Li Hung Chang Visits New York in Rain to Inspect West Point
Li Hung Chang arrived aboard the Dolphin in heavy rain and did not land at West Point. He toured New York landmarks with Col. Fred D. Grant and spoke with Penn Railroad officials about railroads and salaries. Cadets at West Point were disappointed by the weather, while crowds welcomed the ambassador on his return voyage.
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West Point
N. Y
Li Hung Chang
Dolphin
Military Academy
Fred D. Grant
Thompson
Col. McCook
Seward
Webb
Williamsburg
Col. Grant
Navy Yard
Vermont
Brooklyn Bridge
Col
Grant
Lieng
Cor
Tor
Pennan Railroad
Jersey Shore
New York
Brooklyn
Pennsylvania
Mr. Thompson
Earl Li
Col. Lent
Peter the Great
William
Napoleon
Clover
di Hung Chang
Spuyten Duyvil
Fred Grant
Mayor Strong
Lin Hung
Chang
Waldorf Tel
Liars Chang
Tom
Escaped on Victim's Nag Sparks Fatal Shooting
Isaac Daily, farmer of Huntington, was shot in the breast by neighbor Milhans during a dispute over a tobacco field. Daily died two hours later. Milhans fled on Daily's horse toward the Kentucky line with a posse in pursuit.
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Commercial Tribune
Huntington
Isaac Daily
D Milhans
Milhaus
Milaus
Kentucky
Marret McAdow Celebrates 95th Birthday in Ghillicothe
Mrs. Marret McAdow marked her ninety fifth birthday in Ghillicothe Ohio with five generations of descendants present. Born in 1830s she celebrated amid family and longstanding ties.
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Commercial Tribune
Ghillicothe,.o
Marret McAdow
Airees
Move to enforce liquor sale ban near state fair roils Columbus
A mobbed confrontation unfolded as Anti-Saloon League agents bought whisky at Samuel Harmon’s Harbor Road saloon and poured it into bottles to test enforcement within two miles of the State Fair. Harmon was fined and declared support for selling openly. More arrests promised.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Anti-Saloon League
Samuel Harmon
League
Harbor Road
Harmon
Liquor League
Balloonist I V Baldwin Injured In Fall From Noon
I V Baldwin, famed aeronaut, fell roughly eighty feet after a chute jump in Denver. The wind carried him into a tree, breaking his right arm in two places, dislocating his shoulder and causing serious head bruises. He has been making weekly ascensions in the city.
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Denver
Col
I. V. Baldwin
Baldwin
Perjury Suit Filed By Turner Against J D Nave
Lancaster Ky Aug 31 S B Turner sues J D Nave his father in law for 10000 damages over perjury. Another case for 10000 alleging alienation of his wife is being tried by a jury.
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Ss. B. Turner
Commercial Tribune
Lancaster
S. B. Turner
J. D. Nave
Turner
Oil strike shoots fifty feet in air near Cairo field
At the McFarland farm near Cairo West Virginia a wells shift from a possible duster to an unprecedented oil gusher. The Lubeck Oil Company owns the well with major holders John Adair and Otto Lehman. Estimated daily output ranges from 500 to 1500 barrels. The strike is the first producer in the Big Injun sand in the Cairo region.
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Commercial Tribune
Parkersburg
W. Va
Cairo
McFarland
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Thel
Lubeck Oil Company
JohnAdair
Baltimoreland Ohio Railroad
Otto Lehman
Shaffer
Fqn
Band Actes
Spain's Weyler to Wage Edict War and Burn Cuba
Despatches warn Premier Canovas that failing to crush the rebellion by year end will ruin Spain. Weyler plans harsh measures including banning sugar production, targeting rebels and civilians, and using evictions and censorship as Madrid weighs recall. Courts resist Weyler while reinforcements arrive and relatives of rebels face strict scrutiny.
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Canovas
Weyler
U. S
Taylor
Duke of Tetuan
Spain
Madrid
de Jas
Senor Cano
Gomez
Cuba
Apezucta
Coastra
Marais
Apezucia
Pascual Golgochea
Ataceo Sanchez
Spain Faces New Revolt Near Manila
A dispatch from Manila reports 3000 insurgents attacked the Spanish vanguard. the force was repulsed with sixty killed and many wounded. Isla de Cuba has been ordered to sail to the Philippine Islands immediately.
