Copper Men Disagree In Paris Copper Negotiations
The New York report details American mine delegates Col Thomas L Livermore Col J B Haggin and A A Wheelock returning from Paris where talks with French and British bankers aimed to avert a copper market flood. They presented terms to slow production set a minimum price and allow banks to market copper gradually, while rejecting export restrictions. Haggin said the trip yielded no agreement and the syndicate remains broken with copper stocks held by banks.
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New York
Sreerau
Servia
Paris
Thomas L. Livermore
Boston
Calumet & Hecla
J. B. Haggin
San Francisco
Anaconda
A. A. Wheelock
Jere Abbott & Co
Livermore
Grand Hotel de Athenee
M. Secretau
Société Des Métaux
M. Minchicourt
M. Edmund Moreau
Comptoir d’Escompte
Baron Rothschild
Baron Hirsch
Bank of France
Mr. Mason
London
Mason & Barry
Manager Doetsch
Rio Tinto
Messrs. Haggin
Gordon Abbott
Mr. Livermore
Rothschilds
Haggin
Palmetto Tents and Camping Gear Catalogue Preview
Palmetto Tents offers lawn tents in round bell wall tennis and A shapes from eight dollars. Hammocks camping blankets and steamer chairs priced two to five dollars with home or ship delivery and monograms at no extra charge. Bathing suits tights shoes and light summer clothing on sale as hot weather prompts quick buys.
Park commission ban on preaching in public parks
The article notes Park commissioners decide not to permit preaching in the city public parks. Also mentions the twelfth annual meeting of The Women's Baptist Home Mission Society and the appointment of new firemen, plus Mr and Mrs Macomber celebrating their golden wedding.
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Women’s Baptist Home Mission Society
Mrs. Macomber
Francklyn Elberon property sold for $75,000
In Elberon New Jersey on May 13 the Charles G Francklyn estate sold the hotel and furniture for 50000 and the Garfield cottage and furniture for 25000. W D Guthrie acted for Mrs Mary Me Evers Goslin of England who held a 100000 mortgage foreclosed on the property valued at 175000 with a 50000 mortgage held by the Mutual Life Insurance Co of New York.
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Lone Brancu
N. J
Charles G. Francklyn
Elberon
Garfield Cottage
W. D. Guthrie
Mary MeEvers Goslin
England
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Shipping Arrivals and Clears at Various Ports
New York notices list steamers and barks arriving from Port-au-Prince Colon Aspinwall Boston Fall River Rockport Mas and more with vessels such as J. B. Anderson Florence Nowell Lottie K Friend and Gazelle. Cleared ships include Albert Tellefaen Baracoa Eider Strathleven and Rialto with vessels from Bremen London Glasgow and Yokohama among others.
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New York
Port-au-Prince
Colon
Aspinwall
Penobscot
Boston
J. B. Anderson
Florence Nowell
Lottie K. Friend
J. S. Lamphrey
H. R. Congdon
Willow Harp
J. & P. Crowley
Fall River
Wild Pigeon
Rockport
Mas
Gazelle
Campobello
Abel W. Walker
Bath
J. Ponder, Jr
Bangor
Eurotus
J. Thompson
Thomas Potter
Newbedford
Albert
Tellefaen
Baracoa
Eider
Bauer
Bremen
Strathleven
Vearson
Glasgow
Unita
Danilson
Rialto
Akcester
London
Aboracoa
Temple
Miramichi
N.b. Shie
Queen of Scots
Lamb
Calcutta
Barks Nanny
Muller
Dusedin
Enossonle
Soule
Yokohama
Josef
Bueno
Robertson
St. Jago
Lagos
Olsen
Pelotas
Braz
William Todd
Wood
Northern Light
Harper
Ships Arrive and Depart Across Global Routes May 11 13
A list of ships with origins and destinations including New York Glasgow Aspinwall Port Spain Liverpool Philadelphia Montreal Copenhagen Baltimore and more. Entries show May 11 to May 13 dates with vessels such as Servia Neptune Victoria And ocean liners in transatlantic and Caribbean service.
