National Bank in Turmoil After Defalcation Charge
Bank examiner Hepburn reports a $400,000 defalcation tied to former president J.F Mall who died months ago. Directors remain unsettled as solvency is questioned, while real estate holdings valued at about $100,000 are used to cover debts amid ongoing inquiries into bank operations and depositor protection.
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Wall Street
Wndes
Hepiorn
Moos
J.F Mall
Feekags
Los
National Bank
Hepburn
Benkfey
Ice
Av Ave
Pabtic
Treasury sets plan to alter debt statement format
Secretary Vester and Secretary Foster weigh a change to the asset and liability debt statement issued monthly by the U S treasurer. A draft under review would shift the form used, not taking effect until the next fiscal year. The shift would reflect history from gold reserves and prior cash balances under earlier secretaries.
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Chan
Changing Ventures Wastexates
Foster
United States
Gow
Jordan
Bss
Sherman, McCulloch and Folger
Chinese government declines reception of ex senator Mair as minister
The Chinese government notified the state department it will not accept ex Senator Henry W. Mair as minister to China. Secretary Maine remained silent. Blair’s son said his family learned only now. Chinese officials objected to Mair’s speeches. No public excitement here as foreign rights are respected. Blaine likely to decline reappearance at next Republican convention.
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Pinewe
Wasumares
Deport
Henry W. Mair
China
Maine
Blair
Mylair
State Department
PovsnKnersm
N. Y
News Press
Hinchley
New York Graphic
Stephen B. Elkins
James G. Blaine
Blaine
Treasury balance and national banks amid coinage policy debates
A historical discussion outlines trust money in gold and silver certificates, treasury assets, and the shift of funds from national banks to the general treasury balance. It notes coinage plans for trade dollars and subsidiary silver, plus bond strategies and bank-note redemption implications under recent congressional actions.
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Treasury
Congres
Congress
Grant Monument Groundbreaking At Riverside Park
Thousands gathered in Riverview Park to mark the groundbreaking for the Grant monument. The Grant Monument Association plans a sarcophagus reception structure with $150,000 on hand and $200,000 to be raised, aiming for a total about $500,000 with G.A.R. posts collecting $80,000 more.
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Riverview Park
S. Grant
Grant
Riverside Park
Grand Army
Grant Executive Committee
Alexander Hamilton Post
Grant Monument Association
Secretary of State
Roger
Charles HH. T. Collin
Association
Uncertain public appearance of former lecturer in asylum
An improvised talk by a former lecturer released from the Danville asylum drew a small audience that grew restless as she attacked Republicans, summoned figures like Wanamaker and Clarkson, and recounted alleged conspiracies. She claimed speech fees and warned of plots against reformers, ending with a waning crowd and somber exits.
Mysterious poisoning cases and Grant anniversary in brief
Fragmented report recalls a notorious Seguin family murder from 1882 and notes Dr Seguin's links. It then details Rhode Island widow arsenic deaths, several recent cases, and a Grant birthday celebration in Pittsburgh with remarks by Senator Cullom and others.
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Rhode Island
Denver
Rome
Dexven
Col
J. J. Barnaby
Providenes
Annie Armstrong
Gen. Grant
Pirrsnunon
Americas Club
Monongahela House
D. HB. Hastings
W. HL. DP
English
Shelby M. Cullom
Ilinois
Grant
The Refunding Plan Unclear as Secretary Foster Delays
Secretary Foster has not yet chosen a plan to refund the 41 percent bonds totaling 50 million dollars due September 1. He says there is no fear of default and notes the June pension payments will require 25 to 50 million. Treasury funds total about 270 million with bullion, silver dollars, and bank deposits contributing.
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Foster
Honda
Wasutxarox
Treasury
Ato
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Dickiman
Dickinnon
Merciful
Heaven Wanamaker
Mr. Wanamaker
Clarkson
Danville
Hutler
Tutler
Liezle
Dickinson
Republican Party
Cleveland
Parnell
Democratic Party
Dr. Seguin
New York
Mra Seguin
Royal W. Amsden
Margaret
West Twentieth Street
Edward D
John van Tuyn
Jeanette
Seguin’saectar
Harry Ching
Burr
Armstrong
Harting
Barnaby
Sewall
Fowler
E. E. Burlincame
Gree
Lawrman B
Bevwer
Youre, Amator
Bowen
Hal. L. Huntley & Cos
Mart-Oniack
Prion
Hawkier & Co
Aura
Hank
Chicayo
L. Huntley & CO
Market St
Chicago
Lil
P.O. Box
Naan Ats
Naat
Wee
Wodel
Calloren
Ballard Tn
Marlin
Warlin Fire Arms
New Haven
Conn
U.S.A
Bend
Catalorne Ay
Sienta WM
Ideal Mf'g CO
Bow Haren
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