Embarrassment Ease Sought for L N A & Chicago Bonds
A New York syndicate represented by Peer and Greenough would purchase 2.8 million dollars of Louisville New Albany and Chicago bonds to remove financial embarrassment. Proceeds fund floating debt payoff. Conditions require verified property statements and control by the financiers. General Samuel Thomas expected as president, with most current directors to resign. Breyfogle era ends as he departs for Chicago. Keenough and Thomas to tour the property to verify officer statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Messrs. Peer & Greenough
Louisville, New Albany
Samuel Thomas
Richmond Terminal
Lake Erie & Western Roads
Dr. Breyfogle
Louisville
New Albany
Chicago
Yiogle
John Keenough
General Thomas
Frightful Accident After St Patrick Ball Return
A party of sixteen from a St Patrick’s ball near Georgetown experiences a severe mountain crash when a Kinley team loses control. Only one escapes injury as the others suffer broken ribs, facial injuries, and concussions from being dashed down the rocks. several remain unconscious or badly hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groraxtown
Col
Bridal Veil Falls
Georgetown
A. B. Kinley
St. Patrick’s
Silver Plume
Mary McInnery
Mary Ennis
Ary Spea
Bertale
John McHolcomb
Lottie Robdeau
Andrew Fitzpatrick
William Chouts
Steamers Arrived in Atlantic Ports with Mixed Listings
Shipping news from Boston to London notes arrivals including Salamanca from Matanzas at Boston March 18 and Majestic from Liverpool at New York March 16. Other vessels from Hamburg Antwerp Baltimore and Bremen are recorded with varied routes. Congressman Springer’s condition is reported as slightly improved but slow recovery in Washington on March 18. New Rows BewinG MACHINE, 160 Tremont street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Io Colorado
Hull
Eng
Salamanca
Matanzas
Baltimore
Gothia
Fom Hamburg
New On
Martello
Newarks
Liverpool
Rossmore
London
Lasgow
Pavonia
Teutonic
New York
Springer
Washineton
Cork MPs duel over reelection test amid Irish political rift
In Cork City Maurice Healy challenges Charles Parnell to resign and seek fresh votes to test support for McCarthyite and Parnellite causes. Healy urges a date, hopes Parnell avoids tactics to sway electors in the seat dispute. Cork holds two seats in Parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Maurice Healy
Cork City
Parnell
Healy
Boulogne
J. Parnell
London
House of Commons
Duke of Abercorn
Balfour
Fisheries Commission
Parliamentary Committee On Colonization
Scotland
Ireland
America
British Columbia
Embargo on American Cattle Lifted at Hamburg
In Hamburg the embargo on American cattle landed there has been removed due to the efforts of United States Minister William Walter Phelps. About 300 beeves have been landed as an experiment with approval from the Imperial Government and Hamburg port authorities. Phelps plans to push further removal of hog import restrictions. American beef has been served at dinners at his Berlin residence, drawing interest from Berlin society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Mr. Phelps
Berlin
The Dead Prince Honored in Italian Chamber and Senate
The Italian Chamber of Deputies and Senate paid tribute to Prince Napoleon with eulogies and adjournments. A condolence address was proposed, a funeral committee appointed, and heads were uncovered during the moment. Prince Victor will not press his claim while in Italy, and the royal party will take Prince Napoleon’s remains to Turin with Princess Clothilde Mathilde Laetitia and Victor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Chamber of Deputies
Napoleon
Marquis di Rudini
Senate
Geneva
Victor
Italy
Clothilde
Mathilde
Laetitia
Prince Victor
Prince Napoleon
Turin
Lord George Wins Lincolnshire Handicap at Lincoln
In Liverpool London on March 18 the Lincoln spring meeting’s highlight was the Lincolnshire handicap for 1000 sovereigns. Lord George won with Seraphine II second and Nunthorpe third among 21 starters. police raided betting clubs arresting many owners and patrons during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lord George
Liverpool
London
Talking Across the Channel First Messages By Submarine Line
In Paris on March 18 the first London Paris telephone talk occurred via the new land and submarine cable. Mme Roche inaugurated the line, then spoke with Mr Henry Cecil Raikes. M Roche expressed hope the line would deepen Franco British friendship. The Earl of Lytton and M DeSelves also spoke with Raikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
London
Europe
Mme. Roche
M. Roche
Henry Cecil Raikes
Great Britain
France
Earl of Lytton
M. DeSelves
Poste and Telegraph Department
Mr. Raikes
Buenos Aires Mayor Switch in Chilean Conflict
A Buenos Aires despatch reports Mayor Valdiviesos of Valparaiso has sided with the insurgents after previously aligning with the opposing faction. The message, received today, states the shift occurred following negotiations and promises of support from the insurgent camp. The report comes from Valparaiso via Buenos Ayres and notes the volatile situation surrounding the revolt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Buenos Ayres
Valparaiso
Valdiviesos
