Giants from far and near attend twenty second international conclave
The article describes the opening day of the Twenty-second International Conclave in Baltimore with delegates from every state and many nations. It mentions speeches by Francis Sar and others, a prayer by Dr. Flesc Thompson, devotional exercises, and welcomes by Baltimore officials. The report also notes weather disruptions and a fatal collision on the Boston and Maine line causing deaths and injuries.
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President Hougevelt Stops Train at Alliance
The President at Alliance, Ohio, July 10 1896, halted his special train two minutes to replenish water. He appeared on the rear platform and acknowledged the crowd, saying he could not address them but hoped to pass throne Ohio again and speak to his Ohio friends. Meanwhile police hunt the Seiito river for Thomas Shields who left a note saying his body would be found there after threatening a suicide.
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Devlin bank failures trigger bankruptcy actions and asset reversals
Three Devlin creditors seek to set aside his July transfers to favor the First National Bank of Topeka and related measures. Examiner Cook and Marshall appoint receivers for Spring Valley National Bank and Toluca First National Bank amid Devlin’s collapse, with $60,000 and $100,000 capitals. State funds dispute arises over whether the Topeka bank holds trust status. The case threatens to reduce Devlin assets by roughly $7,000 in real estate transfers, while life insurance transfers to Mrs. Devlin stand.
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Modern homes on West Sixth Street offer new architecture
Two complete houses are being built on West Sixth Street with no conveniences and partial finishes including hardwood floors. The target is modern design at moderate prices for buyers seeking something newer than ordinary houses.
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Finest city lots with improvements on Dewey Avenue
Advertising notice touts the finest allotment in town on Dewey avenue with city improvements and urges quick contact as lots sell rapidly. Also promotes a 36 acre farm with good buildings and fine land priced at 2300 dollars, half cash. Frank A. Smith & Bro.
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