Births and gatherings fill South Side News items
Born to Mr and Mrs Jacob Becker of 65 Wall Street a son. The sewing circle of the American Daughters of Isabella will meet this afternoon with Mrs Owen Corcoran 271 South Harrison Street. Mr Charles Stanger, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Stanger, returned to St Louis Tuesday evening after a month’s visit. Thomas J Babock ex engineer at the electric works was declared of unsound mind. Miss Hattie Muldary was surprised by friends at 207 Town Street with music games and a three course luncheon. Yesterday Beechwood hosted the marriage of Anna Bond to Frank I Brown. The couple will reside at 382 Fairfield Avenue after a trip east.
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Jacob Becker
Wall Street
American Daughters of Isabella
Owen Corcoran
South Harrison Street
Charles Stanger
Henry Stanger
St. Louis
Thomas J. Babcock
The
Electric Works
Mr. Babcock
Hattie Muldary
Town Street
Miss May Donnel
Kittie Felts
Hellen Lindemann
Loretta Fletcher
Lulu Ortman
Katie Ofenloch
Agnes Felts
Mary
A. W. Seabrease
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fort Wayne
Nickel Plate Railroad
Brown
Fairfield Avenue
Rena B. Maxwell
Bridgeport
N. J
the Croom
James Sweetzer
Misses Delight
Edith Sweetzer
Marion
Ind
Anna Y. Robinson
Susan Robinson
Peru
Lutheria Freeman
Chicago
Dissolution of Morgan Bond Syndicate Amid Loan Confidence
Washington dispatch reports Morgan and associates dissolved the bond syndicate to give all banks and financiers equal chance at the loan. Secretary Carlisle says loan success is assured, while critics note Morgan’s Washington invitation may have misled regard to cabinet involvement. Banks likely protect holdings after Venezuela market decline by depositing gold if needed.
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Washington
Oither
Morgan
Carlisle
Venezuela
Mills Follows West and Attacks the Supreme Court
In Washington on January 16 Mills of Texas led a senate session, defending greenbacks as not fiat money yet to be issued indefinitely. He criticized the treasury secretary for not exposing the bank conspiracy and warned of repeated bond issues. Peffer, addressing the senate, praised Mills and urged repeal of all bond authorizing laws, noting the Populist party's stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mills
Texas
Senate
Peffer
the Treasury
Treasury
Jay Cooke
House of Representatives
United States Supreme Court
United States
Parity Debate Amid Power Shift Referenced by Officials
In remarks linked to the 16th power period, Hoar and Peffer discuss the timing of the millennium and its impact on policy. They frame the president’s bond policy as a “great public crime,” suggesting urgent political accountability and long-awaited reforms.
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Peffer
Carlisle Reduces Deferred Payment Percent After First
Washington reports Treasury Circular No. 3 1896 modified bond sale terms allowing remaining installments to be paid in 30 percent blocks every fifteen days after the initial 20 percent with interest. Bidders may pay all at first installment or any time before final maturity to receive bonds. installments paid correspond to bond delivery dates. Senate and House briefs note Mills and Peffer debated finance and silver, with Grow challenging executive prerogative regarding Catchings Carlisle bid hints. 1,000 U.S. Rubber workers to be laid off in Woonsocket as Millville plant closes. Bank of Wauneta fails amid Stratton complications. assets around 28,000 liabilities 1,200.
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Washington
Carlisle
Treasury
United States
Senate
House
Mills
Nance
Peffer
Grow
Pennsylvania
Legislative Branch
Catchings
Jona Hansen's Downfall Blamed on Misfortune, Not Wickedness
CuicaGco January 16. Danish Consul Peterson and others describe Jona Hansen as a victim of harsh fate rather than a robber. Hansen, once a prosperous Nyekjoping commission merchant, fled to America with his family after debts mounted. In the United States he faced misfortune, with accusations of being cheated by sharpers and losing his head amid hardship.
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CuicaGco
Hansen
Peterson
Denmark
Charles Green
Nyekjoping
Falster
America
New York Financial and Chicago Grain Report Summary
New York money on call was easy at 4.5 percent with mercantile paper at 9 percent and sterling exchange quiet. Bond quotes include new 4s registered at 114, decoupons 115, 5s registered 11144, with US government bonds listed. Chicago grain futures showed Wheat January opening 5 65 to 5 74, Corn May 5 0 to 5 28, Oats May 1 93 to 2 08, Park and Lard prices varied. Live stock at Chicago Union Stock Yards ranged mix for hogs and cattle with receipts around 25,000 hogs and 12,000 cattle.
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New York
Prime Mercantile Paper
Aterling Exchange
United States
Chicago
Jon
Board of Trade Today
C. Park
Cape Cod
Union
Texas
Republicans Divided Over State Committee Headship
Indianapolis January 16. In a split among Indiana Republicans the state committee headship remains undecided as John K. Gowdy and E. H. Nebeker claim strength for eight to ten seats each. The balance hinges on votes from party locals and figures like Huston Hill and Link beyond the main factions.
