Direct Cable Completed and Bank Fallout Reported
New York news notes appointments at Western Union with RB Brewer as Secretary and John C Hinchman as General Superintendent replacing the deceased Geo H Mumford. A San Francisco dispatch details Ralston's property transfer to Mr Sharon on death morning, aiming to cover debts and leave about $2 million to family amid bank indebtedness. The piece cites a growing state wide banking crisis and potential exposure of officials.
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New York
RB. Brewer
Western Union Telegraph Company
John C. Hinchman
Geo. H. Mumford
Brewer
Treaton
N. d
Herald
San Francisco
Ralston
Sharon
Lalptom
Argesti
Mills
Reisson
Sfisis
Beeietiche Slipba Ake
I Organate Neanly
Svorabie
Sedals Basta
Railroad News Scribbles Across Midwest Lines
Fragmentary report from Rock Island Illinois and Washington September notes mention train movements and post office topics. Poor readability leaves several names and places unclear but signals activity on routes between Walley and South America and references to Illinois lines.
Fire at Fort Ends In Insurance Claim Loss
Fire at Fort this morning caused about 50000 dollars in damage. The blaze, reportedly started in a storeroom, left property heavily insured. No injuries reported as crews battled flames for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrena.1
N. Y
Fort
Bank of California mystery turnd to public credit rows
News notes Bank of California in San Francisco facing tangled debt with the United States Mint. Editorials claim mismanagement by the late president and reveal undisclosed large overissues of note issues. Directors promise creditor protection and possible stronger recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of California
United States
Bulletin
Peper
Bank of In and Ralston
Thatine
Carsette
Sheesh Ter Keegieg
Geerstere
Board of Directors
Foel
Eee Een
Een
Severe Secident To Superintendent Moag Rand Council
The September 5 Muskogee I T dispatch reports Superintendent of Indian Affairs Hoog suffered a shoulder dislocation while riding a train. He was treated and remained in town. The absence of Cres Nation officials is noted as the council prepares for a gathering in Muskogee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moag
Rand Council of Indians of
Indian Territory
Enoch Hoog
Indian Affairs
Acca Cresx
Muskogee
Duel over editorial sparks confrontation in St Louis area
Major John N. led an editor and associates to a confrontation triggered by an Times article and a rejoinder on September 4. The dispute, linked to a wartime editorial row, escalated into a duel between locals and drew attention to the ongoing feud and its unsettled sentiment in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N
St. Louis
Denk
Drosck Teat
Dan Oster W. Barnard
Per Ang
the Times
Times
Emery
Horrible Accident Near Central College Scene
A report from Columbus dated September 5 describes a serious incident near Central College in Fagen rg. It mentions the Peters family and several others involved, with limited readable details about injuries or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Callege
Fagen
Peters
Evangelical Ministers Hear Moody and Sankey Revival Invitation
A public meeting of Evangelical Ministers heard Moody and Sankey invited for a revival, with Dr. Newman reporting uncertain promises from both ministers. A letter from Wim. Welsh allegedly declines to appear before an Investigating Committee over charges against Marsh related officials at the Led Cloud Agency, citing fear of arrest due to two libel indictments.
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Meedy
Sankey
Swert
Wm. Welsh
Ciocianati Times
Wasnixcox
Messrs. Moody
Newman
Wim. Welsh
Prof
Marsh
Delano
Smith
Led Cloud Agency
Walsh
Bank of California suspension prompts silver balance halt
Western Union dispatch notes mint directors ordered to stop silver balance after Bank of California suspension. One million dollars intended for silver purchase not needed, five hundred thousand returned to the Assistant policy last week, with the other five hundred thousand to be returned today or tomorrow as a transfer of one thousand is requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Associated Press
Wasnhix crTos
Bank of California
Mint
Asin
Poliicy
Indiana Fair Grounds liquor ban sparks statewide protest
Indianapolis dispatch reports Willem Crim, president of the State Board of Agriculture, filed a protest with County Commissioners against liquor licenses at the Fair Grounds during the exposition, prompting refusal of all licenses amid strong statewide opposition. Also notes Hon. Angus Cameron of Wisconsin at the Surgical Institute with a family member receiving treatment.