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New York
Ethiopia
Glasgow
Colon
Aspinwall
Neptune
Port Spain
Servia
Liverpool
Victory
St. Vincent
Alene
Savanilla
Philadelphia
Ohio
San Francisco
Mariposa
Aucland
Rio Janeiro
Procida
Baltimore
Cape Magdalen
Oxenholme
Montreal
Thomas
Buteshire
St. Jago
Godrevy
Vacouna
Malin Head
Lake Nepigon
Dunnet Head
Gardenia
New Piieans
Copenhagen
Brow Head
Mentmore
Portland
Boston
Australia
New Orleans
Circe
Corean
Fulda
Ris Aden
Bertie
Covonda
Brunswick
Hong Kong
City of Sydney
Roy
Baltimore & Delaware Railroad elects directors and officers
Cuestertown Md May 13 The annual stockholders meeting elected directors J Rogers Maxwell R W Deforest E Thelin George Jones 8 M Williams F L Hall and J W Watson F L Hall chosen president George Jones secretary treasurer and E P Stacey superintendent J R Franklin named general agent locally The Jersey Central plans to complete the line to Tolchester Beach soon to run by July 1 allowing fruit and passengers to New York via connections The Jersey Central seeks freight competition with the Pennsylvania line and lists the new railway as a branch in its latest map.
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CuEstertown
Baltimore & Delaware Railroad Company
J. Rogers Maxwell
New Jersey Central Road
R. W. Deforest
E. Thelin
George ©. Jones
M. Williams
F. L. Hall
J. W. Watson
George Jones
E. P. Stacey
J. R. Franklin
Bingham
Jay Gould
Tolchester Beach
Emil Thelin
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Chestertown
Boston
Bombe
Hook
Bay Side
N.J
New Jersey Southern
Central of
New York City
Jersey Central
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Baltimore
New Road
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey Central
Sugar Bounties Bill and Irish Viceroyship Discussed in Commons
London May 13 Parliament debated the sugar bounties bill. Government leader W H Smith said no bill before Whitsuntide recess. Questions arose on abolishing the viceroyship after the Marquess of Londonderry’s resignation and transferring duties to the chief secretary. Smith pledged consideration but offered no firm pledge.
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London
W. H. Smith
House of Commons
Haworth
Marquis of Londonderry
Ireland
Edward Heneage
Smith
German collier strike shocks Westphalia mines
A Prussian ministry council chaired by Prince Bismarck, with Emperor William present, considers arbitration between mine owners and 100,000 Westphalian miners amid scattered clashes. Troops disperse crowds at Altehause and Sprockhoevel pits as coal trains halt because of coal shortages.
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Beruin
Westphalia
Prince Bismarck
Emperor William
Berlin
Schroeder
Junte
Siegel
William
Altehause
Sprockhoevel
Hussars
Waldenburg
Silesia
Prince Regent’s
Bochum
Halle
Aristocrats in Court Afield Club Figures Bail Granted
Lonnox May 13 The Field and Adelphi clubs raids led to aristocrats including the Earl of Dudley and Lord Lurgan being arraigned. They were admitted to bail for examination next week as police note peers were not club members but visited to gamble. Crowded courtroom and spectator aristocrats. Parents of players prompted the raids to stop debt troubles.
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Lonnox
Field
Adelphi
Earl of Dudley
Lord Lurgan
Emin Bey relief chief predicts Stanley return routes
London reports Sir Francis de Winton forecast an early return for Henry M. Stanley with several coastward routes now open. Yorkshire miners threaten strikes over wage increases as 50,000 notices urge quitting work without a raise. Czarewitch likely betrothed to Princess Helen of Montenegro. Paris notes Comptoir a Escompte capital subscriptons exceed half. Eisenheim clash over land rights ends with seven killed as gendarmes fire on villagers.
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Francis de Winton
Emin Bey Relief Committee
Royal Geographical Society
Henry M. Stanley
Yorkshire
Czarewitch
Helen
Montenegro
Paris
le Paris
Comptoir a’Escompte
Munich
Eisenheim
Fitchburg Brackett Reception After Fitchburg Road Dispute
May 13 Greenfield Lieutenant-Governor Brackett hosted an informal Mansion House reception attended by executives and officers of the Fitchburg road. Rodney Wallace, a director and Congressman, plans to travel to North Adams to examine a rebate claim tied to disputes over the State road and Hoosac Tunnel sale. Councillor Gunn hosts the party during their rest stop.
