Ohio and Western Coal and Iron Company Faces Assignment
The Ohio and Western Coal and Iron Company files an assignment in Cleveland to James A. Hall with no preferences. Assets include coal lands, houses, stores, rail cars, furnaces, and mines. Bonds total about 8.0 million with stock at 5.0 million, and 600 to 700 workers may lose their jobs.
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Blaine and Elkins
Philadelphia Times
Ohio and Western Coal and Iron Company
Forday
James A. Hall
Boston
Chester Griswold
George C. Thomas
John M. Giddep
Gidden &Curtis
Ohio and Western Company
Sandard Coal and Iron Company
D. N. Stanton
Thomas T. Mason
George Chapman
Bradstreet
Ty Banks
Ans Uual
Hocking Valley
John M. Gidden
George R. Chapman
Joseph W. Swith
F. K. Pendleton
8. L. Patrick
O.D Lombard
C.5. Foote
Thomas Cocheran
Columbus
Ohio
Glidden & Curtiss
Barton
Mass
Ohio and Western Coal Company
Ohio and Western
Perry
Hocking
Athens County
James L. Burkey
St. Louis
Lee
New York
Royal M| Pulsifer
Boston Herald
Standard Coal and Iron Company
James G. Blaine
Steve Elkins
E. F. Harper
Fidelity Bank
Cincinnati
Belle Starr dies in ambush after supper with Jack Rose
Special dispatch reports Belle Starr, feared female outlaw, shot to death on horseback near Taylor's Farm seven miles northeast of Brook. Ferryman found her body in mud after riderless horse returned from the South Canadian crossing. She suffered buckshot wounds to breast and head. pistol remained holstered. She left a nine teen year old daughter by her Indian husband.
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Kufala I T
Belle Starr
Taylor
Origin of St Valentine's Day Fables
A compact retelling of St Valentine’s origin from pagan rites to Christian sanction, noting February 14 festivities, Juno lottery customs, and the shift to Valentine as a substitute. Includes a stray item about a Illinois Senate bill on Tachae and Lawrence Burgess, and a churchman’s call to keep congregations awake.
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Europe
Juno
St. Valentine
Valentine
Inpranavouis
Iod
Tachae
Lawrence Burg Ss
Senate
Kael Mason
Richard Coy
Lawrence Burgess
Burgess
Coy
Springfield
Ill
Dress Dilemma Spawns Across Household
Fragmentary dialogue shows a mistress accusing Bridget of wearing a new dress and Bridget retorting that she was given the dress. The exchange hints at ownership, confusion, and possible revelation of muttered words from a overheard quarrel in a 19th century style.
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Bridget
Bridgett
Harper's Baraa
Sunny Sidelines and Kids Tales from Old Papers
A collage of humorous scraps and anecdotes from childhood and church life, with quips about school headlines, Sunday sermons, and family moments. Includes a note on Gov Church and the Dakota Legislature clashing over territorial appointments.
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Gov. Church
Dakota Legislature
Territory
Demcratic
Morrison
Fire destroys Granitevile warehouse in D C
A blaze yesterday leveled the Granitevile Manufacturing Company warehouse in Graniteville Washington destroying 2346 bales of cotton valued at about 1 million dollars with insurance listed at 90000 dollars. Salvage value could not be estimated.
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Graniteville
D. C
Granitevile Manufacturing Company
Blaine Backed by Col. Allen for Southern Exposition
Colonel Julian Allen of Statesville reports that James G Blaine favors conservative Republicans for southern federal posts and supports a northern fall exposition. Blaine envisions growth for the South and argues for race problem settlement to benefit all.
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Blaine
Bartimone
Julian Allen
Statesville
N.C
Washington
James G Blaine
South
Mr. Blaine
Colonel Allen
Col. Allen
Harrison
Freedom l
Presdent Harrison
Items of Interest Highlight Global Figures and Events
A collage of briefs notes concerns from political figures to industry shifts. Mentions Gen Boulanger seeking rest with his cook, Pullman Company car absorption, Isaac Holden’s million pound income, Cleveland’s citizenship stance, and John Quincy Adams’ later life. Also reports on Monte Carlo gambling, Iowa cabinet prospects, Swiss rope railways, explosive stockholders, and riots in Kansas towns.
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DTA
Cana Wa Bako Pwoprt Co
Wall St
P. W Vaughan
Durham, N.C
Medi
Fancy
Buist
Ely
PW. Vaughan
Jd. W. Graham
Tuos. Burris
Graham & Ruffin
Attorneys AT Law
Hillsboro
N. C
Alamanc Caswell
Durham, Guilford
Rockinghw Péreon
Range
Raleigh
Payetteville Street
Branch Yard Lawier’s
Payetteville, N.C
Grantios
Alec Coner
Curbin
Dhisigns
OHAS
A. Goodwin
Ae Western Coal AN Iron Company
Benjamin Harrison
N. World
Ind
Enoch Arden
St. Louts Republic
Jfiegende
Kittie Gray
Master Pattison
Pete Parley
Puck
Noah
Small Kitty
Mamma
Georgie
Gertie
Bouby
Bobby
Harper's Bazar
Pierre
Nettie
Tom
Lear
Martyn
London News
Camden
Papa
United States
Knickerbockers
Kilts
Philadelphia
New York Tribune
Watchette
Ac Iit
Joanie
Gen. Boulanger
Rogat
N. Y. World
Pullman Company
Isaac Holden
Philadelphia Record
Cleveland
John Quincy Adam
White House
Walker County
Iowa
Republican Party
Chicago News
Switzerland
Richmond Times
Frederick T. Frelinghuysen
Frelinghuysen
Newark
George Griswold
Edwin Booth
Lawrence Barrett
Emmensite Explosives, Guns and Ammunition Company
Comepany
Pittsburg
New Orleans Times Democrat
Clinton
Kansas
Ingalls
Cimarron
Sun
Montana
Real
Western West
N. PF
Sai
Samoa
Baltimore
Jerusalem
Zion's Herald
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