Treasury advance to Exposition President at New Orleans
The Secretary of the Treasury on the 9th made an advance payment of 333,333 dollars to the President of the World's Exposition at New Orleans. The Controller of the Currency levies 100 percent assessment on Marine National Bank shareholders.
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Erie bank president arrested in mob incident
Adam Brabender late president of the Erie County Savings Bank was arrested in Erie on the 9th after a depositor Daniel Slig testified against him. He was taken before the City Recorder and, with bail set at 100000, committed to jail. Other items note New York children on Tribune Fresh Air Fund, a coal miners convention in Pa, and various legal actions and accidents.
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Next biennial convention set for Cleveland Ohio
Virginia, Marshal, Dennis McKenna, Ohio, Sergeant-at-Arms, William Slegel, New York. The next biennial convention will be held at Cleveland. Honouarles C. WASHBURN, of Minnesota, son of the late Governor Washburn, died at Portland, Mo, on the 11th, aged thirty-five. Failures reported for the seven days ending the 11th were: United States 184, Canada 11, total 201. CASHIER PETIT, of the Erie County Savings Bank, is in Canada with a warrant for embezzlement outstanding. An attachment was issued on the 11th for $28,000 in the hands of his daughter.
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Fire and wrecks across towns amid daily troubles
A fire destroyed St Joseph's Orphan Asylum near Newport Kentucky and damaged a nearby church. Fifty four boy inmates saved most personal effects, loss around 15000 dollars. A Missouri Pacific freight train burned through a bridge at Checotah Texas killing the head brake man Mason and wrecking ten cars. Across the country fires, thefts, indictments, and political shifts fill the page as Indians remove long wire fences in Cherokee Nation and a Toledo lumber fire totals 360000 dollars in losses.
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Multiple international crises and disasters reported abroad
Cholera deaths mount in Marseilles and Toulon with thousands fleeing in Marseilles. Dismissals of Richmond colored school principals cited amid unrest. Military pork ban and diluted drink orders imposed. Bandit attack near Pueblo leaves one guard killed. Belgian clerical procession attacked at Ath. Madrid armory fire. Hess court splits Madame Kalomoine from Grand Duke. Como powder mill explosion kills six. Monaco prince’s yacht wreck near Carlskrona. Albert rescued. Cholera tolls continue. quarantine at Havana. Welland Canal tolls cut by 25 percent. Train collision at Bayeux injures forty.
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Fire and tragedy across cities in late news items
A tenement fire on Second Avenue New York on the 13th caused a panic with many escaping through windows. A top-floor resident tried to lower wife and baby by sheets. they fell on an awning injuring the woman severely. Several others injured leaping from windows. In Dallas a duel to the death occurred at the National Hotel with Beale and Bowie fatally shot after a quarrel. A powder explosion at Catlin's quarry Vermont killed Jerry Patrande and son Frank and injured Joseph Mascotte. Four killed or hurt in a Lackawanna railroad accident. A skiff capsize on Monongahela River drowning August Schriber. Fire damage at Martin Worn & Co. furniture factory in Williamsburg NY totals $500,000 with $69,000 insurance. Bowdoin College president Professor Packard died aged 85. Parker will dispute resolved with widow’s settlement including cash and annual income. Hail and rain cause crop damage across New England.
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Submarine Marsh Debate Draws Long Island Skepticism
A Times report recounts geologists puzzling over a thousand year old submerged swamp off Long Island. They cite debris on beaches from Atlanticville to Water Island and insist subsidence and sea-level rise explain peat trunks and fossil finds. Prof Newberry notes land sinking four to five inches per century, predicting further drainage of low lands.
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The Girls Thirst for Knowledge at MIT
A Boston Advertiser column notes a MIT entrance exam day when 192 boys and only one girl were examined. A prominent woman advocates coeducation while a professor, opposed to it, questions whether the thirst for knowledge is as strong among women as men.
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How Webser Was Interrupted At Bunker Hill Monument
Mr Webster recalls the 1825 corner stone ceremony at Bunker Hill with a Boston State House procession. Revolutionary soldiers led by General Lafayette rode in barouches, bearing relics of the Revolution such as a tattered color and a worn drum. The division wore old regimental garb and home spun garments.
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Conjugal Tiffs and the Power of a Wife in Matrimony
A Brooklyn Eagle remark on how marriage amplifies a wife’s provocation power. It describes how intimate knowledge of a husband’s weak points leads to strategic attempts to wound, with crying fits as a winning tactic and submission from the husband as the outcome.
Children should earn money for duties, says Dr. Baar
The Journal of Education cites Dr. Baar on teaching children money value by assigning duties and paying small rewards. Suggestions include library upkeep, errands, tutoring younger children, copying documents, tidying homes, managing weekly or monthly accounts, yard order, and garden care.
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A Philadelphia Millionaire Hidden Wealth in Plain Clothes
Isaac V. Williamson, a Philadelphia financier aged over eighty, is reputed to be worth ten to twenty million dollars but lives frugally in Bryn Mawr. He travels daily by train, has no servants, horses, or luxuries, and remains a private bachelor despite his substantial generosity to charitable causes.
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A Professional's Experience in a Chicago Case
A distinguished surgeon recalls a case from about a year ago in Chicago involving a cancerous tongue. He describes performing an extreme operation by removing the tongue rather than the cancer. The anecdote notes the patient’s gratitude was directed to her husband, not her.
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Numerous Facts From Old Agri-Industrial Excerpt
The passage lists varied figures from 19th century sources including 40 million pennies minted in 1483, fruit variety counts for cherries apricots peaches pears and plums, wheat crop projections, buffalo bone shipments, silk export growth by country, long distance trade routes, a ruby on a farmer’s land turning into a fortune, corn variety development notes, theater operating costs, and city name counts across the United States.
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Wit and Wisdom Jests and Juries Share a Laughs
A collage of humorous quips and anecdotes appears from various sources. A magistrate jokes about a prisoner’s marriage, a dog’s laundry costs are lightly noted, and schoolroom banter yields quick wits. The pieces combine social humor with light irony, reflecting everyday life.
Arkansas man seeks railroad dream amid costly rails
A Arkansas figure, aiming to build a Helena to Kansas line, explains to a New Yorker that grading and bridges will demand immense funds. He concedes parts of the route traverse poor country and potential competition exists. He hints his motive is to become receiver.
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