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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1896

Page

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Morgan Bond Allotment Reveals Large Government Sale

The Morgan partnership and Stewart group competed for new U S bonds valued around fifty five million dollars. Stewart claimed the Morgan syndicate would secure about fifty five million while others noted higher bids. Gold deposits and open market prices shaped the outcome as brokers anticipated quick payment and strong readiness to dispose of the bonds.

Morgan Wis John A. Stewart Tressars Dhe Gmblantion J. T. Morgan & Co Fatnsi Cost Bank Harvey Mele & Sons Puteche Henk Berlin Deutelie Europe Paenatt Congress J. Pierpont Morgan Washington Froyon Inether Joan A. Stewart United States Trust Come 7 Wall Street Sewart Fred Mora New York Stewart Yatead Group 7 Frien Tamm United States Mr. Morgan Nat Peries O Pliny Fisk Harvey Fisk & Sons Secretary of the Treasury Treasury Department As Wy Denise Aioe Senda J. P. Morgan & Co Umbria Majestic J. P. Morgan & So Levon Hoffmann & Co Natal

Perjury Case Opens Over Savings Bank Deposit Dispute in Brooklyn

Willis D Murphy and John J Humphrey were held in $2000 bail each by Judge Dugro to await Grand Jury action after a lengthy trial over a savings deposit allegedly tied to Hugh Humphrey. The case traced a $79 1888 deposit growing to about $2000 and involved forged signatures, family claims, and a bank records dispute.

Williate D. Murphy Lawson No. 12 West Sixty-fourth-st John 2. Humphrey No. 1 Nostrandive Brooklyn Dugro Funk For Savings New York City Hugh Humphrey John J. Humphrey Eall Thomas Humphrey Hoek Humphrey Thugh Humphrey Jeff Hie Prince Legislatire Humphrey Callel Murphy A. G. Hammbrey Akron Ohio John Wurspusey Martti Fils Humphrey George 1 Yastering Cams Dugre Ertdense Hnyn Humphrey Geonge L. Humphrey Catherine Humphrey Boston J Humphrey George L. Humphrey Mia David XII Carvalho D.T Ames Doling. Burks Dudge Diageo Wickersham Spike Dréefly Justin Dugre Willis Fe Murphy George J. Humphres Halse Chiat Tamer Humphirey K Wate Wy Tim George le Humphrey Jonas Mumphrey William Z. Murphy Trodeeman Degann

Dispute Over Sheriff Invitation List At Dinner

Tensions between Sheriff Tawsen and Meyer over dinner invitations to the Sheriff’s Jury panel. Meyer demanded extra invites, refused, and had the secretary removed from the room. Guests included numerous officials and judges, with the event ending amid friction and seating disputes.

Thinl Sherift Sherif Tansen Meter B Meyer Richard Croker Meyer Stra Shramaner Strassier Houkstayer van Hruut Bruax Relieve Trachoft Cowing John It Mengdoreph c. Hendrix David Meclure Sheritt Tamean Duane Wyek Teee Seart Roywell P. Flower Peter FB Jullis Well Joshua Phoenix Tagratian Julius A May Stamens James M. Cahn Dustier Alivon Mlansam Newburger Setuchman Kasei Ftagerald Henry Ee Nell Jonah Carroll Adam A William H. Sillings George A. Meyer Fast Morean Carl Eghinger Henry Einetein Bexton Conian O Daset Wi Fonnth Sharke Justice McRam Supreme Iee Flower Sheriff

Americans Demand Government Action Over Transvaal Imprisonments

Dissatisfaction grows in the city and across the country at Washington’s inaction regarding Transvaal affairs. Friends of imprisoned Americans plan to mobilize public pressure, forming an organization and arranging meetings to push for government protest and action.

Berg Washington Regan John #1 Hite Thot Jeon Thi Elty Rome Aner Vane Jaemonds Frhenda No 43 Wallies Suwesten Mudicon Square Unie Clee Teatinas Atalra Patelette Amettans

Runaway wagon injures Chief Byrnes and Fireman Kelly

Battalion Chief Byrnes of the Seventh Battalion and Fireman Kelly were thrown from a wagon during a runaway near Central Wall Avenue as a small house fire burned tonight. Byrnes suffered facial injuries and a leg wound while Kelly sustained a sprained ankle. both were taken to their homes.

