Texas Banking Firm Goes Under With Liabilities of Hall and Millen
A Dallas banking firm Adams Leonard failed with liabilities around 500000. Samuel J Adams, guardian for Leonard’s minor son, claimed assets would exceed this. The firm was a long time rail depository linked to Gould interests. Leonard died two years ago, and Adams’s brother Willis Adams faces trial for murder in Dallas.
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Texas
Hall & Millen
Dallas
Tex
Sanuel J. Adams
Adams & Leonard
Adams
Southwestern
Gould System of Railways
Tom Scott
Texas Pacific
J. R Leonard
Willis Adams
Mike Burns
S.J. Adams
Fexag
National League Baseball Association Votes on Rules Changes
New York November 21 The National League Baseball Association continued its meeting and adopted rule revisions and officer elections for the coming year. Officers include President and Secretary N E Young of Washington, directors Keach Day Loten Spaulding, and J J Rogers as arbitration member replacing A Mills. The league abolished the treasurer post and scheduled next meetings in this city. The spaniding ball was adopted and rules updated on home base material, benches, batsman stance, bat handle, fencing distance, balks, and related play adjustments.
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Association
New York
National League
Base Ball Association
N. E. Young
Washington
A. Keach
Philadelphia
J.B. Day
Loden, Spaulding and
Day
J. J. Rogers
A. Mills
J. J. Sage
Buffalo
Tlub
New York State Canvassers Review Vote Counting Errors
The State Board of Canvassers met and began recounting the vote correcting clerical errors. In Delaware County fifty four green votes were counted as cast. Kings County footings miscounted by 678. 1031 votes for Michael Downing shifted to Mitchell Downing and Yaldine votes to Haldane. Richmond County corrected omission of two electors. Recess called until noon. Roscoe Conkling briefly at State Department. Election results show Bridging the gap, Ottendorfer leading and Puller highest.
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State Board of Ganvassers
Albany
State Board of
New York County
Michael Downing
Mitchell Downing
Yaldine
Haldane
Richmond
Roscoe Conkling
State Department
Ottendorfer
Puller
Parliament to Meet in January and Cable to Azores
Parliament will likely convene January 15 or 22 to dispatch business, mainly regarding the Canadian Pacific Railway Company. A report says Sir John Macdonald raised 2 million for CPR stocks in England. The Azores cable concession has been renewed and the first leg to Azores may be laid in five to six months, led by an English Sapnalisis group with Bank of England leadership.
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Ottawa
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
John Macdonald
England
Canadian Pacific Company
Azores
Sable Island
Europe
Sapnalisis
Bank of England
Nova Scotia
Quebec
Ramsey
Bentel
Bloody Glove Contest In New York Ends With McQuade Victory
Selly Mc Quade of Boston defeats George Morris of Birmingham England in a hard fought bloodied contest in a New York sporting house. The near three hour match ends in 3 30 o'clock Wednesday morning with McQuade winning after three minute rounds. Morris was knocked unconscious and both fighters were heavily battered as spectators watched.
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New York
Selly McQuade
Boston
George Morris
Binningham
England
McQuade
Morria
Swain court martial and Navy Department fraud notes
In Swain court martial Judge Advocate Gardner rebuked General Grosvenor for remarks about witnesses and prior courts. The West Point Board reported the academy in satisfactory condition, while Fourth Auditor Beardsley cited Navy Department frauds caused by bureaus neglecting advertising laws. Other items include a National Cemetery site decision, pay account controls, and several Navy personnel moves.
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Swaim
Wasmixarox
Swain
Gardner
General Grosvenor
Dateman
New York Toombs
Grosvenor
Senate
House of Representatives
Jett Chandler
United States Military Academy
West Point Academy
United States
Beardsley
Secretary of the Treasury
Navy Department
Colonvis Sautellé
Batcheller
Lughes
Philadelphia
Inspector General of
Army
Ralph Chandler
Galena
George M. Storey
Oanalaska
Eugene Watson
Cattle Raisers Debate National Trail and Quarantine
The National Cattle Convention in St. Louis adopts St Louis as permanent headquarters. A National Trail resolution passes after debate. Federal funding to suppress cattle diseases is approved, Texas fever debated. A committee to study arid-region stock interests is authorized. Indian reservation depredations discussed. convention adjourns until tomorrow.
