Telegraph Boiled Down for Our Intelligent Readers
General Gibon called to rest with honors at Tiftin Ohio funeral of Gen W H Gibson attended by Gov McKinley and officials. Stewart syndicate to buy entire 50 million five percent bonds for 49,1762 more proceeds. gold supplied outside. Port Arthur Chinese losses tallied at 3000. ships sunk. Legislative apportionment law to be repealed and redrawn by Republicans. Grand Rapids accident frees gems worth about 2 million. Muscogee reward offered for Bill Cook gang. Charm Ontario post office and fire loss report.
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Gibon
Stewart Syndicate
Port Arthur
Carlisle
Stewart
The
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
John A. Stewart
United States Trust Company
Crime and Casualty Highlights A Bustling News Clip
Reports of injuries from an emery wheel accident in Anderson Indiana where Ed Kline survived a skull wound after a piece of steel embedded. A fatalist-like fight at a Harris Chapel negro church festival near Augusta Arkansas leaves four wounded and one likely to die. Fraud cases swirl around English investors in South Dakota paper led by J L M Pierce with alleged profits near one million dollars. Chicago Grand Jury indicts twelve from Market street gang for election day assaults. Baltimore floods with green goods scams targeting women with counterfeit notes. White Manufacturing salesman J O Brink jailed for postal law violation tied to a matrimonial scheme. Five University Medical College of Kansas City students arrested while robbing graves in Oak Grove Cemetery. A Allegheny light inspector’s widow dies after ingesting rough on rats. Paulding, Ohio, murders of two young children confessed by Clarence Brindle and Charles Snart.
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Ed Kline
Anderson
Ind
Harris Chapel
Augusta
Ark
South Dakota
J. L. M. Pierce
London
Pierce
Pierce, Wright & Co
Yankton
Holyoke
Colo
Spokane
Wash
New York
University Medical College of
Kansas City
Oak Grove Cemetery
Kan
A. CC. Zimmerman
Durant
Hinton
Klopper
Rytween
W. OR. Cgbaham
Allegheny
Clarence Brindle
Charles S[nart
Paulding
Ohio
Savannah fire destroys eleven downtown buildings
A blaze swept Savannah Missouri destroying eleven business district buildings with several narrow escapes. In Allegheny Pennsylvania fire at the traction company barns burned forty nine horses seven horse cars and seven electric cars. Three adjacent homes were also lost and total damage estimated around seventy five thousand dollars. Seven firemen were injured, three severely, while battling a separate Friday night fire in Chicago lumber district where a pile collapse trapped them in a valley of flames.
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Savannah
Allegheny
Obituary notes list of deaths and ill health across states
Obituaries and illness report across multiple locations. Notable entries include George Washington Brown aged 50 Caldwell Ohio Judge Jame Robinson 72 North Adams Mass and Norman Latta 4 Topeka Ind. General John A McClernand seriously ill in Springfield with a neck cancer. William T Walters a noted art collector died in Baltimore aged Threas. William Harvey Gibson the renowned orator died in Pittin Oh after brief illness. Also mentions Carl Rathfon 40 and Susan B Hudson 102 among others.
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McGregor
Iowa
Gregor McGrregor
Jacksonville
Fla
United States
Owen J. Sumner
Majesus
Tenn
Susan B. Hudson
Queensville
Ind
Thomas Allwell
Escanaba
Mich
Carl Rathfon
John A. McClernand
Springfield
Caldwell
Ohio
George Washington Brown
North Adama
Mass
Jame. Robinson
Bloomington
Napoleon B. Heafer
Topeka
Norman Latta
William T. Walters
Billtnmore
William Harvey Gibson
Pittin
Platt Chester
N.Y
Navy Pay and Yard Costs Amid Civil War Era Report
Paymaster General Ka Win Stewart reports total naval expenses through the fiscal year ending June 30. Major costs include pay of officers and labor for ships Chicago Yorktown and Petrel, plus maintenance of New York and Pensacola yards. President Stevenson and others have been placed in the View Presidential niches in the Senate gallery. the District of Columbia Court of Appeals granted a motion to counsel.
