Bonds in Sight as Treasury Seeks Market Support
Washington April 25 Special The gold outflow continues with 3 200 000 sent out today 2 000 000 drawn from the subtreasury and the rest from prior days Boston and western banks provided 6 000 000 in advances to keep the reserve intact. Banks demand marketable bonds and the government may issue fifty million in bonds for a limited period with half to be placed to attract gold. Post office cost pressures mount amid rising clerical pay and building needs. Georgia politicians see shifts in appointments as Cleveland weighs postmaster and consular choices.
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Naval Review and Fleet Entry at New York Harbor
Reports describe Russia and allied fleets entering lower New York harbor amid a naval review. U S party heads to New York for events, and carrier pigeons relay messages from the cruiser Atlanta as ships sail east and winds shift toward the review.
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United Atlanta
Armory Blaze in Chicago Claims Several Lives
Fire destroyed the First Regiment Illinois National Guard armory in Chicago this morning. Two men died and six others are believed to have perished. Two more were rescued from certain death by firefighters, as crowds outside heard frantic pleas but could not reach the victims. The explosion of the magazine and the collapse of the walls left witnesses stunned by the scale of the disaster.
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Edison Electric Company
Centenary Catholic Celebration in New Orleans
In New Orleans on April 25 a centenary Catholic celebration unfolds with a sunrise fifty-gun salute, a solemn pontifical mass at St Louis Cathedral, and sermons in French and English delivered by noted clergy including Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishops from New York and Cincinnati among many from across the United States.
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Gold Inflow Boosts Treasury Reserves In April
Rostow Bankers arrive in Washington as Secretary Carlisle reports a net gold gain of 900000 beyond the 300 million reserve. The increase reflects gold exported from the New York subtreasury and accepted from Boston bankers, with additional sums from San Francisco and Keaupoke pending exchange.
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Cabinet meeting papers hint at New York bookers talks
The report notes a cache of documents brought to a cabinet meeting, seemingly about negotiations with Assistant Treasurer Jordan. Due to the incomplete state of the matter, the secretary did not venture an opinion on the issue.
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Governor Bryan Talks Peaceful Lease Settlement in James City
The governor visited James City to urge a peaceful resolution of local troubles. A conference formed a negotiating committee led by J E O Hara. Bryan proposed one year leases, later accepted for three years, with final decision due by 10 PM. If not settled troops were to move at dawn. The agreement reportedly reached and amicable settlement expected.
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Beaten with Umbrellas as Singers Confront Manager
In Pittsburg on April 25 Emma Jochs Singers attacked manager Locke at Union Station after a performance. Back salaries were unpaid, prompting a protest as the cast prepared to depart on the Atlantic express. Officers intervened and peace was restored with promises to pay at the next stop.
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Train wreck at Ways station kills several near Somerset
At Ways station four miles from Somerset Pennsylvania a runaway passenger engine struck a standing train. Many workers on board jumped free while others were crushed. Seven bodies recovered and fears of higher death toll grow as relatives in Somerset learn of casualties amid chaotic, ongoing rescue work. Authorities probe cause as residents await updates.
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Fooled the Sheriff Accomplice Freezes Prison Escape
Middletown New York April 25 It was revealed that J E Danforth swindler Red Austin escaped jail with aid from his accomplice who impersonated a United States marshal He returned the supposed prisoner Angtin after a forged warrant led to a transfer to Newburgh and the arrest reveals the ruse and forgery involved.
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Express Robbery Blanks Paper Package at Central Railroad
A neat express robbery occurred on the Central Railroad of Georgia in Birmingham. A package sent by Savannah by Southern Express to pay salaries arrived empty, its contents rifled and replaced with blank paper. No suspect identified yet. investigation ongoing.
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Woman in Black Seen by Preacher in Tennessee
Chattanooga April 2. Reverend W P Hanna of Cleveland Tenn is the latest to report sighting the mysterious woman in black. The eerie figure has been observed in public places and continues to baffle residents as authorities investigate the appearances.
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