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Cincinnati Times
Indianapolis
Willem Crim
State Board of Agriculture
Angus Cameron
Wisconsin
Surgical Institute
State Fair Counts Entries Across Departments
Special Dispatch reports at the State Fair Grounds entries totaling about 3 000 this morning with horses 391 cattle 200 sheep swine and poultry 436 machinery 174 manufacturers products 225 needle work 455 farm products and crafts 615 flowers and fine arts 183. The grounds are lively as the State Journal sets up press headquarters and preparations continue with most halls ready by tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Times
State Journal
Trial of William Sells and Collie & Co. in hare case
September 6 report on the case in which William Sells and Collie & Co. face charges of obtaining by pretenses tied to a hare capture scheme. The trial involves alleged deception aimed at Alex Collie and associates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sells
Alex
Collie
Collie & Co
wat —_ co
Servia pledges action to curb insurgent aid
September 6 report says Servian Minister of Foreign Affairs notified the Turkish Government and the Powers that Servia has taken the necessary measures to prevent armed aggression or aiding the Herzegovinian insurgents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brtorapy
Servia
Sam Francisco Reports Quiet Financial Update
September 6 report notes no new changes in the financial scene. The article claims national bank summaries appear premature and mentions a Democratic Ring candidate winning by a small margin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Francisco
Ational Gold Bank
Som Elie
Gesone
Son Democratic Ring
Bombing and Fire Hit Boelier Behaine Works Facility
A fire damaged the Boelier Behaine works owned by the National State Bank and occupied by Leon in Evizanera New Jersey this morning. The incident caused about $40,000 in losses amid ongoing investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Evizanera
N. J
Boelier Behaine
The
National State Bank
Leon
Welsh Letter Reveals Fraud in Indian Agency System
Philadelphia reports in area one a Welsh letter for tomorrow detailing fraudulent practices by agents. It cites fraudulent vouchers, agents moved from reservations, and lack of reclamation. It notes an Interior Department letter naming D. J. McCain, a freight contractor, at the request of Attaches and Representatives, praising diligence yet warning of exposed missionary missteps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Apeeks
Welsh
Church
Foreign Money and Stock Markets. New York Dispatch
London trading opened with a quiet note as markets awaited developments. American securities showed little movement while certain bonds rose. Consolidated issues advanced about one per cent and neared 59. near 4 per cent amendments were noted.
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New York
London
of Business
Cetalan
Snartets
Wendy
Evie
Consolidated
Public School Controversy Sparks Sectarian Debate in New Jersey
In Mozzustown New Jersey on September 6 residents discuss public school funding amid sectarian tensions. The uproar centers on whether schools should remain secular and if Protestant groups influence policy, prompting protests and calls for reform.
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Mozzustown
N. J
Five Officials Sentenced in Pottsville Corruption Case
Pottsville report states that Senayinil Gomasp Besher and Moses were found guilty of embezzlement and corruption in office. Each received a two year prison sentence and fines, with embezzled funds to be restored to the county. They were escorted from court to prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Senayinil
Gomasp Briei
Valentine Besher
Moses
Unclear transfer request filed in Wassimeron area
An application received today in Wassimeron Washington DC seeks transfer of funds from New York to San Francisco for a financial purpose. The treasurer hopes to complete the transfer for several persons in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassimeron
D. C
Rit
Transof
Ikdm
New York
San
Railroads C, Roland P, and C, and A. W. Railways Update
Omaha report from September 6 notes water levels remain high preventing work. RL road plans to deploy a wagon line to transfer goods between key points, mirroring yesterday's situation.
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Omaha
Roland
Memorial Church to John Wesley in Savannah
A memorial service will honor John Wesley as Methodists in Savannah, with plans to dedicate a new memorial and to call attention to the project within congregations. events emphasize reverence and communal recognition of Wesley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wesley
Methodiat
Npc
Savannah
Failed to Open Its Doors In New York and Erie Bank
The New York and Erie Bank, once led by President Jno. 8 Ganson, failed to open this morning amid rumors of large indebtedness from outside speculations. The bank’s capital stood at 300,000 pounds.
