Wall Street Banker Fredrick White Dies in Carriage
Frederick White, a Wall Street banker, died in his carriage on Staten Island as he departed for his office. The report notes other items: Blaine’s second volume issued with praise for its clear and interesting start. Samuel Brigham of Wyndham National Bank faces $15,000 bail on charges including embezzlement. James K. Winters ends his life in Reading by gas. Hazen sues George Jones of the New York Times for $100,000 over libel tied to Arctic expedition remarks. Grant memoirs contract yields 70 percent profits. first volume edition of 325,000 printed, fewer than 12,000 left. Mrs. Grant received $200,000 last week with more expected by July 1 and total around $500,000 anticipated.
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Frederick White
Wall Street
Staten Island
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Samuel Brigham
Wyndham National Bank of Norwich
Conn
James K. Winters
Reading
General Hazen
George Jones
The
New York Times
New York Dispatch
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Ohio
George Q. Cannon
Salt Lake
Dixon
Cincinnati
Martin Brockman
Fred Hermann
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Canada
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Frank Smith
Minnesota
Reed
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Chicago
Niantic
Ill
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Nicopolis
Flora Chambers
Phillips
Milwaukee
Centralia
Iowa
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Indendence
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Deming
New Mexico
Crook
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Wheatland
Cal
Liberty
Dalton
Robertson
Senate Committee
Presidi
Lugg
Janesville
Wis
Attorney General of
Supreme Court
Hastings
Dakota
St. Paul
Sioux City
Edward H. Coates
A. B. Keith
St. Louis
Coates
Keith
Carl Detloff
Grover Cleveland Detloff
Detroit
Con
Maybury
Grover Cleveland
Indiana Supreme Court
Edison
United States Supreme Court
Indiana
Ritzinger Bank
Indianapolis
Ritzinger
Weibern Wartena
Rensselaer
Ind
Dregher
Warrena
T. C. Dutro
Col
W. J. Florence
McVicker's Theater
Bob Brierly
High Ory
Norwich
Zanesville
TR. Bryant
Bryant
Cumberland
Robert Whitaker
Youngstown
James Bowers
Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad
Bowers
Goebel
Hamilton County Probate Court
Martin Brockmann
F. A. Herrmann
Cincinnati Infirmary
Springfield
Jackson Township
Noble County
Messrs
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Macksburg
Maysville
Wm. Smith
George Bryant
John Kelly
Independence
Warren
A. M. Jewell
Mahoning Valley
Hubbard National Bank
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company
William Smith
John Sabot
John Ross
Theodore Lanning
Gilmore
Galbraith
Cleveland
Tiffin
G. Schwartzky
Coe Street
Thomp Burton
W. H. Vangorder
Burton
Akron
Mt. Vernon
Knox County
Zanesville, Mt. Vernon and Marion
Louis Ball
Washington D. H
Mingo
John King
Twelfth Street
Newsboys
National convention sets price scales and arbitration board
The West notes the Columbus Ohio national convention of coal mine operators and miners agreeing on price scales for various sections and establishing a national arbitration board to settle disputes. Other items include legal actions, crimes, and notable society events from across states.
Reverend Sam Jones Draws 15000 in Chicago Sermons
Evangelist Sam Jones preached three sermons in Chicago last Sunday drawing about fifteen thousand listeners. He held the crowds spellbound as he delivered powerful messages throughout the day.
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Sam Jones
Chicago
Banished for Pension Fraud and Bank Failures Dominate West Virginia News
Federal Judge JoupGe Jackson orders George J. Williams banished from the state after sentencing for pension frauds. Houston Savings Bank in Houston closes with D. F. Smith named receiver. deposits total 250,000 and capital 100,000 amid a run following a nearby bank collapse. Texas and St. Louis Railroad division sold for 7.401 million to bondholders. Louisiana pardons board rejects petition from 26,786 citizens regarding Ford on Mur dy murder case. Governor sets March 12 for executions.
