Financial statement summary from Calhoun County company
A dated financial disclosure from Calhoun County Michigan shows liabilities and total cash income, with figures for total receipts and income, losses paid during the year, officers' salaries, and other expenditures. Attestation by president Simons and secretary Walkinshaw appears with official notarization in Battle Creek.
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Calhoun Gandy
Convir
Nature Vod
Gmeyny
State OF
Michigan
Bee
Calhoun
Simons
Henry Walkinshaw
Rimlonr
Walkinshaw
Setretiry
Baltle
Eistebie County
Janu A A Hubbard
Gathoun
History of Week in Brief Farrs Graphe Minera Mines
History of week notes a series of scattered items: Minera at W. T. Scotts mines accepts 65 cents a ton if the company store is abolished, Governor Hastings receives thousands of office applications, Nebraska House probes Robertson vigilante ties, Chicago post office delay, and various crime, finance, and social items across the nation including wrecks, indictments, strikes, and political moves.
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Farr
W.T. Scott
Pittsburg
Hastings
Pennsylvania
Nebraska House
Robertson
Chicago Post
Maryville
Golowl
Henry B. Beechar
New York
American Casualty Insurance and Security Company
Tony Chisral
Chicago
New Orleans
Louis Beamont
Royal Navy
Misa Forbes
Boston
Loss of Life in North Sea Disaster Near Lowestoft
The North German Lloyd steamship Mike reportedly foundered after a collision off Lowestoft, with over 300 presumed drowned and only nineteen saved. The Elbe, another North German Lloyd vessel, was said to have been rammed nearby, with nineteen survivors. Captain von Gossel commanded Elbe. the ship hailed from Bremen to Southampton and New York.
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Msiud Flere
Lowestult
Exchange Telegraph Company
Lowestoft
Ipswich
Lloyd Steamcalp
Lloyda Notifbel
Lloyds
Altick
North Sea
Tr Ty
Hfo
Lloyd
Seamehip Elbo
von Gossel
Bremen
Southampton
New York
Purner
W. Louhmuller
A. Hetchards
Ohio
MH. Prounder
Wreck on Vandalia Claims Theatrical Manager Norton
A Vandalia wreck near Coatesville Indiana on January 9 killed John W. Norton, manager of a St. Louis theater, and Mrs. Powers of Carthage Mo. Several others were seriously injured including Zehira Seguin Wallace and conductor Wise. Zelda Seguin Wallace was initially reported dead but later thought injured. The crash sent cars down an embankment after rails spread under a private engine belonging to W R McKeene.
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John W. Norton
M.L Powers
Carthage
Zehira Sezutu Wallace
Todta Aonpolly
Crand
Being Whiting
Boston
Wisa
St. Louis
Zelda Seguin Wallace
Mr. Wallace
Lew Wallace
Crawfordsville
Edwin Seguin
Cleveland's Special Message on Greenbacks and Bond Issues
The president sent to Congress a brief message on the financial situation. It notes the failure of two recent bond issues and explains how both sides sought gold or greenbacks, pulling gold from the treasury. He proposes 3 percent bonds to retire greenbacks and sustain the reserve, amid opposition from silver advocates and some Republicans.
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Wastiscay
Bua
Congress
Tvo
Europe
Bonis
Republic
Silver Republicana
Troops Leaving Brooklyn Peaceful Departure At Armoury
In Brooklyn on January 28 the Trolley line ran normally and the Seventh Regiment was relieved from duty at 6 15 pm as the forces prepared to depart for their New York quarters. The Seventy Third Regiment and the Puuer battery were ordered to pack up and move to New York. A separate incident recounts Michael Madigan, part of a two man assailant group, being wounded in the abdomen on Nostrand Avenue and Boulevard Drive, likely to die. six club members were arrested. In New York City, Michael S. Considine, a former saloon keeper known in the Tenderloin, shot broker John J Malone in front of the St James Hotel. Malone was taken to hospital and may die. The shooting stems from a business dispute in Europe involving 300,000. Debs conspiracy trial opened in Chicago with government outlining events of last summer and expected connections to the alleged obstruction of the U S railway. In Springfield, Illinois, the military bill provides 35,721 for payments to state contractors tied to the Pullman strike.
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Brooklys
Halsey Street
New York
Hussay Street
Joss
Brooklyn
Michael Madigan
Nostrand Avenue
Boulevard
Apo
Michael
Considing
John J Malone
St. James Hotel
Broadway
Whisky Trust Receivers Appointed in Chicago Case
Three minor stockholders petitioned for relief, leading Judge Grosscup in Chicago to name J. S. Greenhut and W. B. Lasw-Tenco receivers for the Distillers and Cattle Feeders Company, claim insolvent finances and insufficient funds. In Indianapolis, Greenhut and Lavernce designated receivers with bond set at 430,000, following similar proceedings. Judge Taft later appointed Union Saving Bank and F. G. Schmidlapp as receiver of the same company.
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Dahlgen Bi
Chicago
Cinebrand Ang Vodianapolia
Chcago
Whisky Trust
Grosscup
United Senten Court
J. 8. Greenhut
Wd. B. Lasw- Tenco
Cate Feeders
Grossonp
Taft
United States
Union Saving Bank and Trust Company
F. G. Schmidlapp
Mendota explosion probe weighs dynamite theory at Henning brewery
In Mendota Illinois coroner’s inquiry into the CG Henning & Sons brewery wreckage, Christian Henning doubts a bullet caused the disaster while Frank Henning hints at dynamite. Two Chicago boiler experts back the heavy engine theory. Also noted are details of a Grand Opera House funeral and a Rochester New York crime involving a shooting and engagement breakup.
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Mexpora
Ill
CG. Henning & Sons
Christian Henning
Fem
Ted Grout
Frank Henning
Chive Fir
Chicago
Henging
Choisfinn Seifert
Aettyaidar
Government to issue new bonds to meet obligations
In Washington and tied to silver debate, the administration plans a new bond issue worth 109,000,000 to resume payments if Congress blocks immediate action. President Cleveland and Secretary Carlisle authorize 4 percent and 10 year to 30 year bonds, asserting no prospect of swift financial legislation.
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Secretary of the Treasury
Thy Issa
Isa
Doings in Congress and Headlines of Canrobert Death Telegram
A summary of House and Senate actions, including passage of harbor and navigation measures, court scheduling in North Dakota and Kentucky, and debates on finance and silver policies. Also notes the dismissal of Debs conspiracy case, Tsarist and German diplomatic telegrams, and a Canrobert death telegram from Germany.
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Wilhelm Ou
Canrobert
Pans
William of
Germany
Marshal Canrobert
Salat Privat
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