Financial affairs draw attention in capital amid Wall Street decline
Washington May 19 Financial affairs in Wall Street attract more attention than congressional debates or presidential gossip. The week’s failures weakened opposition to reform bills like the Dingrey measure to fund 38 million dollars, while Treasury actions and bond redemption calm markets. Authorities debate open market purchases as four percent bonds fall, and the World's Industrial Exposition appoints leaders in agriculture education and a British liaison. The Jeannette inquiry hints at navy discipline issues, with Mrs De Long garnering sympathy for the expedition’s memory. A Boston brewer Gottlieb Drunkhardt, born in 1824, dies in Alabama. body to be brought home for interment.
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Market turmoil and gradual recovery noted in New York May report
New York May 17 morning and 12 30 PM summaries show confidence slow to return after stock volatility. Bank statements exceed legal requirements by over 3 0 0 0 0 0,000. financiers see gradual improvement with no danger of a backward step. Bank runs ease at Brooklyn Savings. grant ward receivership moves to compromise claims. Oil and Cotton exchanges report upward prices with efforts to sustain confidence.
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Hanged for Murders in Greenville Jail Yard
Riley Anderson and James and Alred McCullough, father and son, all colored, were executed yesterday in Greenville with thirty six witnesses present. Religious services occurred in cells before the drop. The McCulloughs stated they would meet Jesus as the mechanism fell.
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Faltering totals show rising crime figures in tally
A garbled report lists forged figures and crime counts with unfamiliar names and numbers. It cites felons and varied counts such as States 152 and Canada 67 with an overall rise of 17, amid unclear context and sources Diin.& Co. report.
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Cotton Warehouses Burned At Liverpool
Fire on Grundy street destroyed three cotton warehouses owned by Molyneaux & Taylor. Estimated damage reaches £100,000 with about 6,000 bales of cotton involved. half saved as flames raged since early morning and continued through the night.
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No More Bishops Wanted at AME Conference
Bishop J P Campbell led the AME Conference in Baurmoom Maryland as debates over adding bishops ended in defeat. Dr Jackson’s paper opposing apostolic succession was endorsed amid a clash over Bishop John W Brown’s quadrennial sermon supporting it. Rev C I Green’s appeal after Morality charges was granted reinstatement by secret session on a narrow vote. An item from Indianapolis reports Father McEvay has been ordered by Rome as an English confessor for St Peter's.
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Wheat crop reports from Pennsylvania to Virginia show strong growth
The East St Champion Reaper Worke received field reports on the crop across Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Maryland New Jersey Delaware and Virginia. Weather improved from late April and by May wheat prospects are near excellent with predicted yields around 80 to 85 percent of normal. Acreage in Ohio remained steady while Indiana shows larger plantings and the district around Baltimore expects a perfect crop barring unforeseen calamity.
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