N C Thompson Bank Fails in Rockford Case
Reports state N C Thompson Banking Company suspended payments with assets of about 750000, including stock in the N C Thompson Manufacturing Company. The notice promises to protect creditors and proposes assignment, while noting the bank's private status and impact on local farmers and workers.
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Henry Villard Addresses Northern Pacific Stockholders
Henry Villard reviews his stewardship of the Northern Pacific Railroad, explaining why costs rose from $21.9 million to $42.98 million for the main line. He notes initial estimates, government land grant troubles, and personal loans to avert bankruptcy, arguing his reforms left the company financially stronger with a potential $1 million surplus by June 30.
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Massachusetts GOP chairman Henry Lodge resigns
At a Republican State Committee meeting in Boston Henry Cabot Lodge offered resignation as chair. The body unanimously declined to accept and Lodge pledged to push the campaign. Lodge cited the dual duties as Congress candidate as the reason for stepping down.
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Coon Acts as Acting Secretary of the Treasury Ten Days
The United States government names Assistant Secretary Coon as Acting Secretary for ten days after initial plans to appoint French were abandoned. The move comes amid speculation about future full tenure and potential contenders, with Levi Morton in play for the cabinet post.
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Dominion seeks cable route to Washington Territory endowing $50,000
Ottawa reports the Dominion Government plans to lay a cable across the Sound from Victoria B C to Washington Territory. This echoes the earlier rejection of American rights to land a cable on Canadian soil. Secretary Chapleau will review the matter as the U S declines to grant land access to Canada.
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Montreal
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Foreign Affairs Dispatches and European Moves on Sept 15
On September 15 reports detail General Gordon taking two Sennar islands while Abyssinian fronts unite with Mahdi forces. Haiphong defenses await dry season. 12 marine companies reinforce Courbet. Czar and Emperor meet cordially at Skiernivice as Goeben to be unveiled in Clobentz with Empress birthday events. cholera cases rise in Naples. troops ordered to Egypt. Irish politics push obstructionist stance over Maamtrasna.
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Fearful Explosion Destroys Cotton Compress Killing Ten
The Cotton Compress of the Central Railroad Company near New Cariraxi collapsed in a boiler explosion. The fire burned the building shed and 500 bales of cotton. Ten to twelve workers were injured or missing with three bodies recovered by night. A negro boy survived after nearly two hours trapped. M. B. Tickett, chief clerk, is believed dead. Further reports from Gaston note Andrew Hatson and brother Thomas died in separate circumstances, buried together in one grave after a string of fatal events. Austin Corbin offered New York and Brooklyn $450,000 yearly for bridge control. In Brooklyn a case charged a man with selling oleomargarine under the new law.
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