Washington May 19 Bank Swindle Report Condemns Freshmen’s Fund
A House Committee on Investigating the Freshmen's Bank reports the institution degenerated into a monstrous swindle from the start, driven by self interests and faulty oversight. It pins fraud and mismanagement on key figures including H. H. Cooke and A. R. Shepherd, detailing controversial bonds, worthless certificates, and misused funds tied to Dodge and Vand.
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House Committee On
Vonett
Columbia
Wustalen & Expenditures
A. R. Shepherd
Vandenburg
Open letter defends Gibson against Knowlton tale charge
A. M. Gibson denial letter aims to shield his reputation from accusations of eavesdropping related to the Knowlton legend. He rebuts accusations by General Boynton and Boynton's Gazette statement, asserts he did not mishear or misreport, and explains his handling of the Blaine-Stewart bond story with careful caution and personal integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Gibson
New York
A. G. Riddle
Knowlton
Mr. Rigdle
Boynton
Gazette
Gibson
General Boynton
Ae Erate
Washington
Ksiowlton
Melton
Ams
Cam
Mr. Asthes
Credit Mobilier
Stewart d
Primari
Sun
Stewart
Wart
Kansas
Stewart Riddle
Angi
Union Pacific Railroad
Eastern Division
Mr. Knowlton
Blaine
Sen
Roe Gan
Ledaerek
A.M. Ginson
Presbyterian Assembly Debates Controversial Protests At Expo
In New York on May 19 the General Assembly discussed protests by members against the Centennial Exposition. Debate centered on church extension and missions. A committee report on missions and sacral matters was received, with further consideration promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byterian General Assembly
New York
Niger
Meeting of Catholic Societies in New York May 20
A fragmented note describes a May 20 gathering of Catholic societies in New York. References include a corner-stone ceremony for Father’s arch and mentions of ancient orders and mysterious signs, with unclear connections to broader Catholic groups.
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Winumeat Order
New York
Travel rates to Mati and St Louis for ten days
Announcement lists excursion rates to Mati and St Louis and rates for four other destinations for a ten day period before Tatations.
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New York
Een
Mati
St. Louis
Tatations
Steamship departures reported at Queenstown
Queenstown reports include the fed Steamer Scythia sailing from New Newseen on May 19 and ships Goethe from Bremen and another from Hain Gi cae also listed, reflecting a busy transatlantic traffic with multiple liners noted.
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Queenstown
Fed
Scythia
New
Newseen
Goethe
Hain
Weather Signal Service Update From Army Forecast
Civil weather bulletin from the Weather Signal Service of the U S Army reports ice conditions and forecast guidance for commerce and cultural activity on May 20 at 7:05 A M. Readings indicate freezing temperatures and potential hazards affecting transportation and markets.
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Crmcnmati
U.S. Army
What We Told You About The Democratic Split
Yesterday's New York Tribune is cited as arguing the Democratic party must face internal divisions. The piece urges that leaders confront inflationists, stop infighting, and present a unified stance to win state support. It criticizes Allen and Cary and contends hard money principles should guide the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Tribune
Mion
Allen
Cary
R. Thurman
National
Mr. Alen
Ees - Allen
Incomplete portrait of a U S political figure
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss a politician’s tenure in the House and perceived absences. Mentions money, Bension/Bernis, and a shift towards a Senate bid. Lacks clear dates or full names, offering only a hazy, unattributed critique of political career and funding.
Pendleton's Reapnee in Ohio Democratic State Convention
Fragmentary reminiscence notes show Pendleton viewed with shock by most hont people of U Bines for his appearance at the Democratic State Convention of Ohio. The text conveys contempt for certain speakers and high-tened rhetoric amid political dispute.
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Pendleton
U Bines
Meral Belknap
Ohio
Iowa
Schura
Adams
Get a Stick That is Called a Club in Bristow
Fragmentary OCR text from Akrap Beacon mentions Bristow and a city of 20,000 Republicans. It hints at a scene or event involving strength and a warning or belief about a future tour. Content is unclear and lacks coherent facts.
