Unclear article fragment presents varied topics from statues to licenses
The text surveys diverse items including a sculptor earning large sums for Shakespeare and Garfield statues, licensing costs in Singapore, a New Orleans veterinary, U S Senate history, and world theories on catastrophe. It also notes Hawaii demographics, Washington cigarette law, and a speculative electric railway.
Senate in Extra Session Amid Appointments Shown
In the extra session the Senate considers seating three men named by the president from states including Indiana and Michigan. Nominations include Samual E Moran consul at Paris and C W Chanler consul at Havre. A committee inquiry into alleged embezzlement by Senator Roach of North Dakota is noted as postponed.
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Samuil E. Moran
Indiana
Paris
C. W Chancelor
Maryland
Havre
Alesso Morea
Michigan
Glasgow
George F. Parker
New York
Conan
Birmingham
W. BR. Tox
North Carolina
Richard J. Bright
Ledinga
Milburne
Roach
North Dakota
New Orleans
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Weill
Robb
Rivett Company
Stockport
England
Rowe
King Humbert
Villa Horphey
Montreal
Oru Ainley
United States
Turvolexpo
San Martin
Moaico
M. Challemer Lacour
Joules Berry
Tur
Daily Herald
Tatumbia
Honduras
Paria
Moras
Morse
Felix A. Reeve
Tennessee
Treasury
William H. Seaman
Wisconsin
Samuel T. Fisher
Massachusetts
Samuel E Moras
Allan B. Morse
Frank Leverett
Georgia
James Hinckburn
Kentucky
A New York Meeting Charts Coal Prices And Other News
Reports from New York City show eastern coal sales agents deciding no price changes while other major items include the Senate receiving Herman Stump’s immigration appointment, cholera cases in Poledia, the disappearance of Charles Tomes in Buffalo with a large shortage, and a large fire at Auburn state shops causing substantial losses.
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Maryland
William D. Owen
St. Petersburg
Poledia
Buffalo
N. Y
Charles Tomes
American Preserving Company
Auburn
Brass Foundry
C H. Stockley and Simonds
Dominion
Canada
United States
Georgian Bey District
Josten Tavenor
Staffordshire
England
Rahway
N. J
Columbus
Ohio House of Representatives
Ohio
Faansworth
Grand Lodge of Odd Fallows
San Francisco
Maxwell
Keernten
Bleiberg
Germany
Bank rollups shake three Tennessee banks with big failures
In Nashville on March 24 to 28 a bank run toppled three institutions led by the Bank of Commerce and Mechanics Bank. Depositors withdrew and the banks invoked sixty day notices, with the Bank of Commerce suspending payables and the Mechanics Bank likely to resume soon. Total liabilities exceed $1,000,000 with widespread fear of further collapses and potential prosecutions.
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Ove
Youngstown
New York
Manufacturera
Fran Acrrsson
George Dow
Henry Dow
Marietta
Commercial National Bank of Nashville
Chicago
Jope HoLtoway
John Bell
Seth Calhoun
Fort White
Fla Tue
Buffalo
N.Y
Paxcoast
Ben Johnson
Bardstown
First National
Bank of Commerce
Mechanics’ Bank
Mechanics
Lewis T. Baxter
Commercial National Bank
Commercial Bank
Dobbing & Darey
Wich
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