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Ka- Win Stewart
Navy
Naval Establishment
United States
Ateamiship
Chicago
Ehip Yorktown
Petrel
New York Navy Yard
Pensacola Navy Yard
Busta
Vicw
Stevenson
George M. Dulles
Elbridge Gerry
Senate
Washington
Court of Appeals of the
District of Columbia
World and empire brief from a tumultuous era
International news clip outlines Dutch victory in Lombok surrender of the Rajah and kin, Russian English talks on the Dardanelles, anarchist killings in Barcelona, Japan’s Port Arthur engagement, and political unrest amid Hawaii and Pacific fronts. Includes court and criminal notes on Lord Ashburton alias Grifin and Judge Wiedmann.
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Lombok
Tabouchere
London
Lord Ashburton
William Griffith
Grifin
Graham
Charles Bertrand
St. Elmer Donaldson
Big Griff
Aling “Riff
Scotland Yard
Londoun
Russia
England
Dardanelles
Jose Salvador Franch
Barcelona
Spain
Branch
Liceu
China
Japan
Tunsia
Che Moo
Port Arthur
Wiedmann
Liliuokalani
Germany
Hawaii
Kremen
New York
Indictments and fiscal notes stir early 1900s politics
The report cites Chapman and MacArtney facing possible punishment for refusing Senate questions, with an appeal hearing date unsettled. The National Fish Commission limits gold fish to state bodies and public parks, declining private requests. Treasury figures show a drop in government receipts and rising debt. Captain Howgate era expectations shift as indictments surface, signaling a long Treasury record. Mrs. Cleveland blocks Watts painting Love and Life from White House display.
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Chapman and
MacArtney
Cole
Senate
National Fish Commission
Morgan
Howgate
Washington
New York
Finna
Treasury Department
United States
H. D. Morgan
Dednar
Cleveland
Watts
White House
Salvation Army chief Booth speaks in Chicago press room
Commander-in-Chief of the Salvation Army Booth makes his first public appearance in Chicago. He says he came to visit his people, explain the Army's work, and seek sympathy and prayers from American supporters while noting limited health for long speeches. A schooner Galette is missing near Lake Ontario with three crewmen.
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Tien
Win
Booth
Salvation Army
Chicago
Phatinix
Leurs
Dom
United States
Gagette
William A. Grant
Fair Laven
N.Y
Churivtaio
Michoacan
Mexico
Cleofos Gates
Pascual
Din
Suaiel
Frank Payson
George Brith
Ancient Spanish gold mine rumored rich near Sierra Mojada
A report notes a Spanish gold mine sixty miles north of Sierra Mojada, Mexico, thought to be richly worked a century ago based on ore samples. The item appears amid a collection of varied 19th century world notes and curiosities.
New York Bankers Withdraw From Gold Purchases
New York bankers alarmed by Secretary Carlisle's threat to reject bids have ceased withdrawing gold from the Treasury for bond purchases. Lancaster Bros sawmill owners at Pine Ridge Texas fix a deed of trust favoring local creditors for 380000 dollars, W M Robertson named assignee. Siegel Cooper & Co deny opening largest New York attire house as rumored. Knights of Labor convention at New Orleans bans non American flags in parades.
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New York
Carlisle
Treasury
Lancaster Bros
Pine Ridge
Texas
W. M. Robertson
Ienry Siegel
Siegel, Cooper & Co
Chicago
Knights of Labor
New Orleans
Markets Report From The Rail Market Prices
Prices for cattle hogs and sheep vary by region with quotes from Saint Louis Cincinnati Detroit Buffalo Milwaukee and New York. Grain futures list No 2 red wheat No 2 yellow corn and No 2 white rye with mixed mentions of butter eggs and pork prices across multiple markets.
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Tadionapotia
Sorel
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Cnile
Detroit
ATA
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
News of Our State and Local Notices
Kokomo citizens raise a fund to attract new factories. A spate of local and state items recounts accidents, deaths, and legal matters across Indiana towns from Boonville to Goshen, plus business moves in Fort Wayne and New Castle and a large Texas-backed industrial plan in Wales.
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Hebron
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