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Indianapolis
State Central Democratic Committee
Thomas Taggart
Sterling P. Holt
John P. Frenzel
Holt
Republican Party
Journal
John K. Gowdy
State Committee
Denison Hotel
E. H. Nebeker
Gowdy
Nebeker
J. N. Huston
Nat A. Hill
John Link
Eighty Counties Fight Over County Fees in Indiana suit
A Tipton county suit seeks 2286.40 from Howard county and Fleener and Hunter claiming fraudulently obtained expenses for venue changes. The contract with eighty of ninety two counties is disputed as illegal, with injunctions and potential statewide suits if upheld. Other items cover saloon enforcement efforts, a shooting at 178 Deloss Street, railway board changes at Terre Haute, and mining rumors in Crawfordsville.
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Roxonmo
Tipton County
Howard County
Fleener & Hunter
Tipton
Fleaner &Hunter
Howard
Miami
Board of Commissioners
Styer
Kirkpatrick
Supreme Court
Casady family leaders and civic news across Indiana
A roster of directors and officers is listed. A national Casady family reunion is planned for August in Van Buren county Iowa. Indiana Casady lists are being prepared. The Northern Indiana Methodist conference prepares for March opening. A jailed attorney reading law is released. A ChineseAmerican voter in Terre Haute will vote. A tramp rescues a girl from icy waters in Decatur. Jeffersonville veteran George Peyton dies suddenly.
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Rushville
Casady
Allen Casady
van Buren County
E. K. Harmon
South Dakota
P. M. Casady
Des Moines
Dove Meredith
Richmond
Northern Indiana Methodist Conference
Hausske Furniture Levy and Warm Weather Outlook
The August Hausske furniture firm of Chicago with a 100 Weed Street factory faced a levy for a $20 513 claim by Milwaukee Avenue State Bank. Circulation efforts by Dr C E Howitt of the University of Chicago divinity school seek $50 000 in support. Weather forecasts from Washington predict fair, colder conditions across Indiana Michigan Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa with a northwesterly wind shift and cold waves.
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August Hausske Company
Furniture Manufacturers of
Chicago
Weed Street
Milwaukee Avenue State Bank
C. E. Howitt
Divinity School
University of Chicago
Washindon
Jan
Indiana
Lower Michigan
Upper Michigan
Wisconsin
Mlinois
Iowa Fair
Spaniards Crush Bejucal Attack In Cuba War
Madrid reports Captain General Campos requests cavalry reinforcements as Cuba situation grows critical. In Havana, Linares command repelled Gomez forces at Bejucal after a drawn out siege, the Spanish artillery securing a decisive rout. Gomez and Maceo portrayed retreating, with Spanish forces pursuing in Pinar del Rio and Santa Clara provinces.
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Madrid
Campos
Cuba
Havana
Bejucal
Batabano
Linares
Managua
Santiago
Rincon
Salud
Gomez
Maximo Gomez
Antonio Maceo
Pinar del Rio
Santa Clara
Anthony Denounces Eliot and Doane Over Suffrage Call
Rochester dispatch reports Miss Susan B. Anthony angrily defending her plan for the twenty eighth annual American Woman's Suffrage association convention in Washington January 93 to 28. She cites her experience with Harvard president Eliot and Albany Bishop Doane and dismisses critics as harmful to the nation.
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Rochester
N. Y
Susan B. Anthony
Eliot
Harvard University
Bishop Doane
Albany
American Woman's Suffrage Association
Washington
Miss Anthony
United States
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Kernan
Frank Klotz
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Mells
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Woonsocket
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S. C. Henry
Bank of Stratton
Jona Hansen
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Rust
Vleener
Shelbyville
Liquor Dealers’ Retail Association
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City Hospital
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Deloss Street
Paugh
W. B. Murphy
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J. G. Williams
James McCrea
J. J. ‘Turner
George KE. Farrington
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Henry
Joe Clevenger
Samuel Turner
Black Diamond
Henry Clevenger
Turner
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A.G. Henry
E. O. Stanard
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Grand Army of the Republic
United States Quartermaster’s Department
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Frank Leslie
Sopular Monthly
Frank Leslia
Burning Fest
M. E. Burns
East Berry Street
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Wabash Avec
Palmer
GEO. Cummings Hotel CO
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Fort Warns
Rescue Medicine Company
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Eventna
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HI. G. Sommers
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Faultless Chemical Co
Baltimore, MD
Hallion National Bank
Hamisitor National Bank
Charles Aigculloch
Jghy Mohr
JB. Caghlor
J.C. Peltier
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Ily
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Cannon Ball
Kansas City
R. G. Teompson
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