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JoupGe Jackson
Federal
Charleston
West Virginia
George J. Williams
Houston Savings Bank
Houston
Reams
D. F. Smith
Houston City Bank
Missouri and Arkansas
Texas and St. Louis Railroad
Louisiana Board of Pardons
Murdy
Senate bill to use sinking fund for branch railways telegraphs
Senator Van Wyck introduces a bill creating a board of the Treasury and Interior secretaries plus rail company presidents to convert sinking fund securities to pay maturing debts and build branch lines. It details construction methods and rates and links to company networks. Secretary Manning warns tariff shifts cut revenue by about 12 million and urges clear classifications to avoid litigation.
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van Wyck
Senate
Thurman
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of the Interior
Union Pacific
Kansas Pacific Railroads
Treasury
Manning
Morrison
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Sanburn
House Committee On Agriculture
Texas
Swinburne
Lawler
Chicago
Twelfth Street
Sixteenth Street
House Committee On Indian Affairs
Indian Territory
Fort Scott
Kansas
Fort Worth
Denver
Kansas and
Arkansas Valley
Kansas City
The
United States
Hudd Wins Fifth Wisconsin Special Election
In the Fifth Wisconsin District a special election chose Thomas R. Hudd, the Democratic nominee, to succeed the late Representative Rankin. A separate Washington dispatch notes Senators at a Michigan Club banquet discussing return to Washington, while Ohio appeals court upholds Cincinnati police commissioners’ removal.
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Wisconsin
Rankin
Thomas R. Hudd
Washington
Michigan Club
Detroit
Jones
Florida
Edmunds
Don Cameron
Europe
Sharon
Senate
Senator Jones
Ex Senator Barnem Retires As Iron Cliff GM
The former senator William H. Barnem retires as general manager of Iron Cliff Mining Co and is succeeded by John Abeel of New York. Reports from Canada claim six mounted policemen were killed by Indians near Boge see et SeaSee. The circuit court in Columbus affirms a contempt judgment, sending the case to the state supreme court for final settlement. The Rochester American Rural Home notes crop reports from over five thousand correspondents warning farmers to adjust wheat production amid foreign competition and exports decline. The pacific coast reports indicate winter wheat under snow is fair but faces freezing thawing conditions. little grain movement and no large rise expected. Amalgamated Association of Ironers remains referenced.
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William H. Barnem
Iron Cliff Mining Co
John Abeel
New York
Canada
Saskatchewan
America
Circuit Court
Columbus
Ohio
Dalton
Supreme Court of the State
Rochester American Rural Home
Amalgamated Association of Iron
Labor union proposes Pittsburg depot to supply workers nationwide
The Steel Workers union plans a Pittsburg depot to store provisions clothing tobacco and more to subsidize shops across the country at wholesale or commission prices for organized labor. N C Ford & Co distillers and merchants at Simcoe Ont have failed for 100000 dollars.
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Pittsburg
Arg
N. C. Ford & Co
Simcoe
Ont
Morley Named Chief Secretary for Ireland Draws Mixed Reviews
Newspapers in Ireland respond with cautious optimism to the appointment of John Morley as Chief Secretary for Ireland. Amid talk of potential re election defeat for Morley in Newcastle, reports mention possible efforts to find him a constituency in Britain and notes on opposition to home rule by the British Chamber of Commerce in London.
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John Morley
Ireland
Green Isle
Morley
Newcastle
Parce
Athens
London
Greece
Napoleon
Ton of Preten
Monte Carlo
Monaco
Hughie Brown
Liverpool
Poierier
Chamber of Deputies
M. Clemenceau
Metz
British Chamber of Commerce
Notable Crimes and Disasters Sweep Across Regions
February saw a debt decline of 2 70216331 dollars. George Graham confessed to murdering his wife near Springfield Missouri and disposing of her nude body in an abandoned well. Winnipeg depot fire cost 2 million in losses including bus and contents. Obscene literature case bound over for trial. A Portland mob expelled 80 Chinese workers. Evansville laborer Erwin Oliver killed at a dynamo station. Miami Powder Company dry house exploded killing three. W Scott Ray criticized by New York Times for attacks on President Cleveland. Victor Hugo birth anniversary celebrated in Paris. Cypress Hills Street Railway depot fire in Brooklyn. Senate executive session on executive department suspensions. House measures and labor bills discussed.
