Central Men in New York The Syndicate and Georgia Company
A lengthy report outlines the Central men and their secret proceedings in New York. It discusses a Georgia Company and the Georgia Central stock, a syndicate’s influence on dividends, and potential profit from speculative manipulation of securities. The piece notes ongoing conferences and uncertain outcomes for shareholders without revealing concrete details.
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Matore Furriwr
Tea
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Glen
Bas
Noreer Dactol
Gheorga Company
Rte
Georgia
Thosomin
Devine & Wu
Paul
Ohio Delegates Gather for State Contention and Power Deals
The text describes a gathering of delegates to nominate november gubernatorial candidates and discuss state offices including auditor. It references sessions with figures like the president, secretary, and others, noting travel from southern areas and speculation on who will be chosen for top posts amid broad political maneuvering. The document also mentions Western Distillary and mining siting issues, with economic stakes and coordination among officials.
Failures and Storms Hit Diverse Businesses and Farms
New Orleans sees Lefrey & Co and John H. Draper & Co report failures with liabilities uncertain at best. Huribit Pakr Co in South Lee suffers a large expected loss while a destructive northern storm devastates crops across the county, shredding fruit and vegetables and damaging rails and infrastructure.
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New Orleans
Lefrey & Co
Cotlasia
Ravey
New Orleana Cotton Exchange
National Exchange of
sAmerica
John H. Draper & Co
Huribut Pacr Company
South Lee
Heat wave and crime rumors plague mid century notices
July reports show temperatures four degrees cooler than yesterday with heavy storms and six heat deaths by evening. A string of court notes include a prison sentence of twelve years for a forger, a deadly shooting near Albany, and a domestic trouble leading to a suicide attempt in Alabama.
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Casarrar
Senma
Ala
Goldthorpe
White
Mila
Great standard oil works fire in Constable Hook destroys tanks and piers
A massive blaze at Standard Oil works Constable Hook New Jersey began shortly after midnight and threatened warehouses docks and nearby factories. Five tugs arrived from Green Point aiding firemen though a burst pipe ignited flammable storage causing most of the loss to tanks and a cooperage while piers and vessels along the river faced the blaze. Firefighters saved the stores and lumber yards with an estimated loss near a million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Standard Oil Works
Constable Hook
Bayonne Chemical Works
Oxford Copper and Sulphur Company
Standard Match Company
W Booth & Bro
Standard
Green Point
Assiatanca
Constable Tock
O’clark
York Bay
Lund
Fire Hits Cincinnati House on Sycamore Street
A blaze at a brick four story building on the west corner of Ninth and Sycamore in Cincinnati caused extensive damage. The fire began in the ice cream factory on the ground floor, destroying the entire fire department response and threatening adjacent businesses. Several occupants escaped. a girl was reported missing. Insured losses total about 150000 with many tenants affected.
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A. Lou Story
Chvcminatt
Buges
Swift
Nih
Portiwest
Ninth Ail Sycamore
Rmana
Giuech Dieezci Company
Ming Tran
Wigley Bros
Ilewifolows
Tnngas Swift
Tyamsured
Wilute Star Foundry
Prince
Wrigley Bros
Ee A
Excitement in Greenville over bursting bottle incident
In Garraviren Georgia a bottle hidden in a chest burst frightening residents in a cabin. Witnesses say the bottle contained sour wine, not poison, and no one was harmed beyond shock. The episode sparked momentary alarm among the Black community.
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Garraviren
The Squires Mad Over Salisbury Yield to Liberal Unionists
Debated crisis over Lord Salisbury's concessions to the Liberal Unionists on the land bill. Tory squires and county magnates push back, accusing him of weak leadership to stay in office. Reports note Gladstone health issues, national election reactions, and imperial health rumors centering on Emperor William and the Kaiser.
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Loxpon
Lord Salsbury
Henry Chapin
Carlton Club
England
Lord Lelisbury
Blame
Scotland
Mr Blake
Emperor Walham
Looely
Germany
Gladstone
Selver
Women's Liberal Federation
Carlton Ulub
Goschen
the Times
Beral
Robert Fowler
London
Tames
Howell
Parnell
Ing
National Liberal Club
Dillwyn
Darnall
Mr Gladstone
Bucharest
M de Courouly
M Olnasef
Russia
Parisians report lynching attempt and diplomatic notes
From Paris July 20 a Frenchman released from lunatic asylum after relatives claimed imaginary fortunes in America sparked a near lynching attempt. A German traveler who stabbed a French customs officer at Pagny Sur Moselle was misidentified. the man Banerlee, once a banker in Paris, was jailed in Nancy. The incident, deemed insignificant by Florenc, foreign minister. Senate approves France Mexico commerce treaty with modified article six. In Vienna, Bulgarian parliamentary turmoil and expulsions disrupt sessions. Rustchuk troops protest Ferdinand of Sachsen-Coburg. New York reports cyanide poisoning of Third Avenue Horse Company horses. deaths rise, with cruelty society citing evidence. Tyase Hartz Indiana reports two killed by a falling tree. three injured nearby. Dublin statistics show 40,420 Ireland-quarantined in quarter to June.
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Paw
Fiaron Sealers
America
Pagny-Sur Moselle
Anderbe
Banerlee
Pans
Bangerlee
Nancy
Langerle
M Florenc
Bangerle
Sangerle
Rutter
Senate
France
Mexico
New York
Third Avenue Car Company
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Starvation in Labrador Feeds Desperate Winter Suffering
Missionary Frank W. Colley reports on brutal winter conditions along the Labrador coast where families endure extreme cold, scarce food, and rising desperation. Government aid and transport relief are demanded as wives sell wedding rings for bread and hunger drives people to extreme acts amid icebound seas and halted trade.
