Alabama Clans and National Issues Dominate June Dispatch
By Telegraph. Alabama clams and court action dominate this edition. Congress debate concerns $6,000,000 to $6,800,000 in first-class claims for vessels destroyed by Confederates. Pleuro-pneumonia bill and banking scandals also feature. Capitol notes cover Mexican Pension bill caucus and copyright treaty debate. Michigan crop report notes May weather favorable, wheat and corn conditions, and an expected yield around 23.4 million bushels.
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Alabama
Court of Alabama
Congress
Lne
Commissioner of Agriculture
Bureau of Anal Industry
Star
Middleton & Co
Lachman
Grand
Meddletons
Capitol Aotes
Senate Committee On Foreign Relations
Senate
Derrort
Mich
Michigan
Ite
Suit against Ulysses S Grant Jr over forged transfer
Leopold Levy, assignee of Moritz Bayer, filed suit in New York on June 14 to recover about 45 000 dollars paid for property on Seventy third Street near Third Avenue. Levy alleges Grant Jr fraudulently conveyed the property to Jerome B Chaffee and Sarah Cudliff without consideration. Defense is a general denial.
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New York
Leopold Levy
Moritz Bayer
Ulysses S. Grant, Jr
Stiget
Third Avenue
Jerome B Chaffee
Sarah Cudliff
The Nail Trade and Supposed Murder Reported
The Atlantic States Nail Association met at Empssano Pa with statistics on the trade and card prices. Telegrams from J D Weeks Pittsburgh announce a three month suspension of the Western Nail Association. Stock on hand is light and demand good. A mysterious death in St Louis involves a young man named Taylor with a bound arm and broken neck, his widowed mother living in Bardstown Ky.
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Empssono
Atlantic Statea Nail Association
J. D. Weeks
Western Nail Association
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Taylor
Bardstown
Eaan Ropcone
Philanthropic broker Hatch resigns amid Newark Savings failure
A. Hatch of Fx & Hatch, once Stock Exchange president and major government bond dealer, had custody of Newark NS Savings Institute securities with about 26 million in deposits. The bank failed, causing widespread distress in Newark. Hatch, known as a philanthropic broker and friend of Jerry McAuley, resigns as Stock Exchange president as his firm’s affairs appear in sad condition.
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A . Hatch
Fx & Hatch
Hatch
Stock Exchange
Newark
Savings Bank
Wall Street
Jerry McAuley
Cremorne
Hhis
Ohio State Republican Executive Committee Convenes
The Republican State Central Committee elected its executive slate including J. F. Channan, J. Oglevee Secretary, J. J. Brown Treasurer, G. W. Sinks, C. Foster, J. B. Foraker, M. A. Hanna, C. C. Walcutt, L. Johnson, James Poindexter, T. Ewing Muller. A centenarian funeral noted, Francois Cadiella, aged 100 years five months, died near the city leaving 437 descendants with four sons aged seventy to seventy-eight and a great-grandchild fourteen attending.
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Republican State Central Committee
Channan
J. F. Oglevee
J. J. Brown
G. W. Sinks
Charlies Foster
J. B. Foraker
M. A. Hanna
C. C. Walcutt
5. L. Johnson
James Poindexter
T. Ewing Muller
MosTrial
Francois Cadiella
Wereat-sreat
Failures, Deaths, and a Desperate Shooting Reported
Seven days of business failures total 228 in the United States and Canada with a rise noted in the Middle South and Pacific states. Ven Ansdale died after molten metal spilled at Newport Kentucky while two others were fatally injured. Harvard trustees refuse LL D for Governor Robinson. In Tennessee a feud in New Albany Mississippi ends with five shots. Ford dies, Reeves shot. Ford’s final words referenced.
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New York
Dun & Co
United States
Canada
New England
Wester States
Middle Southern
Pacific
Cryerssatt
Cincinnati
Newport Iron and Pipe Works
Newport Kentucky
Ven Ansdale
Mewrirs
Tenn
New Albany
Mis
J. I. Reeves
Mayr
Opti
Lloyd
Morgan Watson
Ford
Squire Reeves
J.R Reaves
Trun
Pennsylvania Farmer's Club Banquet Held at Colonel Duffs Residence
The annual banquet of the Pennsylvania Farmer's Club was held yesterday afternoon at Colonel Duffs residence in Thancastra. Guests included Senators Edmunds Pendleton Bayard J Donald Cameron Angus Cameron Samuel J Randall General Simon Cameron Charles A Dana George W Childs and a member of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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Pennsylvania Farmere’ Club
Thancastra
Pennsylvania Farmer's Club
Colonel Duffs
Edmunds, Pendleton, Bayard
J. Donald Cameron
Angus Cameron
Samuel J. Randall
Simon Cameron
Charles A. Dana
George W. Childs
Fee
Supreme Court of Pennsylvan
Destructive Winnipeg Fire Destroys Block in Wis Manitoba
A $100 000 blaze swept an entire block in Winnipeg Manitoba on Tuesday. Strong winds fanned the flames, sparking widespread alarm as residents feared half the city might burn. Alder men Guttide and Banlt reported losses of 25000 and 15000 respectively, with total insurance around 50000.