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St. Louis
National Cattle Association
Passet
Committee On
Stock Association of the
States and Territories
Congress
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
United States
Shooting of De Young in San Francisco
November 21 report says De Young in worse condition with doctors fearing blood poisoning after a shoulder wound. The neck artery grazed, a private room guarded by police. Spreckels at his father's home, no reporters allowed. Spreckels case delayed to December 1. public sympathy leaning toward Spreckels amid stock-depression fallout from a Sunday Chronicle article.
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Young
San Francisco
de Young
Spreckels
Adolph
Hawaiian Commercial Company
Chrovidga
Emerson
Chronicle
Destructive fires tear through Hickman factories and yards
Viickman November 21 reports a fast moving blaze at the Hickman Furniture factory. Flames engulfed the east town area destroying furniture ware-rooms Bondurant & Drewry’s building the wagon factory sheds and lumber stacks totaling at least 225000 in losses with meager insurance. Telegraph service cut within minutes.
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Viickman
I Hickman Furniture Factory
Bondurant & Drewry
Hickman
New Straitsvile
Ohio
Columbus Hocking Coal and Iron Company
Buchtel
Empire opens Reichstag as William outlines reforms
The German Reichstag was formally opened by Emperor William in person. He praised social reform progress, workmen's insurance, and savings schemes, urged new revenue measures, and supported subsidizing ocean liners to colonies. He highlighted Congo Conference unity and pacific aims, while noting strong ties with Russia and Austria.
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Beniix
William
Congo
Iris
Skiernevie
Russia
Austria
H. M. Stanley
Kasson
Alexandria
Egypt
Assouan
Cairo
Lonpost
Times’ Financial
Guion Steamship Lines
Guion
Stephen Guion
Moselle
Southampton
St. Thomas
Pennland
Red Star Line
New York
Antwerp
Godwin Sands
Paris
Pariis
Naples
Cana
Khartoum
Dongola
Gordon
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Dunkirk
Clase Mall
Initbey
Farmer and Observer Publishing Co
East Seconp
Chautauqua Farmer and Evening Observer
Axp
Ofice
ALL Newsdealers
R.geo. BE. Blackham
Bufalo Street
Fifth and
Sith Sts
Dunkirk M
Stanley
Beaver Treets
James Irving
Journal Building
Center Street
W. Krappt
Deer St
Cor
Sixth St
Dia
Home Daily
and Telegraphic News
The
Sacred Heart Church Choir
ST. George Hall
N.C. Tinker
Jamestown
N.C
Amell
Emell
Therr
ERIE
Clee
Monroe Block
Telegraph
Sam
Montcomery
Ala
Alabama River
Kate English
Dubers McNeilly
Antangsville
English
Lowndeville
Caicado
George Gilcher
Missouri
Lacecaster Cremation Fortunce
Lancaster
Lancaster Cremation and Funeral Reform Association
le Moyne
Washington, Pa
Woodward Hill Cemetery
L. M. Davis
J. M. Hark
Iomates
Havernity
Mass
Creighton
Katie Gilmartin
Josie Branbat
Gilmartin
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Robert Garrett
Samuel Spencer
Thomas M. King
Spencer
M. Clement
Henry F. Balcom
Shirley
Hood
NEW York State
Dominion
Sable Islands
Board of Health
Dingen
Boston Board of Health
Thomas
Rochester
Buffalo University
C. A. Lindsay
New Haven Board of Health
E. L. Moore
State Board of Health
Ezra Jr. Hunt
New Jersey Board of Health
Sulseribe Forte
Evmena Guethvas
Capital
Fudge
Gardner Foforma
Weet Peint Military Academy
Crouch
Frial
Jackson
Mich
Dan S. Holcomb
Judd Crouch
Sun
Dan
Judd
Foy
Nettie Snyder
Ludd
Fay
Nurva Larepo
el Coyote
Sierra Madre
Mota
Bugtamenta
Mexico
Metter
Ortaorr
Charlea Frink
Millington
Wim Kenny
Hickman, Ky
Mocking Valley
Arthur Clark
Albion
Port Simon
Costa Rica
Bording House
Spring Street
Presbyterian Hospital
Clark
Nashville
Tenn
Louisville & Nashville
Isrwich
Pierce, Harding & Co
Unil
Chiaco
New Orleans
Locanfront
Ind
Patterson & Tomlinson
Chas
Gollar
Carr & Hobson (Limited
Bergen Point
N. J
Rewporide
Mowers
Canada
Fanteux Recenih
St. Vincent de Paul
Arter
Elty
la Pointe
Eanteux
le Pointe
Gladu
Fanteux
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