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Akrap
Nicistow
Bristow
Iconary Board Formed Funding Breakdown Revealed
The board reported a total raised of 98 thousand dollars with parishioners contributing 53 thousand. A major 34 thousand came from a donor identified as ialice and 11 thousand from another source.
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Iconary Board of the
Senator Spencer celebrates removal of U S Attorney in dispute
A jubilant Senator Spencer praises the removal of the United States Attorney for Northern Alabama and the appointment of Mayer, with Spencer’s chief man Morton and State Central Committee involvement. The House committee’s exoneration dispute centers on testimony, while Sherman’s nephew is nominated U S marshal of New Mexico. A reform push would require lobbyists to file authority, seen as a blow to lobbyists. Wisconsin election challenges and representative Cate defend against accusations.
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Spencer
United States
Northern
Alabama
Mayer
Dnd
State Central
Sherman
Col
Fred. Grant
United States Arshal
New Mexico
Mtr. Home
Thic
Fitzhugh
Cate
House
Wisconsin
Morty
Prinless di
Hie
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Senate
Mater
Mr. Houtwell
PrePy res Opere bragiers last night incity
Fragmentary OCR text describes a nighttime event with references to a fast jet and a delineator. Names and locations are garbled, leaving unclear who performed, where, and what occurred. The readable bits suggest a brief arts or aviation themed tale without a coherent report.
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Lebar
Bilende
Explosion on Lake Shore Railroad injures five workers
In Chicago on May 2, a boiler explosion on a Lake Shore and Michigan Northern side track near Monding caused glass to shatter and iron debris to fly. Five workmen were injured, two named Coy and Thomas Flynn reportedly from the blast, as the boiler’s lower section was found to be very thin on investigation.
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Chicago
Shore
Michigan -Northern
the Coy
Thomas Flyon
Sawmill Destroyed by Quick Fire Near Lyon Town
Yesterday evening lightning struck the large sawmill at Tea Stophiee Hy near Lyon town, igniting a blaze that consumed the building in an incredibly short time. Loss estimated at 6000 dollars, with about 15 men left without employment.
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Lyon
Non Arrival of Lynchers At Jail Sparks Militia Stand
Police surrounded the jail area all night with armed forces and the militia stood ready with artillery to deter lynchers from Oldham county. No mob appeared and none are expected amid heightened security and readiness.
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Oldham County
Fatal Railroad Accident in Patrait May 2
Mrs Tra B Lyons was struck by a train at Fijint, yesterday, and instantly killed. The accident occurred near Osnbghaal station, with eyewitnesses reporting the grim scene as authorities began inquiries.
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Patrgit
Mien
Tra B. Lyons
Aes
Osnbghaal
Fijint
Explosion at Wowder Mill Kills Four in DuPont Area
An early morning blast at the Wowder Mill in DuPont area killed four workers and injured several others. Det. Max reports the incident as a powder mill accident with ongoing investigation and response by local authorities.
Mann Whinky Trial In Chicago Hears Provocation Claim
In Chicago on May 20 the Mann Whinky trial resumes as Judge Tangs argues provocation, with proceedings expected to last much of the day.
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A. Cincago
Manin
Tangs
Fitzhugh's little misfortune and Louisiana inquiry
The report notes Fitzhugh as an improper person for doorkeeper and suggests consolidating sergeant at arms and doorkeeper offices. In Louisiana, the Federal Offices committee continues examining G. W. Ferguson. He testified that General Sypher in 1872 supplied blank pay vouchers later filled with amounts and that money passed as political payoff. The committee plans to meet in New Orleans on the 27th inst.
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WesTers
Fitzhugh
Fitzhugh iv
Louisiana
G. W. Ferguson
Sypher
Congress
New Orleans
Buckley Bart Firm Faces Bankruptcy in Manchester
Heavy failure spans Manchester and beyond as Sir Edmund Buckley a noted chemicoal and tin manufacturer is declared bankrupt. Liabilities reach two and a half million. Meanwhile an international students congress in Teeny reports about a thousand attendees discussing student strikes and organization. England's stance on the Constantinople memorandum remains split, with the government not adhering to the Se memorandum.
