WANTED WARNER Half a Million Wasted in Wall Street
In a village bank crisis depositors faced a suspended operation as the board deposed President A S Warner and pursued an accounting of the First National Bank. Warner disappeared after claiming a trip to Canada, leaving a large estate and questions about securities, executorship, and alleged life threats amid a townwide uproar.
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Anon, N. Y
First National Bank
A. 8. Warner
St. Catherine’s
Can
St. Catherine's
Warner
K. Titus Coan
Messrs. R. 8. Burrows
Clement Bliss
Coan
Roswell P. Burrows
New York State
Syracuse
Burrows
Stewart
William KR. Burrows
Warwick
Richmond
William
Me Appears to Have Squandered Half Million in Stock Speculation
ALBion august 21 The safe at Warners house was opened this afternoon and found papers shed light on his transactions. He used all available securities belonging to the Burrows automobile for his own benefit and the real estate he...
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William
Stewart
Albert
Warner
Burrows
Buffalo
Orleans County
N. Y
Iowa
Virginia
Warner Hus
Theodore Bacon
Bacon
Albion
William R. Caulkins
Rochester
Boston
Warner’s
Sgtt
Burrows Autoreg
Estate Steward Accused of Squandering Vast Funds
The trustee is accused of gambling away securities from the Wil Issey estate since 1879. He allegedly bought and sold stocks monthly totaling hundreds of thousands, leaving mainly real estate. Of $100,000 capital stock, over $90,000 reportedly belonged to the Burrows estate, with Warner accused of draining funds entrusted to him.
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Wil Issey
Burrows
W& Warner
The Caulkins Burrows Warner Connection Exposed
William R. Caulkins recalls his ties to W. R. Burrows and A. S. Warner in Rochester and Boston. He details meetings in 1882, stock transfers, powers of attorney, and the Craig Kidney Cure Company, noting Burrows' alcohol issues, evolving ownership, and suspicions of poisoning amid a collapsing partnership and a looming estate dispute.
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William R. Caulkins
Burrows
A. R. Warner
W. R. Burrows
Rochester
N. Y
A. &. Warner
Craig Specific Medicine Company
Craig Kidney Cure Company
Rochster
Craig Kidney Care Company
H. H. Warner & Co
Boston
A. 8. Warner
Warner
New England
Mass
Craig Speciti
Medicine Company
W. K. Caulkins
William R. Burrows
Alpion
Orleans County
Mary E. Stewart
Lorenzo Burrows, Jr
Frank Burrows
Craig Kidney Cure Co
Caulkins
W. J. Burrows
Roswald
Albion
A.S. Warner
Alexander Stewart
A. 5
Lells
First National Bank of Albion
Orleans
Mme
Iowa
Dr Craig Kidney Cure Company formed in Portland Maine
A former partnership dissolved after discovering no cash payments. A new firm, the Dr Craig Kidney Cure Company of Portland Me, was formed May 29 with $1,000,000 capital. Corporators include B F Bradbury M P Norton H Dewey J W Cowdrey and W Caulkins of Boston. Burrows gains reflect in the new stock and board.
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Warner
Burrows
Boston
Craig Kidney Care Company
Dr. Craig
Wascome
Thomas Craig
C. M. Hansom
George D. Eldridge
E. B. Manchester
J. W. Cowdrey
A. 8
Doctors Testify on Gradual Poisoning by Arsenic in Burrows Case
Testimony from Dr. Johnson and Dr. Hudson details Burrows Albion ties and alcoholism aiding his decline. Arsenic traces found in vomit and urine linked to slow poisoning. experts discuss liver enlargement, paralysis, and uncertain motive. Indicates possible homicide or accidental ingestion amid estate tensions and Caulkins residence.
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William R. Burrows
Albion
N. Y
Poston
Ruswell S. Burrows
Young Burrows
Boston
Pelham
William R. Caulkins
Burrows
Hudson Street
Caulkins
Beacon Street
Judge Burrows
Stewart
Warner
First National Bank of
Albion N. Y
R. S. Burrows
F. M. Johnson
Arthur Hudson
Newton
Barrows
L. F. Warner
Cushing
The Leather Man Curio Attracts Connecticut Towns
In Western Connecticut for twenty five years the Leather Man appears in Wilton Naugatuck area and other towns. He avoids people speaks rarely and travels a circuitous route via caves near reservoirs and ponds. Local residents record his visits and aim to uncover his identity.
