Bussey's Sudden Departure Sparks Cash Shortage Probe
In Be thoughts and alarm, W W Bussey, teller of the Eagle and Phenix firms, quits the city as a commission audits cash on hand. A note to his brother hints at disgrace. investigators find a shortfall of about 16 000 dollars against the vault balance of 60 000. Friends and stockholders react with shock as Columbus searches for answers.
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Enquirer Sun
W. W. Bussey
Tller
Eagie and Phenix Manufacturing Company
Eagie and Phenix Saving Department
Enquinen Sun
Busay
John Peabody
Bussey
John Peabony
J. Bigby
LaGrange
Julian Rinsome
Macon
Pearsody
Busey
Afernoon
Busses
A. St Young
Mr Young
Woodruff
Mr. Bussey
Duan
W. B
Heary Bussey
Buswey
Teder
Mr. Hussey
Teller
Charles Berkele
Atlanta
Henry Bruce
Bruce
Goapany
Enquirer
Henry Bussey
Columbus
Jill Bussey
Cit
Tom McGhee
Crenshaw
Calhoun
Thomas Williams
Finyd
Toe Corner
William Chaney
Parnell Commission Hearing Details On Irish Alliance Plans
Ex Fenian witness testifies about Sullivan O Connor and Bally conventions in 1881 83 detailing Irish alliance plans preparations for dynamite actions and arms shipments He describes meetings in Chicago Philadelphia and London incidents with Parnell Davitt and others and the evolving Irish National League leadership.
Arson Trial Ends in Acquittal for George M Bradt
George M Bradt, on trial for three days in CuH at Trancoca, was acquitted of arson in the blaze that damaged a city block last summer. The loss was $300 000 and five lives were involved, with the jury reaching a verdict after about twenty minutes. Bradt is a prominent businessman and the case drew wide attention.
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Cuh
Trancoca
George M. Bradt
Sullivan denies LeCaron Parnell links in London trial remarks
Alexander Sullivan ex-President of the Irish National League in America tells an AP reporter he never discussed Parnell with LeCaron. LeCaron, who claims Irish sympathy and Union Army service, is linked to the Times libel suit. The Chicago meeting Parnell spoke at was led by Governor Cultom. LeCaron reportedly lived at 17 LaSalle Avenue Chicago and later left for Europe with his family. his son Henry remains.
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Tate
Cis
Alfred L. Young
Enquirer Sun
Bussey
Boney
Bassey
Broad Street
Mr. Bussey
Philip Etler
Wagon Bridge
Gil Bryant
Columbus
Gus Bryant
Cutlon
Eufaula
Here
Seale
Henry Bussey
Bafaula
Joe Enquirer Sun
Euravuna
Ala
H.C. Bussey
London
Parnell
Parnell Commission
Michael Davitt
Witness Beach
LeCaron
Alexander Sullivan
Sullivan
Ireland
Parnellite
Witness
F.C
Webster
The
Times
Breslin
New Jersey
New York
John O'Connor
Charles Russell
O'Connor
Hannon
America
Charles Russel
O’connor
Palmer House
Gallagher
Wrotier
United Brotherhood
England
McKay
Lemasney
Michael
London Bridge
Henry James
WAL A. S
J. G
Chicago
S. P. O’connor
Timothy Healy
Betts
Aggres
Irish Nation
Father Sheady
Sheady
Directory
Brotherhood
Engaa
Hannen
Charies Russell
Jaustine Hanoen
United Kingdom
Gaillagher
Head
Rossa
Jim McDennitt
Clingham
Wooster
O. 5
Egan
Ezin Cams
League
Philadelphia
Ezan
Moonry
Bolan
Clan Na Gael
Baidwood Lilcamp
Davitt
Extan
Land League
National League
Gladstone
Ejgland
Thos. Brennan
I. R.B
M. B
Frank Bryne
Sheridan
Daly
Castlebar
CuicaGao
Irish National League In America
Associated Press
Times-Parnell
Union Army
Evening News
Beach
Doctor LeCaron
Parnell-Times
Honore DeCarson
United States
Braidwoods
Illinois
LaSalle Avenue
Dr. H. LeCaron
Taesvign
Europe
Henry
Arbeiter Bund Members Debate Police Spies
About 15 Arbeiter Bund members met at Wendtz hall in Chicago on February 6 to discuss police spies among the group. They agreed to name and occupation lists for a proper committee to vet members and expel those deemed deceptive.
