Secretary Foster to Limit Bond Purchases and Preserve Treasury
Washington reports Foster will not deploy large reserves to move crops, aiming to avoid tying up funds. If forced, bond purchases could reach about 40 million, but the Treasury would be left bare. Banks may support 15 million in new bond purchases, boosting circulating notes. Windom previously spent over 98 million in mid year, but now lacks the prior surplus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
SredAn
Fost
Foster
Windom
Treasury
Cleveland
Maryland Democrats Sum Plan to Halt Farmers Alliance Rise
Senator Gorman is asked to lead the Democratic campaign in Maryland to save the state from the Alliance threat. The Baltimore convention favors a farmer candidate Frank Brown for governor and sound money with tariff reform. Independent Democrats back party unity to avoid Alliance control and uphold conservative national Democratic traditions. General Schofield and wife will live at 1224 Connecticut Avenue upon their return from a wedding journey.
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Gorman
Maryland
Farmers’ Alliance
Kansas
South Carolina
Frank Brown
Hodges
Baltimore
Brown
National Democracy
General Schofield
Eastport Seizures Prompt United States Investigation
Acting Secretary Wharton takes charge of the Eastport fishermen seizures inquiry. No instructions from the President or Blaine. Consul Neill at St Stephen to report on the district. Revenue steamer Woodbury ordered to St Stephen to cooperate in the investigation and prepare position charts of seized vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastport
Wharton
Blaine
St. Stephen
New Brunswick
State Department
Treasury
Shepard
Revenue Marine
Woodbury
Eastort
Thetate Department
United States
Neill
Seiz
Fragmentary Text on Jurisdiction Question
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss determining jurisdiction. The readable portion mentions court authority and questions about which tribunal has power to hear the case, but no clear names, dates, or decisions are readable. Further context from the original page would be needed to produce a complete item.
Movement to extend 44% bonds at 2 per cent gains pace
The push to continue 44 percent bonds at a 2 percent rate grows in prominence as papers covering about one third of the $26 million bonds held by national banks are prepared for withdrawal and reissue. Circulations from a New York banking firm suggest a small profit for national banks in increasing circulation against U.S. bonds, with profit estimates varying by capital investment and loan rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Treasury Department
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Anglo-American Trust Corporation, (Limited
London
J. Stewart Wallace
Mid- Kent Water Company
C. ‘I. Russell
Liverpool
District Messenger Service, Limited
Eo B. T. L. Thompson
Mid-Kent Water Company
George A. C. Berkeley
Piccadilly
West
George de la Poer Beresford
Eamont
Bay Hill
Cheltenham
Gold Fields of
Mysore
Arthur Middleton Hutchenson
Esa
California Land and Orchard Association
Lyon
Victoria Mansion
Westminster
The
Commercial Corporation, Limited
Georgia, Tennessee & Illinois Railroad
Tallapoosa
England
Europe
City
Tallapoosa Iron Furnace
Piedmont Glass Works
Georgia, Tennessee & Ilinois Railroad
Switzerland
Jane
Weretofore
New Hampshire Man Promoted in Patent Office Rise to Principal Examiner named
Arthur H. Greely of New Hampshire has been promoted from first assistant examiner to principal examiner at the Patent Office. He advances within the patent bureau, reflecting recognition of his service and expertise in examination duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire
Arthur H. Greely
Patent Office
MAY CALL FOR TROOPS AS TN MINERS STRIKE WIDENS
Army officers monitor the Tennessee miners versus state militia clash amid fears federal troops would be needed to protect convict miners. Nearest posts at Newport Barracks and Fort Russell are limited, with scarce troops and slow redeployment options. Some officers speculate Tennessee sentiment favors the miners and resent contract labor, hoping militia failure would return convicts to prison without federal aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
