The Dishonest Teller at Manhattan Bank
Richard Scott, a longtime teller at the Manhattan Banking Company in New York, is missing with a shortfall of 160610. The bank offers a 5000 reward for his arrest and delivery. Directors and the president condemn the act and note Scott fled Monday, with some friends suspecting insanity.
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Richard Geetz
Manhattan Banking Company
New York
Embergles
Janes
Richard Scott
Baldwin
Scott
Florida
Ways
Canada
Montreal
Typographical Union Delegates Elected and Reform Proposals
The International Typographical Union opened its third session with President Witter in the chair. Delegates to the Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions were elected from multiple cities. A plan to replace the current governance with International Boards and new supervisory and publication bodies was discussed. A test for applicants aims to protect employers from incompetent workers. The convention adjourned after approving several constitutional resolutions.
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Federation Congress
New York
International Typographical Union
Witter
Federation of Organized Trades and Labor Unions
Washington
Tayden
Hammond
New Oreans
Vaughn
Denver
Green
Louisville
Yates
Rochester
McNamara
Chicago
George Washington Childs
Philadelphia Ledger
Basche
Wew Faven
International Boards
Board of Supervisors
Vicious Chinaman in Saloon Attack Sparks Poisoned Confrontation
Sam Lang, an aged Chinese man, quarreled in Charlies Love's saloon at Grasp, Michigan, after refusing to pay for a drink. He shattered a vile compound on Allie Love's face, caused convulsions, and a rubber stamp vigilante procured an antidote saving the injured youth. Lang to be arrested for assault with attempt to kill.
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Mich
Sam Lang
Charlies Love's
Love
Allie Love
Lang
Receiver Appointed for Commercial Manufacturing Company
June 4 New York report states a receiver was appointed for the Commercial Manufacturing Company after several judgments, including 11,076 in favor of Roscoe Conkling. The firm, incorporated in 1876, once led U.S. margarine manufacture with a 10 million dollar capital. January 1 debts were 140,000 and it has halted operations. a 4 barrel mortgage covers machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shackenixaent Bank
New York
William Fullerton
Roscoe Conkling
United States
Momotaro
Sato
West Toronty-third Street
Shackamaxon Bank
Ap- M
W. C. Will & Co
Hocking Valley
C. C. Pickering
Hamley Run
Athens County
Little Change in Iron Workers Strike Noted in Reports
Reports from Cincinnati and Newport describe little change in the iron workers strike. Secretaries report no new scale signings while mills resume or stay idle. officials anticipate possible compromise and resumed work soon as workers in Newport discuss developments.
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Cahnly
Pirrssonesn
Jones
Itrike
Weeks
Hussey, Howe &Co
Amalgamated Association
Weihe
Giscinnatt
Newport
Pittsburgh
Harper's Mill
Deplorable Mistake Kills Rangers in Frontier Clash
In Laredo Texas on June 4 two Mexicans Apelanio Gonzales and son aged thirteen killed Lt Seeker and wounded Sgt Wuelly and Pvt Ayton after mistaking the Rangers for robbers. The trio fled to the Gonzales ranch seeking protection from Deputy Sheriff Proneville Herrer where the error was learned.
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Aten
Lareno
Tex
Jone
Seckin
Wuelly
Ayton
State Rangers
Sheely
Seeker
Apelanio Gonzalea
Son
Gonzalea
Rans
Gonzales
Reilly
Proneville Herrer
Webb County
Laredo
Eagle Pass
Mont man shoots widow then commits suicide
On June 4 in Bozeman Montana W H McMurtry from Gallatin went to Mrs Kate Allens Madison Street home and urged marriage. She refused and he shot her in the head and shoulder then pursued her with gunfire. After she escaped he returned and killed himself. He had said life without Mrs Allen was not worth living.
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Ter. Bozemax
Mont
W. H. McMurtry
Gallatin
Kate Allen
Madison Street
Mr. Allen
Civil Service Question on Fowler Appointment Amid Interior Dept Changes
Washington June 4 Joseph B Fowler dismissed from Pension Division chief post is appointed a third class clerk in same division raising Civil Service Commission questions about legality and need for competitive examination. Also reported are Treasury and Interior Department personnel moves, cholera epidemic notice from Valencia, and Fortifications Board plans with $40 000 funding.
