Generous donors to Garfield Memorial Hospital span nation
Washington June 3 A report of the Garfield Memorial Hospital shows wide support from prominent donors. Contributions include a $1000 bed named for Schuyler Johnson from Mrs. Alexander Graham Bell and beds named for William and Reynold Hill from Mrs. Hill. Other gifts include beds from Mrs. Theodore Lyman and Mrs. Freeman, bed linen from Miss Coleman and Mrs. Wilcott, and silverware from Wallingford and Middleton firms.
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Washincton
Garfield Memorial Hospital
Alexander Graham Bell
Schuyler Johnson
Representive Hill
Hliness
William Hill
Reynold Hill
Pomeroy
Theodore Lyman
Massachusetts
Freeman
Washington
Washington Bank Failure Rocks Capital. Middleton Co Liable
A Saturday morning report from Washington state Middleton Co failing with liabilities estimated at 500000 dollars and assets said to be zero. Prominent depositors include army and navy officers and the widow of Hayward Hutchinson who held over 100000 dollars. Captain Queen of the navy and Jessie Larg suffer about 4000 dollars each.
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Washington
Washincton
Middleton & Co
Army
Navy
Middletons
Hayward Hutchinson
Alaska Fur Seal Company
Hutchinson
Captain Queen
Jessie Larg
Chicago
Barivore
Barkley & Hassan
Fielder Slingruff
Wolf & Steigsburg
New York
Singluff
John C. Barkely
Albert A. Hasson
Phrssuacy
J. F. Hoyt
Butler County Savings Bank
Millerstown
Hoyt
Denniston
The Triple Alliance and Balloon Tragedy Spark Global Wears
Paris reports strain in the Triple Alliance after talks between officials in Berlin and Vienna hint at a secret entente with Russia. A captive balloon carrying twenty people fell today, three killed and others injured. Berber’s fall is denied in Cairo while London explosions draw international condemnation and threats of reprisals.
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Paris
Vienna
The
Gentols
M. de Giers
Bismarck
Friendsschruhe
Berlin
Russia
Germany
William
St. Petersburg
Republique
United States
Mmtransigant
London
Bank president accuses Penn Bank directors of oil speculation
President Riddle of the Penn Bank claims in a statement that in 1892 the bank was sound until his illness allowed an overdraft of 200 000 with directors consent. He says directors speculated in oil, misused bank funds, and that multiple officials including Cavitt Swearinger and Hopkins were involved, with losses tied to the directors’ actions.
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Riddle
Penn Bank
New York
A. M. Cavitt
J. P. Beal
Beal
T. J. Watson
Jersey City
D. Wilson & Co
M.K. McMullen
Biddle
Swearinger
Cavitt
Hopkins
A. A. Hutchinson
R. M. Kennedy
S. Severence
J. G. Brown
T. GB. Swearinger
Riddie
Late News Items Soapbox of World Events and Local Dregs
Long continued dreaths have damaged crops in England while farmers seek rain. Grass on the Laramie Plains, sheep grazing, and a patent for a buggy hitch in Enterprise, Mississippi. Indians steal horses in Arizona for rewards. Bank embezzlement case in Monmouth, Illinois. Giebhard's Lee high jumps six feet six inches at New York fair. Swank mining district workers order Chinamen to leave Washington Territory. Sixty nine Rochester voters from fifty years ago to participate in semi centennial. Petersburgh contractor G B Bens assigns property to secure state funds. King Tawhian of New Zealand tours England to push native land rights. Irish emigrants arrive penniless in the United States. Farmer Rugzell’s wheat stubble fire in Fredericksburg with shell explosions. Neal McKeague freed in Chicago. Spotted Tail Sioux Chief arrested for murder. Exhumed Columbus child remains in good preservation. Sahara flood plan risks climate shifts in Europe. Coffee consumption in Britain declines as tea rises sharply. English tea consumption up 200 percent in forty years. Coffee fears cited due to adulterants. Fire at Higganum Manufacturing Co. near Hartford. Gibson House owner John B. Gibson dies. Dr Thomas Griffith, famed surgeon, dies in Louisville. Wool company Barber & Co. fails in Toronto. Drexel & Co. announces purchase of Reading bonds. Public school campaign against animal cruelty in Kansas.
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Aman
Enterprise
Miss
Arizona
B. T.C. Hubbard
National Bank
Monmouth
Iil
Waukesha
Wis
New York
Giebhard
Lee
Swank
Washington Territory
Rochester
G. B. Bens
Petersburgh
Planters’ Bank
King Tawhiam
New Zealand
England
Ireland
United States
Rugzell
Fredericksburg
Neal McKeague
Willson
Winnetka
Chicago
Mills
Fort Niobrara
Spotted Tail
White Thunder
D. C. Hayes
Columbus
Ind
Sahara
Africa
Territories
Tunis
Ohio
Indiana
Illneis
Europe
Great Britain
Bank run and outrage fill June Washington notices
Washington June 3 a run was under way at the National Savings Bank where nine tenths of withdrawals are by colored people. Bank officers vow prompt payments and resist forfeiture of accrued interest. A Lady Brutally Outraged near St Joseph Mo describes two masked men entering Mrs Truex's home in DeKalb County near the Hannibal & St Joseph line at about two a m.
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Washington, D. C
National Savings Bank
Middleton
M. L. Bundy
Newcastle,nd
Hot Springs National Bank
St. Josghit
Oabam
DeKalb County
Hannibal & St. Joseph
M. J. Truex
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Telegraph
Bureau of Engraving
Homer Lee Bank Note Company
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Frm
United States of America
Bureau
Homer Company
Homer Lee Company
Bank Note Company
Swadl
Swaim
Captain Dove
Br.Jaime
William E. Dove
Niagara
Fort Niagara
Barnesville
Dove
One Hundred and Twenty-sixth
Libby
Flylog Balleta
Paducah
Cairo
Rickis
Knights Templar
Aimeek
San Francisco
Cal
Julius Districk
Stetke
Monona Areca City
New Orleans
Chef Menteur
Lake Borgne
Willie Cook
Eddie Loven
William Debus
Redfish Point
A. E. Sivandais
Cook
Debus
Minnavnrr
E. F. Whittemore
Princeton
Ellen Long
Whittemore
Cracker-Bakers’ Convention
Lanta
Western Cracker-Bakers’ Association
Hera
Wadham Hotel
Nelson Blake
L. D. Dosier
St. Louis
Association
Edwin R. Hall
Louisville
H. B. Grubbs
Nashville
Foster Thomas
Thomas H. Carr
Montgomery
Jorix
Granby
Newton County
John G. Keentze
Nathan Tabor
George Hudson
Hudson
Boston
Mass
Board of Police Commissioners
Michael M. Cunniff
Democratic
Rio
Tex
Kinney County
Wpa
Lonpox
Jung
Churches of England
Freemasonry
Gladstone
Fortnightly Review
America
Intransigerni
Council
Middie Saga
Laramie Plains
W. T
Hartford
Higganum Manufacturing Company
Here
John B. Gibaon
Cincinnati
Crscixxatt
John B. Gibson
Gibson House
Mount Auburn
Jane
Thomas Griffith
Toronto
Barber & Co
Portabgvenia
A. J. Drexel & Co
Reading
Drexel Banking
Kans
F.D. Matteson & Co
Lion Street
F.d.matteson&co
Cary & Matteson
Center Street
W.g.alling &C
Lion Street Hardware
Oakley
C Lewis
Y & Geworth
R. Oakley
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