Dive to death ends life of ex Treasury auditor Reynolds
Reynolds, former First Auditor of the United States Treasury, died in St Louis at the Southern Hotel after a fall or jump from the third story into an air shaft. A gas-filled room, a stopped supply, and vertigo are cited in accounts. Born in Ohio, he served as auditor from 1878, later moving to Alabama before his resignation.
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Reynolds
St. Louis
M. C. H. Albers
Kansas
United States Treasury
Ohio
Alabama
the Treasury
Chenoweth
Texas
Business troubles as creditors settle and a bank shares news
In Boston creditors of James B R Osgood & Co adjourned to hear a plan to form Ticknor & Co to buy assets at thirty percent and take on obligations at fifteen percent. Seliotype Company creditors accepted twenty five cents on the dollar. In Boston stockholders of Manufacturers Fire and Marine Insurance voted to wind up after sixty years in operation. Union Bank of Lower Canada warns shareholders confidentially it cannot pay a dividend due to losses in Winnipeg, with a capital of two million and no reserve.
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James KR. Osgood & Co
Canadian Bank
Bostos
James BR. Osgood & Co
Ticknor & Co
Benjamin T. Ticknor
Thomas B. Ticknor
George F. Godfrey
Bangor
James St Osgood
Seliotype Company
Boston
Manufacturers’ Fire & Marine Insurance Company
State Street
Montreal
Union Bank of Lower Canada
Winnipeg
Destructive storm in Chicago area kills workers and damages city
Ahicaco June 3 severe wind and rain storm caused fatalities as three workmen died from lightning and a man named Anderson lay unconscious. Church steeples and electric lights were heavily affected. A 150-foot Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern bridge tower collapsed. In Monmouth strong winds unroofed blocks and toppled small buildings. At Aurora a barn burned from lightning. Cedar Rapids hail reached pigeon egg size. The event disrupted multiple towns with extensive property damage.
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Chicago
Ceder Rapids
Ahicaco
Hightning
Anderson
Monmouth
Aurora
James Palmer
Cedar Rapids
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
I Bridge
Domestic Tragedy in Cincinnati Ends in Homicide
In Cincinnati a fatal room confrontation ends with Dr. E. E. Loy shooting his brother in law Harry Champlin after a drunken quarrel over money and marriage plans. Loy, a physician, surrendered. Champlin died without speaking. Loy faces homicide charges as details unfold from the West Seventh Street home.
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Harry Champlin
Cincinnati
E. E. Loy
Crocesnati
Nettie Champlin
West Seventh Street
John
Seventh Streets
Fanner
Smith & Wesson
Loy
Champlin
Harry
Vine Street
Lou
Dr. Loy
Mrs. Loy
Louis
Henry Duhme
E. T. Carson
Hanselman Commandery
Knights Templar
Washington Dismissals Denied and Waite to Europe
Chief Justice Waite and Mrs Waite depart Washington for a Ohio home and a June 20 European voyage expected to last three months. Officials deny wholesale pension office dismissals, noting only small day to day changes. Postmaster appointments and federal notices populate the political itinerary amid tours to Yellowstone and Indian reservations.
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Waite
Europe
Wasnxaton
Washington
Ohio
United States
England
Edmunds
Black
Cully Scott
Oberlin
Kara
John C. Buxbee
New Haven
Conn
Stobee
Wilmington
Tragic Jasper Shootings: Two Deputies Slain by Reeves Family
Two Dubois County men John and George Reeves, alleged desperadoes, are implicated in the Jasper attack that killed Deputy Sheriff John Gardner and wounded Deputy Willam Cox. Reeves senior and his sons reportedly fled with revolvers, money, and papers after disabling the deputies. No arrests or rewards have been issued, prompting public outrage.
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Jasper
Ind
Evansviter
Robert P. Reeves
Dusbois County
John
George
Terre Llaute
Martin County
Dubois County
Sherif
John Gardner
Willam Cox
Reeeves
Amie
Heaven
Cox
Old Reeves
Gardner
Typographical Union Officers Elected and Mileage Aid Plan
New York June 5 The International Typographical Union begins day two with committees named and many memorials read. A plan to aid traveling members provides three cents per mile for up to 150 miles weekly with local secretary issuance of travel cards. M K H Witter re elected president and Thomas J Lacey first vice president. delegates later attend a clam bake at Oak Point.
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New York
International Typographical Union
International Union
Seach
M. K. H. Witter
Thomas J. Lacey
Ottawa
Oak Point
Disastrous Earthquakes Hit Cashmere and Vienna Riots
Earthquakes rocked Cashmere in India with Serinagar worst hit. Barracks collapsed trapping soldiers. dozens killed and many injured. Rescue efforts hindered by telegraph outages and widespread housing damage. Separately in Vienna serious anti Jewish riots erupted amid election tensions, with shops raided and dozens wounded as police and troops intervened.
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Laxpon
Bombay
Newa Haz
Cashmere
India
Serinagar
Seinagar
Britiah
Sopur
Virxna
Wieden
Neubank
St. Petersburg
Karka
Penjleh
Yates
Zakrjewski
Herat
Telegraph
St Petersburg
Lowell
Worcester
Pestz
Mesuep
Mapam
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Dunkirk Est
Dunkirk
Theunkirk Printing Company
East Seconp Sr
Sautauqua Farmer and Dunkirk Journal
Ao Do da
ALL Newsdealers
Blackham
Bnifato Street
Donkirs
N.Y
RS. C
Stanley
James Irving
Second Street
Buffalo
X. J. Barckway
Erver Oflee
Jol Desmond
7Th St.t
U. Monroe
Nera
Nan Teton Sons
Allretal
Washington Street
Martin Kalbfleisch
Foltond Street
Ungton
Elk Street
A. Moldenhauer
Agt
Erie
Center Street
Trase Balle
Bate
A. T. Stewart
Cathedral of the Incarnation
Long Island
Monongahela River
Pittsnenen
Nicholas Kunkle
Christ Leonard
Henry Christian
Monongahela
Christian Leonard
Kunkle
Leonard
Ravisher
Westulster
Shower
Townsend Cook
Mount Airey
Cook
Westminster
Hood
Ponalon Ofice
Pacific Mail
Vilas
Mr. Vilas
Davis
Heartburn
Fowler
End
John L. Etzel
Clear Lake
Wis
David Franks
Ouray
Col
A. H. Simpson
North Clarendon
Augusting
Peoples
Maysville
John 8
Sioux Agency
Yellowstone
Oregon
Idaho
Washington Territory
Nevada
Pacific Coast
Drum
Barber
Whipple Barracks
Fort Thomas
Black Rock
San Carlos
Indiana
Auibayfa
San Pedro
Naches
Grant
Thomas
H. Armstrong
Internal Revenue Office
Wales
W. K. van Raypen
Chaniler
Dr. Wales
Breuxcaam
Ala
Coalburg Coal and Coke Company
J. Moore
Moore
Birmingham
Pittsburgh
Rush House
A. D. Morrow
Morrow
Amelia
Auber
Devceaseil
Ian
Seun
Typographical Union
Fairsville
Reading
Monttreal
Lindsay
Lindsay & Patton
Stonewall Jackson
Ricavono
Julia
Gneral Stonewall Jackson
W. €. Christian
Second Presbyterian Church
Moses D. Hoge
Fred R. Seves
Ivesside
Vale of Cashmere
Bopur
Vienna
Raps
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