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Haurax
Frank W. Coley
Labrador
Lfe
Montaca
Colley
Grady's Stable Bay
Rocky Bay
Spotted Island
Seal Island
New Foundland
Cart Wight
Brador
Newfoundland
Government of
Missioninus
Lightning Strikes Kill and Injure in South Carolina
A lightning bolt killed J W Gardner of Yorkville while he stood in his yard and struck his son shaving nearby. Finness Fewell and Jane Browere also struck, with Gardner’s family injured, Fewell paralyzed on the right side and unconscious, while news of other shocks and local unrest circulated. In Winnsboro a compositor at the News and Herald was knocked down by lightning near a fireplace but all are expected to recover.
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Conus
Gardner
Yorkville
Lug Brent
Hus
Lam
Finness Fewell
Jane Bro
Spartanburg
Avtator
Hoover
Lnw
Winnsboro
Hghtnimg
News and Herald
Yatt M Protet
Explosion of Turpentine at a Lexington Distillery
A fatal accident at Hilliard Goodwin’s turpentine distillery in Lexington County as Thomas Griffin a white man and a Black laborer entered the still house with a kerosene lamp. Careless handling caused a barrel of spirits to ignite triggering a massive explosion. Griffin and his companion were consumed by fire before aid could reach them, leaving no trace of the two men.
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Yistering
Wiunt
Twe and Western Railway
Denver
Faust
Prum
Cox
Columnia
Hilliard Good
Tapentine
Lexington County
Thomas Grifin
Griffin
Ins
Mr. Goodwin
Tragedy at a Wild West Show Ends in Four Shotings in Comrox
Four people were shot during Selle Bros circus in Comrox on July 20, including George Harrington aged seventeen who died. Mrs Lambertson age unknown and Wall ace Phillips sixteen were among the wounded, with one Indian also injured and removed. The incident followed a ring encounter between cowboys and Indians amid claims of a wrong revolver used during payment enforcement.
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Comrox
Town
George Harrington
Wa’ Lambertson
Wallace Phillips
United States
Texas Murder Tales Echo Austin Serial Killings
A Texas press recounts a feared serial murder spree linked to the Austin cases. A double killing in Gamesville sparks fear of a single maniac as investigators chase elusive clues across a string of brutal hatchet murders against colored servitors from 1883 to 1885.
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Remor
Rolomere and
Ohio Company
Samy
Northirn
Nature
Willam
Pia
Roy
Baltimore
Ohio
Troena Br
Tomer
Tintys
Sf UC Supreme Curt
Tee Carussimnan Couist
Sarteecourty Phos
Erte
Che
Prust
Gelii Wall
Furchild
Ted
York
White House
Jeam
Fairchild
Mall Stoum
Indiana
Jens Egg
Uiarvey
Winsurveto
Oseza
Elvyey
Altenoun
Charpe
Furtin
Dueds
Montemery
Albany Penitentius
Wissan
Montgomery
Prsones
Dora Tess
James
Desparte
Tanus
McNierneys
McNierney
Spiak McNrey
Jodi Wearmey Jr
Oficer
Janes
Darpe
Daraos Ob
Cancima
Wey
Broaujit Ker
Pomma Steel
Handan
Wulzer
Wasayinun
Ferun Matthews Wuegra Bo
Morpledimyi
Joseph
Mead
ATARI
Pauls Raswell
Cackoray
Uheanneder
Gear
Woltuibaker Priv
Asa
Woedgton
Malauniter Aa
Donglag
Nasuvius
Marble
Frackin
Dayton
Standard Oil Company
Cincinnati
Losces
Cincinnati Blaze
Totel
Beseemer
Afro Breka
Barnhardt
Resseraer
Jnst
Frederick Peterson
Greenville
Interstate Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago and Alton Road
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Comadss
Stonel Mornison Liew
Cracrancolla
Yver
Intentate Commission
Uieaf
Conneil
Staite Colored Normal College
Llantssdi
Western
Atanti
Actiu
Dalton
Tus
Iizle Janus
Nashville and Chatta- Haswarth AL Whiteside
Nashville
Wisuvieeg
Tenn
Wo W Johusson
Chattanooga
St Louis
Farwar
Tobnaon
Noxhville
Memphia Mrarie
Board of Health
Health Board
Squires
Salisbury
Winsus
Willams Age
Paris
Ferdinand
Vienna
Temps Sary
Fiero
Rodoslavoff
Rustchuk
Baxe-Coburg Lod
Arn
Erice Logai
Tyase Hartz
Ind
Andrew Williams
Robert West
Robert Willams
Rheer Malden
Miles Nouth
Loxnow
Ireland
Tangata
Carolina
Chandler
NFH
Blaine
Sherman
Sylvanus Cobb
Yeater ‘Ay
Jacob Simon
Bresex
Bridge
Jamon N. Lipscomb
South Carolina
MR. Hyde
Maniec
Austin
Gamesville
Tex
Neghboring
Woody
Mary Smith
Onlgao
Macosin
Issasin
Lucia Shelley
Han
W O Weed
Harlow Weed
Rebecca Ramey
Mary Tamey
Mr Weed
Grade Vance
Orange Washington
Lucinda Boddy
Patsey Gibson
Alice Davis
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