Against the Prince of Wales at Waterloo Park Opening
At a London County Council meeting in Lowpoin on March 18 a debate over opening the new Waterloo Park sparked a clash over the Prince of Wales and a baccarat scandal. John Burns denounced royalty, was shouted down, and the chairman ruled the motion out of order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince OF Wales
Waterloo Park
London County Council
Burns
Sir John Lubbock
Tenement House Fire in New York City
A five story brick tenement at 37 Allen Street gutted by fire at dawn. Five floors occupied by Jastro Alexander’s liquor store on the first, with multiple residents. Three Jaster family members died. several others injured. Police suspect arson. Local fires across various towns reported with losses and evacuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Allen Street
Jastro Alexander
Solomon
Max Goldstein
Harris Greenberg
Marion Richello
Bernard Jaster
Jaster
Sarah
Betsey Jaster
Minnie Jaster
Abraham Goldstein
Henry Jaster
Abraham Jaster
Philip Elschisay
Goldstein
ElizaBeth
N. J
Elizabethwort Cordage Company
Lynn
M. H. Hutchinson
Monroe Street
Jouret, Ill
Opera House
Union Club
Norwath
Conn
Reeton Point
Dunpeg
Wilkes
Kirriemuir
Forfar
Cambridge Street
Fruit Street
Hubbara ‘Treat
Hose
Oriental Court
Phillips Street
Roxbury
Thomas O'Leary
Secretary Proctor Heads Diverse Military Inspection Tour
A Tampa dispatch to the Times-Union reports Secretary of War Proctor with Attorney General Miller General Schofield and other officials aboard the Dolphin and White Squadron. The party sails to Pensacola and stops at Chicago St. Augustine Alabama New Orleans Texas San Antonio and California while inspecting barracks posts and coast defenses with a broad plan to study weapon builds and river improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Tampa
Times-Union
Proctor
W. H. H. Miller
Schofield
R. N. Batchelder
N. B. Ream
Chicago
J. M. Hill
Williams
Washington
Thomas M. Woodruff
A. D. Andrews
H. B. Plant
Dolphin
Buckingham
Admiral Walker
Pensacola
St. Augustine
Miller
Alabama
Mt. Vernon
New Orleans
Mississippi River
San Antonio
Texas
Pacific Coast
Portland
Ore
Northern Pacific Railway
Shipwrecked Crews Reach Newport for Orders
Newport R. I. March 18. Crews of U S 8 Galena and U S tag Nina arrived and are quartered on the U S 8 Rich mond at the training station awaiting orders. They were bound for Portsmouth N.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R. L
U. S
Galena
Nina
Richmond
Portsmouth
Help Discharged At Lowell For St Patrick Day Celebrations
Providence dispatch notes Atlantic Mill workers sent home as the mill closes for St Patrick Day observance. Spoolers warpers and dresser tenders finished tasks and left, while weavers await due bills on Thursday to draw pay Friday. Uncertain if three days pay will be forfeited for quitting without notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R.L
Atlantic Mall No. Be
Discharged For St Patrick's Day Celebration at Mills
This morning 138 employees were discharged for staying out yesterday to celebrate St Patrick's Day. They came from all mill departments including spinning weaving bleaching dyeing printing finishing and packing. Twenty women were among those discharged. Discharge papers were given when they reported to work. Some former workers hooted Agent Ludlam at noon while Officer McGuirk kept them from violence. Ten more were discharged from Lawrence Company's mills for the same reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGuirk
Lawrence Company
Clothing Cutters Union Officials Charged With Extortion
In Rocuester New York March 18 investigators detail a long running extortion scheme by the Clothing Cutters National Union. Walter Westbrook secretary James Hughes executive board chairman and James Wright financial secretary face arrest along with associates in Philadelphia Chicago and New York. They allegedly raised over 100000 from manufacturers via boycotts and then billed firms 3000 to 6000 to lift the boycott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Tailors and Cutters’ Union
James J. Hughes
James J. Wricht
Machine Operators Quit at Rockland Factory
Workers at Chipman, Calley & Co. in Rockland walked out after management refused to discharge Mr. T. H. P. Winating, whom the Boot and Shoe Workers' Union objects to. The dispute centers on Whit ing's past work at Whitman during a strike, with no price disputes involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockland
Chipman, Calley & Co
T. H. P. Winating
Boot and Shoe Workers’ Union
Whiting
Whitman
Monte Rey poised for launch at Union Iron Works
San Francisco March 18 Irving M Scott of the Union Iron Works announced the armored coast defence warship Monte rey is ready to launch protective decks laid and loose coil boilers arrived. Material for cruiser No 6 received and work to begin after Monte rey launches. The battleship slip near completion and will be 80 by launch. Bids for cruiser No 13 of 7300 ton class to open June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Irving M. Scott
Union Iron Works
Monterey
Virginia
Exemption Granted for Fish Supposed as Bait Under Treasury Rule