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New York and Erie Bank
Jno
Ganson
Cattle Disease Spreads Near Avon Roaring Harvest
A new cattle illness similar to the epizootic has broken out near Avon, Rochester district. Forty cattle died in two weeks and twelve more died yesterday, signaling a rapid outbreak and potential spread to surrounding farms. Authorities have not yet confirmed a strict containment plan or labeled the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Avon
River News and Steamer Updates on the Ohio River
Klal- Diapathhirs to the Cincinnati Thaes reports Monongahela falling with 11 inches. The Forest City Wittsburg and Wheeling to be dismantled, new steamer ready around the 10th. Heat and clear weather. river falling. local packets on time. Vessels moving between Huntington and Pomeroy. Willard lengthened. Hudson and Exchange pass down. Arrivals at Carro Illinois include Capital City Ike Hammett Grand Tower Arkansas Belle Indiana. Louisville notes river falling four feet nine inches in canal and 33 inches on falls. Government signal light boat Alice went down. Fawn taking cement. Governor Allen not present. nails discharged. Evansville weather cloudy hot. Idlewild detains Indiana off Cumberland Bar. Vint Shinkle to Louisville with 150 tons.
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Picrssure
Monongahela
Forest City
Wittsburg
Wheeling
Herssnee
Dewe
Big Sandy Packet Company
Huntington
Pomeroy
Hix
Frank Willard
Ashland
Willard
Hudson and Exchange
Carro
Ill
Capital City
St. Louis
Ike Hammett
Pittsburg
Grand Tower
Memphis
Arkansas Belle
Evansville
Indiana
Cincinnati
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Louisville
Alice
Allen
Idlewild
Cumberland Bar
Shinkle
Police reshuffle and orders to quit for thief
On Wednesday Police Court officer Thos Rourke will command the police force. Judge Lindemann ordered Kid Kelly a notorious thief to leave town within 24 hours. Court officer W Ryan moves to the Grand Hotel beat and Don Hanrahan takes his post. The Post Office dep announces mail service on steamers between Louisville and Cincinnati will be discontinued after September 15.
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Thos. Rourke
Kid” Kelly
Lindemann
Iec. W. Ryan
Police Court Room
Grand Hotel
Don Hanrahan
Louisiana figure speaks on duty of the colored men at Union Chapel
Hon J Sella Martin of Louisiana addresses Union Chapel tonight on the duty of colored men in the current political climate. Peso, an speaker, is also listed among participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Sella Martin
Louisiana
Union Chapel
Excursion trains and theft report in Cincinnati area
Six coaches carrying Cincinnati Knights Templars and families began an excursion to Point in Bay on the Dayton Short Line this morning. Five more of the same excursion are scheduled to depart this evening. The Good Samaritan Hospital sisters notified the Superintendent of Police that a large quantity of wearing apparel was stolen by unknown thieves from the institution.
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Cincinnati Knights Templars
P&t-in
Good Samaritan Hospital
Esas
Dr. J. We
Tiet Roe
F. van Cleve
Springfield College
Committee of Conference
Moore
Anage
Payne
Cneistian
The
Industrial Ex
Goolereine
McCoy Ferry Proprietor Case Continued for Decision
The case of McCoy, proprietor of the Ludlow street ferry, charged with a fer ret without was continued till February to await the decision of the Common Press. Dean to which the case is been carried.
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McCoy
Ludlow Street
Foberith
Dean
Parade plans cited by Judge for Ex ition day police turnout
A garbled note reports Judge Lindemann coordinating parade duties for police officers scheduled to participate on Ex ition day, with timing around 7 A M and a payment mention of four dollars.
Police Court hears case of Wm Lynn over horse death
In the Police Court this morning the case of William Lynn a gas fitter of Vine Street arose over driving a horse to death. The judge considered restitution to the owner and questioned where the officers were while the incident occurred.