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Madrid
Manilla
Philippine Islands
Isla de Cuba
Revival fills tent as Rev John Hall leads large crowd
Special Dispatch reports from Morrow O Aug 31 that Rev John Hall and followers conduct a tremendous revival in the town. The tent is packed with attendees including a mother holding a child who begins to shake with religious fervor as a Conategelion sits nearby.
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Commercial Tribune
Morrow
John Hall
Gal Conategelion
Massacres in Constantinople Raise Fears of Empire Dismemberment
Dispatches from Constantinople report mass killings in the past week with about 4000 dead amid Armenian grievances and Turkish retaliation. Ambassadors warn the Empire nears disintegration as Armenian forces threaten further agitation while authorities and foreign officials seek redress and protection for nationals.
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Armenian Revolutionary Committee
Credit Lyonnais
Phillipolis
Shivalouki
Ers
Irish Political Prisoner John Duff Reported Insane
London August 31 reports John Duff another Irish political prisoner has become dangerously insane in a development to the ongoing case authorities.
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London
John Duff
Baroness De Rouques Sees Daughter's Grim Illness
London August 31. Baroness de Rouques mother of Mrs. Maybrick met the prisoner last week and found her very ill in the infirmary. She says the condition is hopeless and fills her with despair, watching a heart riven by illness. The Baroness returned to the Continent yesterday.
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London
Baroness de Rouques
Maybrick
Indiana Cycler Sets Two 200 Mile Road Records
Cycler E. B. Schenkenberger of Frankfort Indiana completed the Indianapolis to Chicago run in 14 hours 50 minutes, breaking the 200 mile road record and surpassing Mail carrier Smith's 14 hours 3 minutes by 23 minutes. He also lowered Indiana marks for 100 50 and 25 miles and plans a Chicago to New York attempt.
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Commercial Tribune
Chicago
Schenkenberger
Frankfort
Ind
Indianapolis
Smith
A Bimetallic Wedding in Springfield
In Springfield Ohio on August 31 Herman Dingeldein and Miss Anna Mortez wed this evening. Simultaneously the groom’s grandparents Mr and Mrs Andrew Yeager celebrated their golden wedding and cousins Mr and Mrs Peter Dingeldein marked their silver wedding in the same ceremony.
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Commercial Tribune
Springfield, O
Herman Dingeldein
Anna Mortez
Andrew Yeager
Peter Dingeldein
Looks Like a Man of Bone in Richmond Doctor
Dr. Joseph Intzi, a noted Richmond physician, is near death from a bone disease described as ossified degeneration following years of general paralysis. He can move his eyes but cannot express further needs. the condition involves calcareous deposits in tissues.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
Joseph Intzi
Tragic Charleston Shooting Ends in Death
Garland Yancy shot James Henry through the heart as crowds filled Charleston streets. After Henry fell Yancy fired twice more, one shot through the abdomen, killing Henry. Yancy, both Black men, was arrested and jailed after a dispute over a woman.
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Commercial Tribune
Charleston
W. Yva
Garland Yancy
James Henry
Henry
Henry di
Yancy
Sam Sutton Surrenders in Kentucky Shooting Case
Sam Sutton turned himself in to Sheriff Robinson in Lancaster Kentucky this morning claiming he accidentally shot and killed Bob Houston at Bryantsville within the county while handling a pistol. The grand jury has adjourned but may be reconvened to investigate. Sutton is jailed awaiting grand jury action.
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Commercial Tribune
Lancaster
Sam Sutton
Robinson
Bob Houston
Bryantsville
Saufiey
Sutton
Diabolical Bomb Plot Targeting Maysville Home
In Maysville Kentucky on a Saturday night a bomb was placed under the home of Mrs Ellen Cummings in the eastern part of the city The device built of rubber hemp rope and rope waste with a candlewick fuse burned to within an inch of detonation before going out It would have killed Mrs Cummings and her two young sons Police and Mayor W H Cox seized the device and report ant powder inside The woman identified an old man named Thomas as part of the bombing team but no arrest had been made yet
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Commercial Tribune
Maysville
Ellen Cummings
W. H. Cox
Thomas
Chattanooga Street Cars Under Receiver Bid
Union Trust Company of Philadelphia files against Chattanooga Electric Street Railway seeking receivership for $250000 first mortgage interest arrears. Chancellor names J B Ragan receiver to Sept 5 to show cause. Road argues six months delinquency required. line recently reorganized after court sale.