War Department
Columbia Arsenal
Newport Barracks
Cincinnati
Fort Russel
Ohio
St. Louis
East Tennessee
New Copyright Law Catalogues Sent To Officials
The Treasury Department issued the first batch of title-entry catalogues under the new international copyright law. They go to customs collectors postmasters handling foreign mail and private subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Case of Trespass Over Government Land Near Mt Vernon School
Gloucester July 21 A trespass case surfaces over a 11000 square foot Government tract near Prospect Street and Mt Vernon School. A brick and stone storehouse used by the military in former decades stands on a diminishing parcel now about 1000 feet. Mayor Andrews alerted, officials concede no municipal authority, Collector Pew to Washington for survey and possible action. property deemed increasingly valuable and at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Prospect Street
Mt. Vernon School
United States
War Department
Andrews
City Hall
Pew
Washington
Boston
Mass
Tallapoosa
Howe Ventilating Stove Company
Hitchcock Manufacturing Company
Hayes Chair Company
Wallapoosa Ice Company
Anchor
Lithia Springs
Keller
Washington Navy Yard
Piedmont Glass Works
Finkel
Lallapoosa Street Railroad Company
Albany
N. Y
Merchants’ & Miners’ Bank
Lyon Street
Head Avenue
Allapoosa
Roanoke
Wedowee
Alabama
Globe Construction Company
New York
Vernon Electric Light Company
Tallapoosa Foundry and Machine Works
Tallapoosa Furniture Company
Poosa Manufacturing Company
A!l
Furniture Company
Tulbe Cenigis Pacific
Piedmont Air Line System
Atlanta
Birmingham
Marriages Reported in City Notices
In this city July 16 and 17 marriages reported for Greenland-Karlson De MEL CORTHELL MORROW-McVANE and CRAWFORD-AMERY. Rev S H Hayes and Rev E W Darst wed parties from Boston Dorchester South Boston with J P Barker and Wallace Bb Holmes listed as officials.
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Greenland—Karlson
S. H. Hayes
August Greenland
Marv M Karlson
de Mel Corthell
H. Barker
J.P
Wallace Bb. Holmes
Lucinda J. Corthel
Morrow—Mcvane
E. W. Darst
Artemas L. Morrow
Braintree
Mary L. McVane
Boston
Crawford
Obituaries and funeral notices from New England towns
In Quincy Mrs L Adelaide widow of William B Worster aged 47 years 6 months funeral Thursday July 23 at 12 30 p m burial private. In Concord Catherine C wife of Marcellus Houghton aged 69. In Somerville Dorothy Tate daughter of William H and Nora A Welch. In Boston Highlands Mus Goodman aged 72 years 4 months 8 days. In Bridgewater Charles Hayward aged 82 years 3 months 13 days funeral at New Jerusalem Church July 22 at 2 p m. In Massachusetts General Hospital Charles Freeman Howland aged 28. In Hamilton Ruth infant daughter of John C and Abbie L Loud. In Epping Nathaniel Greens aged 65? years. youngest son of the late Samuel Mary H Plumer aged 64 years. Aaron H Gornish of Plymouth. Emerson Ralph Bulkley aged 7 months 25 days. Baston Arlington Mary 4 wife of James Baston.
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Goodman
Norfolk House
Hayward
Bridgewater
Charles Hayward
New Jerusalem Church
Howland
Massachusetts General Hospital
Charles Freeman Howland
Abing Loud
Hamilton
Ruth
Pluer
John C
Abbie L. Loud
Epping
N. H
Nathaniel Greens
Samuel Mary H. Plumer
Aaron H. Gornish
Plymouth
Emerson
Hyde Park
Ralph Bulkley
Charles W
Sarane LB. Emerson
Baston
Arlington
Mary 4
James Baston
Tallapoosa Developments And Finances Report 1891
The Georgia Alabama Investment and Development Co reports tallapoosa progress from inspections. New factories and furnaces are nearing operation. glass works and hotel frames advance. irrigation of rails, streets, and water works expand. Stock sales soar, new capital from London and New York firms eyed, with plans for rapid growth and high dividends.