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Fitchburg
Brackett
Greenfield
Mansion House
Fitchburg Road
Rodney Wallace
North Adams
State Road
Hoosac Tunnel
Gunn
Two Killed in Seattle Cable Car Accident
A cable road derailment on Front street in Seattle killed Mrs. Wagner and her youngest child and injured several others. Mr. Wagner of Chadron Nebraska and the oldest child, age six, survived with severe scalp wounds as the car rushed down Second street hill and into Pine street after the brake failed.
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Portland
Ore
Seattle
W. T
Front Street
Second Street
Pine Street
William Wagner
Chadwin
Neb
Captain Whittaker Found Dead in Mt Vernon
New York May 13 Captain Frederick Whittaker prominent writer was found dead today at his Mt Vernon home with a bullet in his head. Police seek to determine if the shooting was accidental or intentional.
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New York
Frederick Whittaker
Mt. Vernon
Death of a $25 000 Colt at Union Park
The Czar, a celebrated three year old running colt owned by Theodore Winters of California and valued at $25,000, died of pneumonia at Union Park this morning in Council Bluffs Iowa. He won the California Derby.
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Council Blurrs
Theodore Winters
California
Union Park
Questioning Canada Moved to This Course by Demand for Compensation
Ottawa May 18 Special. The Canadian minister of justice states that Canadian authorities had no right to seize the American ship Bridgewater and that Canada must compensate Captain Allan for delays. The British and American governments are exchanging documents. the case stems from a seizure by Canadian customs at a New Brunswick port last year.
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Ont
Dominion
Colonial Office
Bridgewater
Washington
Allan
New Brunswick
Custom House
Ottawa
Customs Department
Minister of Justice
Justice
Jailer’s Brave Wife Foils Jail Escape at Akron
A jail breakout by prisoners indicted for penitentiary offences was thwarted when Mrs. W B Gamble, deputy sheriff’s wife, shut the guard door and cocked a revolver. Leader Harry Burns had unlocked the corridor door with a wooden key replica before guards arrived and secured the inmates.
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Pirrspure
Penn
Akron
Harry Burns
W. B. Gamble
Death in a Lynn Hotel
A well dressed man aged about 35 died at the Anderson House Lynn this afternoon after requesting a room for chest pain. Found unresponsive in his room after 6 pm he was pronounced dead despite resuscitation attempts. The man bore the name John A. Drew of Lewiston Maine and had a post mortem scheduled for tomorrow at 9 am. Currently no cause of death is known.
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Anderson House
W. Cook
John A. Drew
Lisbon Street
Lewiston
Melcher & Miller
Pinkham
Darcy
West Lynn
Military orders and officer assignments update
Washington May 13 Special Army orders list Lieutenant Colonel W Lawton inspector general on temporary duty to Fort Clark Texas. A medical board to meet June 1 at the military academy will examine candidate and graduating class physicals. Other appointments include Vallum inspector in New York City area, Lavingstone extension of sick leave, and Davis six months sick leave. Naval orders: Leary to torpedo instruction at Newport, Burtis detached to receiving ship Vermont, Reed reassigned to New York Navy Yard, Whiting to Minnesota.
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Washington
W. Lawton
Fort Clark
Tex
Anthony Heger
F. C. Ainsworth
John O. Spinner
Military Academy
Edward P. Vallum
New York City
Andrew C. Smith
L. Rhett L. Lavingstone
Third Artillery
William B. Davis
R. P. Leary
Newport
R. L
Arthur Burtis
New York Navy Yard
Vermont
George H. Reed
Robert Whiting
Minnesota
Lincoln Sails Tomorrow for Europe With Family
New York May 13 Robert T Lincoln United States minister to England arrived today and will sail for Europe on Wednesday aboard the City of Paris accompanied by his wife and three children Mrs Lincoln's health has improved and she is now almost as strong as ever
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Lincoln
New York
Robert T. Lincoln
United States
England
Europe
Paris
The Storm in Virginia Disrupts HarrisonsurG County
A terrific storm swept HarrisonsurG Virginia on Sunday. Lightning struck barns and stables, many livestock were killed, and hail devastated fields destroying the wheat crop. Fences and houses were toppled but there were no human lives lost.