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Arbeiter Bund
CuHicaGo
Wendtz Hall
British Consulate Buildings Wrecked in Chinese Riot
Advices from Shanghai report a riot at Ching Kian Foo in which the British consulate and seven foreigner houses were destroyed. The British man of war Matine was dispatched to Ching Kiang Foo to protect lives and property of British subjects. President Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland arrived in New York and are staying at the Victoria Hotel while inspecting prospective apartments in the Gerlach.
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London
Shanghai
Ching Kian Foo
Ching Kiang Foo
New Yorks
Cleveland
Coil. Lamont
Victoria Hotel
Gerlach
Three Negroes Assault Mother and Daughter at Gunpoint
A brutal crime near Sumitt Mississippi as three men force entry into Mrs. Laullie Gordons home during a storm. The son reports one assailant killed after an immediate confrontation. two others at large with authorities pursuing them. A suspect allegedly confessed to implicating others.
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New Orleans
Times-Democrat
Sumitt
Miss
Laullie Gordon
Mite County
Bayard Accepts Berlin Propositions on Samoa Talks
Secretary Bayard informed the German Minister in Washington that the U S government accepts the Berlin resumption of Samoa conference talks begun in 1887. Senate Foreign Relations committee adjourned after caucus to discuss but not yet vote on Sa-moan matters and revenue policy resolutions.
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Washington
Bayard
Berlin
Samoa
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Saulispury
Curlin
Philadelphia Drug Exchange
Congress
Senate
Great Strike Ends as New York Street Cars Resume
New York voters see an end to the transit stoppage as surface lines resume operations. Police presence remains, with patrol wagons ready. Union influence is curbed as roads demand workers who pledge nonunion alignment. Conductor Charles Walker, who shot a striker, remains in court as inquest proceeds.
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New York
Second Avenue
Broadway
Third Avenue
Charles Walker
James McGowan
Walker
Poe
Auis
Brooklyn
Samoa tensions spark German, American disputers
Otto Hiersch letters claim Samoa conflict centered on German private property. US steamer Nopsic allegedly supplied rebels via Captain Leary of Adams. German Consulate efforts to block war munition sales deemed futile. London Daily News notes Bismarck ignored obligations to Britain. Count von Bismarck’s friendliness seen as aiding American interests and Australia.
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Hampura
Fed
Hamburger
Otto Hiersch
Samoa
Londoon
The
Daily News
Bismarck
Great Britain
Herbert Bosaiarek
America
Germany
House committee advances territory admission enabling acts
Washington February six The House Committee on Territories held its regular meeting and finalized action on the enabling act for admission of Idaho Wyoming and Arizona. A five member subcommittee chaired by Representative Springer will draft a report to explain delays and hearings. The panel favored the omnibus bill, with a nearly unanimous vote, while some members preferred admitting territories individually.
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Washington
House Committee On Territories
Idanu
Wyoming
Ariza
Union
Pot
Springer
Names Settled Upon Coal Operators Cabinet List
In Indianapolis on February 6 1890 coal operators and miners visited the President elect and presented a cabinet slate headed by Col Read as Secretary of State. They named Blaine Wiedom Russ Wanamaker Evarts Warner Miller Charley Foster and Judge Estee among possible appointees. The President elect signaled encouragement about adopting the slate.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Blaine
Wiedom
Russ
Wanamaker
Evarts
Warner
Miller
Charley Foster
Estee
Dow
Col. Read
Gen
Harrison
Saeni
Senate caucus adjourns without consensus on nominations
Democratic Senators met in a morning caucus attended by about fifteen members and spoke for an hour without reaching any agreement on policy or nominations. Each senator urged preferred items for priority, delaying final decisions as the Senate turns to appropriation bills. Senator Harris noted no consideration of unsettled nominations.
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Washington
Senate
Harris
Canndier
Civil Service Commission
Messrs
Cockrell
Teller
West
Stewart
Daniel
Republican Party
Chandler
Democratic Measurers Attend Whitney Reception
Washington February 6 Democratic members of the House and Senate attended Secretary Whitney's reception at his residence. Governor Hill of Newark joined the gathering with prominent Democrats outside Congress. Hill met Senator Ransom and was escorted to dinner before leaving for New York later.