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Winnipeg
Wis Yiee
Manitoba
Guttidve
Banlt
Professor Underhill Dies in Janesville at 79
JANESVILLE Wis June 14 N C Underhill professor of music at the Wisconsin Institute for the Blind died Wednesday night in this city aged seventy nine. His home was New London where his remains were sent for burial.
Calhoun Benham Dies in San Francisco Duel Era
Calhoun Benham, a leading San Francisco lawyer, died yesterday. The report references his role as judge Dasit Terry's second in the famed duel with Senator Broderick. Banking houses Baring Brothers Glyn Mills Currier announce a new Canadian loan totaling 5,000,000 pounds at the new rate. The mint price stands at 91.
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San Francisco
Cal
Calhoun Benham
Dasit Terry
Broderick Benham
Terry
Cadlaa Loan
Loxpon
Baring Bros. & Glyn and Mills Currier Co
Wife of slain patrolman dies of broken heart
The wife of Georg Wilson, who murdered patrolman Bullan d in this city, died of a broken heart Wednesday at the home of friends toryario.
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Georg Wilson
Bulland
Tome of Friends Toryario
Powder Mill Wreck Kills German Worker Near Xenia
A massive explosion at the Mami Powder Works north of Xenia, Ohio, obliterated the mill and hurled Albert Selbach, a German employee, into a burning ruin. Timbers flew far as bystanders narrowly escaped. fellow worker William Brady faced a close call. Propriety owner Thomas Farrell and Brady’s son were at the gate, uninjured. Cause of the blast remains unknown.
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Diitos
Mami Powder Works
Xenia
Albert Selbach
Selbach
William Brady
Stesinger
Grady
Selbach's
Brady
Thomas Farrell
Lttle
Guus
Insects Threaten Shade Trees in Suelby Ville
June 12 report from Suelby Ville describes a spreading pest attacking soft maples locusts mulberry and apple trees. The insect appears as a bark scale with a sap filled sack covering and sticky exudate, causing trees to yellow and shed leaves. Residents seek guidance on identification and control.
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Suelby Ville
Jil
Government Official in Trouble in Corpus Christi
United States District Attorney Evans issued a warrant for Colonel Nelson Plato, Collector of Customs for the Corpus Christi district, on a Treasury Inspector General affidavit. The marshal placed guards over Plato, who is ill and cannot be moved. He is charged with a $1,770 government defalcation, while Plato seeks to justify the deficit with expense accounts in Deputy Collector Clark’s possession.
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Corpus Cuxgisti
Tex
United States
Evans
Texas
Treasury
Barney
Nelson Plato
Customs
Corpus Christi
Plato
Clark
Father's Fatal Mistake Near McCoy Mills
A Pendleton County man shoots at a supposed panther and kills his own son by mistake while hunting near McCoy Mills on the South Branch of the Potomac. In separate dispatches a new military district is created in the Indiana Territory, with Col. Edward Hatch to command and clear Oklahoma territory of settlers.
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Wheeling
W. Va
Franklin
Pendleton County
McCoy Mills
Potomac
Isaac Jenkins
Leavenworth
Kan
Auger
Department of the
Cleveland Browns Fall to Buffaloes in 13–Buffaloes Win
In Burrato on June 14 the Cleveland team lost again to the Buffaloes, 13 to Providence. The Boston club defeated Providence 4 to 0. The report notes the Detroit outbatting and hints at other cited games and players for the Evening Opera.
Mexico unrest described as police violence and revolts sweep region
June 14 Matanoras dispatch reports rumors of Cortinas and other generals breaking paroles, frontier troop buildup, and proposed American support for Diaz. Police executions and vigilantism are alleged in multiple towns including Paso del Santa Anna and Gorillas hacienda. Attacks, fires, and weather damage are noted across several states, with further crime trials and bank proceedings in Purrisueca and Preissmnen.