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Connecticut
Erort
Conn
John R. Comstock
Wilton
Hall
Naugatuck
Stratford
Naugatuck Junction
Norwalk
Mrs. Comstock
New Canaan
Waterbury
New Haven County
Bristol
Southington
Hartford County
Compounce Pond
Compounes Pond
Feather Man
Middlebury
Woodbury
Watertown
Southbury
Wolcott
Oxford
Bethlehem
Morris
Goshen
Litclefield
Torington
Winchester
Newton
Canaan
Rye
Mount Kisco
Westchester County
New York State
New London County
Fairfield
New Haven
Auman
Mabde
Ex Senator Grady Resigns as State Committeeman
In Washington on August 21 the Clapp financial committee blasted Hon. Dorman B. Eaton for advising clerks to resist political pressure and contribute freely. The Republican push targets DC non officeholding clerks, urging support for Blaine and Logan to secure stable governance and urging prompt donations to the campaign fund.
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Washington
Clapp Financial Committee
Dorman B. Eaton
Civil Service Commission
Republican
Eaton
Board of
Civil Service Commissioners
Finance Committee
District of Columbia
Blaine
Logan
Sniphaeany
New York Avenue
Almon M. Clapp
Will H. Lawdermilk
Navy Yard
Judge Redman Speaks at Portland Democratic Rally
At Portland City Hall a Democratic candidate for governor, Hon. John B. Redman, delivered a reforming speech defending Cleveland and criticizing the Republicans. He urged tariff reform, cut taxes, exposed alleged government waste, and attacked party leaders while praising immigrant labor. He argued reform over revolution and warned against surplus distribution while namechecking Blaine and Logan.
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Portland
John B. Redman
Cleveland
Reform
Maine
Hendricks Accepts Democratic Nomination for Vice President
Ex Governor Hendricks replies to Chicago convention letter accepting the Democratic nomination for vice president. He says the honor is unexpected yet he recognizes the high endorsement and duty to public service, and he proceeds to accept the nomination.
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Hendrick
Indianapolis
Hendricks
Ind
Chicago
United States
Hendricks Endorses National Democratic Convention Principles
In a formal letter to committee members including William F. Vilas and Nichols B. Bell, T. A. Hendricks states he has carefully examined the declaration of principles and heartily indorses and approves it. He signs as an obedient servant.
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T. A. Hendricks
William F. Vilas
Nichols B. Bell
The
National Democratic Convention
Cleveland's Letter Draws Republican Disappointment
Washington reports Republicans upset that Cleveland did not press the tariff issue in his acceptance letter, calling him weak yet noting some praise for its brevity and honesty. Attorney General Watts and Secretary Post commend it as concise and principled, while Senator Kenna sees clarity and usefulness, and critiques Butler's lengthy letter as superior but nullified by its author.
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Bauer
Washington
Cleveland
Blaine
Watts
West Virginia
Post
Butler
Tilden
Butter's Name Harmonizes the Two Wings in Maine
A Greenback meeting at Portland's Merchants Exchange seeks to align Maine Greenback policy with General Butler's acceptance letter. Leaders including John M. Todd and F. Quimby push unity while Eaton and Eaton stay in the governor race for now. Todd will back Cleaves, then Butler, predicting a heavy Butler vote and a united Greenback front after the September vote.
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Merchants Exchange
Greenback Party of
Maine
Lne
General Butter
F. Quimby
Westbrook
Colonel Emerson
Lewiston
Greenback National Committee
John M. Todd
KK. A. Foss
Auburn
J. F. Turner
Deering
John Harper
Judge Frye
Bethel
H. B. Eaton
Greenback Party
Colonel Edwards
Bath
Oliver Olis
Rockland Opinion
P. H. Gordon
Butler
General Butler
Rev
W. F. Eaton
Cumberland County
Judge Cleaves
Cleaves
Anti Monopolists Nominate Mills for Governor in Michigan
Drrrort August 20 report says Wildman Mills of Sansac nominated by the Anti Monopolists State Convention. If he declines, Begole may head the ticket. George P. Sanford of Lansing named auditor general and Frank Cook of Muskegon named attorney general under fusion with Greenbacks. Greenback convention seeks to share ticket with Democrats, balancing with five Anti Monopolists and eight Butler men from the Greenback list. The Greenbacks adjourn with no further concessions and send a resolution to Democrats offering a split of the state ticket. Begole nominated for governor as adjournment nears.
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Wildman Mills
Sansac
Begole
George P. Sanford
Lansing
Frank Cook
Muskegon
Greenbackers
Butler
Greenback
Coe
Grand Rapids
Democratic State Central Committee
Cook
State Land Office
Bexole
Kansas
Toreka
Kan
Glick
Gick
Cc. K. Holiday
Eugene Hogan
Hugh P. Gaffagan
W. E B. Huttmann
G. P. Smith
C. P. Mares
W. P. Campbell
T. A. Hurd
Thomas A. Moonlight
George 8. King
Solution of Position No. 1098 by H D Lyman
The article presents a chess puzzle solution by H D Lyman of Washington DC. It lists numeric coordinates and moves, noting White wins by preventing Black from obtaining a king. The text references specific position numbers and move values in a compact puzzle explanation.
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H. D. Lyman
Washington, D. C
J. Meade
Holmesburg
Penn
W.wins
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