Abscounded Bank Defalcation Sparks City Turmoil
The Commercial National Bank defalcation by S Edward Kennedy shocks Youngnaraws. He fled to Toronto after inquiries intensified, while bank officials assure security and stockholders’ confidence. Kennedy, 74, married last June, had a comfortable home and wife heartbroken by the scandal. In other news, President Arthur’s Yellowstone party train arrival and a Genesee River drowning tragedy of three young women spot the day’s events.
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Youngnaraws
Hte
S. Edward Kennedy
Amercial National Denk
Brst
Kenely
Kennedy
Lake
Ida
Abuka
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Ly al ‘Chey
Fitch
Kenney
I¢is
Toronto
Canada
Nich
Margeri
Getlay
Lin
Tie
Ile
Deanie McLean
Brookville
Paazul
Bhavand Vine Streets
Thicagy
Arthur
General Sheridan
Yellowstone Party
Hits
Dirand Pacific
Huneverd
Uati
Cymbeline
Mane
Marlie
Qoronersie
Woma
Degar
Senet
Tose Clark
Nathan W. Clark
Stratford
Stratford Depot
William Loomis
Lis Louse
Misery for Missionaries in Anam Reported
Patches from AEW York detail missionaries in Anam fleeing from the Chinese forces who captured two Anamese, causing distress among converts as missionaries were mistreated. Falls to Fremont notes Charles Smith assigning his furniture business assets to John Berry with liabilities unset.
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AEW
York
Anam
Fallace
Fremont
Soldiers Killed in Derailment Near Carmi
Reports say a troop transport train of the Ninth Regiment of Infantry State Militia derailed on the St. Louis Ville Railroad between Carmi and Grayville, nine soldiers killed and fifteen wounded. Other items note a separate Stratford murder, a New Briar rail crash, and various local dispatches from Sept. 4–5.
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Miter-Ocean
Springfield
Infantry
Grayvile
St. le . Ville
Carmi
Trile
Gerraf
Company O
New Briar
Conn
New York
New England
Allen
Trade restrictions loom in Tonquin conflict and smuggling talks
France has increased measures to prevent arms and war material entering Tonquin from Annam, with naval surveillance ordered in the Gulf to enforce a treaty that bars export or import of arms. The State Department notes no reliable evidence of intensified Canada lake smuggling, while other reports cover a Major Putnam’s presumed death and a fatal hotel elevator accident in Seattle.
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Ciree D Affaires
France
Department of State
Tonquin
Anam
Isrenel
Gulf of Tonquin
Annam
Rus
Aumant
Aruk
Ti Tonquin
Ton
Martin
Euotoms Division
Treasury Department
Bian
Canad
Lake Districts
Saul Ste. Marie
St Lawrence River
Murder on West Side as Stepson Kills Stepfather
Cleveland dispatch reports a fatal morning shooting by James Donohue against his stepfather, a West Side resident. The motive remains unclear amid family tensions and prior disputes, with police dispatches detailing the tragic scene and subsequent investigation.
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Cleveland
James Donohue
West Side
O'Donnell
Hik
O'Connell
Donate
Sherinenne
Gathering Donalme
Michael O'Connell
Donrhue
Suumier
Polieouma Baechel
Baechel
Seehn Ang Hin
Siutmnou
Peter Danniie
Obsequies of Chambord Draw Wide Royalist Parade
The funeral of Comte de Chambord stirred political tension as Orleans princes abstained, drawing 5000 royalists plus delegations and workers, with 50,000 foreigners watching. A royalist meeting formed to back the Count of Paris, amid fears of demonstrations and shifting allegiances.
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Orleans
Chambord
Count of Bardi
Paris
Lyons
Brittany
Rau
Pontifical Zouaves
Castigia
de Cherette
Neh Admirai
Anam
Sai- Zon
Ulasgow
Cherish Tere
Bernard Tas
AQT
Fire, famine and crime flood late news items
A rough digest of scattered reports from Fernandina Florida to Kentucky includes fires destroying farm buildings in Ohio and Maine wildfires, a Georgia death from illness, a Toledo physician death, a Milwaukee area murder suicide, a Kentucky governor inauguration, Knights of Labor session in Cincinnati, a Carmi Illinois mill fire with 65 out of work, a Reading Railroad foreman arrest, cold Quebec weather, a Quebec ship overdue, a Upper Sandusky store theft, a Boston barroom assault fatality, a New York soap-maker suicide, a Taylorville murder, Springfield licensing for saloons, Rochester drownings of three girls, and related municipal and civic notes.