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Union Trust Company, Trustee
Philadelphia
Chattanooga Electric Street Railway Company
J. B. Ragan
Railway
Suit for breach of promise filed in Franklin Ohio
Maggie M. Lyons of Greenwood sues Charles N. Becker for 5000 damages alleging a 1890 marriage proposal and readiness to wed until July when he married Tuuey Kinnery. The case has caused a stir among local acquaintances.
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Commercial Tribune
Franklin
Maggie M. Lyons
Greenwood
Charles N. Becker
Pleasant Township
Ber
Tuuey Kinnery
Foreman Impaled by Knife in Swift's Packing Plant
John Meagher, a Swift's packing-house foreman, died in East St. Louis after a Wednesday accident left him impaled on a butcher knife held by a fellow worker. He had earlier spoken of a foreboding misfortune and collapsed while clutching at danger amid slaughtered animals.
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Commercial Tribune
St.louis
John Meagher
East St. Louis
Meagher
Swift
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Form Association
Liquor dealers from across the country organized the National Wholesale Liquor Dealers Association of America in Cleveland on August 31. Officers include President E L Snyder of New York and Vice Presidents W L Eimstein of Cleveland and W R Broderick of Baltimore, with W A Selmer of St Louis as Treasurer and W G Ross of New York as Secretary. A 21 member Board of Control will handle price cutting and other trade matters.
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Commercial Tribune
Cleveland
National Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association of America
E. L. Snyder
New York
W. L. Eimstein
W. R. Broderick
Baltimore
W. A. Selmer
St. Louis
W. G
Opposition to saloons forms state league in Parkersburg
The National Anti-Saloon League begins organizing a State branch in Parkersburg West Virginia at a large meeting in the Methodist Episcopal Church South. Bishop Firald of Tennessee is expected to address delegates as the organization is perfected tomorrow.
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National League Organizing
Parkersburg
W. Va
Commercial Tribune
National Anti-Saloon League
Methodist Episcopal Church
Brenner in Running To Fill Sorg Vacancy in Dayton
Dayton Ohio August 31 The decline of Paul J Sorg to run for Congress forces the Democratic district to name a new candidate. John L Brenner leads the list with Dennis Dwyer John H Kreitzer and J C Patterson Watt among those likely to accept. Montgomery County Committee delays action awaiting official notice and more entries.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Paul J. Sorg
Joe Dowling
Montgomery County
John L. Brenner
Sorg declines third Democratic nomination in Ohio district
Hamilton Ohio Aug 31 The decline of Hon Paul J Sorg of a third Democratic nomination for Congress in the Third District is final What Joe Dowling of Montgomery County will do remains to be seen Democratic leaders expect him to yield the nomination to a Dayton Democrat with funds to win The withdrawal of Gore is a setback for county political grafters
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Commercial Tribune
Hamilton, O
Paul J. Sorg
Joe Dowling
Montgomery County
Dayton
Gore
Melville B. Ingalls
Stone
Alabama
McKinley
Sne
Erea
Burglars Choke Couple. Son Escapes by Window
In Zanesville Ohio three masked robbers broke in at dawn battered the front door and choked George Beidler and his wife who struggled. Beidler is described as well to do. Their son, awakened, leaped from a second story window to raise the alarm. burglars fled with nothing.
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Commercial Tribune
Zanesville
George ‘Beidler
Beidler
Scrippte
More Kentucky Coal Arrangements Increase Southwestern Output
A Louisville conference among Central executives Harahan Hudson and Beck with Southwestern Kentucky coal operators aimed to arrange increased coal output. They discussed mine locations, equipment needs, and rail constraints, seeking faster delivery and larger shipments.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Harahan
Hudson
Beck
the Central
Kentucky
Illinois Central
Miners in Shawnee End Strike Move to Return to Work
Miners in Shawnee Ohio vote to resume work tomorrow on the old lease and cooperative system after a two week strike. The mass meeting shows near unanimous support for ending the stoppage and returning to the mines.
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Shawnee
Commercial Tribune
Shawnee, O
Louisville Detective Force Ousted in Board Reorganization
The Louisville Board of Public Safety ousted the present detective force, transferring most to the Police Department and dismissing Ames Gorley after he testified at the impeachment trial. William Wens becomes Captain, replaced by Jacob Haager. several detectives receive new ranks as two lieutenants and two sergeants join the force.
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Commercial Tribune
Louisville
Board of Public Safety
Pope
Board of Safety
William Wens
Jacob Haager
Ames Gorley
E. O. Daley
John Fritsch
Riverside Mill Closes Indefinitely in Benwood and Wheeling
Riverside Iron Company shut its blast furnaces at Benwood and Steve ns ville indefinitely ending operations at the plant including steel works tube mills skelp mills and related facilities. About 1500 workers lose jobs as the company cites selling iron below cost and rejects a proposed 20 percent wage cut to continue production for storage.
