Cash Balance and Disbursements Report of 1887
The balance in the general revenue fund on November 15 1887 was 65 354 09 with receipts for the year 3 126 174 30 and disbursements 2 060 510 21 Total balances in other funds include School fund 54 620 50 and sinking fund 102 204 05. The report details various receipts and expenditures across departments including County Treasurers, State exchanges, and debt service obligations.
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Morton Dies by Own Hand Over City Election Loss
William Morton a fifty year old former slave in Louisville killed himself at home by cutting his throat after his favored Republican mayoral candidate Avery lost the municipal election. Morton had sold his horse wagon house and lot to gamble on victory, then faced ruin when the defeat was announced.
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Miners Leader Harris Joins Knights of Labor Field
George Harris former president of the Amalgamated Association of Miners and Mine Laborers of Pennsylvania has switched bases. He has aligned with National District No. 135 Knights of Labor and will begin organizing miners for the Knights. The announcement comes from Columbus Ohio, the district’s headquarters.
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Anarchist Entertainment Cancelled in Chiago
In Chiago the planned demonstration to aid families of executed Anarchists, set for Battery D on December 15, is canceled by mutual agreement. The singing societies voided their contract and Battery D officials welcomed the withdrawal amid current public opinion concerns.
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Philadelphia bucket shops raided amid gambling crackdown
Police raided Walker & Company at 323 Chestnut Street, Parker & Company at 131 Bank Street, Stead & Company on Hudson Street, Garland & Company, Garland & Company, Girard House, and Morton Chandler Company at 34 South North Street. Proprietors and employees were arrested and held for hearing on charges of setting up and maintaining gambling establishments.
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Regulators Fire Upon Home Killing Two In New Orleans Incident
At Lake Miss on Monday night a group of regulators forced entry into the Williams residence. The occupants, described as colored, returned fire injuring no further details and prompting a chaotic escape by the attackers. Ben Griffith and Join Melraney were reported dead.
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Eight foot rattlesnake strips danger from Florida child
Mrs. George Baker of Palatka Florida heard a child scream and a dog bark. She found a rattlesnake coiled on the child's chest while the dog circled it. She knocked the snake free and her husband killed it eight feet long. Neither child nor dog were bitten though both fell ill afterward.
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The neighbor’s child and old fashioned doctoring contrast
A conversation between Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Davis discusses harsh remedies for children. The tale contrasts traditional practices with Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Purgative Pellets and Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters praised for fever, dyspepsia, and nerves, ending with a sharp correction from a speaker.
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