HAJ COOPER'S COUP PROMPTS BERLIN FOCUS
Ashington dispatch reports Major Cooper planning a coup to bolster his influence in Atlanta and Washington, with Colonel L P Thomas considered for a postmaster role. Postmaster Bissell and a pension medical exam board are discussed as appointments unfold amid political maneuvering.
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Repre
Livingston
Sevier Givalun
Couper
A .E
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Washington
L. P. Thomas
Ceket Smith
S. da
Lochren Po Cies
Josef Livingston
Washington State Smuggling Ties Under Scrutiny
The report alleges Chinese and opium smuggling through government officials in Washington. Mr. Winston hints another force influenced his removal as a wrong report, while no advices reach war or Interior about Cheyenne agency troubles. Revenue gains show eleven month internal revenue at 145,652,200, up 7,457,408 from last year. Carlisle awards silver lifesaving medals to Wise of Milwaukee and Hudson of Pilot Island lighthouse for rescues and shipwreck help.
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Winston
Cleveland
War
Interior Department
Cheyenne Indian Agency
Fort Keogh
Asia
Army Court of Inquiry
Ames
Worth
Word
Miller
Internal Revenue
Carlisle
Taiward J. Wise
Milwaukee
Wise
Martin J. Hudson
Pilot Island
Wisconsin
Stevenson and Chicago fair scenes near Memphis and St Louis
Vice President Stevenson arrives in Memphis to a welcomes at the Appeai Avalanche building. Delegates and dignitaries gather, with wreaths and a cordial address by Mr G O Matthews. News of Senator Stanton of California's death prompts Stevenson to send condolences. Also reports on the Chicago World’s Fair crowds, the Ferris wheel, and regional rail rate cuts.
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Stevenson
Mempha
Tattle Hark, Ark
Cidsens
Memphis
W. A. Callier
G. O. Matthews
Appea-Avalanche
Avalanche
Tao
G. C. Matthews
W. A Collier
Chicago
Cleveland
Nobilia
Comittee
Chalritian
New York
W. C. Carrot
State Democratic Committee
Greer
Taylor
Ely
Napoleon Hill
Senator Stanton
California
Senate
Leland Stanford Dies After Long Ill Health at Stanford Estate
Profound quiet settles over Palo Alto as Senator Leland Stanford dies from heart failure after a period of apoplectic symptoms and declining strength. His life, centered on founding and funding education at Stanford University, is reviewed with notes on his will, railroad prominence, Washington years, and public benevolence.
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Negal
Nelock
Edward Largue
Stanford
Nash
Curtis
San Francisco
Auchon
Aix
Southern Pacific
Associated Press
Washington
Senator Stanford
Cleveland
Tioe
White House
America
California
Mia
Leland Stanford
Florence
Italy
Stanfords
Oll Reverdy Sohnson
Arlington
Hollar
Stanford Sage
Senate
Lizzie Borden Returns Home After Verdict
Fall River June 21 Lizzie A Borden and her sister returned to their Second street home after spending the night at Charles B Halusks Pine street residence They avoided reporters and crowds The verdict's impact shifts local sentiment as Lizzie and family receive congratulations and letters while officers keep the murder weapon on display at the central station.
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Lizzie A. Borden
Fall River
Musa
Second Street
Charles B. Halusrs
Pine Street
Mr. Borden
Central
Lizzie
Holmes
Toly Angrew J. Jeenings
Gold Returns as New York Reports Low Exchange Rates
The first gold import to the country will depart Southampton tomorrow aboard the Columbia. It totals 500000 dollars and is arranged by Baring Magoun & Co. The move reflects the low money market rates and easing demand for funds. Officials hope July interest payments speed improvement. reports say First National Bank ordered 1000000 dollars in gold from England.
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New York
Southampton
Columbia
Baring, Magoun & Co
Magguno
First National Bank
England
Death at a Circus as Thunderstorm Strikes
A July 21 thunderstorm at River Falls Minnesota toppled a circus tent during a performance. Eight people died and over twenty were injured as a bolt struck a tent pole causing a rush for the exits and a canvas fire near Linghind’s circus. Survivors and workers aided the injured amid a chaotic scene as authorities began investigations and the dead were removed to the village engine house.