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Wm. Lynn
Vine Street
Decoration on Tuesday Detachment Parade Details
Fragmentary notes describe early assembly and line marching plans for a gran rade detachment parade with full dress before work. Mentions hotels to be dressed and briefly lists Work-House sentences for several unnamed individuals with varying durations of imprisonment.
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Gran
Palace committee reveals opening day march route
The Committee on Palace announces the line of march for opening day. The procession starts at Eighth and Freeman, moves east on Freeman to Liberty, south on Liberty to Central Avenue, east on Central to Fourth, east to Walnut, north to Twelfth, west on Twelfth to Race, north on Race, and proceeds to the reviewing stand before the position Commissioners, then to read and disperse.
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Committee On
Palace
Eighth
Freeman
Porkopolis gang and the Bank Yeats of Cincinnati in 1620
A fragmentary 1620 era note recalls the Porkopolis gang name in Cincinnati and a Bank Yeats linked to the hearth of the United States. It mentions three hops sent from England and a sequence of private hoards kept by a figure, then passing to J W Coleman and later to another party, with decades of custody implied.
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Cincinnati
Porkopolis
George
J W. Coleman
Rae
Hotel Arrivals at Gibeon House
List of guests includes John R. Rail of Baltimore and Ed, Mrs W Cobb and others. travelers from New Albany, St Louis, Rutherford Trenton Ky, New York, Cleveland, and Colorado. Notables: Charles A. Watkin and wife, Miss Ada Gray, S A Collins. Hotel records show a mix of residents and visitors from multiple states.
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Gibeon House
John. R. Rail
Baltimores
Fen
New Albany
T. Ae
H.W. Alex
Ate Abe
Wil
J Vv
M. A.s Army
J. S. Wereen
St. Lou
Laymen Conference endorses church unity and lay rights
At the Laymen's Electoral Conference in St Pauls M E Church basement, resolutions praised loyalty to the church and holy discipline, urged lay participation in annual conferences, and backed electing presiding elders by the annual conference. Delegates to General Conference to push for church discipline changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s M. E
Committee On
Dist Episcopal Church
Bis
Louis
Nominating Meeting Delivers Gano Declination Letter
At Change today Mr D J Morrison chaired a Friday afternoon meeting to recount independent ticket nominations for Chamber of Commerce officers. Mr Geo Davis read John A Gano’s letter declining a National Board of Trade delegate role, citing duty and qualifications of others. Solomon Levi was chosen to replace Gano on the regular ticket. Henry Stein of Lilien the Gros & Stern, New York, visited Change and was welcomed, recalling the Schiller wreck and sharing his Cincinnati roots.
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D. J. Morrison
Chamber of Commerce
Geo. ¥. Davis
John A. Gano
National Board of Trade
Davis
Cincinnati
Cowmesitter Chamber
Chamber
Joax A. Gano
Solomon- Levi
Gano
Schiller
Henry Stein
Lilien the Gros. & Stern
Commission Merchants
Broadway
New York
Stein
Holar
Col. Holloway
Rock
J. Stein
Boston
Mayor administers oaths to police captains and lieutenants
Mayor Johnston completed the oath of office for the police force captains and lieutenants this morning. no changes were made to officers, who remain in their posts from when the force was taken from the defunct commissioners.
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Johneton
Johnston
Case of Fred Egner and murder trial set for October
The State against Fred Egner and accomplices in the Herman Shhilling murder proceeds with venue changes. Judge Cox approves a continuance allowing trial by October 28, with jury drawn and a seven person grand jury panel selected.
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Fred. Egner
Andreas Egner
George Tufer
Herman Shhilling
Cox
Messrs
Blackburn and
Wilson
Gerard
Butler County
Ruter
Hume
Rutter
Hamilton
Before Judge Will Executor of John’s Estate Appointed
A probate notice records the appointment of an executor for John’s estate. The will directs administration with personalty valued at $1500 and realty of unknown amount. The case proceeds this morning to organize the estate for creditors’ benefit.
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Will
Jno
Riot at Clinton Mississippi Ends in Deaths and Destruction
New Orleans reports a violent clash in Clinton after a liquor ban dispute. A mob attacked authorities with gunfire and knives, killing Charles Chilton and promising young Frank Thom, and wounding several others. National guards arrived by train and restored quiet by morning. casualties include multiple Black residents and four alleged dead on the field with others mortally wounded.
