Treasury Deficit Exceeds Receipts by Large Margin
Washington special reports the fiscal year deficit at about 48.25 million dollars with total receipts near 318 million and expenditures around 356.2 million. Pensions account for 41.84 million. postal service deficit tops 31 million. internal revenue adds about 148 million. customs bring in roughly 159 million. Available cash balance ~195 million with 107.5 million gold reserve.
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National Treaswey
Washington
Treasury
Tast
Postal Service
Internal Revenue Department
London
Russia Ready for War at Vladivostock Signals Pacific Clash
News from Viadivostock via Oscar II reports that Russia has massed the Pacific fleet and 80,000 troops as tensions with Japan rise. Harbor defenses include torpedo protection and naval officers aboard all passing vessels. Capt. Anderson warns of imminent trouble and the world is urged to know the facts.
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Viadivostock
Tacoma
Wash
Oscar 11
Siberia
Anderson
Russia
Japan
China
Vladivostock
Vladigostock
Viad~ivestock
Irish Federation Council hails Cork election result
A New York meeting of the Irish Natural Federation Council at Cooper Union congratulated Ireland on James O'Brien’s victory in Northeast Cork. Other items note society figures living incognito in San Francisco and Ida B. Wells’s marriage in Chicago. A fire at St Marys Ohio destroyed a woolen mill and seven other buildings. Kentucky conventions and Democ rat concerns are also mentioned.
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New York
Irish Natural Federation Council
Cooper Union
Ireland
James O'Brien
Cork
San Francisco
Lort
Sholto Douglas
Alameda
Stetustan
Ida H. Wella
Chicago
Ida B. Wells
Ferdinand J. Garnett
Kentucky Republican Convention Nominates Hale For Secretary of State
The Kentucky Republican convention after several days of debate settled on Henry S. Hale for secretary of state. Facing a fierce contest against Judge Metcalfe of Louisville, Hale secured the nomination after a period of divided votes and a motion to make the result unanimous. Other announced nominees included Watt for governor and Tyler for lieutenant governor.
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Kentucky
Henry $. Hale
Metcalfe
Louisville
Hale
Watt
Weekly trade review highlights mixed crop outlook and price shifts
The New York special reports improved cereal conditions but uncertain winter wheat and cotton prospects. Spring wheat looks good while threshing receipts remain low. Corn and pork dip and hold, wool prices rise with large weekly sales. Domestic clip expectations push prices up. steel rail demand strong. labor costs rise. U S failures total 460 that week versus 2H last year. Canada shows 2 failures.
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New York
G, Dun & Co
Washington Mills
United States
Canada
Sickening Execution at Ohio Penitentiary
Michael McDonough, 69, hanged in the Kenton case at the Columbus penitentiary annex. The rope severed the trachea and jugular vein. blood spurted on a physician as onlookers turned pale. He had stabbed his wife in Kenton after earlier prison time and showed indifference before the scaffold.
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Michael McDonough
Columbus
Ohio
Kenton
Penitentiary
Mcbonough
McDonough
Mle
Washington backs Williams in Havana amid Cuban unrest
The administration reportedly orders Consul General Williams to return to Havana with expanded powers over the Mora claim, signaling continued protection of American interests in the Antilles and tacit support for revolutionaries. Debates over Irish policy and Cork election developments are noted alongside travel updates and Marti death mourning plans in Tampa.
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Wiliams
Washington
Williamy
Tavana
Queen of
Antilles
Willings
Mora
United States
Havana
Treasury gold reserves and bond schemes threaten steady supply
An editorial discusses the US gold reserve near 107 million dollars and the risk of a further drop. It notes a bond syndicate completing a contract with 16 thousand dollars imported, but 18 million still needed by October 1. The piece fears a European demand for gold and explores plans involving silver and a Chinese loan to steady metal supplies.
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Washington
Treasury
Sunnor
Europe
Land Syndicate
West
United States
Panic at a Picnic Traps Five Thousand Women and Children
A Milwaukee report describes a severe storm during a Ninth Ward school picnic in Wauwauolosa where five thousand women and children crowded a pavilion. Hail and lightning caused collapses, injuries, and flooded streets as people sought shelter and emergency crews checked for drowned children.
