Treasury bonds draw record bids as Morgan syndicate leads
Washington February 6 1895 treasury bids flood in for new bonds with J P Morgan Deutsche Bank of Berlin and Harvey Wisk & Sons leading a syndicate to take the entire issue at about 110 77 percent. Corrected figures show 4640 bona fide bids totaling 55326880 with many small offers from banks and private individuals signaling renewed public confidence. The Morgan group expects roughly one tenth of the issue, while the treasury labors to finalize allocations and adjust readings amid scattered bid corrections.
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Berlin
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Harvey Wisk & Sons
New York
Pwerpont Morgan
United States
tary
Treasury Actuary
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New York stack exchange
Daily News
Blood On Clothing In Mrs. Grant Murder Case
Dr. Wood of Harvard university reports blood on the dress worn by Mr. Quinlan the night of Mrs. Sophia Grant's murder in Charlestown. He says the blood covers both sides of the garment as if the wearer was struck in the presence of the clothed person. The full report has not yet been given to police.
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Wood
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Sophia Grant
Charlestown
Poisoner Found? Bart on the Run in Philadelphia Case
Police seek George Barton who confessed to placing arsenic in coffee causing the sickness of Josiah Heich elderfer and Miss Annie Tate. Barton said his father and stepmother live in Boston and he has an uncle in Freehold New Jersey. He had worked for Niehelder as a body servant and fled after the poisoning at Prestley’s dinner. Tate from Altoona has a sister Mrs Jennie Harriss in Hollidaysburg.
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Favor the Rebels The Senate Considers Cuban Belligerent Rights
Washington and Havana report ongoing U S debate over recognizing Cuban insurgents as belligerents. A Senate substitute seeks neutrality while granting belligerent rights in U S ports, likely prompting renewed discussion and possible recognition in coming days. The Cuban fight and Spanish actions in Paso Real near Palma are also detailed.
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eney
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Perez
Guilty of Arson in Charlotte Parochial School Fire
Rev. Jollin M. Fitzgerald was found guilty of arson in the second degree after a four hour jury deliberation in Rochester. Judge denied a new trial and set Saturday for sentencing. The crime carries a maximum penalty of fifteen years in state prison.
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Norchester
Jollin M. Fitzgerald
Charlotte
Father Fitzgerald
Boston to Establish City Board of Elections
In a legislative session yesterday afternoon a bill was introduced to create a four member bi partisan board of elections for Boston. Appointments by the governor with council consent would run five years with a chairman earning 5090 dollars and other members 1500 dollars each.
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Taero
Canada backs loyalty to throne in united empire stance
In Ottawa the Canadian house of commons passed a unanimous resolution expressing unwavering loyalty to the British throne and constitution. Members pledged to defend imperial integrity and honor, while cultivating friendly relations with the United States, amid debates on empire unity and potential tribunals. The Daily News called the measure a model message of loyal sentiment.
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Dunraven silent on yacht matters in Glasgow speech
In Glasgow a speech by Lord Dunraven focused entirely on politics with no reference to the New York Yacht Club findings on his charges against the Defender. Rumors of a further statement to push fraud claims in the Tate races and resign from the New York Yacht Club remain unverified.
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Iilish
Convicted arsonist in Rutland barn fire case
In superior court yesterday Benjamin F Townsend was found guilty of burning George T P Calhoun’s Rutland barn on Nov 25. Calhoun died during the arson investigation. Also noted is the death of Lady Jane Wilde widow of Sir William Wilde and Oscar Wilde’s mother. A Mongarian Jemmitz was convicted of first degree murder in the Rinckman mine case, with evidence pointing to spousal sanction.
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George TP Calhoun
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Jane Wilde
Tondon
Jane cesen Wilde
William Robert Wills Wilde
Ireland
Oscar Wilde
Reranger
Wilkesbarre
Jemmitz
Yiesley
Rinckman
Majority Voted Down in District of Columbia Bill
The District of Columbia appropriation bill failed 143 to 135 in the House amid strong party divisions. Democrats opposed it along with some Republicans over secular and private charitable funds. the bill was recommitted to revise charity allocations.
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committee on appropriations
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Tucker Murder Mystery Verdict in Yonkers Case
Yonkers New York coroner and jury rule Mrs. Tucker died by strangulation from an unknown assailant. They hold John F. Myers and Michael Brrees for grand jury action while James Lillis is released on bond.
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Mrs. Tucker
Annie B. Tucker
John F. Myers
Michael Brrees
James Lillis
Five Killed and Thirty Wounded in Sala Rioting
Reports from Sala Piedmont say a tax riot grew violent as troops were deployed to restore order. The mob resisted dispersal and the soldiers fired, leaving five dead and about thirty wounded. Concurrent items note Democratic State Central Committee plans, pigeon shooting at Monte Carlo, and appointments in Scranton diocese.
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Sala
Piedmont
Philadelphia
kh. E. Wright
democratic state central committee
Lamington Srecked On Great South Beach After Steamer Strikes
Patchogue L I Feb 6 The British fruit steamer Lamington grounded at Great South Beach dangerous coast with rescuers using the breeches buoy to save crew and passengers Though cargo including currants oranges and onions will be landed in small boats two miles away the wreck of the Girekaut lies nearby and the schooner Place has a fatal past with sailors frozen to death An independent passenger James Brady voiced anger at the handling and noted limited food with one more round remaining Merritt wrecking tugs moved in to haul the steamer clear at the next favorable tide.
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Great South Beach
Lamington
James Brady
Merritt
Harvard President Eliot’s annual report highlights studies and athletics
Harvard University overseers receive President Eliot’s report outlining changes in study arrangements and issues facing the divinity department. He reviews athletic regulation since 1882 praising the athletic committee and noting that collegiate sports require steady control to curb excesses. Harrisburg authorities delay execution of Robert Mosby to allow pardon board review.
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Fort Stanwix Bank Failure Probed in New York
Washington Feb 6 Comptroller Eckels sends Bank Examiner Lynch to aid Bank Examiner Van Vranken in probing the failure of the Fort Stanwix national bank in New York. Also Washington Feb 6 bills in the House include authorizing fifty first class torpedo boats at up to 175000 each and six torpedo vessels costing up to 300000 each with 11750000 total appropriated.
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Eckels
Lynch
Van Vranken
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N. Y
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Mary
Me. Low
M. X
Bulgarian ruler claim eyed by Constantinople conference
Constantinople dispatch reports Bulgarian prime minister Stoiloff to meet the sultan today seeking recognition of Prince Ferdinand as Bulgaria’s ruler. In New York, February 6, Charles A L Sprague named receiver for Recamier Manufacturing Company following insolvency petition by Harriet Hubbard Ayer and F J Sprague.
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New_York
Charles AL Sprague
Recamier Manufacturing company
Harriet Hubbard Ayer
F. J. Sprague
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