Endeavor to Locate Missing Book Faces Court Stop
Proceedings in the reference case before Judge Day are halted by a common pleas court order based on an affidavit from Juhad Davis. The order questions the referee’s authority after examining Ivoy Marholy, delaying the hearing and contesting production of certain missing books to the assignee.
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New York
Day
Henry Ines & Co
Dencane
Common Pleas Court
Juhad Davis
Ivoy Marholy Afar
Sullivan
Tugavis
Wenidook
Wrecked Satone and Sumter Parley in Facing Debts
Fragmented OCR recounts Sumter and local finance turmoil involving a bank closure and legal actions. It mentions a First National bank closure, examination, and pending indemnity lands orders. References to Patou tak and Stanter Love indicate deciphering challenges, with no clear cohesive narrative.
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Satone
Sumter
Santis Catedinay S
MtEe
SC Aajuer
Extradition Conference Advances Rules for Fugitives
At an interstate extradition conference in New York on August 25 a code of rules was proposed for extraditing criminals. The document requires prosecuting officers to show probable evidence, notes lack of personal interest, and sets conditions for fugitive status. Minor offenses receive cautious consideration. The draft will go to governors and attorney generals before presenting to Congress, with a committee led by Judge Montgomery and state attorneys general. The conference adjourned sine die as plans move toward a bill and memorial.
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Georgia
Washington
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Beaver
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Sherman
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Kirkpatrick
Goodwin Brown
New York
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Ohio
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Potter
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Legislative Investigation Committee
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Parsons
Canada
Atlp
Miller
DeLlacy
Rourke Cockran
Supreme Court
Court House
Hill
Barrett
Block Island
West Exp
Loya Baanca
N. J
Martin
Seabright
Martin Tave
Colorado Tense Stand Over Lakota Threats at Glenwood Springs
Denver dispatches report Ute leader Colorow seeking a meeting with Governor Adams amid tensions with settlers and militia. Military authorities pause action pending Washington instructions as Adams travels with lawmakers to discuss mediation. An emergency debate unfolds about federal troop involvement and tribal negotiations.
Grovesteen and Pell Make Assignment in New York Firms
Grovesteen and Pell of New York assign to P W Harding after suspending trading. Bank of New York notes a loan with no losses yet. Office doors at Grovesteen and Pell locked with no response. Estimated liabilities reach 1 500 000 to 2 000 000. most secured by East and West Alabama and Rowe and Decatur railroads. stock exchange members claim about 240 700 owed.
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Grovesteen & Heil
New York
Grovesteen & Pell
Uri
Storexchnge
P W Harding
Bank of New York
Fim
Billuib
Rasanasonea
Grovestsen & Pull
Rmaain
Abete
Atice
Ka Hinwssary
Usui
Themtin
Pow. Hardin
Gravesteen & Pell
West Alabama
Rowe
Decatur Rairoad
Stock Exchange
Virchow Confirms Crown Prince Larynx Wart Not Cancer
August 25 ParaDel Pura reports Professor Virchow’s Berlin medical society paper on the crown prince of Germany. He states the laryngeal growth shows no cancerous tendency, deeming it a simple wart. Recurrence is removable and does not undermine the diagnosis or prognosis.
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Virchow
Paradel Pura
Professor Virchow
Germany
Berlin Medical Society
Bandits Routed by Customs Police in Mexican Border Chase
A party of about thirty bandits led by Martano Resindez was pursued near San Carlos by customs officers and Fifth Mexican Cavalry under Senors Foix James and Joaquin Gy Castilla and Captain Romero. Ten convicts were captured along with muskets and horses loaded with smuggled goods. Extradition requests for the smuggler Kesindez are unlikely to succeed due to treaty limits.
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Martano Resindez
Senors Foix James
Joaquin Gy Castilla
Romero
Kesindez
United States
Iepublic
Wreck of a Schooner and Plank Rescue on Lake Michigan
A schooner named Clara from Manistee ran ashore near Millet, Indiana, after a northeast gale. Captain Oloson and a sailor perished while mate Gustavsen clung to a plank, was injured, and reached shore to report the wreck as cargo and valuables drifted away.
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Indiana
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Manistes
Oloson
John Gustavson
Chicago
Manistee
Qloson
Hans Christen- Sen
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Guntaveen
Gustavson
Nya
Gustavsen
Ualin Met Shooting Club
Unti
Ben Langiois
Buried on the Union Pacific bridge accident near Denver
A collision and washout near Sand Creek killed and injured railroad workers. The Union Pacific train plunged into water and sand, trapping the engineer, with the fireman rescued unconscious. An old German lady saved an approaching Burlington express by stopping it near the endangered bridge. In a separate mine incident at Nanticoke, water surged through a lower coal vein, causing panicked escapes and delaying operations for a week or more. A U S minister to Russia, George Lathrop, may resign, though officials have no confirmation, amid private concerns and exile strain. An invitation was sent to Mrs Cleveland to attend New York firemen’s parade next month. Prohibition nominating convention in Pennsylvania names Chase for supreme judge and Iriah for state treasurer. First new bale of cotton received in Appreroy, Alabama, amid warmer weather forecast.
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HaAggspune
Simon B. Chase
Easton
D. ©. Iriah
Newcastie
Annigton
Brecial
James Won
Talindegn
Stolen Money Recovered in Philadelphia Heist
A 10,000dollar Philadelphia bond theft by Samuel Fabyan’s son led to a NY chase and arrest after he forged his father’s name to transfer the bonds and fled with the cash. Detectives recovered the money. Fabyan awaits extradition as the case unfolds amid other regional notices of feuds, crimes, and accidents.
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Charles W. Woods
Philadelphia
Mus
Babyan
City
New York
Joseph Fabyan
Samuel
J. W. Drexel & Co
Thrown Into a Cistern Brute Treatment by Tramps
A Ma Grove resident reports an evening assault on his mother and brothers by two men who asked for food. One man struck with a poker and threatened to kill, as others restrained. the injurious act could prove fatal. A separate item from Georgia recounts an infidelity tale driving two sisters from home after church revivals. the father, aged about seventy, and his wife harshly treat them, while the sisters seek aid from neighbors.
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Gere
Rime Sue Bank
Secienene
Mirznozvne. Ga
Thi
Black Prins
Proclamation Debate Over Irish League Seals Parliament Row
Forty Liberal MPs back the Irish National League as a political body while Gladstone demands full grounds for the viceroy's proclamation. Balfour counters that evidence exists in newspapers and documents, sparking a clash on disclosure and the law's application in Ireland.
The Bulgarian Question and Balkan Diplomatic Moves
The article reports on Ottoman Turkey rejecting Russia’s coercive plans for Bulgaria and delaying action, awaiting other powers under the Berlin treaty. It notes European diplomats’ views that Germany may have aided Russia to deter hasty moves, with Vienna reporting no recall of agents and Baron Thielmann remaining at Sofia. It also mentions Bulgarian prince Ferdinand, political shifts, and various European reactions plus a long list of sports scores and local notices.
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Germany
Journal de St. Petersburg
Journal de St. Peterlin Tagblatt
Sofia
Ferdinand
Saya
Algeria
Vienna
Paresers
Sofla
Austria
Italy
England
Baron Thielmann
Darmstadt
M. Toutchoff
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