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Commercial Tribune
Wheeling
W. Va
Riverside Iron Company
Benwood
Stevesenville
Tube Works
Skelp Mills, &c
Culbertson
Bessemer
Fatal foul tip ends boy’s life at park
In Wilmington Ohio on August 31 twelve year old Willie Lembake was struck in the throat by a foul ball during a street ball meeting at South Park. He is reported fatally injured and may die.
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Commercial Tribune
Wilmington
Willie Lembake
Mone Bt
South Park
Lembake
Hobo and dog begin 163 mile ride to Pensacola
In Montgomery at 6 this morning a commercial Tribune hobo and his dog Alberto left the city to cover 163 miles toward Pensacola Florida. The man had been in town three days and started his long trek on foot or by riding.
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Commercial Tribune
Montgomery
Ala
Alberto
Pensacola
Fla
Walkist T Willowy Steep Arrives in Morgan Alabama
Special Dispatch reports T Willowy Steep from Cincinnati reached Morgan Alabama in the evening after a pleasant trip from Montgomery. He noted sandy roads slowed his progress.
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Commercial Tribune
Morgan
Ala
T. Willowy Steep
Cincinnati
Montgomery
Detroit tragedy ends in murder suicide after family drinking
Frank Beau bien, 40, shot his wife in Detroit on August 31 and wounded his two children before killing himself. He had been drinking.
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Detroit
Mich
Frank Beaubien
Republican Campaign Literature Delayed In Ohio Campaign
Representative Bramwell distributed 50000 copies of Sherman’s Senate speech on finance from August 30 1893 to Cincinnati and told of a misquote by Stewart. He also reported post office delays and torn delivery tags hindering McCleary documents for sound money clubs. Bramwell planned IndianaOhio border campaigning with stops near Cincinnati.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Bramwell
Republican
Cincinnati
Sherman
Senate
Columbus
Stewart
Jones
McCleary
Bromwell
Post Office Department
Babcock
Republican Committee
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Beech
Indiana
Ohio
New York Democrats Select Delegates to Indianapolis
Syracuse August 31 The State Convention of Gold Democrats selected as delegates at large to the Indianapolis Convention swell P Flower of New York Charles racy of Albany George Magee of Orange and Edward M Sheppard of Brooklyn The convention approved a platform opposing the Chicago and Populist platforms and urging Democratic nominees in Indianapolis to uphold constitutional integrity national credit and individual rights.
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N. Y
Indianapolis
Swell P. Flower
New York
Charlesracy
Albany
George Magee
Corn G
Edward M. Sheppard
Brook ‘N
Democratic Party
Chicago
St. Louis
United States
New York Republicans reorganize leadership names
The State Republican Committee met in New York to confirm re election of Charles W Hackett as Chairman and John B Kenyon as Secretary with B B O Dell as Executive Committee Chair. The Advisory Committee of five excludes Warner Miller and includes Thomas Platt Chauncey Depew Edward Lauterbach Frank Hiscock and Frank S Witherbee.
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New State Republican Committee
Charles W. Hackett
John 8. Kenyon
B. B. O’dell
Big Four
Thomas C. Platt
Chauncey M. Depew
Edward Lauterbach
Warner Miller
Work of Ohio Courts Figures From Secretary of State Report
Secretary of State Taylor released year end June 30 figures. Taxed against defendants 134 318 39. collected from defendants 20 028 19. forfeitures 16 399 09. collected 4 033 66. collectable 3 918. Total jury fees 282 040 56. Judgments rendered 18 153 998 40 with average judgment 54 003 89. Decrees in Hamilton 3 774 Franklin 932 Cuyahoga 976 Lucas 639. Attorneys fees paid by the county 881. The whole census paid. Number of crimes caused.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Taylor
Hamilton County
Franklin
Cuyahoga
Lucas
Fought With His Tenant In Hicksville Court
Enoch Farmer, wealthiest man in Deal County, was brought to the case in an insensible condition after a confrontation with tenant Geary Gedogs in Hicksville Ohio. Police reported the incident occurred August 31 and the events leading to the altercation are under investigation by local authorities.