Tallapoosa Ga. endorses industrial report of 1891
A list of Tallapoosa based companies and executives endorses a study on city advantages for residence and profitable investment. Signatories include Poosa Manufacturing Company T Crapp Tallapoosa Foundry W G Sutherland Howe Ventilating Stove Company William Howe Hayes Chair Company Lewis S Hayes and others. Numerous out of state signers certify the report as correct.
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Poosa
Poosa Manufacturing Company
T. &. Crapp
Hayes Chair Company
Lewis S. Hayes
C. B. Hitchcock Manufacturing Company
C. B. Hitchcock
Tallapoosa Ice Company
E. P. C. Fowler, Jr
Tallapoosa Reclining Chair Company
D. _“. Pratt
Tallapoosa Lumber, Manufacturing & Railroad Company
Vernon Electric Light Company
David Guackisbash
Tallapoosa Water Company
M. A. Green
Globe Construction Company
C. A.norton
Ji Anchor Woollen Mills
N. W. Mason
Merchants & Miners’ Bank
J. W. Caseldine
Tallapoosa Street Railroad Company
T. William Harris
Tallapoosa Furnace
Tallapoosa
Georgia-Alabama Investment and Development Company
C. M. Parish
Watertown
N. Y
E. Whitney
Christian Walter
Wilkesbarre
Penn
K. Honeywell
B. Saxton
Philadelphia
C. Morrison
J. R. Ragan
Hurley
Wis
J. C. Fedler
George H. Opdyke
Jersey City
John A. Damon
Millington
Mich
J. B. Marshall
Skaneateles
William Sears
Syracuse
W. F. Gregory
Alfred F. Presley
Emmett Coon
Ann Arbor
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Rass
N. E
Lou
H. W. Bigelow Company
Washington St
Georgia-Alabama Investment and Development Co
James W. Hyatt
R. L. Spencer
Murdock
Firry Avenue
New_York
Murpock Liquid Food Co
Arthur J. Pursell
Free Surgical Hospital For Women
Murdock Liquid Food Company
Their Works
Massachusetts
Murdock’s Liquid Food CO
Northampton St
M.S. Star Weather
Boston & Maine
R.R
New England
Canada
Provinces
Poughkeepsie Bridge
South
M. F. Sweetser
State St
Brooks’ Military Band
Walter Emerson
Ellis Brooks
Downer Landing
Edmonds
Rowe’s Wharf
Pemberton Landing
HUSS
Y. C. Pier
Downer
Nantasket
Hingham
Foat
Pemberton
Melville Garden
Geo. P. Cushing
Old Colony
South Shore
Cape Cod
Newport
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Cottage City
Oak Bluffs
Soston
Old State House
Kneeland Street
P. O
J. R. Khendeickh
Gim
Gkoo
L. Connor
Gen
L Pass
London Daily Telegraph
Austrian Importing Co
Pearl Street
Corner
Whitehall Street
Campobello Island
Commercial Wharf
Portland
Haymarket Square
Campobello
F.W. Prescott & CO
Barkers and Grokers
Devonshire Street
William St
Pompei
Boston Museum
Field
Abbott & Teal
Neobfe
Eve
Curiosity Hall
Tolet
Fort Hill
High and
Hartford Sts
W. E. P. Weeks
Devonshire St
Payson Park
Belmont
Payson Park Land Co
State Street
J. M. Wade
Omce
Tremont Street
Mente
Amos Binney
Exchange Building
John Jeffries & Sons
Gents
Vicinity
Abby H. Johnson
Superior Spertuciice
Newbury Street
Esleyan Academy
Wilbraham
G. M. Steele
Prin
NEW Publication
Mary J. Holmes
Marguerite
Lena Rivers
Tempest
Sunshine
Sal
A. W. Dillingham
Board of Street Commissioners
Peter Parley
West Roxbury
Forest Hills Street
Walnut Avenue
J. W. Morrison
Portland St
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