craven County Ends in Turmoil
Supreme Court decision assigns land in James City Craven County to James A Bryan and wife. Sheriff Lane attempts eviction of about 5,000 black residents. two failed attempts due to lockouts and intimidation. Governor Carr unable to deploy militia. sheriff plans new action with a large posse and local militia. Bryan offers settlement terms, but residents, who occupied land during the war, resist. Anxious to begin eviction when sheriff returns. arching mediation efforts reported from a group of black instructors seeking settlement terms acceptable to Bryan.
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Supreme Court Saving
James City
Craven County
Belonce
James A Bryan
Lane
Dows
Sheriff Lane
Policn
New Berne
Carr
Rew Jere
Brydy
Jenze
Teia
North Carolina
Ames
Nom
Mexro Prenchera
Brad
Segrors Wll
Bryan
A Cold Blooded Murder and Fatal Family Feud
Knoxville reports a prominent Tennessee farmer killed by a shot through a window. The brother in law, Q B Stepp, was found guilty and arrested. The case ties to alleged adultery, alimony disputes, and family tensions. Separate Tol. Nemulka found dead with a gunshot in Wise County, linked to jealousy and possible suicide. Austrian-born immigrant. In Monro area, a bloody clash ends with a sheriff killed and multiple Mexican officers slain, while Americans Peary and Brook involved.
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Knoxville
Teno
Enoropic
Joasph Nemulka
Bristol Tenn
Joseph Nemecska
Wise County
Norton
Nemulka Wna
Snodgraws
Phoenix
Apri
Monro
Frank Peary
Frank Breckmers
Brook
Shemé
Bm Brook
Peary
Aovuther
Mace
Convention adjourns after electing Dr Gailor as assistant bishop
In Nashville the diocesan convention adjourned after electing Dr Gailor as assistant bishop and accepting his resignation as secretary. Bishop Qorntard delivered an emotive speech expressing doubt he would preside at another convention. In Philadelphia the Pennsylvanian Steel Co. shows debts, assets, and plant value, with 4,400 workers employed. Long Branch reports the death of Yimer Perrine from pepper-induced illness at age twenty six. Arbitration argues before the Behring tribunal as Myr J C Carter presents United States case.
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Gailors
Nashville
Tent
Gailor
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Qorntard
Yimer Perrine
Abe Bowrin Perrine
Axe
Jearrs
Perrine
Myr
J C Carter
Oun Altor
United States
Behring
Outrageous Hazing At Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware Ohio April 21 A gang of male students at Ohio Wesleyan University branded six or seven female students with red hot tools and letters DOG 4A after forcing a nitrate of silver application. The six branded students faced initial arrest. case details were released and victims sought 100 as damages. Faculty to investigate the incident.
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Oto Wesleyan University
Monetee Hall
Evenig
College Campua
Mickey Harrold
NBC Fog
Joe
Rovers
Brown
Wilson
Thin City
Orlando C
Hern
Dayton
Abert Mausin
Chattanooga
AL Envil Smt
Ohio Weoleyan Unniversity
An Important Order on Deposting Securities 1893
A reform committee for the Central Railroad and Banking Company announces strict timing for posting securities under the reorganization plan. It bars extending deposits beyond May 1 next, allowing later recruitment only with a 3 percent penalty, per the committee's order. The Southern Bank of the State of Georgia advertises May 1 as the reporting deadline.
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Central Railroad and Banking Cmpany
Aeongitaes
William F Wharton
Southern Bank
Georma
Savanna
Apri
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