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Commercial Tribune
Hicksville
Enoch Farmer
Deal County
Woman Dies Grieving at Husband’s Grave in Chicago
In Chicago at St Boniface Cemetery a grieving widow, Fransiska Alkohoser of 5122 Bishop Street, collapsed and died beside her husband’s grave. Heart disease, worsened by intense grief, was the cause.
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Chicago
St. Boniface Cemetery
Fransiska Alkohoser
Bishops ‘Street
Young Orators Compete at Kingston Contest
A Kingston county event in Richmond Kentucky hosted a second annual speech contest for young men. Local participants delivered prepared orations as judges evaluated courtly delivery and rhetoric.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
O County
Kingston
Aes of
Citer
Married Prisoners Few In Ohio Jail System
Secretary of State figures show 11 25 prisoners last year in Ohio, with 710 more than prior year. Nine percent were women. two thirds of men were single, women split between married and unmarried. Data include felonies 3297, misdemeanors 4219, ordinances 2462, literacy 11 percent unable to read or write, insane confined 810, epileptics 39, trials 4210, juveniles 44, and 167 boys plus 39 girls sent to industrial schools. Total maintenance cost $130 288 88.
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Commercial Tribune
Columbus
Secretary of State
Young boy suffers serious leg injury at Oak Hill cemetery
Austin Chenoweth six years old, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Chenoweth of London Ohio, fell while playing among tombstones at Oak Hill cemetery with his grandfather Marion Chenoweth. A tombstone toppled onto him, breaking his right leg between the knee and hip.
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Commercial Tribune
London
Austin
Robert Chenoweth
Oak Hill Cemetery
Marion Chenoweth
Oyster season opens as 300 boats ready to dredge Jersey coast
Oyster season begins with over 300 boats prepared to dredge off the Jersey coast. By daylight tomorrow 500 boats and 3,000 men will be at work as beds are tested and the season brings large juicy oysters to New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey with prices around 150 and 350 dollars for different catches.
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Commercial Tribune
Port Norris
N. J
Newport
Cedarville
Maurice River
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Jersey
Chesapeake Bay
Union After Stewart Defies Demands over Wages Battle
Washington reports Senator Stewart of Virginia based in Alexandria faces attack from Columbia Typographical Union No. 101 over wage rates for Silver Knight staff. Union demands $18 weekly union wages. Stewart says Alexandria is not in Washington and pays what he chooses. Allen and Bowler clash over Populist committee leadership after a dispute at a St Louis nomination meeting. Bowler is chairman, Bateman refuses orders, signaling a larger row to come.
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Commercial Tribune
Washington
Stewart
Alexandria
Columbia Typographical Union
Columbia Union
Virginia
Senator Allen
Nebraska
Jno
Jos. H. Outhwaite
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Buckner
la Crosse
Wiscarin
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Wilson
Executive Committee
Gossip of Washington compacted agency actions and appointments
Acting Comptroller approves reserve agents for several banks including First National Cincinnati for Robison Illinois and Second National Cincinnati for People's National Washington Indiana. Woodruff named Postmaster at Hamby Station Kentucky. Ark Tennessee office discontinued. Robert Mitchell Furniture Cincinnati bids Chester Public Building. William H Caldwell Tennessee named nautical expert in Navy Department at 1000 dollars.
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Commercial Tribune
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First National
Cincinnati
Robison
Ill
Second National
People’s National
Ind
Park National
Cleveland
Belmont
Robert Mitchell Furniture Company
Chester
William H. Caldwell
Tennessee
Navy Department
First Negro Mason Dead in Greensburg
John Therman a free born Black barber in Greensburg died at 70 of apoplexy. A pioneer in Indiana Masonry he joined in 1876 or 1878 as the first colored member there and among the first in the nation. He was famed as a top checker player and aided the Underground Railroad in the county.
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Commercial Tribune
Greensburg
Ind
John Therman
Therman
Senator Therman
Masonic Order
Indiana
United States
Over $18 000 000 Of Gold Arrives At New York
The cargo of gold valued at more than 18 million dollars arrived by sea or air as the high value shipment entered New York. Officials reported the substantial total and noted security and handling measures for the precious metal.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Gray emerges as latest Democratic presidential pick
At Indianapolis on August 31, Senator George Gray of Delaware leads a scattered Democratic parade toward a possible presidential nomination. Delegates discuss candidates Bragg Buckner Watterson Vilas and McKinley as the party debates platform issues including income tax and gold standard while Iowa Ohio and Missouri figures arrive.
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Commercial Tribune
Indianapolis
George Gray
Delaware
National Democratic Party
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