Kelly

Man Leaps to Death From Window in Triggering Tragedy

A 35-year-old man leapt from an upstairs window at 186 Thirteen Story dwelling, landing on a pavement where bystanders witnessed the fall. He died shortly after at St Catherine's Hospital. A witness described the prior moments as a frantic disturbance inside the home before the jump.

Meitonevet Herberh St Catherine's

Death Prom Morpheine Relieved To Wage Overdose At Theatre

In a grim incident at the Broadway Theater in Barnethat a 30 year old actor Everson died from morphine poisoning after an overdose. Witnesses describe a disturbed night with medical staff failing to revive him as the actor had returned from a hotel and attempted to perform. Police and theater officials investigate potential drug involvement and the sequence of events surrounding the death.

Everson Avtar Aberpon Foot Om Morprine Poteentig Simmon Anil Emi

London and New York News in One Day

The Morning Post correspondent reports the Inspector General of Telephones fled to a safer location after a large embezzlement claim. The Columbia cruiser and Neptune ship movements are noted near the Navy Yard, with air from St. Grange. American stock revival follows as headlines reflect U S events and a German Army service issue involving Fred M. Trans.

ARIST London Paria Inspector-General Telephones Pharlst Columbia Navy Yard New York Montory Neptuso de Prerth Amaduy Ueubati St. Grange Bruten Island United States American Stock Exchange Its Conahtadabie Sinley Towa Keb Fred MH Lyon Germany Agressman Perkins State Department

Tragedy at East Hartford Bridge Disaster Drowns Workmen

A bridge collapse on Pequabuck River near Bristol Connecticut traps and drowns twenty workers. A New England railroad passenger train narrowly avoids wreck as rescuers rush a wrecking crew to the scene. A dramatic night of heroic effort follows as survivors are pulled to shore and grim toll tallies emerge.

Pequahuck River Hast Histol New England Road Hartford Sispleton Aiicht Ob Bridge Wrestville Bequa Stortfond Passalie Softee Bronxindera Jeolork Evi Birlstot East Hartford Healy

Jersey Storm Delays Travel and Floods Rail Lines

A fierce storm swept New Jersey causing widespread travel disruption. Tides and downpours halted trains on the Lackawanna and Erie lines while rivers surged, washing out tracks near South Orange and Orange. Authorities requested dam removal to avert further damage as crews battled flooding along the Rahway River and rail embankments.

Jersey Meteo Moises Newark Marlok Jersey City Mackensack Jowlanda Atlantic Cape May AL Lang Lackawanna SUI Marly Lackawanna Railroad Bouth Orange Souths Grange Rahway Tra Siperintendent Watchung Erie Railroad High St Orange New York

Morristown Flood Uproots Town. Many Lost or Unaccounted

In Morristown a catastrophic flood from a breached dam on the Monohonins Lake devastated the town. Homes washed away, second-story windows breached, and numerous residents unaccounted for as people fled by boats and improvised routes. The disaster left about 500 in estimated damages and widespread destruction along the river valley.

Morristown Poca Macahonins Lake J. PF Runyon Low Iam Sisen John Gannon People Chaman Seter Malley Thomas Malley Whitmonet Morrieto

Destructive Flood and Fire Strikes Bound Brook Area

Flames break out near Bound Brook as floods swell streets and cripple water access. Plainfield dispatches limited help while outside engines arrive amid seven to ten feet of water. residents rescued by boat as the Bronx and Hudson region face rising waters and evacuations.

Plainfield Bhiumd Firoste Platefield Plainfleet Cook Thames Font Fire Department Hind Sotmercille Nh Pia Hound Trea AE AL

Storm of 72 MPH Rips Coast As Tug Capsizes

A severe wind and rain storm wreaked havoc from Nova Scotia to Florida. In New York the wind reached 72 mph, flooding streets, overturning wagons, shattering plate glass, and injuring pedestrians. The tug was driven ashore and one crew member drowned near Bedlow's Island. other vessels suffered damage along the harbor. Weather officials warned shipping and issued unprecedented hurricane signals.

Tarbor Amr Dunn Tis Locarry News York Manhattan Island Long Branch East River West Broadway J. B. Walker Congress St Brooklyn Bedlow's Island Favorite Greene Atlantic Nova Scotia Florida Cape Hatteras Boston Weather Bureau Henne Manhattan Life Two Hutchding Iindlubbers Yorktown Old Dominion Line New York Harbor Tebane Furlor Mr. Dunn Texas Belt of Calma New Orleans Tennessee Valley Illinois Gulf States Surane Alabama New York New York City

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