Gold Reserve Holds While Syndicate Offsets Withdrawals
New York and Washington reports detail a gold withdrawal of 2.85 million dollars from the subtreasury to England. The Belmont Morgan syndicate deposits 2 million in gold offsetting the draw. Officials say the reserve remains around 100 million, with the syndicate continuing to offset withdrawals and control exchange across San Francisco and New York.
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Hawaiicable Pact Gains Hawaiian Government Contract
The Hawaiian senate and house ratified a cable contract with Z. S. Spaulding for a 20 year exclusive franchise. The government to pay $40,000 annually in subsidies for telegraphic links Honolulu to San Francisco and islands including Moloki Maui Kauai, with a Nov 1 1898 completion deadline. The deal allows foreign landings for non commercial use and grants tax and duty exemptions.
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Desperate Engine Heist Sparks Quick Pursuit
A masked gang hijacked Union Pacific train No. 8 six miles east of Brady Nebraska forcing the engineer to stop at gunpoint. The fireman escaped during a distraction and sped the engine to Gothenburg, where a 20 man posse pursued the robbers across the prairie. Authorities expect further conflict as the outlaws head toward the open country.
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Swift Punishment in Ohio for Negro Murderer
Cincinnati dispatch reports a mob at New Richmond Ohio seized Noah Anderson colored from the jail and hanged him for the murder of 79 year old banker Franklin Friscman, president of the First National bank. The victim, a Clermont county resident, was choked to death after being attacked while driving home. The mob formed quickly, no secrecy in the act, and the sheriff was killed attempting to move Anderson to Batavia. A brutal, rapid lynching followed at the tree outside the jail.
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