Sagamore and Border City Mills Ruin Prospects Told
Fall River reports reveal massive losses as treasurer George T Hathaway and the Chace family ties trigger defalcation fears. Protests on notes from Sagamore and Border City reach 25 000. banks hold paper and cloth with liabilities rumored over 1 600 000.
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Treasurer Hathaway in Border City Mills case confesses
A Long evidence thread follows Hathaway in a Massachusetts story. He admits illegitimate paper losses of about 300000 dollars per Border City Mills and Sagamore Mills. Chace, union mills head, is linked. Directors met, Hathaway absent, possible arrest expected. Somerby of Boston hired as counsel. No arrest by 11 30 PM.
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Lincoln poisoning case declared unfounded and other local incidents
The Lincoln poisoning claim is unfounded as the deceased died of dropsy. A Portland menagerie lion escaped into a vacant lot Monday causing brief excitement before keepers recaptured it. A Temple Street Saco dwelling struck by lightning left eight sleepers unharmed. Savage the Saco murderer remains morose. a priest visiting him elicited tears and he hides from visitors, asserting he deserved hanging.
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Manchester and New Hampshire News Briefs
James M Payson of Plaistow suicide by shooting amid insanity claims. A Surrey silver mine linked to Boston interests raises expectations. John E Lyon’s engagements ended by fiancées’ deaths before marriage. Cheshire dog rabies scare prompts muzzling in Keene and Marlboro. Jack Connors of Manchester dies after a fall from stairs. Jonathan Stevens of Manchester attempts suicide for health and poverty. Mrs Hardy’s sanity exam delays Grand Jury assembly. George Hamilton asserts alibi in Keene murder. court to hear affidavits. Strafford county musical festival to open in Dover with Boston artists. thefts: Larry Whitehouse, George Whitehouse, Albert Maddox arrested in Great Falls for robbing Archer McLaughlin. Manchester–Goffstown accident injures three. horse drowned. Hampton Falls thieves steal horses and harnesses. horses returned. William J Flanders pleads guilty to second-degree manslaughter for killing his stepfather Bow May last. six-month sentence after earlier trial hung jury.
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Merrowed fragment headlines and local items
Mrs Avaline Darling of Leicester commits suicide by cutting her throat with a butcher knife on clay. The Merrimac Silver mine suspends operations as they seek to take a reckoning. Kate Griffin arraigned in Lawrence Police Court for murderous assault on her husband and committed without bail. John Sherman’s house and factory burglarized in Swansea with $300 loss. State Detective Ayers recovers burglary loot stored in a barn. Post office store theft at Newbury results in $70 value. Methuen holds special town meeting to address Treasurer default Charles S. Whittier. selectmen to settle and audit every three months. Justice Rogers and Selectmen to draft new by-laws. meeting adjourned to May 6.
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Sherman Rebuts Butler on Bond Sales and Syndicate Contract
Secretary Sherman disputes Butler claims about bond sales and the 1878 syndicate contract with August Belmont for Rothschilds. He says only 5.698 million four per cent bonds were sold Jan to Apr, not the larger figures alleged, and notes the contract restricts sales to Geneva awards, four percent bonds, and sinking fund issues. The agreement grants the syndicate a monopoly on bond sales with a 6 percent gold commission and requires full payment before delivery.
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Resignations and legal actions at Newport and beyond
Rev Hugh Pentecost resigns from Calvary Church Westerly to accept a Baptist call in Hartford. August Belmont family attend Newport Island Cemetery memorial for daughter. Col O L Shepard U S A of Newport recently sentenced to one year at Fort Adams arrives at Newport. Gov Van Zandt calls General Assembly next Friday to consider insolvent laws amid National Bankruptcy repeal. Charles Brownell 43 of Newport dies after accidental self inflicted gunshot at Fort Madison State Prison. Edward Reed arrested in Newport for attempted shooting of Alfred Smith realtor who foreclosed mortgage. Mayor Bedlow Newport issues proclamation banning future bonfires. Seven rioters arrested for bonfire, assault on police after election night.
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Fire at Henry Street shoe upper factory endangers thirty
In New York on April 22 a fire at Nos. 7 and 9 Henry Street forced a panic among twenty five workers, mostly girls, as flames traced a stair descent. A boy named Philip Popper and men Longfellow and Paskuss leapt from the flames, all bearing burns. George School escaped via a roof access.
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River and Harbor Appropriation Bill Passes Amid Uproar
In Washington on April 22 the House moved to suspend rules and pass the River and Harbor Appropriation bill. The bill totals millions for harbor works across many states, sparking constitutional protests from Mr Cox of New York and sustained by the Speaker after lively clashes. Debate centered on whether Congress may fund extensive river improvements without broad constitutional limits, ending with passage and a late adjournment after chaotic proceedings.
