Bonds Talk Fills Wall Street As Bond Issue Heads for Syndicate
Wall Street buzzed over a potential 100 million government bond issue to a Morgan Belmont syndicate. Reports say underwriters or commissions possible, with sales preference likely in the United States rather than abroad. Analysts note strong market demand could support the Treasury gold reserve plan and prompt European interest.
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August Belmont
J. Pierpont Morgan
Port-It
Tilis
Wall Street
Treasury Department
J. Plecpont Morgan
Congress
Treasury
Belmont
Mr.Morgan
Wall and
Broad Sts
Tiny Fisk
Harvey Fisk & Sons
John A. Stewart
United States Trust Company
Mr. Morgan
Henry W. Cannon
Chase National Bank
John S. Waterbury
Manhattan Trust Company
James Stillman
National City Bank
Mr. Helmont
Europe
New York
A. B. Hepburn
Third National Bank
England
Germany
France
B. C. Benedict
Cleveland
Treasury Gold
American Agar
Canada
Athern
Consolidated Gis
Delaware and Hudson
Lackawanna
Metropolitan Traction Iu
Michigan Central de
Joesee
London Stock Exchange
Robert I. Dunbacher
Consolidated Exchange For Future
Stork
Exchange
Sheimer & Bettrnat
New Orleans
Produce Exchange
New-York
United States Treasury
Avery
Chites States Senate
House
New- York Delegaton
Henry D. McCord
Fecomms
Tans National Bank Money Shortage Cited at Clearing House
Bank officers say no certificates will be issued this week as money moves fast at the Clearing House. Shortage of New York exchange causes banks to rely on reserves, with a probable balance of leaving House certificates if weekly money stays tight.
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Boston
Dee
Histon Clearing House
Mar
Tans National Bank
New York Exchange, Ao
Strathnevis Drift Crew and Passengers Survive Pacific Ordeal
The Northern Pacific steamer Strathnevis, crippled by a broken shaft on October 20, battled gales and heavy seas for weeks near Cape Flattery. Rescued after multiple hawser failures, the ship anchored, the crew prepared for wreck, and the Miowera towed her to safety. Thirty-seven crew members and 148 Chinese and Japanese passengers endured the voyage, with Chinese merchants and Japanese students noted for discipline. The Mineola later arrived to assist and salvage claims were discussed.
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Helplere
Port Townsend
Wash
Northern Pacific
Strathnevia
Pacific Ocean
James Pattie
Strathnevis
John Cambles
Hier Miowern
Cape Flattery
Cape
Mlowera
Destruct Iland
Ieland
Boand
McDonald
Baynes
Mineola
Pillsbury
D. i. Libby
Puget Sound Tasket Company
United Press
Tye
Yale College
Pattie
Bomre
Edinburgh Chamber Cable Urges Peaceful Relations Enduring Ties
The Edinburgh Chamber expresses earnest desire that present difficulties end in continuance of peaceful relations between the two countries. The cablegram, signed by Thomas Clark, Baronet, President, Md inbur eh, dated Dec 26, 1876, notes mutual interests and language uniting the nations.
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Chamber of Commere
Edinburgh
Commere
Umerce
New-York
Edinburgh Chamber
Thomas Clark
Mdinbureh
Thomas P. Oak Home Robbed in Westchester
The home of Thomas Oakes ex-nresite t of the Northern Pacific Railroad in Mamaroneck was broken into early Wednesday. Burglars entered through a laundry window and stole family silver worth about $4 000 to $5 000. Detectives from New York have joined the case as Mr Oakes vows to recover the property.
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Thomas" Oakes
Northern Pacific Railroad
Oriental Vaint
Mamaroneck
Burkinis
Westheater County
Oakes
News York
Demand for Reciprocity Emphasized by Western Stock Raiser Leaders
Chicago draft of a congressional memorial cites losses to farmers from foreign trade barriers. Samuel W. Allerton, on behalf of the National Live Stock Exchange with 600 members across Chicago, Buffalo, Omaha, and other cities, plans to urge signature to restore reciprocity. The group foreshadowed the measure at its recent convention, signaling reciprocity as a national campaign keynote.
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Chicago
Samuel W. Allerton
Congress
National Live Stock Exchange
Vittaburg
Huffalo
Soula
Kansas City
Gmaha
Sioux City
Alleantinots
Allerton
Spanish Cuban War Updates Report Major Rebel Attacks
Havana dispatch details continued insurgent advances near Jovellones and Quintana with Gomez and Maceo forces burning sugar plantations, destroying rail lines, and seizing El Roque. Campos returns to Havana amid accolades as Cuban resistance grows fierce and civilians pressed into service.