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Harrisonsurg
M'Neil Held for Embezzlement Arraignment
Stephen W. McNeil was arraigned in District Court on a charge of embezzling between two thousand and twenty five hundred dollars from Lucius Beebe's Sons morocco manufacturers. He is held in one thousand dollars bail for appearance next Saturday.
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M’neil
Lynn
Specran
Stephen W. McNeil
Lucius Beebe
Morocco
French Percale Shirts at Special Low Prices
Due to late arrival of imported French percale shirtings we offer made to order shirts with collar and cuffs attached at 2.25 each and detached at 3.50 list price. Gentlemen are invited to these special prices for fine French percale shirtings.
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Allen, Solly & CO
Hatch Acquitted in Murder Trial at Burlington Col
C W Hatch of Boston Mass was tried for killing his uncle Henry Hatch and the Burlington Colorado jury returned a verdict of acquittal tonight. The case concluded with Hatch cleared of all charges in the murder of his relative.
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Burlington
Denver
Col
C. W. Hatch
Boston
Mass
Henry Hatch
Governor Hill Vetoes Saxton Electoral Reform Bill
Governor Hill vetoed the Saxton electoral reform bill in Albany on May 13. His message calls the current form an impossibility and urges the Legislature to pass during this session a bill containing provisions both sides agree will reduce political corruption.
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Albany
N. Y
Hill
Saxton
Clan-na-Gael member denies Cronin murder plot
Luke Dillon, a Philadelphia Clan-na-Gael member, states that Dr. Cronin never claimed the society decided to kill him or appointed an executioner. He asserts no enmity existed between Cronin and the group and that Cronin was a valued member.
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New York
Cronin
Luke Dillon
Clan-na-Gael
Philadelphia
Toronto
Chicago
Pat tern Makers League opens second annual convention in Pittsburg
The Pat tern Makers League of North America begins its second annual convention in Pittsburg with talks on the eight hour system piece work apprenticeship and a tool insurance plan. Also reported are embezzlement charges against William Martin of J R Newman & Sons Pittsfield who is held on bonds and construction delays on the Cleveland St Louis Kansas railway due to contractor failure. In New York the Fassett prison bill amendments were approved limiting inmate labor in stove iron hollowware boots and shoes with work for public institutions only.
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Pattern Makers’ League of North America
Pittsburg
Penn
William Martin
J. R. Newman & Sons, Clothiers
Pittsfield
Martin
Cleveland, St. Louis & Kansas Railway
William Baird & Co
Alton
Ill
Booneville
Fourth annual Fasig horse sale opens at Glenville track
The fourth annual Fasig horse sale began at the Glenville track in Cleveland today. Notable sales include Helen McGregor with foal at 1050 dollars, Zelda at 1550, Mambrino Sparkle at 3950, and Guy the black gelding record 2:12 selling to H A Stephens of Cleveland for 29 750 dollars.
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Cleveland
W. B. Fasig
Glenville Track
Helen McGregor
Captain Kate
Hostess
Dr. Kilton
Viola
Zelda
Ohio Prince
Rosaline
Miss Gretchen
Leontine
Josiah A
Lady Leontine
Daisy
Minnie
Mabel B
Gordon
Guy
H. A. Stephens
Mexico's Dead Ex President Arrives For State Funeral
The body of Sebastian Lerdo, ex president of Mexico, arrived in City of Mexico from New York. A grand procession and military escort received the casket at the station and conveyed it to the congressional building where it will lie in state all day tomorrow. A grand funeral is planned.
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Sebastian Lerdo
New York
Mexico
Great Britain
Canada
Bridgewater
Field Club
Lan
City of Mexico
Congressional
Dreadfully doleful pig iron price quarrel
A Chicago editor notes dangers of a pig iron price drop. Northern tariff supporters resist cheaper iron, arguing high prices protect industry. The piece laments the prospect as dreadfully doleful and tearful.
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Ind
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