Flanders Dry Goods House in Denver Fails for 125000
The condensed notice reports the Denver dry goods firm Flanders failing with debts of 125000. The item moves through a spectrum of 19th century misfortunes from fires to arrests, listing varied incidents across the nation with little detail for each.
Notable 19th Century Figures Pass On In Obituaries
A string of obituary notices reports the deaths of Mrs Noot Sutherland Bailey the first of the long haired sisters. historian Charles Colave Jones born 1831 in Savannah. Rear Admiral Melancthon Smith. Charles F Washburn head of Washburn and Moen. Gen John G Walker involved in battles near Sharpsburg Manassas and Richmond. James D Kawtuss a Blackhawk War veteran. Gov Markham appointing George Perkins in San Francisco. Gen Wirrray Vanpeven from Iowa. Jo an H McAvoy founder of the McAvoy Brewing in Chicago.
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Noot Sutherland-Bailey
Glenwood
Lockport
Charles Coleve Jones
Geeorgia
Savannah
Melancthon Swith
Threen Bays
Wis
Cuarnes F Washupirn
Washburn & Moen
Worcester
Mass
Jony G Walker
Washington
Sharpsburg
Manassas
Richmond
James D Kawtuss
John A Rawlins
Toteen Graunt
Guilford
Marknaw
California
George Perkins
San Francisco
United States
Leland Stanford
Wirrray VaNpeven
Ventura
Congress
Iowa
Joan H McAvos
McAvoy Brewing Company
Chicago
Long Race Entrants Reach Queens Town From San Francisco
The British born Hinmore and Capt Maxwell arrived at Queens town as two of four contestants in the long race from San Francisco, with Hinmore first to arrive. The fleet departed San Francisco on March 22. Cappera is noted in Moscow and Naples for unrest and export bans on hay and fodder from Austria Hungary. A fire at Parapea village near Quebec left sixty families homeless. Canabas exports for the year ended June 1593 rose by 1 250 000, the highest on record. The 187 G65 (saALDaLR) boat race saw Hanlan defeated in Toronto for the world championship. An outbreak aboard the Dutch steamer Rajah Koongsee on the eastern coast of Achon resulted in the death of the English captain, a mate, and twenty-two Asiatic sailors.
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Flanders
Denver
Anthony J Drexel
Philadelphia
Cain
J. D. Campbell
Brooklyn
J DO. Campbell
John
Jacob Weiss
P J .Gallacurr
Dempsey
Homestead
Luz
Ewen Mich
Weir City
Long Island City
Reynoldsville
Woo
Sykes, Allis & Moorehouse
James Dowrix
Mint
New Orleans
Tiskalwa
George Hickey
Henry L. Strong
Owasile Gong
Charles Duerr
Dayton
EH Tatcher, J. & Sone
Frankfort
Waupaca
Wisliam Stout
Tad Prior
Edward Bronson
Samuel Mead
Tak
New York
Eighteenth Street
Mexico
Lil
Green River
United States
Star
Benville
Minn
Edgerton
Senate of the Nationalnon
Detroit
Mich
H T Brian
Washington
Commercial Bank
Milwaukee
Lnion
Greeley
Col
Bank of
Crested Butte
Traders
Tacomah Falls
First National
San Bernardino
Cal
Second National
Ashland
Minneapolis
Cus Olson
Erizans Te Wartres
Mabel Hallett
New York City
Shell Bank
Long Island
Metropolis
George
Richard Lukens
Lawsut
Hal Pointer
Nkoro
Carl Eliott
Lafayette County
Fla
Revenue Cutter Rush
Cape St. John
Alaska
Mia Vanerscher
Rutledge
Edwardsville
Wliam Jones
Martin Brennan
B. Wilson
Patrick Malal
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Baltimore
Cincinnati
St Louis
Chicago
Louisville
Hinmore
Maxwell
Queenstown
San Francisco
Moscow
Naples
Austria Hungary
ST Anne Peta Parapea
Quebec
Canabas
Saaldalr
Hanlan
Toronto
Ont
Achinez
Achon
Multiple Bank Failures and Disasters Reported Across States
The Wisconsin Fire and Marine Insurance Bank in Milwaukee closed doors amid heavy losses. Failures included Farmers National at Findlay, Kristel Banking and Trust in Kaysville Tennessee, Indianapolis National and Bank of Commerce in Indianapolis, Merchants National and Louisville deposits, and Fourth National at Lyonsville. A cyclone at Sandoval caused widespread damage. Fire and explosion incidents killed and injured workers in France and Ohio. The New York Lake Erie and Western railroad passed to receivers, with wrecks on the Ohio Valley line.