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Civil Service Commission
Wasumindton
Joseph B. Fowler
Bis Poetion
Pension
Third Auditor's Office
Treasury Department
Civil Service
Fowler
Hagis
Hoe
Pean
Stevenson
Middle Division
Lamar
Interior Department
Secretary of the Treasury
John B. Hussy
North Carolina
McConville
Walker
Navy
Wales
State Department
United States
Madrid
Valencia
Fortifications Board
Navy Department
Internal Revenue
Thomas 8. Bronston
Kentucky
John H. Farley
Ohio
Wiliam H. Welch
Maryland
The
Treasury
A. M. Gangerver
Pennsylvania
National Republican
New York
Arthur
Bright
Black
Future of the Black person interviewed by Ex Senator Toombs
Ex Senator Robert Toombs declares the Black community inferior and doomed to die out, arguing education worsens crime and that blacks are suited only to plantation labor. He predicts gradual disappearance of the race and labels it a divine natural law, citing census interpretation to support his views.
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Robert Toombs
Atlanta
The
Evening Journal
North American Review
Frebont Temple
Boston
Toombs
Haygood
Earthquake report toned down amid fatalities fears
The Vale of Cashmere quake is judged less disastrous than first feared as reports say initial shocks were mild and homes were left tenantless after falls. In London, US Minister Phelps spoke at the Lord Mayor’s dinner praising Anglo American ties and the Derby at Epsom drew a large crowd with Melton winning. Paris debated Pantheon affairs as Goblet defended state plans to restore the monument for Victor Hugo’s remains. From Duna and Verona, coal mine fires and Sunday labor exemptions stirred concern, while Bishop Alemany reached New York from Washington.
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Loxpoy
Vale of Cashmere
Tamatava
Medagascar
Antanarive
France
United States
Phelps
London
Mansion House
Fowler
Arthur
Mr. Phelps
Lowell
England
Russia
America
Waller
Legation
White
Giltig
Epsom Downs
Thomas BM. Waller
Payne
Lord Hasting
Melton
Fred Archer
C. Bowling
Paradox
Mr. Childwick
Royal Hampton
Joseph Chamberlain
Board of Trade
Birmingham
Ireland
Lord Randolph Churchil
Lord Beaconsfield
Philadelphia
Paris
Pantheon
M. Goblet
Verona
Vienna
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Verun Est
Imprimatur
Dunkirk
Ser
Dunkirk Printing Company
Orrick
East Second At
Hautalqua Farmer and
Dunkirk Journal
Cardathia
ALL
Blackham
Buffalo Street
Donkins
Stanley
Beaver
James Irving
Second Street
Buffalo
Jenzies
Bonn
Suduakons
X. J. Kirckway
John Desmond
7Th St
O. Monroe
Han Ne
Reed Gan A
Washington Street
Martin Kalbfleisch
Felton Street
Shington
Elk Street
A. Moldenhauer
Agt
Erie
Center Street
Typographical Union
Boquet
Johnny
Burraro
Harmrond
King
Deckwith
Benclere
Jill
Warfield
St. Louis
Duffalo
Et Jowin
Eacrery
Culon Jo
Corempts
Voters
Union
Thia City
John McVey
Mills Gardner
Perry Davie
Future OF
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CincLeville
James
Samuel Bowman
Champlin
Connecticut
Hieraid
Harnson
Iowa
Burraxo
Joseph Grodkinsky
John Wager
Hager
Gloucester
Mass
Cecil H. Low
Grand Banks
Kathleen
Yarmouth
Ingonish
C. B
Ludlow Street
Emma Keusier
Joseph and Mary Kaiser
Herman Vacnetz
Carl Baumand
Otto Nicale
Orca
Honor
Larris Rocx
Ark
Janet
George and
J. B Buchanan
Amity
Clark County
Botes Disastrou
Freim
Cos
Durham
Migdeter Phelps
Bishop Alemany
Rome
California
Washai
Bion
Te Donhal
Sean Nn
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