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Edmund ‘Buckley
Manchister
Maantic
Explosion at Bergen Tunnel sparks injuries and lawsuits
Official report on the Bergen Tunnel disaster in Jersey City cites numerous injured houses and an estimated $100000 in damage. A flood of federal suits has begun against the railroad. Also noted are specie shipments to Europe and a half price fare offer for Pennsylvania Central Railroad delegates to Cincinnati and St. Louis. Excursion tickets and stopovers are described amid scattered lines.
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New York
Myo
Bergen Tunnel
Jersey City
Europe
Canada
Cincinnati
ST. Loues
Uuael Carpenter
Pennsylvania Central Rtailroad
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Sunday Opening Debated at Centennial Exposition
Philadelphia May 20 The Centennial Exposition attracts large crowds with gates opening early amid debate over Sunday hours and possible compromise. Vandalism concerns rise in the Art Department as statues face defacement and exhibitors threaten withdrawal unless protections are improved.
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Philadelphia
Agi
Atce
Ted
Pune
Boston Regatta Reports Collision With Foul Claims
In Boston on May 20 a rowing race ended with both crews alleging fouls after a collision near the end of the first mile. Officials timed the race at 20 minutes 15 seconds but the result remains disputed between the Yasihnet and the opposing crew.
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Boston
Yasihnet
Notorious forger William Bernard run down in Edina
May 20 report from Louis states detective Fartoug captured the famous forger William Bernard, known across oil regions of Pennsylvania, in Edina vari. Bernard was jailed in that place for his confidence games and a gubernatorial requisition from Pennsylvania is expected on arrival.
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Louis
Wiliam Bernard
Pennlvania
Edina
Vari
Fartoug
Oi City
Pattong
Pennsylvania
Market notes and grain prices from Toledo and New York
Toledo market report shows varied wheat and corn bids, futures, and spot values with miller bids and berry sales. New York notes quiet demand for wheat and oats, steady prices for corn and rye, and grocery and sugar markets with mixed futures and receipts for the week.
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Es Petroleum
Cornalull
Toledo
Ater Bay
Michigan
Jane
Bates
New Oneans
Meadly
Louisiana
Cincinathy
Wevers
New Yonk
Yilwaukee
Chicago
Ilwaukee
Tyash State
Re ‘Orn Diulls
NEW York Grocery Report
To Day s Oil Markets Time Dispatch Pittsburg May 20
Oil market report from Pittsburg notes a firm but inactive trend with Philadelphia delivery quoted around 1.99% bid for immediate shipment at United and a firm market in Oil City at 1.99 and 22.25 per barrel. Tideoute and Philadelphia show quiet crude markets with varying levels and shipments.
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Cincinnati Times
Pittsburg
M@LINk
Qohillarille
Oil City
United
Tideoute
Philadelphia
Missionaries from St Joseph's College Enter America
In 1871 the College of St Joseph's Mill Hill London sent four graduates as missionaries to America. The missions operate in Baltimore Marlborough Maryland Louisville Kentucky and Charleston South Carolina under Rev James Noonag. Miss Borie of Philadelphia raises five thousand dollars for education of salalanacos for America.
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College of St. Joseph's
Mill Hill
London
America
Baltimore
Marlborough
Louisville
Charleston
South Carolina
James Noonag
Miss Borie
Philadelphia
St. Joseph's
Severe Storm Strikes Town Injuring Eight
A severe storm caused a pantry roof collapse at the Seventh Avenue Hotel kitchen injuring eight guests. A child was swept away by a torrent but recovered. Fire and rescue crews battled the wreckage as flooding and damage spread through the area.
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Seventh Avenue
Methodist Conference Recommends Church Leaders in Civil Office
Ebbing text shows a May 20 session where a preamble and resolutions urged church members to seek public office only with Christian character and principles. The report references a special commission on relations with churches and ongoing efforts to address holding disfavor in government roles.
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Methodist Episcopal ‘General
Methodist Episcopal “Church
Bithoy Harris
B. Chueheo i
Kipha Retchell
Northwestern
Elution
Me Mae
Unclear draft hints at statue unveiling and Board meeting
A fragmented note refers to Ph on behalf of the committee about attending the unveiling of the Witherspoon statue. It mentions a possible meeting with the Centennial Board to strengthen opposition to a proposition. The Sabbaths adjourned.
