Prohibition on salted meats and Antemolson bill in Senate
Telegraphed items discuss prohibition on importing salted meats to Germany and France as sanitary bans, with warnings about reciprocal action if health fears are unfounded. Notes on Britain and American cattle discriminations, Brazil trade terms, and calls for negotiated reciprocal benefits. Also covers Cullen Antemolson bill stance, Treasury bond actions, and Capitol notes on Dingley and McPherson bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiington
Germany
France
Great Britain
United States
Brazil
House Committee On Territories
Senate Committee On Territories
Cain
Utah
Senate
Edmunds
Boards of Commissioners
District of Columbia
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Club Extends Winning Streak to Eleven
Base Ball. New York, May 16. The New York Club won its eleventh straight game yesterday in a mixed scorecard showing wins over the Cleveland team and others including Providence Chicago Boston Petroits and Philadelphia Buffaloes. The results list a series of decisive victories with New York maintaining top form across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clevelands
Providence
Chicago
Boston—Petroits
Bostons
Philadelphia
Buffalos
Philadelphias
Mystery Robbery Report Hits Clare County Treasure Chest
A report recounts a Wednesday night incident in Harrison where A Shaver, Treasurer of Clare County, was attacked, bucked and gagged, with 25,000 stolen. The fragment also mentions Jamestown resident M Pinker suffering chronic catarrh and loss of smell, claimed to be cured by a remedy called The World I ria Serene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Shaver
Clare County
Alch
Harrison
Pinker
Jamestown
N.Y
New Jersey and Virginia Choose Delegates to National Democratic Invention
Democrats hold state conventions in New Jersey and Virginia selecting district delegates. In New Jersey A J Steelman Dania T Creem lead First District. Willard Ross W Brown Third. M Swartzweller Senator Carpenter Fourth. Thomas T Flynn Carmen J Randolph Fifth. Harrigan Gottfried Krueger Sixth. Orestes Cleveland Martin Stelges Seventh. Hezekiah B Smith R M Smith Second District. Platform favors Tilden with Randall and Judge Field strong. In Virginia delegates named for ten districts with list of paired delegates per district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treston
N. J
A. J. Steelman
Dania T. Creem
Willard Ross
W. Brown
M. ©. Swartzweller
Senator Carpenter
Thomas T. Flynn
Carmen J. Randolph
Assemblyman Harrigan
Gottfried Krueger
Orestes Cleveland
Martin Stelges
Tilden
Randall
Judge Field
Hezekiah B. Smith
R. M.&. Smith
Gamal J. Tilden
Thomas A. Ben Ricuwoss
W. T. Thorn
D. W. Walker
James B. Barrowhope
J. H. Bogart
B. H. Nash
B. A. Hartcock
H. P. McKinney
Venable
C. G. Tipton
C.G. Holland
John R. Thurman
Paul. Edwards
M. McCormack
W. Southall
Robert Beverly
Charles E. Stewart
Pierce
KR. A. Ayers
J. Graham
Taylor Berry
Bill to Prohibit Speculation by National Bank Officers
A Senate bill introduced by Cullom would bar presidents and other officers of national banking associations with $200000 or more capital from trading stocks bonds or commodities for personal profit or holding stakes in private brokerages. Violators face a misdemeanor with one to five years in prison or a fine up to 10000. The measure aims to curb personal financial speculation by high level bank officials.
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Wasnrvetox
D. C
Cullom
National Banking Association
World News Briefs From London and Europe
The Commons clash over a Parnellite censure motion signals a split in Liberals and government lines. Reports from London reveal rotten meat and filthy fodder sent to Egypt. A morganatic marriage of Grand Duke Louis is dissolved. Trials in Leipsic touch on treachery and potential betrayals. A Fenian visitor to the Prince of Wales’s hotel raises questions about security.