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New Orleans
Hethexton
Clinton
Raymond
Martin Levely
Befely
Seveley
Caldwell Colored
Levely
Charles Chilton
Frank Thom
John Neal
Harding
Bassay
Br Ganger
WH. Andrews
Andrews
River Mail Service Between Cincinnati and Louisville Abolished
Washington September 6. The Post and Department act orders the mail service on steamers between Louisville and Cincinnati discontinued on and after the 15th. The Star arranged a route between the two cities saving the Government about $10,000 per year.
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WashIxerton
The
Department
Louisville
Cincinnati
Star
Cable repair progress at sea after fault near New York
The Superintendent reports fast cable traffic over the transatlantic line. The Faraday reached the fault location on August 22 after departing Low. She spent three days in moderate weather, recovered the cable in 2,500, and completed final splices. Authorities expect to announce when the line resumes service within a day or two.
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New York
United States
Faraday
Railroad official reshuffles Cedar Rapids line as Pettibone named
Cedar Rapids railway circular announces the resignation of W W Walker and the appointment of W H Pettibone as General Superintendent. Pettibone is described as experienced in railroad management and expected to bring general satisfaction across the Burlington Cedar Quick and Minnesota Railway system.
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Cedar Rartos
Winslow
Burlington, Cedar Quent
Minnesota
W. W. Walker
W. H. Pettibone
Two Orphans Still Live
Judge in United States District Court rules on motion involving the Two Orphans case. McKee Rankin cited. decision awaited as the matter advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwauker
Eet
United States District Court
McKee Rankin
Murder at Mauseronck Brother-in-Law Case
Edward Weeks allegedly killed his brother-in-law’s wife in Mauseronck New York after drinking then wounded his sister the murdered man’s wife Weeks fled the scene leaving the victims and authorities pursuing him in a violent domestic incident with unclear motive and no immediate arrest.
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New York
Mauseronck
N. Y
Edward Weeks
Weeks
Hergeshold Co. Coal Firm Suspends Amid Creditors Meeting
Hergesold and Co., a leading city coal dealer, suspended operations this morning. A creditors meeting was held at Long & Kramer’s office at 3 PM to inspect assets and decide on proceeding in the failure. The firm had a record of prompt business, though suspension now follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hergehold & Co
Long & Kramer
Old & Co
Mount Lookout Park Hosts Pleasant Day Of Recreation
The Mount Lookout park drew hundreds to enjoy cool shade and tranquil grounds. No alcohol is sold on site making it a favored spot for families. Park features a full string and band, with railroad employees performing lively dances and enjoyable entertainments for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Lookout
Mount Hes Columbia
Cincinnati Railroad
Electrician uses galvanism to treat broad illnesses
A 19th century advertisement claims electricity cures acute and chronic diseases for all classes and ages. It asserts brain and organ functions can be altered by the operator and promotes PR A Holck as the practitioner at 193 West Seventh Street with daily office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Sherman
New York City
Perony
Sherman
Europe
United States
West Indies
Williard Parker
New York
J.D. Li Zender
Philadelphia University of Physicians and
Sarregos
Eer
Alex. B. Mott
J M. Carnathean
Doctor Sherman
West Third Street
PR. A. Holck
Teun
West Seventh St
Truss Wearer Fears Hernia Rupture After Fatal Event
The account follows J. Dickinson a man with long truss use who avoided serious activity yet faced a fatal rupture. It notes coughing and bodily strain could trigger collapse and cites high fatality rates among hernia sufferers, urging caution for those with the condition.
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Mr. Dickinson
J. Dickinson
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Seaph
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Longfield Female College
Enelat Board of Trustees
Ah Conaian State
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McFaddin
J. W. Gunn
Court Bulletin
Young Egner
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H. M. Bates
Foreman
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A J. Gesling
Peter Diegan
J. Mores
James Williams
Robert H. Woods
Poe
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Dickinson
Bright
Geo
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