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Milwaukee
Ninth Ward
Wauwwaulosa
Gut
Aris
Sullivan Benefit Draws City Crowd At Madison Square Garden
John L Sullivan key figure in a rousing benefit at Madison Square Garden amid a showy program headlined by a three round bout between Sullivan and Jim Corbett. After initial preliminaries the crowd carried Sullivan and Corbett into the dressing rooms amid cheers and speeches.
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Sullivan
Corbett
Weir
Regmsa
Veteran Surfman Dead In Lexington Turf Figure
Lexington obituary notices the death of a veteran turfman known across the ocean circuit as a jockey trainer owner and late turf writer. He suffered a runaway injury years ago and remained confined to the city until his passing at home at an advanced age. Maj. J. H. Thomas is noted as the remaining survivor from the old school turf era.
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Lexington
Wood Stringfield
Turfumn
Ocean
Maj
J. H. Thomas
War on Whisky Shops and Insurance News Across Regions
A chaotic report details Mayor Stevens leading a crackdown on whisky shops with arrests of Worry Waldron and Washington for guilty pleas and fines. It also notes the Des Moines state insurance permit revocation for the State Bankers Life Association over bond issues. In Birmingham wages rise for miners and Tennessee Coal and Iron Company aligns pay scales. A Paris rumor about the Duke of Aumale’s London return is noted as unconfirmed.
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Parsons
Stevens
Marshal Mason
Topeka
Kan
State Bankers' Life Association
Des Moines
Iowa
Hie
Birmingham
Ala
Spendal
Tennesse Cal and Iran Company
Amnouners
Asithe
Tennessee
Tron
Iowa saloon licensing petitions fill Capliobelly debate
In Poweshiek and surrounding areas two petitions circulate in Des Moines for and against saloon licensing. The church federation accuses saloon supporters of tampering with poll books and plans to delay legal action by delaying petitions. Federation leaders aim to reopen saloons by leveraging a convention bound to seek legislative relief.
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Dee Moines
Church Federation
Federation of Churches
Bien
Herlitany Gai
Onleukite
Renmagstraten
Reunion and notes from Poweshiek County events
A unique entertainment by Emil Heishinan of Sheridan township entertained GALT members with a Virginia cavalry past. The event drew over 300 attendees with veterans and youths in attendance and speeches followed. Other notices include Hornets Nest Brigade planning in Des Moines and various local incidents and civic items across the state with weather and infrastructure updates.
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Poweshiek County
Emil Heishinan
Sheridan Wwnship
GALT
Heishinan
1St
Virginia Cavalry
Shenandoah Valley
Camp Chase
Ohio
Fort Delaware
Munday
Orevasion
Flooded ponds and losses haunt Newton clan community
A chaotic string of incidents details drownings, house fires, thefts, and accidents across small towns. The report mentions a baby named Ciarenca Atlon, multiple arrests for theft, a fatal plowing accident, and a burning scene at Haywood & Son. Also noted are weather impacts, crop conditions, and a large college dairy operation.
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Ciarenca Atlon
Foo
Arnall Kien
Agit
Dibigie
Ivan
Christopher
Poston
Bor
Duprh
Willian Robinson
Mary Riteke
Riceville
Halinsei
Ataot Su Yenes
Fee Garts Fathun Shiisaady
Henry Dlolirteh
Teitrieh
Culintuo
Sniaking House
Af CG
Haywood & Son
Ames
Mapwhalltown
Burghiri
Tto
Aguin
Creston
Lawrence Logaion
Qhinteu
Utehan
Caetleville
Efe
Cywetty
Melati
Neil
Dart
Svaret
Jowa Bankers Convention Meets at Storm Lake
Ninth annual meeting of the Jowa Bankers Association held in Storm Lake with 125 delegates present. President Cosby of Les Mathey delivered the opening address urging a gold standard while various speakers from Sioux Rapids and other towns offered remarks on banking policy and court trial themes.
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Storm Lake
Vie
Sia Cosy
Les Mathey
Raver
Providant Casady
Phils
Hank
Pratsa
Met
Dinwiddie
Codac Rayads
Redort
Hlon
Lockinan
Allta
Repics
Abe
Foe
Stanton
Aines
Priges
Finney
LeMarc Os
Sturm Lake
Saloon Scare A Victory In City Catholic Campaign
The saloon issue yields a victory as reformers claim broad support for a new regulation plan. Strikes and petitions swirl as church leaders and locals weigh the old consent resolutions against opponents urged to action.
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Spurrier
Upatdon
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