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Parnellites
Loxpon
Commons
Timothy M. Healy
Monaghan
Gladstone
Healy
George Otto Trevelyan
Harrick Dis|ict
Ireland
Lonpoy
Army Transport Commission
Egypt
Duke Louis
Lospon
Berlin
The
Times
Grand Duke
Louis
Hesse-Darmstadt
Madame Kalamire
Slico
Fitzgerald
Donoghou
Tubbecurry Union
Moran
Mudir Pasita
Cairo
Mudir Pasha
Dongola
Congo
Berri
Bismarck
Frankfort Chamber of Commerce
Portugal
Lower
Germany
Leipsic
Nagewski
Bristol
Prince of Wales
Louisiana Legislature selects leaders in Baton Rouge session
The Louisiana Legislature completes organization naming Henry W. Ogden speaker of the House and Robert C. Davey president pro tem of the Senate. The governor’s message is read in joint session as votes for governor and lieutenant governor are counted and the winners prepared for four-year terms. Local factions back Jonas or Eustis for the Senate seat amid merchant and political influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
New Oakesns
Baton Rouge
Henry W. Ogden
Bossier
House
Robert C. Davey
New Orleans
Senate
B. FB. Jonas
James B. Eustas
Jonas
Hns Party
Eustis
James D. Houston
Late News Items Highlight Rare Events Across States
Potatoes scarce in Utah and life prisoners numbered in New York State. Kentucky plans to export twenty thousand barrels of whisky before June. Florida Everglades water at a multi-year low. Texas pine lands deemed highly valuable. California reports a spring later than 1853. Gold exports total 35.9 million dollars since January. Pryor, US senator, rejected by New York Bar. Massachusetts bill blocks insurer discrimination against colored people. Rumor of dynamiters targeting Prince George of Wales. Maine County Michigan grants first liquor license in forty years. Australian cricket defeats England Sheffield team. Senator Morrill absent from Senate for first time in 29 years. Counterfeit 1834 copper half dollars found in Penn Yan, N Y. Wayne County Ohio apples found with green lice. Duke of Marlborough seeks court approval to sell books and pictures from Blenheim. Judge Sage sentences Dewey for illegal pension fee and forgery. Leadville fire destroys nine buildings, another fire follows, total loss about 30 000 dollars. Belinda Galloway wins fee title to Cooper Female Academy property. Memorials read for several bishops and church leaders at Philadelphia conference.
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Utah
United States
New York State
Kentucky
Everglades
Florida
Texas
California
Roger A. Pryor
New York City Bar Association
Massachusetts
Prince George of Wales
Island of St. Vincent of the West Indies
Mame Ilton County
Mich
Insing
Senator Morrill
Vermont
Senate
Penn Yan
Wayne County
Ohio
Duke of Marlborough
English Court of Chancery
Blenheins House
Dukes of Marlborough
Sage
United States District Court
T. F. Dewey
Yellow Springs, C
Leadville
Belinda Galloway
Common Pleas Court
Fea Simple
Cooper Female Academy
Levi Scott
Jesse T. Peck
Haven
Fuller
Methodist Advocate
Atlanta
George W. Woodruff
Methodist x Pico Church
Philadelphia
Panic hits oil market with rumors of firm failure
Bramroup Pennsylvania May 15 panic hits oil trading with 11 cent drop from 26 to 15 and closes around 21 3/4 with fears of further decline. Milton and Waugh alleged failure rumors circulate creating panic while heavy oil trade offices span New York Bradford Oil City and Titusville. Oil stocks offered at 78 434 cents below close as market reacts. Titusville scene records historic trading with 2 000 000 barrels sold amid New York rumor and sudden price collapse.
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Rappallieg
Bramroup
Zembie
Miltond&s Waugh
New York
Bradford
Oil City
Buffalo
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Titusville
Oil Exchange
Orly
Mail Car Lost In White River High Flood
A U S mail coach leaving Fort Apacam Arizona on Tuesday morning was lost in the White river. Ten passengers were aboard and the driver barely escaped. The flood is blamed on snow melting in the mountains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Apacam
Arizona
United States Mail
White River
Convicted of Murder in Nashville Murder Trial
Convicted murder in the first degree of Col William Spence once U S Marshal of Tennessee for killing ex U S Marshal Edward Wheat in Nashville. Defense argued insanity and a motion for new trial set for next Monday. Appeal to the Supreme Court anticipated. Spence turned pale at verdict. Also noted is Hon Lumber Howarth leaving for Presentt Arizona to become Chief Justice of the Territory.
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Nasitville
Tenn
William Spence
Tennessee
Edward 5
Spence
Supreme Court
Arizona
Jastics
Furst
Mich
Lumber Howarh
Presentt
Arthur
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Committee On Commerce
Capitol Notes
Hallet Kilbourn
Thompson
Congress
Representatives
Springes
Dingley
Messrs. Holman
Weller
Committee On
Banking and Currency
McPherson
New Jerecy
Virginia
Cal
Fresont
Ohio Association of Ex- Prisoners of War
Taylor
W. N. Polhamus
Cleveland
C. Sharktin
G. A. Gessner
Fremont
G. W. Vrooman
Toledo
J. E. Sutton
D. & Moses
L. F. Mack
Sandusky
National Association
Detroit
S. Moses
W. H. Polhamus
W. A. Adelsbager
Tatton
John F. Slater
Norwich
William A. Slater
Young
Jewett City
Francis Bartlett
Boston
Bartlett
Mr. Slater
W. A. Slater
Slater
Altoona
Pennsylvania Railroad
Hayden O Hara
Falls Creek
St Marys
Canton
Moadir Pasha
South Carolla
Cuancesroos
Cheraw
W. Bogan Cash
Marshal Richards
Sherif King
Cash
E.L. Rixa
Ashland
Axknow
Conger
F.D. Matteson & Co
Lion Street
F.d.matteson&co
Cary & Matteson
Center Street
W. CG. Alling & Co’s
Ecessors
Wirtner & Alling
General Hardware
Jones
Star Oisrange
Oakley
Ingralo
Brussels
Seworth
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