Nominee as Solicitor of the Treasury declines the post
By Telegraph. CAPITAL NOTES. James A Connolly declines to accept as Solicitor of the Treasury citing income loss from private Illinois practice. The President will appoint another in a few days. Also covers Copiah County investigation, Siamese visitors at the White House, and a Supreme Court term summary.
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Wasminetos
D. C
James A. Connolly
the Treasury
Senate
Connolly
Illinois
Copia County
Senate Committee On Privileges
Copiah Branch
White House
Frelinghuysen
Smith
Rodgers
Mason
Potts
Cabinent
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
An Analysia of the Cartridge Under Government Building
Government analyst reports on a cartridge found beneath Parliament buildings. It states the material to be dualin, with nitro glycerine 53.50 percent, saltpetre 44.95 percent, and fibre 17.25 percent, noting it is more powerful than dynamite and akin to dynamite but using sawdust as a base. A second item covers the steamer collision between Nevada and Romano, detailing casualties and repairs.
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Toronto
Ont
Avia Powder Company
Chicago
District Grand Lodge opens session with officers elected
In New Orleans May 6 the District Grand Lodge No Independent Order Bar Birth held its session with delegations from Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Texas Tennessee and Louisiana attending. After reading a message from President Siegmund Haas of Mobile an officer slate was elected with N Levy of Galveston as President Joseph Hirsch of Vicksburg as Vice President J A Levy of Victoria as Vice President M Ulman of Memphis as Secretary H Ehrenberg of Little Rock as Treasurer E Wolf of X Ishvific as ...
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New Orleans
District Grand Lodge
Alabama
Arkansas
Mississippi
Texas
Tennessee
Louisiana
Siegmund Haas
Mobile
Sen.n. Levy
Gialveston
Joseph Hirsch
Vicksburg
J. A. Levy
Victoria
M. Ulman
Memnphia
H. Ehrenberg
Little Rock
E. Wolf
Marine Bank and Grant Ward Failures Stir City Panic
May 8 report on the Marine Bank collapse tied to Grant & Ward overdrawn by 750000 and a clearing house run of 550000. City deposits, city use, and Mellon Bank links noted. executives blamed delays and Ward’s absence. Judges, assets, and lawsuits unfold as authorities drop the bank from the Clearing House and creditors push for recovery.
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New York
Grant & Ward
Friends of the Concern
Ward
Brooklyn
General Grant
Register
James D. Fish
First National Bank
Mystic Flats
West Thirty-ninth Street
U.S. Grant, Jr
Seventy-third Street
Stonday
To & BM
Hamilton
Long Island City
Marine Bank
Everett
Sait
United States
Athletic Bank
Camp
Clearing Iouse
Afaira
Everett Bank of Boston
Bank of Commerce of Connecticut
Davidge & Davis
Jranoever
Jim
Stock Exchange
Ferdinand Ward
Donahue
Hotchkiss & Dournham
Meath & Co
Wilson & Co
Tragic Fall From Clark House In Inomal
Alphonse Le elovita, a fruit pecker, leaped from the fourth floor of the Clark House in Inomal Minneapolis during the night. Telegraph wires were broken in the fall, and his body was found at daylight. He left no family.
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Inomal
Minzeapolis
May
Alphonse Leelovita
Clark House
Revolt and Congo Treaty Fallout Across Europe
London reports discuss Louis IVmorganatic marriage rumors and Gordon Khartoum support. Congo treaty protests from Germany and France, and Stanley expedition talks. London politics weigh censure of Sir Michael Hicks-Beach as government braces for a possible relief expedition for General Gordon. Major Chermistie named governor in Snakim amid local favor. Belgium denies Stanley expedition readiness. Glasgow jute spinners Dunlap & Twaddell cite Liabilities 450000. Egyptian quarantine topic raised.
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Rusts Losnon
Pall Mall Gazette
Gordon
Khartoum
Congo
Londox
Bismarck
London
Lisbon
Earl Granville
Llenry M. Stanley
General Gordon
African Association
France
Whtips
Loxpos
Stanley
Toam
International African Association
Belgium
Jorfign
Dunlap & Twaddell
Nubar
Pasha
Newsprpats
Paris
Portevin
New York
Havre
General Triveno Says Americans Safe in Mexico
General Triveno denies revolutions and asserts Americans and American interests are perfectly safe in Mexico. He states he has not fled to Laredo, notes cordial ties with President Gonzales and General Diaz, and backs Diaz for the next presidency despite crisis reports.
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Mexico
Mosveney
Mex
Chicago Tisans
General Triveno
United States
General Ord
International
Laredo
Tex
Gonzales
General Diaz
Prospective West Ironworkers Strike Might Start June 1
Reported tensions in West iron and steel firms rise as Oliver Bros and Phillips suspend three mills awaiting a wages settlement. Workmen refuse to yield and a strong protective association is seen as weak. Western Iron Association denies controversy and hints at a meeting to organize.
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West
Oliver Bros. & Phillips
Milla
Protective Association
Arma
Western Iron Association
Methodist plan for self supporting foreign churches debated
Reports to the annual meeting show large scope for foreign missions with 5225 auxiliaries and nearly three million circulated. Proposals urge lawful self supporting churches under bishops, with flexibility in ministerial service and new regional conferences in South America.
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Paladelphia
Methodist Conference
Warren
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
General Conference
Caster
Tennessee
Holy Catholic and Universal Church
Committee On
Amos Shinkle
Kentucky
T. B.C. Neely
William Taylor
South India Conference
Committee On Missions
Methodist Episcopal
United States
Methodist Episcopal Church
Missionary Society
Senb
South America
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Spe
Niral
Chihuahua
Santa Fe Road
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Decatur
Poreicn Affairs
Consere
Sir Michael Hicks-Besch
Louis
Loxnow
Berlin
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Grand Duke
Hesse-Darmstadt
Queen Victoria
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Adam Czapski
Gon New
Ceneral Triveno
Stelte 3
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PrinavEeventa
Hedding
Mount Ephriam
Camden
Annie Branson
Moorestown
Samuel Enmaon
Sr. Louis
St. Louis
Clayton
Portrait
Oregon
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Rock Island Rapids
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Clem
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Fifth Infantry
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Quincy
Weat Line
Daamm Maxwell
Newton Laffon
F.D. Matteson & Co
Lion Street
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Cary & Matteson
Center Street
Wirtner & Alling
I Il
Nga Roumar Someilders
J. T. Hoole & CO
Dickinson & Co
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