Proclamation Warns on Cuban Disturbances and U S Prosecution
The president issues a proclamation warning U S citizens and others within jurisdiction to abstain from aiding Cuban disturbances against Spain. It orders strict enforcement, prevention of violations, and punishment of offenders, with Grover Cleveland urging compliance and law officers to act decisively.
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State Department
United States
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Spain
Grover Cleveland
United States of America
Lacnanp OuNry
Preacher Admits Guilt in Pittsburg Trial
Reverend George H. Sheldrake of Pittsburg was tried by the presbytery, did not attend in person, and admitted wrongful acts with his housekeeper while seeking a divorce. The presbytery deemed his letter a confession and deposed him from the ministry and barred him from communion.
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Pittsburg
George H. Sheldrake
D. B
Chicago
Presbytery
Currency report shows banks' resources rise to 95 billion
National banks across the United States report total resources of 95 410 002 491 on May 7, up 31 409 952 since March 6. Loans and discounts rose about 25 million while deposits increased about 21 million. The lawful reserve was 8 057 57? overall, with coin and gold certificates 177 million and other holdings. Gold stock remains nearly unchanged.
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United States
Slyte Not
Treasury fears grow as gold reserves face export risk
Washington reports rising anxiety in Treasury circles over potential gold exports amid a widening deficit. The Rothschild syndicate has supplied most of its bond payments but may withdraw bonds from Europe to bolster national bank circulation, prompting fears of another bond issue or congressional action to boost revenue. Monthly gold withdrawals continue at about 1.5 million dollars despite efforts to protect the treasury.
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Four Men Succumb in Alpine Tunnel Disaster
Four workmen suffocated in the Alpine tunnel Colorado Pitkin County after an engine entered the passage and ventilation failed. Rescue efforts failed for hours as gas and smoke filled the 1776 foot tunnel. Remains were transported to town as relatives arrived by special tram.
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Pitkin
Colo
Gunnison
Olney to Tackle Major Foreign Affairs Tasks
Washington special outlines Secretary Olney will focus on diplomacy after leaving the justice and revenue duties. He has studied key issues such as Venezuela Nicaragua the Waller case foreign tariff retaliation and Japan China treaties, and is expected to ease into the new role.
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Howgate Forgery Trial Opens in Washington
Capt. Henry W. Howgate stands trial on two indictments charging forgery and falsification of accounts tied to disbursing officers of the signal service in IST. Berlin Unveils Martin Luther Statue at Newmarket in grand ceremony.
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Henry W. Howgate
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Australian Cable Projector Proposes Honolulu Link
A Sydney to San Francisco telegraph cable plan is offered by Aubey J. Coote an Australian representative of a French company He seeks subsidies from the Hawaiian government for official messages and plans building in eighteen months He will present the proposal in Washington on October 17 and expects U S support Wm R Castle new minister to Washington leaves Hawaii in August for the capital He is a prominent Honolulu lawyer and early settler family member and will help lead educational and political progress efforts
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Austria
Honolulu
Aubey J. Coote
Dole
Coote
Washington
Sydney
Auckland
Samoa
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Wmn. R. Castle
Castle
Ile
Edu
Three More Negroes Hanged in Lafayette County Lynching
In Live Oak Florida a mob lynched three Black men for an alleged assault on Miss Jeannette Allen, age 18. One suspect, Bill Collis, was captured, another two were shot while fleeing and later bodies were found along railroad tracks.
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Jeannette Adlen
Callius
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Collins
Suawanee
Lafayette
Falls in winter wheat condition across states noted in June report
Washington special compiles June 1 crop conditions from agricultural department returns. Winter wheat shows a nationwide drop to 78.6 percent overall with varied results by state led by Kansas and Nebraska at 87 percent and 87 percent. Spring wheat averages 97.8 percent with Minnesota at 109 and Iowa 101. Oats acreage 103.2 percent of last year. oats condition 84.8 percent. Barley average 90.5 percent, rye 96.7 percent planted with 83.7 percent condition.
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Agricultural Department
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Michigan
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Ilinois
Missouri
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Nebraska
California
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Towa
South Dakota
North Dakota
Oregon
Grateful to St Louis and New York in steamship gifts
International Navigation Company reports correspondence with St. Louis leaders about gifts for the new steamship St Louis. Griscom praises the trans Atlantic mail service effort and support from Mayor Walbridge and the city.
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New York
International Navigation Company
Clement A. Griscom
C.P. Walbridge
Griscom
Meyer Walbridge
Bellenden and Geraldine at the London ball scene
In Bond Street Bellenden encounters Geraldine Campbell and Miss Corunna. Geraldine faces pressure to engage with London society while Bellenden wrestles with lingering feelings and wary glances. The Highlands versus London glamour theme deepens as Geraldine’s charm grows.
End of a Duchess Anne d Abrantes in exile and ruin
The article recalls Anne d A brantes during the Hundred Days in Rome and at the Abbaye aux Bois after losing her fortune in 1830. It notes her destitution from 1831 to 1835 as memoirs appeared, her death at Chaillot on June 7 18s, and her final years lived in poverty with little shelter and family abandonment.
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Napoleon
Rome
Nouvelle Biography Generale
Chorley
Abbaye-aux-Bois
Revue de Paris
Mme. d’Abrantes
Chaillot
Paris
Sar
Mudie's Library Reaches Vast Circulation Milestone
Mudie's circulating library in London holds 3.5 million books in steady circulation and employs 178 staff. A four decade ago peak of 100 circulation sparked public attention.
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Mudie
London
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