Assistant Secretary Spaulding informs Gloucester customs that imported frozen fish intended for bait and stored privately before sale may be duty free under Paragraph 572 of the Oct 1 1890 act. If the fish is proved to be bait, exemption applies. distribution should follow trade usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Washington
Streran
Spaulding
Gloucester
Newfoundland
General Joseph E Johnston’s Illness Stumps Doctors
March 18. General Joseph E Johnston is seriously ill at his residence. He has suffered fatty degeneration of the heart for a month and physicians deem the case beyond easy recovery due to his advanced age. He attended General Sherman’s funeral as pallbearer and, exposed to cold air afterward, his condition worsened, with little chance of lasting improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Johnston
Johnston
Sherman
United States Savings Bank of Topeka Surrenders Assets
The United States Savings Bank of Topeka Kansas closed its doors and assigned to Samuel J Howe president of the Kansas National Bank. The failure traces to John D Knox father of W C Knox with eastern creditors withdrawing support. Liabilities and assets unavailable though assets are described as large and expected to pay all liabilities. capital stock was $261000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tormxa
Kan
United States Savings Bank
Samuel J. Howe
Kansas National Bank
John D. Knox
W. C. Knox
Father
Meetings to Be Held by the Farmers Alliance in New England
National Farmers and Citizens Alliance officers plan meetings addressed by Senator-elect Kyle of South Dakota Representative-elect Jerry Simpson of Kansas and Ralph Beaumont president of the Citizens National Alliance. Events slated for Concord Manchester Augusta and Portland on March 25 26 27 and 28 with local venues announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuineroy
National Farmers
Citizens’ Alliance
Kyle
South Dakota
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Ralph Beaumont
Citizen’s National Alliance
Concord
N. H
Manchester
Augusta
Portland
Scarcity of Small Notes Strains Treasury Supply
Washington reports a heavy demand for small notes from all parts of the country. Shipments over the past ten days average 500000 dollars daily, with extra staff at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing to meet needs. Denominations include one two five and ten dollars, issued for larger notes or government obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Governors seek refunds under direct tax account
Treasury receipts show Indiana requests 769,144 dollars and Kansas 71,743 dollars refunds under the direct tax account. Applications are in proper form and will be granted once certified by the Commission of Internal Revenue and the fifth auditor who oversee collections records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Indiana
Kansas
Commission of Internal Revenue
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Ga. Ala. Investment and Development Company
Benj. F. Butler
Massachusetts
James W. Hyatt
S. E. I. Garriero
Thorson-Houston Electric Co
Mass
C. W. Penkins, Gash, Mags
Nat’l Bank
Gxo, & Sonorteto
Prog. N. ¥, Contract Co. of
New
Ger. Beys
F. Buties
Logan HH
Roots
Arkansas
Wyman
Treas
U. 5
Noh
Jas
W. Hyatt
Thos
U. Smith
17Th Ward Bank
Brooklyn
N. L
M. Sanvoun
Bank of New Castle
Jony B.pe
Georgia
Aylor
Tennessee
Berton Fe
Fobakfr
Oho
Fie
H. H. Bright
F. Mayn
Concord & Montreal Railroad
New Hampshire
E. R. Truer
U. S, Treasury
Henry Fruchtwanger
N. Y. Stock Exchange
P. K. Roots
First National Bank
Little Rock
Ark
F. Y. Ropertsoy
Kearney
Neb
Suffolk Trust CO
Washington Street
FURST
Tallapoosa
Haralson County
Dutt
Georgia, Tennessee & Ilinois Railroad Company
Stevenson
Ala
Georgia-Pacific Railroad
Piedmont Glass Works
Georgia-Pacific
Tainense
Gan
Hoon WB
Wouth
Georgia, Tennessee
Illinois
R. R
Georgia-Alabama Investment and
Develo Company
Co Ae
Aital
Lotsa
Boston Consolidated Stock Exchanges
Ga-Ala. Investment and Development Co
Globe Building
Wall Street
Army and Navy
Washindton
William E. Almy
Fifth Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
Fort Reno
R. P. Warright
First Cavalry
Fort Keogh
Mont
E. A. Carr
Sixth Cavalry
Allyn Ca
G. W. Kline
Upper Union Mills
Pittsburg
Penn
Reading Bolt and Nut_ Works
Reading
Samuel A. Boutwell
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Cal
Ohn Roday
A. B. Wyckoff
Ston Nance
Ingalls
St. Patrick's
Gusnce
Mployees
Merrimac Mills
Lowis
Louisville, New Albany & An
Niagara
Utopia
Os Lee
Prince Bismarck
William
Maurice Fealy
George H. Alden
Fourth District Court
Plymouth County
Russell
Osborne
Henry Stone
Aia
Thearvard Athletic Association
Harvard Committees
Prince Page
Congress
Boston City Council
New England Amateur Rowing Association
Newton
Page
W. E. Curtis
Atkwight Club
South Middlesex Unitarian Club
Watertown Young Men’s Assembly
Boston Paper Trade Association
Williston Seminary
Boston Association
Gould
Lettingwell
St. Patrick
Tremont Street
Leonard & CO
Balmaceda
Maida
Aris
Iquique
Almonte
Santiago
Tarapaca
Robles
Chamber
Chili
Cordage Works
Proctor’s Party
The
New England
Atlantic Mill No
Lowell
Merrimack Mill
Clothing Cutters’ Union
General Johnston III
United States Savings Bank of Topeka
Farmers’ and
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