Resignation of Pension Commissioner Dudley
Washington reports Colonel Dudley, Commissioner of Pensions, has tendered his resignation to Secretary Teller and will enter Bateman & Co. in Washington on November 10. The piece covers monetary figures, naval notes, treasury shifts, a Madagascar voyage, and assorted 1884 era United States government entries.
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Dudley
Teller
Bateman & Co
W. P. Clark
Ivis
Schufeldt
United States Navy
Madagascar
Arthur
C. E. Coon
United States Treasury
Walter Q. Gresham
Treasury
Gresham
Fire destroys Middlesex Breachery in Somerville
A large fire in Somerville Massachusetts leveled the Middlesex Breachery. Loss estimated at 200000 pounds with only 80000 pounds insured. Property valuation across Niagara Falls area cited in a separate report, showcasing major awards well below asking prices.
United States and Canada see seven day business failures
The seven days ended the 20th recorded 29 business failures in the United States and Canada, with regional totals: Middle States 48 New England 8 Western 75 Southern 304 Pacific 16 Canada 21. Also notes nominations, cholera, naval incidents, fires, and state losses across Italy Spain France and Ohio frosts.
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United States
Canada
Middle States
New England
Western
Southern
Pacific States
Naples
Genoa
Spain
France
Tur Newport
R. I
Erie
Oscar Hunt
Hunt
Tur
Ohio State Board of
Giculture
Secretary of the Treasury
Lake Ponchartrain
New Orleans
Michigan
Seth C. Moffat
Board of Managers
St. Louis
Leavenworth
Kan
Jonny W. Garnet
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Deer Park
Cacrres
Cleveland
Board of Underwriters
Return to Washington of Lieutenant Shufeldt From Madagascar
Lieutenant Mason Shufeldt of the US Navy returns to Washington after a Madagascar mission. He reports on Hova politics, French coastal occupancy harming trade, and Madagascar’s rich mineral resources including gold and silver. He notes high native craft, a potential company concession to mine, and a long journey across the island.
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Mason Shufeldt
Wasuketon
United States Navy
Madagascar
New York
Schufeldt
Tamatave
Hova
Shufeldt
Japan
Shufelat
Mova
London
Two Million Dollar Steal Shocks New York Merchants
An expert audit of Arnold Constable & Co reveals a nearly two million dollar defalcation by Henry C Pedder and Herbert Seymour. Pedder, who siphoned cash for three years, was arrested in Europe after surrendering assets, including a Llewellyn Park home and a stake in Manhattan Magazine. Seymour had been discharged and went abroad. Firm members deny pursuing charges, citing possible futility, while insiders describe Pedder’s lavish lifestyle and daily cash withdrawals.
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Arnold, Constable & Co
Henry C. Pedder
Herbert Seymour
Europe
Sherif
Llewellyn Park
Campe N. J
Manhattan Magazine
Seymour
Pedder
Richard Arnold
Tess
Nellie Hubbard to Wed Clark Smedley in New Haven
Nellie Hubbard daughter of the late ex Governor Hubbard will marry Clark Smedley an expressman from New Haven. The couple’s past includes a clandestine marriage at seventeen and a divorce followed by years apart. Hubbard cut her off in his will. Smedley, age thirty five, wealthy and well regarded, proposed after she reformed and returned to her mother.