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Grioped Bly
Philadette
Witherspoon
Centennial Board
River traffic update on Monongahela with boats and coal
The Monongahela river levels are falling and eight boats are planned for the fleet. John and Rhonda from Lewis are returning next Wednesday, while the Arington sails tonight for St Louis with a large cargo. Tomorrow two totboats and Asipsy head to Louisville with 210000 bushels of coal. A sunken barge at Steubenville was cleared to allow passage, though rough weather and possible hail or lightning disrupted the area. No boats today except packets. freight is reserved for tomorrow.
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Monongahela
John
Rhonda
Lewis
Arington
Fragmentary railroad stock totals from a regional note
A garbled OCR snippet lists numerous railway lines and stations with scattered figures. It mentions Union Telegraph, Western, Lake Superior, Erie, Wabash, and Mississippi lines with various numbers and a total around 1,439. The fragment lacks coherent narrative or dates.
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Wedark
Union Telestele
Pasifie
Mel Gos
New Central
Erie
Lake Soo
Contested Senate Impeachment Proceedings Debated
A lengthy House debate centers on the Senate impeachment inquiry involving Senator Spencer and alleged misconduct. The committee considers jurisdiction and demands further testimony while opposing voices press for a full print of proceedings and actions.
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EC Bibbins
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Berlix Conference
Constantinople
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Expio‘bion
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Frown Perfumery CO
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Hicks
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Woodlawn
Hamilton and Dayton
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Springer
Delete A.M
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Dale
Wyoming
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Martha
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Peters
Arowd& Co
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Atanday
Wloce
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Office Board of Public Works
Mercer
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F. Pet
TEN Born
W. Pith St
Ede
Udell
Bok
Cheslar
Acelsior CO
Tribune Building
City Directory
Josiip Lewis
Sar Thirl Street
Pike's Opers Heuse
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Steaia Wensels
C. W. Leber
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Ooerior Court OF Cinctiwa Duidees
Tilden
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L. Avery
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Fenton
Penaore Sater
Aaron Hopper
Riner
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Ee. W. Haire
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Crotty
Be McWhorte
H. Kellertoan
Heuckman
Oa Ae E. Jobivwr
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PF. Mullen
Dental Avenue
CW. Smith
S. Thompson
Henry Hanna
George Webler
George
Sait
Robert T. Reiley
Chick Enginesr
Enoch G. Megrue
Lewis Wisby
W. L Hughes
Vine and Rie Streets
Cy Water-Works
Wr. Kirton
A. J. Bowman
J. H. Grenter
C. Hughes
Americus Werden
Anistant
Thomas Ryan
Board
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G. W. C. Johnsten
Eoofide
M. Lichtenaght
Abner
Frazer
LOA
Harris
David Judaine Se
B. Magans
J. Mayer
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Chamber of Commerce
H. A. Montfort
E. C. Kimball
HH. A. Moutfort
W. H. Abe
Pee Ey BE. Chamberlain
Charles Thomas Hi. Sargent
H. Thane Miller
David — Jobe B
Stine J Wel, Jr
W. M. Ee
Th &T
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Dhate
Pearl Cassimere
Burkeardt & CO
Cincennati
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Main St
Clothing House
John Wanamaker
Oso Chestnut ST
John Wanamaker & CO
Chestnut Street
UROPS
Henry F. Weis
Manet & P
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Dayton
Fromherz
Vienna
Hunt St
Percy
Front Street
Newpoet Ry
Warne
Avatad
Gaga
S. Woods
T. W. Sprague & CO
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Mose
Allison
Fifth Street
Miami Valley
William B. Dodds
MO. Holland
Sawl C. Tatum
W. RB. Dodds, Jr
Ren
West Third St
Masonic Temple
H.J. Reedy
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Deer Virge
County
Manazer
J. M. McCcullough & Sox
Walnut Street
Rellevue
Pais
Rin Nue
Lemsant
Eaias
Indiana
Shere Longley Limes Ofice
Balti Ae
J. W. Connorton & Ee I Sota
Tvorces
Goodrich, P.O
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