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Matamonas
Mexico
Matanoras
Cortinas
Diaz
Louis Conezas
Nuevo Laredo
Senor Castro
Enin
San Geronimo College
United States
Lynch
Gabriel Panana
Paso del Santa Anna
Cazamaloham
Lis
Nea
Ede
Gorillas
Queretaro
Lozano
Orivaba
Tie
Villa Alvares
State of Qadaren
Corluva
Sig
Lins Gurbayal
Puebla
Cividad de Valles
Tinder
State of Oaxaca
San Bernardo
George L Senet Linked to Metropolitan Bank Failure Origin
George L Senet, born in Astoria to a Methodist preacher who served at Mulberry street and Allen street churches, bears much responsibility for the Metropolitan Bank of New York failure. The sentence outlines his lineage and early life as context for his role.
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George L Senet
Metropolitan Bank of New York
Astoria
Mulberry Street
Allen Street
Florida dynamiter arrest of Marrero in Key West Texas
Federico Gil Marrero, Cuban, was arrested in Key West upon arrival from New York for possessing explosives. U S marshal initiated the case, bail set at 2000 dollars. Detectives traced materials to make dynamite. authorities ruled materials unsuitable for transport and imported separately to avoid seizure. In related suits in Axrowro, Spicer seeks 320000 plus interest from Grant Ward and Fish, alleging promissory notes and collateral. Mallory & Co sues Grant Ward and Fish for six notes of 5000 each, with garnishment against Berg & Co. and bonds of 100000.
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Federico Gil Marrero
Wis Powesaion
New York
United States District Attorney
Mallory
Marrero
United States Marsnvo
United States
Omc
Murera
Ures
Key West
Lie
New Yor
Galena
Texan
Grant & Ward
James D
Axrowro
Ter
Drraat & Ward
Jans
Oldew York
Eluhu Spicer
Ward
Lonkers
Freeland Naming
Tabor
Spicer
Ths County
Againt Berg & Co
I. Mallory & Co
Six Men Injured by Gas Ignition in West Virginia
Six workmen were seriously burned when a test gas in a newly laid main ignited after a plug was removed early. Alfred Thomas, Miles Burke, William Jerry, Walker Pryor, Cyrus Pryor, and Thomas Berke suffered burns. Thomas was worst hurt and may die. Jerro aided others and was lame.
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Wheelms
W. Va
Alfred Thomas
Miles Burke
Wiliam Jerry
Walker
Cyrus Pryor
Thomas Berke
Thomas
Boerke
Pryors
Cyrus
Jerro
The Dologs of an Organised Gang in the Choctaw Nation
Late advices from the Indian Territory report a band of about one hundred thieves, largely Choctaw, organized under a captain. They operate in Gains, Sansa bers, Castleyville, and Coles counties, depreciating property. A clash with officers and posse left two dead, several captured including five women. The Matron militia is called out to arrest them. fifteen band members were surrounded in the Sansabers hills with further efforts planned. Later, a racing challenge from Teemen of Ticbaga surfaced for a five mile match with $1,000 at Ons Point.
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Font Ssrta
Ark
Indian Territory
Sansabers
Castleyville
Coles
Sre
Gan
Boston
Peter H. Contey
Berber surrender and Abyssinian transit pact update
Berber city fallen and 39,000 Arabs moved to Dongola as dispatches contradict officials on June 3 reports. Hewett mission to Abyssinia succeeds. Gordon advised to evacuate Soudan. El Mahdi defeated by Takallibe. Sankey sails home for rest. John Brown statue unveiled at Balmoral amid royal presence. Drowned in Akulsig waterspout reported. Tichborne claimant to be released on ticket of leave.
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Loxpon
Times
Wady Datta
London
Dongola
Wady Talfa
Fitzmaurice
Hewett
Abyssinia
Th Soudan
Abyssina
Massowab Hewett
Eec Sea
Gordon
Gerson
Earl Granville
Gordo
Gor Ion
EL Mandi
el Mah
Takallibe
Sankey
Evangelist
Liverpool
America
Moras
Temple Garden
Moody
Ryle
Marshal Field
Chicagi
Pettecoat
Stebbins
West End
Wooth
Stewart General Booth
Salvatio Ary
Patt Castle
Wales
Booth
John
Crectio
Balmoral
John Brown
AVI
Jerrold
United State Navy
Branc
Eecyclopedia Britannica
Whitelaw Reid
New York Tribune
Woodall
House of Commons
Gladstone
Akulsig
Russian Turkstan
Proposals Link Harbor Relief and Mexican Veterans Reunion
Brief items report a Memphis harbor improvement bill sought by Cotton and Merchants Exchange representatives to Congress, noting rapid riverfront erosion since February and mounting property risk. Also mentions a Mexico U S veterans reunion in St Louis as a sign of friendship, with Diaz backing support, plus school fund apportionment in Wisconsin and a medical update from Puapelrma with low figures.
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Amerso
Mewrme
Tenn
Congress
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Preissmnen
Henry Kleber
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J. D. Johnson
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