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George Graham
Springfield
Fort Wayne
Ind
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Winnipeg
Andrew S
Andrew J. Bebout
East Portland
Albany
Evansville
Indiana
Erwin Oliver
Brush Electric
Miami Powder Company
Xenia
Ohio
Henry Frankin
Christy McCann
Michael Haney
Ireland
W. Scott Ray
Democratic Editorial Association of
New York Times
Democratic Party of
Cleveland
Ray
France
Paris
Victor Hugo
Indianapolis Market Prices For Grains And Seeds
A fragmented listing from Indianapolis shows prices for various grains and feeds including winter wheat, spring wheat, oats, and corn products. Entries mention specific grades and brands such as Liberty and Gatile with price ranges and lot identifiers, reflecting a historical commodity pricing page.
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Liberty
CaTrie—Best
Catnosishvadin
Gatile
Words of Cheer at Detroit Banquet Unite Republicans
The Michigan Club held its first anniversary on Washington's birthday in Detroit with Senator Palmer presiding. Evarts, Conger, Manderson, Harr and others spoke as Alger, Foraker, Jerome and Guenther attended. Palmer praised the party, warned against Democratic fraud and urged Republican unity in defense of law and order. Manderson followed with a response on the West.
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Michigan Club
Michigan
Detroit
Washington
Thomas W. Palmer
Evarts
Conger
Manderson
R. G. Harr
Gov. Alger
Foraker
David Jerome
Guenther
Palmer
Democratic Party
Epfort
Alger
Lee
Ohio
Illinois
New York
Ing
Ington
Baby
Pet
Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln
North
Republican Party
Congress
Publican Party
J. B. Foraker
Iblican Party
Union
Appomattox
Zachariah Chandler
Richard Guenther
Wisconsin
Evarts Head
Logan
Georgia
Arion Quartet
Senator Run
Pepe
Lone Tees
Democratic
Blican
Vantee
Himels
Democrats
Ieee
Florida
South Carolina
W.lindis
Iowa
Minnesota
Rendent
Law and Order
Repebtican Party
Pope
Cleveland
South
Senator Evarts
C.F. Manderson
Nebraska
West
Demagogues split party over tariff and silver issues
Railing at Cleveland and party factions, the piece argues the administration is splitting the Democratic Party over tariff and silver. It cites editorials from Chicago Tribune New York Tribune Indianapolis Journal and New York Sun criticizing Attorney General Garland and government actions in monopoly cases.
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Bell Company
Department of Justice
Bell
New York Tribune
Secretary of the Treasury
Republican Party
Indianapolis Journal
President faces tough Senate after rye bloom remark
The Philadelphia Press notes the President must deal with a stubborn Senate and may seek to sublet the contract before the rye blooms, illustrating political friction and timing challenges.
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Senate
Philadelphia
A Frenchman Describes Superstitions in America
A Paris letter from New York reports American women as extraordinarily superstitious yet cordial hosts. The writer notes belief in luck from horseshoes placed over doors and to counter a black cat sighting, a horseshoe talisman is kept. He also cites a custom of throwing rice at newlyweds and mentions a street-view house nearby.
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America
New York
Paris
Boston Record
Indiana Campaign Begins with Election Boards Under New Law
Indiana political activity heats up as election boards adopt the new Ohio law provisions. Other measures of interest include changes in local procedures and potential impacts on voter access and oversight.
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Indiana
Ohio
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Business Directory
T. Sulphen
J. H. Pevngton
Mf, Camron
Jon W. Winn
Renry Wondelly
W. T. Hill
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Barris & Cameron
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Wolsiffer
Frank W. Knapp
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CG. H. Lindenberger
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Corwin & Kiser
Eureka
Ata
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Defiance, Ohio
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Jack
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Goode
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Soana ET Maeuaich Toe Enna
Kan Va
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C. B. Russell
B. F. Ehrman
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Chas. A. Miller
A Pee Anne Dereee
Herman Weber Licans
W. W. Armstron
J. H. Schneider
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D. K. Watson
J. Heitmann
Mrs. Duncan
Istios
Darionne Eee Tiers m
Ohio News
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Western Nail Association
Junction Iron Company
North Industry
Miamisburg
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