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Senate considers admission of women to U S Supreme Court practice
The Senate debated Sargent's substitute to relieve women's legal disabilities. He urged that no person be barred from practicing as attorney and counsellor at law before U S Courts on account of sex. He cited petitions and state efforts, comparing progress in medicine and theatre, and urged reopening the Supreme Court to female practitioners. The balance and amendment were recommitted to the Judiciary Committee.
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Treasury shows liabilities and assets for March at 141 million
An official statement of the Treasury liabilities and assets through March 30 records liabilities at 141,758,686 in coin treasures general accounts and a bullion fund of 69,878,901 with currency 78,848,755 including a 25,395,000 June 1872 certificate redemption fund and 10,000,000 special fund for fractional currency redemption. Assets total 141,758,685 in coin and currency holdings including gold bars silver dollars and deposits with National Bank depositories and U S notes 47,327,341 plus 9,221,683 deposits held by banks. The currency balance at close is about 500,000. Canadian duties on U S silver coin and 4 per cent loan subscriptions at 201,300 are noted.
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Trade remarks and political moves in early 1900s Washington
Norman Wiard reports consuls in Japan hinder trade by not aiding American manufacturers and inventors while demanding profits from successful introductions. Senate factions form against Hamlin with Blaine and Hale seeking to defeat him. An Indian missionary warns frontier war looms as peace policy fails. House debates Maryland’s presidential question resolutions and a Massachusetts shipbuilding bill. Supreme Court announces circuit judges. War Department assigns arms for Texas post protection and naval command changes.
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Talks of Peace and Withdrawals From Constantinople Continue
A Times correspondent reports continued friendly discussions on withdrawing from Constantinople amid technicalities and potential guarantees from the Porte. Proposals for a joint British and Russian pullout are accepted in principle, with ongoing talks on a conference program. Rumors of Balkan violence, Mussulman armed bands, and Greek Italy diplomacy color the situation.
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Strikers Vow to Fight Wage Cuts Amid Union Pressure
Report from London April 22 states delegates of the Amalgamated Association of operative spinners and related trades voted to resist wage reductions until a better opportunity arises. Blackburn, Accrington, Burnley, Preston, and other districts held meetings. votes were split and some locals pledged to persevere or withdraw from the association.
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Disturbances Feared as Two Cuban Provisional Governments Rise
Reports from Santo Domingo say fresh unrest may follow the formation of rival provisional governments in Santiago and at the Capitol by Gen Gonzales and Gen Guillermo. Both claim legitimacy and seek general suffrage to settle the dispute. Business revival noted as imports and interior produce reach ports. Haiti at peace while political prisoners tied to the late revolution are banished to Jamaica except for four held under consular protection.
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Goff Arrested in Montreal for Forgery and Libel
E H Goff arrested in Montreal at the Canada Agricultural Insurance Company on false returns while manager. Warrant issued for forging a company resolution to draw 22700. Also warrants for Goff and James G Stewart for uttering libelous letter in the Herald accusing ex Solicitor General Baker of demanding 10000 for subsidy up to 4000 per mile for the railway. Baker denies the charge.
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Notable World Travel Movements and Maritime Losses
General Grant sails to Venice while Lord Beaconsfield visits Lord Salisbury at the Foreign Office. Bayard Taylor and family arrive in Plymouth from the Hoisatin steamer. Mark Twain heads to Hamburg. A Madrid dispatch says 275 fishermen are missing near Santander and Bilbao after a late gale, most likely drowned, with fifty boats and crews from Guipuzcoa lost.
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William Orton of Western Union Dead in New York
William Orton president of the Western Union Telegraph Company died in New York at 7:30 AM on Monday from apoplexy. He was about 57, a native of Alleghany county New York, and long active in telegraph and publishing circles. His career spanned publishing work in Auburn, internal revenue service, and leadership of multiple telegraph companies. He helped shape the quadruple method and held swift, exacting control of his duties until death.
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Farrar Brothers Bankruptcy Report in St Albans
The Farrar Brothers iron and hardware merchants announce bankruptcy on their creditors petition. Liabilities around 65000 with 36000 secured by mortgages and collaterals. assets near 12000. Major creditor Mrs Farrar faces potential loss. Vermont National Bank and others secured. Property at Main and Lake streets valued 215000 to 26000 may be unencumbered. In Chicago, Charles Henrotin and J M Secrist also filed bankruptcy petitions with mixed secured and unsecured debts.
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Closing official mining stock prices from San Francisco
The report lists closing prices for multiple mining stocks in San Francisco on April 22, including Best & Berheimer, Commonwealth, Confidence, Consol'd Virginia, Eureka Consolidated, Exchequer, Hale & Norcross, Julia Consolidated, Northern Belle, Overman, Raymond & Elysee, Savage, Union Consolidated, and Yellow Jacket, with varied fractional percentages and shares traded. The irregular OCR text preserves many price figures and company names but lacks clear context beyond the stock prices for the day.
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