Seventh National Bank Suspends Payments in New York
Failing to meet clearing house obligations, the Seventh National bank in New York suspended payments today. Forrest Raynor named temporary receiver after a large debit balance. Out of town demands and a major overdraft tied to the Marquand firm led to the crisis and sparked crowd activity outside the bank and related offices.
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Corn Exchange Bank
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Clearing House Committee
Thomas
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William Nelson Cromwell
St. Lawrence County Bank
Chase National Bank
Manhattan State Hospital
New York Post Office
Morgan
Masked man hunts girls on Rockaway beach in June attack
Patrols sweep Rockaway Beach from Rockaway to Avenue for a red masked assailant who seized two Brennan sisters, Alice and Bertha, during a church benefit outing. Their father, Peter Brennan, and neighbors pursued. A police detail chased him to Holland’s dock. he jumped into Jamaica Bay and escaped.
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Boulevard
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Brooklyn
Alice
Bertha Brennan
Peter Brennan
Sagamore Hotel
Seaside Avenue
St. Rose of Lima
Deimling
Music Hall
Brennan
Holland’s Dock
Jamaica Bay
Barker Sentenced Five Years In State Prison
New York June 27 Thomas G Barker convicted of assault with intent to kill for shooting Rev John Keller was sentenced by Judge Blair to five years hard labor in state prison. Barker's lawyers argued passion and home life. Barker remained silent. The sheriff has 15 days to move him to prison.
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Thomas G. Barker
John Keller
Blair
Jersey City
Keller
Barker
Albert C. Wall
Wall
Supreme Court
Presnet
Gomez Arrives in Tampa En Route to New York
Gen Maximo Gomez lands in Tampa from Havana and travels toward New York for private business. He claims no significant purpose to his U S visit and says he plans to meet President and Secretary Root in Washington after New York. A small group greeted him at the train and a larger crowd gathered at the depot as he left.
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Fla
Maximo Gomez
Havana
New York
United States
Gomez
Washington
Root
Pulp mill burned in Bristol N H
The pulp mill of Train Smith and Co Boston was burned early this morning in Bristol New Hampshire. The cause is not yet known. The loss is estimated at 10000 dollars and is insured.
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N. H
Train, Smith & Co
Boston
Bryan arrives in Montreal amid holiday mood and anti trust talk
William Jennings Bryan landed in Montreal with Mrs Bryan after a river trip from Toronto and left for Quebec on the steamer Montreal. He called his stay brief, described his trip as a holiday, and spoke against trusts while noting imperialist debates have faded in U.S. politics. He referenced the Declaration of Independence and Constitution guiding his anti expansion stance and suggested McKinley would not seek another term. He planned to join United States Consul General Bellinger at the Windsor hotel tomorrow evening.
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William Jennings Bryan
Toronto
Trusts
Morever
United States
England
Bryan
Canada
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McKinley
Bellinger
Windsor Hotel
Promote Strength With Johann Hoff's Malt Extract
This health promotion urges thin blooded people to use Johann Hoff's Malt Extract to boost vitality. It claims the product aids digestion, nourishes blood, and builds energy for ambition and courage, encouraging daily use with meals to improve overall well being.
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Taxes refunded for illegal collections soar in fiscal year
Washington on June 27 reports auditor of the treasury data showing a sharp rise in refunded taxes illegally collected and stamps redeemed. The year ends June 30 with $1,267,552 refunded, up from $317,662 the prior year, and $288,004 in stamps redeemed versus $178,352. The 1898 war revenue tax law and court rulings on legacy and beer taxes drove the increase, with Vanderbilts alone receiving over $100,000 of the total refunds.
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Internal Revenue Service
Auditor of the Treasury
Treasury
Internal Revenue Bureau
China to Return Silver Bullion to China After War Indemnity
Washington reports the government will return 876000 dollars in silver bullion seized from salt tax gold in Tianjin by American troops. The bullion was deposited in a Chinese bank and a check for the amount sent to the Treasury in Washington. With China to pay indemnity for the war, officials deem keeping the money unfair and will arrange return after peace talks conclude.
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Washington
China
Tien-Tsin
Treasury Department
Henderson Praises King Edward in Warm Interview
London June 26 David B Henderson ex Speaker of the U S House of Representatives told an Associated Press rep tonight that his interview with King Edward was highly agreeable and frank. He said England and America should have cordial relations and that the king would be a steadfast friend. Henderson and Representative Charles W Gillet plan to visit Skibo Castle to see the Carnegies at week’s end.
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David B. Henderson
United States
House of Representatives
Associated Press
King Edward
America
Edward
England
Charles W. Gillet
New York
Mr. Henderson
Skibo Castle
Carnegies
Coal Tax Adopted by House of Commons in Debate
London June 28 in a prolonged debate the House of Commons in committee adopted the coal tax by 86 amid disorder Irish Members accused the chair of bias A J Balfour announced the education bill would be dropped due to crowded business and would be reintroduced next year
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London
House of Commons
A. J. Balfour
Treasury
Lusitania Passengers Begin Departure from Wreck Site
St. John's N F June 27 The first train load of Lusitania survivors numbering about 300 departed at 11 this morning bound for Port au Basques. There they will transfer to the steamer Bruce for continuation of their journey.