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Washington
Lee House
Senate
Whitney
Hill
Newark
Congress
Hid
Waoitney
Ransom
House of Representatives
Nnoon
Secrary Wolley
New York
Capitol
Randall
German Embassy Passport Incident Sparks French Critique
Paris reports Le Paris attacks Count Von Munser for denying a passport to a Ninetieth regiment surgeon seeking to visit Strasbourg to see his dying mother. Col Zenar’s day order condemns passport laxity, Liberte hints at testimony against Zenar. Radicals push constitutional and electoral reform questions to top legislative agenda.
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Paris
le Paris Publshes
Count von Munser
Nintieth Regiment of Infantry
Strasbourg
Col
Zenar
Ninetieth
Liberte
Col. Zenar
Radical Left
Chamber of Deputies
Two Streamers Collide and One Vessel Sinks
The British bark Large Boy bound for Auckland was towed to Soelhead in a sinking state after a collision with an unknown four toasted steamer off Beachy Head. Reports claim the other vessel carried passengers and possibly seals aboard. the area net sunk eight minutes after the collision.
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London
Large Boy
Auckland
Soelhead
Pigot Jas
Colusios
Beachy Head
Seven Dynamite Guns Contract Awarded to Pneumatic Gun Co
The Secretary of War awards a contract for seven Dynamite guns with accessories to the Pneumatic Dynamite Gun Company of New York for 390500. Two eight inch and five fifteen inch guns will be ready for service within eight months, to be placed at Sandy Hook New Jersey Fort Hamilton New York and Fort Warren Boston.
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Washington
Feo
Secretary of War
New York
Inco
Sandy Hook
N. J
Fortehuyler
N. Y
Fr. Warres
Boston
Senate Panel Endorses Panama Isthmus Prisas Aid Amendment
In a morning session Senator Sserman reported favorably an amendment to the sundry civil appropriation bill from the foreign relations committee. The amendment would permit the President to safeguard the interests and property of U.S. citizens at the Isthmus of Panama and authorizes up to $100 000 for this purpose.
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WasuiIna
Treasury Bond Tender Reports Mixed Results
Treasury today sold 44 percent bonds for 4035.00 at 109.0 while another tender of 2,700,000 at 108.3 was rejected. The auction date is February 6 in Washington.
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Washington
Treasury
Riow Map Directors Elected for Rail Company
Riow Map Virginia February 5 stockholders of the Rimand and Chesapeake Railway Company elected directors J B Vace T C Leake Jr G Tinsley A Monteiro and T A Cary to guide the line through the coming year.
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Riow Map
Th- Riamond and Chesapeake Railway Company
Urday
J.B. Vace
T. C. Leake, Jr
3. G. Tinsley
A. Monteiro
T. A. Cary
Balloting for United States Senate in February
A February 6 report notes a state senate ballot with 59 votes cast, Kenna leading Morrill and others, but a needed majority not reached. A later dispatch from Rome cites a January letter from Randolph to the Pope seeking a divorce to marry a celibate, sent to the Rector for review amid a familial dispute.
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Pransiort Ziiasg
Rome
Radolph
Nicaraguan canal bill debate closes in House
In Washington the House resumed consideration of the conference report on the Nicaraguan canal bill. Key speakers urged adoption or modification while others warned against isolationism. The conference report passed 177 to 0 and the day included further motions on naval matters and Indian affairs. Weather outlook for Georgia noted fair but colder conditions with variable winds.
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Washington
House
Nelson
Minnesota
Senate
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Pacific
Chipman
Michigan
United States
Isthmus
Canada
Sawoa
Nis
Central America
Nicaragua
United States of America
Dingly
Maine
Buckalew
Clardy
Missouri
Yeas
Dinuley
Committee On Merchant Marine and Fisheries
Secretary of the Treasury
United States Revenue
Richard Rush
Behring’s
Dingrey
The
Bush
Seale
Treasury Department
Hateb
O Neill
Wm. H. Emery
Committee On Indian Affairs
Peel
Arkansas
Dakota
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