Interview on whisky trust case and distilleries dispute
An interview with President Greenhut outlines the dispute between the whisky trust and five distilleries that withdrew from the Distillers and Cattle Feeders Company. A case will be submitted to a local judge for settlement, with potential appeals, as rent and revaluation remain unresolved.
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Pronto
Ills
Whisky Trust
Shaw
Worthington
Greenhut
Woolner- Francis - Easton - Schwabacher
Supreme Court
Nebraska
Truet
Exhibition notes and varied reports from Chicago fair
India's pavilion opened with Buddhist rites as merchants unveil a $25 000 pavilion. Sousa's marine band performs while Danish art draws crowds. World's congress of journalism opens in Chicago. Other items cover a fatal mistake by a husband, a proposed government railroad by subscription, Booth’s possible Narragansett Pier trip, cross border altercations, Minnesota forest fires, a Dana swindler arrest, and the Sioux City Dry Goods stock sale.
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Farr Grounds
Chicago
India
Hermajesty
Sousa
Marine Band
Hall of Columbus of the Art Institute
World’s Congress of Journalism
Charles C. Bonney
World’s Congress Auxiliary
Presbyterians Oppose Sunday World’s Fair Opening
In a May session of the Presbyterian general assembly in Washington the Sabbath observance committee urged closing the World’s fair on Sundays. The group urged prayer and sermons for a Sunday rest and suggested distributing Sabbath literature. The Briggs case overtures were sent to the judiciary committee and a third Sunday in June was proposed for special services. Women’s Foreign Missionary society held a literary musical session at the Church of the Covenant with welcomes extended to Washington.
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Washington
Thomas Bracken
Kansas
Presbyterian General Assembly
Craig
Committee On
Congress
Shepard
Judiciary Committee
Warfield
Lafayette College
McCauley
Dayton
Presbyterian Church
Messrs
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Church of the Cove
O. P. Turner
Philadelphia
James Law
Turner
Baptist Affairs Report of Corresponding Secretary
Denver May 28 The first day session of the Baptist convention featured Miss M G Burdett presenting a year ending March 31 1893 report showing 1883 branches and about 46000 members 48 mission bands with about 4000 members 171 missionary guardians and 2601 baby band members Ninety two missionaries distributed among races and classes The treasury report by Miss K F Taylor showed actual receipts 61709231 and totals including prior balances 8705600 with total disbursements 6333540.
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Denver
Baptist Convention
M. G. Burdett
Treasury
K. F. Taylor
Bankers Need Confidence Belief of United States Treasurer Nebeker
A morning paper quotes United States Treasurer E. H. Nebeker in New York saying bankers must have confidence and urging more loan activity to keep money circulating. He downplays alarm in the financial system while noting reluctance of banks to lend and the need to avoid hoarding funds.
Floods Strain Montana Rivers Halt Belt Mountain Rail Traffic
Floods of a serious nature disrupt Montana waterways with mountain streams at high levels. Ferries suspend on the Flathead and other rivers while Belt Mountain rail service is entirely halted with no immediate resumption expected.
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Montana
Helena
Hlathead
Belt Mountain
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Jacob Woolner
Grand Pacific Hotel
Dolicare
Pittspore
Kan
Walters
Fourteenth
United Mine ‘Workers of America
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Kansas District
Law and Order Committees
Gainesville
Tex
Stoneberg
Montague County
Indian Territory
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Biddle
Rudolph Blankenburg
Dimitri Donsko
Case
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Mis
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Tri-City Blade
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Oberlin
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Gulf of Mexico
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Jerry Simpson
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Simpson
Booth
Narragansett Pier
New York
Edwin Booth
New York City
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Rio Grande River
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Minnesota
Little Falls
Minn
Randall
Northern Pacific
J. A. Gibson
Dana
Downer
Ashland
Sioux City
May
Action of the Presbyterian Assembly
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Brooklyn
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Order of Railway Telegraphers
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Chicago and Northwestern Road
Whitman
Thayer
Ramsay
Toreka
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Capitol Land and Cattle Company
Hutchinson
Fred Painter
United States
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Wis
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James Bailey
St. Paun
Stayton
Sioux Faurs
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Abilene
United Brethern General Conference
G. A. Funkhouser
Union Biblcal Seminary
Phornix
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Blanche Russell
Minneapolis
Exposition Hall
Avoca
Andrew Sandalin
London
Hull
Chestnut St
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Government of
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Corinto
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National Association League of American Wheelmen
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Ohio
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William Speet
John Hoggard
Albert Lea
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Speed Department
American ‘Trotting Association
Kerein
Iowa
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