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Fernandina
Fla
Maine
Robert ‘Tombs
Clarkville
Fot Stinker
Dro. J. Krauser
Phiysipho
Toledo
Ohig
Jhiniel
PiHotsons
Oxford
G. YL
Wisconsin Medical Association
LK. Ritchey
Mendota
Proctor Knott
Kentucky
General Assembly
the Knights of Labor
Quebec
Canada
Prince George
W. A. Wikbman
Upper Sandusky
Boston
John Green
Henry McNally
McNally
James M. Tuthill
James Pyle
New York
Tuthill
Jacob Harley
Charles
Knights of the Ancient Order
United Workmen
Early life of Gould and New England business shocks
Senate labor committee session hears Gould recount his upbringing in 1838 Roxbury Delaware County and early work in stores and surveying. He details shifts to tanning with Pratt and later partnership with Leupp, amid death by suicide, while Chicago and Boston firms face sharp failures, including Butterworths in Cincinnati and Benjamin Burgess & Sons in Boston with sugar assets and heavy liabilities.
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Beening Gheerver
New York
Senate Labor Committee
Gould
Roxmiry
Delaware County
Ulster County
Delaware
Albany
Mr. Pratt
Prattsville
Charles M. Leupp
Wallare
Cincinnati
Butterworth & Co
Bradstreet
Boston
Bostos
Benjamin Burgess & Sons
Fim
Cuba
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Youngstown
Commercial National Bank
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Uhicaga
Shothy
Carcaga
Els
Mener
Numa Boekel
al Ieee
HIVE
Cer
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Galbatin
Dames
Hickin
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Dick Liddell
Fords
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John T. Price
Pickens County
Price
Pickens Court
Junxus
Jin Nickerson
Besfest
Grand Banks
Reyvers
Cape Spear
Neyson
Banc
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Est
Emmy
Mauch Trealer
CoLeMses
Chamberlain
Board of Agriculture
Lord Deadly
Yellowstone
Lord Teadly
Gaye
Marmoth
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Waylard
Carmo
Patrick Kelly
Charieston
Cheriestom
State Department
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Disteiets
Onaga
Navy Department
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Rogers
Cape Prince of Wales
Alaska
Internal Revenue
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Colmbia
Internal Revenue Collection District
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Grant Pacific
Christian Jackson
Noeless
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Hissell Clark
Kansas City
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United States Marshall
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Anolhey
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Joliet
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Nerin
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Elise Trict
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Collins
Trenan
New Youk
Harry Hill
Mitchell Slade
Ghrt
Hilky Madden
Mitchell
Slide
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Sakine Wii
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Davies
Chicao
Jent Mace
Slade
Fostoria
Frank Gross
Puilapelphea
George Rankin
United States District Court
N.Y
Epee
Lewis Swift
Ali
Warner Observators
Wereel
Keonis
Mir Brooks
Af Phelps
Nooy
Swift
Mr Brooks
Grithhain
Eanelind
Per. Munter
Pr. Phuiter
Detroit
Hribery
Indiarapolis
Dorsey
Chineas
Naiduong
Comte de Chamberd
China
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Tomal
Lady Natal
Ang Barthqu
Naples
Jung
Grim
Mediterranea
Laipe Sumatra
Merak
Lainypanig
Hue
Amaur
Kalucky
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Salzburg
Gounden
Upper
Egypt
Courbet
Nikita
Constantinople
Montenegro
Leon Helevy
Halevy
Pierre
Madagascar
Elo
Ivan Sergyeevich ‘Tourgueneil
Bongival
Rochester
Anna Schurz
Lara Haviin
Libbie Simmons
Gensee
Scala
Jay Gould
Himesit Teild Balore
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