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Oyed
Madrid
Havana
Martines Campos
Coliseo
Cuba
Prat
Gomez
la Hos
Quintana
Matanzas
Colon
Jovellonos
Maceo
la Harmonia
Gomex
la Espina
Romero Robredo
Lag Villas
Madana
Toca
United Railroad Company
Nanez
Revido
Antonio Maceo
Quintin Bandera
Gomes
Tacret
Guinea
Campos
Robbers Hold Up Ingleside Racetrack Car
Bandits masked with white handkerchiefs rob the Ingleside racetrack cash box containing about a day’s takings. Reuben Chirk, cashier, and companion John Fronner are assaulted and timed by gunfire. Clark is shot in the foot. a patrolman is wounded as shots echo near the track entrance.
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Ban Francis
Teo Ox
Ingleside
Anl
Reubenny Chirk
Clark
John Ff. Mronner
Ade Tani
Wien
Joseph
Brooklyn trolley accidents leave three injured
A Brooklyn truck crash on Atlantic avenue near Hombet injured Henry Bloomquist who was taken to Long Island College Hospital with a fractured skull. A second collision damaged a Greenpoint line car and a wagon rider suffered non life threatening injuries as police dispersed onlookers. Also brief note that Terre Haute Car Works plans February restart with over 100 jobs expected.
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Henry Bloomquist
Udweixer Brewing Company
Atlanticave
Hombet
Brooklyn
Viet
Tholeyeoar
Hifthave
Mloomequist
Long Island College Hospital
Maitear No
Schubert
Fultoast
Greenpoint Line
Terre Haute
Ind
Hee
Terre Haute Car Works Company
Lake Erie
Atlantic
Boston
Cape Hatteras
Ohio
Tennessee
Cummings
Western Union
Celock
Washington
Pittsburg
Buffalo
W. J. Pavia
Postal Telegraph
Doylestown
Peon
Pamagh
Storoy
Mary Cavanaugh
Fulton-st
Fenton
Brooklyn Heights Street Railway Company
Apsey Ave
Twenty-sixth-st
Newark
Central Stamping Company
Libertyet
No. 32
Libertyst
Lenoir
Liberty St
Jersey City
Pavonia Ave
Erie Ferry
Wind of Great Violence Strikes City and Vicinity
A fierce wind and torrential rain caused widespread damage across the city and nearby areas. Streets flooded, umbrellas and signs overturned, scaffolding and chimneys blown down, and power lines disrupted. bridges and elevated transit slowed or halted as residents sought shelter.
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Uts
Cork
East
Park Mow
North River
East River
Printing Mouse Square
Benjamin Franklin
Brooklyn
Monge Square
Manhattan Totel
Mad- Ion-ave
M. Hyman
East Forty
Ninth-ave
Department of Public Works
Twentieth St
Brooks
Lindeman
No. 422
Wighthave
Battersman
Nee
Seventy-sixth-st
First-ave
Fitzgerald
Manhattan
Hudout
Lower Broadway
Bayardat
No. 12
Madisonave
Breadway
Madixon Square
Broadway
Bo Eek
Theater
Republicans Pass Emergency Revenue Bill In House Vote
Washington December 25. The House passed by 205 to amid partisan opposition a temporary revenue bill to meet government expenses and guard credit. Debate centered on rules and tariff scope, with Republicans arguing it urgent and narrowly a revenue measure, while Democrats urged restraint and opposed amendments.
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Ways and Means
HOUSE
Tribune
Washington
House of Representatives
Cleveland
Crisp
Congress
Judge Crisp
Committee On Rules
Spur
Dalzell
Wilson
Senate
Henderson
Town
Committee
Messrs
Crispy McMillin
Turner
Dingley
Hopkins
Grosvenor
Arnold
Knox
Dolliver
Wheeler
McMillin
Dockery
Bell
Colorado
Perth
Copgreas
Assernon
Finance Committee
Tariff debate shadows U S economic fate
London dispatch reports The Standard criticizes the new American tariff bill. It argues a higher tariff threatens economic destruction by squeezing consumer purchasing power and stalling trade. It warns Britain should avoid McKinley-style protectionism and focus on productive capital amid economic risk.
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Vancouver
H.C. Dee
Strathnevie
Cape Plattery
Australia
Comatir
Thomas PF
Oak Home
Gomer
FE Rogie
Thad Watlway
Watshington
Teland
Wendy
Spain
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Belcken
Ohio Valley
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Indiana
Wabash Silver
Relief For the Treasury
London
United States
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Americans Atung
Yorkahire
Neer
Nave
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