Panic in church crowd at annual procession
In the ancient church of Romano at Borizoglesk near Volsa a crowd of pilgrims from Yarostey gathered for the annual church procession. The vast turnout saw hundreds vying for exits as the event unfolded in St. Petersburg on June 21.
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Su Petersburg
Romano
Borizoglesk
Volsa
Yarostey
Panic at Church Fire Tramples 143 Victims Revealed
A false fire alarm set by thieves led to a fatal church crush as firemen found the door locked. Inside, hundreds were driven to a sand exit, with 133 women and ten men dead and many others fatally injured from falls and crush injuries.
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Sion
Private bankers fall amid large mortgage loans and notes
Buffalo banks faced collapses as Tucker & Co closed their doors after heavy lending on mortgages and notes. The firm also ran a real estate, law, and insurance business, with uncertain futures and no clear asset breakdown provided. Other banks in New York and California closed or suspended operations amid widespread banking strain.
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Tucker & Co
Dunkerg
Chapla Block
Ross
Omec Bneiwes
Sitchough
New York
Dune
A. Wentbeum ( Co
Chicago
Ellsworth Fucking Srovielou Company
Fortsawuth
Citieras’ Saviage Bank
California Banke
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Cal
First National
Southern California
Broadway Tank
East Side Bank
Crow Us
California
Los Angeles Natural
Brnoure
First National Way
Dreewore
Sant Diego
Tal
Gunnell
Consolidated National Bank
San Diego
Consolidated Net
Creditors Prompt Action by Nashwear & Sons
Special from Nashville dated June 21 reports that the firm of Nashwear & Sons, pressed by creditors amid tight money and slow collections, transferred property by mortgage to debtors to secure claims. The deeds aim to satisfy debts and protect the lenders, totaling over in value, with about one fourth of indebtedness tied to Nashville banks.
Soule College commencement praised amid strong Georgia ties
Murfreesboro Tennessee news notes praise for Soule College at commencement led by Dr B M Bounds and Dr D C Woodward. Mrs M W Snead cited as associate president and Wesleyan alumna. Georgia women credited with driving the college’s bright future in the South. June 21 events noted. A separate item reports a fatal drug-related death after a marriage two weeks prior, and other disjointed notices including a self-inflicted gunshot in New York and a large Nashville blaze threatening lumber yards.
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Tenn
Mira Verdlaw
Georgia
Bounds
Nashville
D.C. Woodward
South
Soule College
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F. T. Snead
Wesleyan Female College
Sonle
Tennessee Inquiry Targets Mysterious Speculation Firm
Nashville reports reveal F. Porterfield & Co linked to a secret investment group tied to a bank failure. A city source claims a signed agreement lists members whose names could shock Tennessee politics and insurance plans. The scheme allegedly would require insurers to deposit bonds, boosting prices and state debt.
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Tenn
F. Porterfield & Co
Commercial National Bank
Fim
Tennessee House
Porterfild
DIL
Savannah Toll Buildings Examinations Reveal Lumber Dealings
Savannah June 21 special report details continued central railroad examinations with J W Comer and Hopkins & Sealy on lumber orders for General and Henry James Co of Baltimore. The inquiry notes no proven crookedness, but outlines bidding, pricing, and procurement methods amid a curious public concern over recent local deaths by self harm and a trembling six story Savanna Grocery Co building on Bay Street amid unexplained quakes. Diamond thieves captured in New York. A J Mer Furniture receivership granted to Clayton Miller with liabilities around 25,000 and assets near 20,000, as northern creditors seek relief.
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Quimby
William K. Hutchinson
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Ths
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Pat Calhoun
Hopkine & Sealey
Henry James & Co
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Hopkins
Hopkins & Sobley
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Tme
Cty Exchange
A. Yu. Muller Company
Savannan, Poe
Savanash
A. J. Mer Furniture
Clayton Pa’ Miller
Falilgan
Griffin & Seiler
Engineer drowned in Flint River near Albany
Albany June 21. Walter Floyd an Edison Electric Lighting Company employee drowned in Flint River around 2 pm while swimming with a companion named Griffith who could not swim. Floyd, a four year resident of Albany and native of Portsmouth, left a wife and a year old child. The river is being dragged for his body as grief-stricken wife endures cruel affliction.
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