Postmaster at Plainfield Charged With Shortage After Poker Losses
Indiana postmaster H G Douglass is accused of a cash shortage of 500 to 600 dollars in his Plainfield office. An inspector found the accounts off while Douglass allegedly took 150 from money order funds and 100 from his private deposits before fleeing town after poker losses.
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Indianapolis
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H. G. Douglass
Plainfield
Douglass
Baltimore & Ohio sale reported to Stayner-Ives syndicate
New York reports March 18 that the Stayner-Ives syndicate, backed by Christopher Meyer, may have completed negotiations to purchase the Baltimore & Ohio system with a $300000 deposit and a $2500000 loan on Cincinnati Hamilton & Dayton stock. Baltimore edition cites Garrett as source confirming secrecy and no Gould involvement. Colonel Morrison expected as possible interstate commerce chairman.
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New York
Baltimore & Ohie
Stayner-Ives Syndicate
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad
Christopher Meyer
Baltimore & Ohio System
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Baltimore & Ohio
April 1887 Godey's Lady's Book and Demorest's Monthly
The April 1887 issues of Godey's Lady's Book and Demorest's Monthly are praised for superb Easter fashions and strong literary content. Allan Quatermain tale continues in Demorest's Monthly, promising exciting adventure. both magazines feature notable authors and remain priced at $22 and $2 per year respectively.
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Godey
W. E. Striker
Philadelphia
Allan Quartermain
She
Demorest
W. J. Demorest
New York
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Colonel Morrison
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Nebraska
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