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R. G. Spofford
A.T. Stearns Lumber Company
Neponset
Mass
Galbraith McMullen
Sandy Lake
Neue Hussarp
Hubbard
Hartford
Conn
Clark L. Smedley
New Haven
Arnold, Constable & Co
New York
Henry C. Pedder
Herbert Seymour
Mineola
L. i
Oil City
Pittsburgh
Abel, Smith & Co
Robinson, Rea & Co
Indianapolis
Blaine
the Sentinel
Millersburg
Sarah C. Stanwood
S. L. Blaine
Kentucky
John V. le Moyne
David Bell
Jacob Stanwood
New Age
Indianapolis Sentinel
New Cambria
Esmond
Portland
Ore
Eureka
Kew
Therm Te Parker House
White Pine Bank
Newcomb Buchanan Company
Louisville
Henry Clay
Wepler
Qld
Robert Smart
South Carolina
Wisconsin
Robert Fargo
Tuk
Abraham Lincoln
Missouri
Tenry Pine
Louisiana
W. ©. Kellogg
EK. Morton
F. T. Nichols
Memphis
Big Horn Mountains
Wyoming
E. T. Johnson
Edwin Henry
Hayesville
Tenn
Johnson
Poplar River
Montana
Aaron Boswkur
Charles Boswell
Talladega
Ala
Aaron
Lawrence
Kan
Texas
Dallas
Mth
A. B. Norton
John Hayes
Webb County
Theather Day
D. N. Gardner
Cleveland
S. A. Clark
Baltimore
A. M. Wessrer
Michigan
Democrats of
Colorado
Denver
Alva Adams
Pusblo
Carrie
Bessie Waterman
Weed
Ottawa
Kany Fm
Taxrrrorp
Nellie Hubbard
Clark Smedley
Frederick Sheppard
Tubbard
Sheppard
Smedley
Train Derailment Near Pickering Station Injures Dozen
In Canada at Toronto Sept 26 three Pullman cars and Chief Engineer Hannaford’s private car left the track due to a broken frog and plunged twenty five feet down an embankment near Pickering Station. Hannaford’s coach burned but the flames were stopped. About twelve people were injured, none seriously. Damage to track and rolling stock about $100,000.
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Labrador
Ireland
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Naples
Spain
France
Thomas Vancett
London
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Ontario
Canada
Vienna
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Syria
Pickering
Ont
Burma
Mandalay
Genoa
Pauissa
Fastronomer
Toronto
Hannaford
Grand Trunk Express
Montreal
Boston
Pickering Station
A Masterly Review by Senator Voorhees at Worthington
Dan Voorhees delivers a dense abstract of his Indiana Senate speech criticizing Republican leaders, arguing for reform and popular will over party power. He cites Harrison, Curtis, Schurz, and Chalmers, attacks pensions, silver, tariffs, and treasury surpluses, and defends Democrats while challenging Blaine.
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Worthington
Ind
United States
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Senate
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Indianapolis
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Carl Schurz
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Republic
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Todiana
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Yest
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le Wisettried
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Moseby
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Davis
Secretary of the Treasury
Lsb
Republican Congress
Hayes
Chicago
Igberg
Ohio
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Treasury
Ooraece
Lojlowfing
Ingram
Congress
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Faw
Janefi
Compress
Committee
House
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Nits
Roland
Danes G. Biniie
Yorktown
Qeto- der
Isi
Ireland
Jay McSweeney
Boynton
Turit
Repubican Party
Blaine
Kemillie
Mwun
Winnie
A Terrible Night at the Swan Inn Ends in Murder
An old farmer recounts an eventful midnight tale at the Swan inn near Chelmsford. A landlord plotting to murder him for money is revealed, but the farmer overhears the plot, confronts the couple, and escapes with the money as the innkeepers are later punished for the crime. The story closes with the chilling cry of the farmer’s fictional son.
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Ralphan
Braintree
King’s Highway
Phere
Sande Lord
Jack
Dow
Tate
Tyburn
Towers
Gulf Stream Origin Told At Philadelphia Meeting
Prof. J E Wilgard described the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico relation with a relief model. He showed the continental outline lies undersea at a one hundred fathom curve and that Florida and Yucatan exceed geographical limits. The Gulf of Mexico acts as a reservoir maintaining Gulf Stream outflow, driven by Caribbean winds and the Yucatan Cuba passage.
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American Science Association
Philadelphia
J. E. Wilgard
Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
North Atlantic Ocean
United States
Mississippi River
Florida
Yucatan
West Indies
Antilles
Florida Peninsula
Hillard
Bay of North America
Gulf
Atlantic
Caribbean Sea
Central America
Cuba
Bemini
Evening Post
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