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St. John’s
N. F
Port-au-Basques
Bruce
Emigrants to Sydney and Quebec After Shipwreck
The group will travel to Sydney Cape Breton by rail then to Quebec by Intercolonial Railway. The remainder depart at 5 PM by another train. Many children lacked clothing. locals supplied aid. The wrecked steamer crew will sail to Liverpool on the first outgoing steamer. The Lusitania is gradually breaking up.
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Cape Breton
Quebec
Liverpool
Whole Rominten District Devastated by Hail Storms
Reports from Rominten Prussia indicate the entire district has been ruined since June 24 by hail storms and cloud bursts. Emperor William ordered rapid relief and sent a large sum for distribution to the affected residents.
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Berlin
Rominten
Prussia
William
Boxers Threaten China If Regeneration Fails
Pekin June 27 The Rev Arthur Smith a missionary and author preaching at Tien Tsin on the anniversary of the relief of that city June 24 said he agreed with Sir Robert Hart that unless China undergoes a complete regeneration in a few years the country would be menaced by twenty million Boxers. He added the Chinese would never forget that the Boxer movement was approved by the court.
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Pekin
Arthur Smith
Tien Tsin
Robert Hart
China
Coronation to be held in June at Westminster Abbey
London announces King Edward's coronation for a yet unspecified June date. The proclamation restricts ceremonies to those traditionally held at Westminster Abbey, excluding the King's champion and several ancient procession usages.
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London
Edward
Westminster Abbey
Shipping court costs set for Pekin return
Shanghai dispatch reports the traveling expenses for the court’s return to Pekin fixed at 7.42 million dollars. Henan province is assessed 3.71 million with smaller shares for other provinces. Secret societies remain active nationwide and reform prospects look grim.
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Pekin
Henan
Jamaica Chamber Backs Boer Prisoners to Jamaica
Kingston June 26 The chamber of commerce passed a resolution asking Governor Sir Augustus Hemming to urge imperial authorities to send 3000 Boer prisoners to Jamaica. Jamaica presents many advantages for farming and settlement.
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Chamber of Commerce
Jamaica
Augustus Hemming
Manchester creditors approve 12s in pound composition
London officials report a meeting of the Duke of Manchester's unsecured creditors approved a composition offer of 12 shillings per pound. The approval comes as creditors accept the terms in sterling, marking a settlement fraction.
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London
Duke of Manchester
Naval board reshapes torpedo flotilla policy
In Washington on June 27 the naval board resumed sessions to prepare a general policy for the torpedo flotilla. It considers three rendezvous along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts among 12 applicants including sites in Frenchman’s Bay Maine James River Virginia and Brunswick Georgia.
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Naval Board
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Gulf
Frenchman's Bay
Maine
James River
Brifjswitk
Portrait of Louisa Lady Manners Sells for 14470 Guineas
A portrait of Louisa, Lady Manners later Countess of Dysart, painted by Soppner, was auctioned this afternoon in London for 14 470 guineas.
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Louisa
Three Die in Dynamite Blast at Rail Project
Lock Haven Pa June 27 three persons were killed and two seriously injured in an explosion of dynamite used in blasting for a new railroad. The accident occurred during blasting operations today causing fatalities and injuries at the work site.
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Three Flood Victims Found on Jacobs Branch
Davis West Virginia June 27 bodies of three more flood victims have been found on Jacobs Branch a tributary of Dry Fork identification is impossible
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Davis
W. Va
Jacobs Branch
Dry Fork
Hanna Opposes Reciproc ity Hesitantly in Ohio Convention
Washington reports that Senator Hanna gives lukewarm support to reciprocity in the Ohio Republican convention and favors delaying action until next winter. Senate friction over reciprocity looms with Aldrich opposing any treaty, Lodge opposed, Cullom backing, and a likely contest for the foreign relations chair as Hay Pauncefote and other treaties await ratification.
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Cullom
Illinois
Illinois, Who Is Mr. Lodge
Political War in Philadelphia Nomination Clash
At the Academy of Music 45000 citizens nominated District Attorney F. P. Rottermel Jr for district attorney, opposing John Weaver backed by the Republican group. A telegram from Postmaster General Smith urged action against corruption, while Col. A. K. McClure condemned the Republican machine. The speech framed a fierce political battle to come.
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F. P. Rottermel, Jr
John Weaver
Republican
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Philadelphia
Col
A. K. McClure
Philadelphia Tmes
Train Departures From Lowell 1900 Schedule Change
On and after June 19 1900 all trains will leave Lowell Middlesex Street Depot for Taunton New Bedford Newport Providence Pawtucket Marlboro South Framingham and way stations at 7 11.2 am and 6.25 pm. Trains connect at South Framingham with Boston and Albany for Worcester Springfield Albany and the west and at Concord with Fitchburg. The 6.25 pm links with Stonington line to New York City the south and west Sundays for South Framingham Mansfield Pawtucket Providence way stations 7.15 am. C. Peter Clark Gen Supt A C Kendall Gen Pass Agent.
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Boston and Maine Timetable Changes for June 4 1901
Corrected timetable lists numerous daily departures from Street Depot Lowell Middlesex Street and other stations for Boston and Maine routes. It includes times to Boston Lawrence Haverhill Salem Newburyport Exeter Dover Rochester Hampton and more with Sunday variants and seasonal notes. The notice ends urging readers to tell advertisers they saw the Courier advertisement.
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