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American Line
Paris
Southampton
New York
Beer Island
Mass
John W. Johmson
Albert T Scott
Joseph Murphy
Greach Bagnell
Great South Pond
Plymouth
Traur
Colorado
Descan, Bremer & Co
Duluth
Minn
McDonald
Fort Wayne
Seymour
Ape
Kansas
State Auditor of
Milwaukee
Milwaukee National
South Side Savings Banks
State National Bank
Aneaville
Teco
First National
Russell
Kaw
Franx Wailtr
Indiana
Breks
Detreit
Roup
San Francisco
Keifer
New Orleans
New Albany
Nunica
Mich
Muskegon
William A Maury
Olney Lee Watkin
Molle McCadden
Memphis Tonn
Mamie McAdam
Waitr
Fittsburgh
W . Connely
FIRF
Hagerstown
Jones & Souths
Cocopal Mountains
California
New Hampshire Trust Company
Manchester
Southern Electric Company
Baltimore
Tur Forest and
Dean Mines
Righland Falls
N.Y
Davis
Himmbotham
Strair
Massey
H Schwab
Stein
Chicago
Clingman
Plainview
Neb
Bradley £ Co
Syracuse
Cale
I. T
United States
Ohio Transfer & Storage Company
Columbus
Washington
Preston
Orlando
Fla
Tacoma National
Tacoma
Wash
City National
Louisville
Connersville
Ind
Taylor County
Medford
Wis
National Bank of the Commonwealth and
Bank of New England
N. A
Detroit
el Reno
O. T
Parkhurst & Wilkinson
Wisconsin Fire and Marine Insurance Companys Bank
Farmers National
Findlay
Kristel Banking and Trust Company
Kaysville
Tenn
Indianapolis National
Bank of Commerce
Indianapolis
Ted
Merchants National
Louisville Deposit
Fourth National
Lyonsville
Sandoval
Er Idemt
Congress
Englith
Pennsylvania
Tue J Obermann
Ripley & Bronsox
St. Louis
Green Bay
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Wood County
Havre
France
Hollow Rock
Lovelace Bros
Nemitz
Pittsburgh & Western Road
Akron
Cifoena
St Louis
Senegambia
Alessandria
Italy
Fock
Canton
China
New York, Lake Erie & Western Railroad
Ohio Valley Road
Morganfield
Robert Vandorn
Frank Threlkey
Marion Dams
Brelz
France Moves to Blockade Siam Ports Amid Tense Talks
M Paiie French minister requests pilots as Bangkok prepares for naval actions. France plans a blockade of Siam coast with promises to protect French subjects, while air of anxiety grows in London and Paris over Siamese replies and potential land operations.
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Siam
Bangkok
England
Bangsor
France
Liberte
Hattambang
Angkorn
Temps
Thurday
Indo China
Foreign Legion
Marseilles
Foreygen
Rhong
London
Hangkok
The
Times
Poonadone Altopeo
Sampanog
Kbnong
House of Commons
Paris
Lonxnox
the Times
Prospects Bright as National Banks Resume Stresses
Financial review from the treasury shows improved conditions with several recently failed banks likely to resume operations. Eckels reports cautious optimism across the system as deposits and reserves firm while wary banks in Kendallville Big Rapids Santa Anna and others show partial recovery and confidence slowly returning.
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Treasury Departments
Wastinerox
Treasury Department
Eckels
First National Bank
Kendallville
Ind
Northern National Bank
Big Rapids
Mich
Santa Anna
Cal
Pacific Coast
Eckles
Mitchell Bank
Milwaukee National Bank
Consensville
Cityzeps
United States
Huston
Huntan
Indianapolis
Mcpronny
Taylor County
Matt
Hermann Matt
Theodore Hartman
Hartman & Matt
Hartman
Iuss Washinot
Little Rock
Ark
Wate City National Bank
Atlanta
People’s National Bank
Denver
Col
German National Bank
Kentucky National Bank
Louisville
SyRactsk
Bradley & Co
Vann
John Dunn
Cmcaco
Parkhurst & Wilkinson
Parkhurst & Wilkinson, Iron Merchants,at 148 To 164 Kinzie Street
Baitrore
Packard
Louisville National Bank
The Deaf Barber and the Silent Shave
A Boston gentleman recounts a barber shop encounter with a deaf and dumb barber. The exchange centers on a shave, signs for preferences, and the comic twist of the barber’s silence after a generous tip. Other light vignettes note nervous riders and a Brooklyn Life quip about Johnson’s wish to stay in New York.
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Boston Herald
Johnson
New York
Brooklen
Kansas Town Appeals Aid for Colorado Jobless Travelers
Topeka reports Western Kansas sees an influx of unemployed men moving east from Colorado after mine closures. Dodge City Mayor A Glock issues a proclamation urging residents to raise a fund to aid the idle travelers and prevent theft while they seek work.
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Kansas
Colorado
Topeka
Kan
A. Glock
Dodge City
Indictment From Ford's Theatre Disaster Trial
Washington July 25 The grand jury returned a true bill against Col. F C Ainsworth chief of the record and pension division war department George W Dant contractor for the excavation electric light plant William E Covert superintendent and Francis Sasse engineer of the building for the Ford's Theatre disaster of June 9 in which 23 people died and an armature number was featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Express Company
Perryville
Trex
Huntington
Ind
Buzzard’s Bay
Mass
Seagirt
Col. Ainsworth
George Dant
William Covert
Frank Sasse
Washington
Kansas
Colorado
Ainsworth
Col
F. C Ainsworth
Record and Pension Division
War Department
George W. Dant
William E Covert
Francis Sasse
Government Buys Silver At 69.6 In Historic Purchase
Acting Director Preston bought 7,500 ounces of silver at 69.6, the lowest price in government silver purchases. Seven bidders offered 280,000 ounces at 69.7 to 70.5, but their bids were declined while two bidders accepted 40,000 ounces more at the same price.
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Wasmixctrox
Mint
Preston
Emmi
Esine Deorealoe
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