Lewis Brothers & Co. Goes Into General Assignment
News from New York reports Lewis Bros. & Co., a major dry goods house at 8 Worth Street, made a general assignment to Cornelius N. Hicks. Liabilities estimated near 4 million dollars, with branches in Philadelphia Baltimore Boston and Chicago and several mills represented. Only one partner remains in city as others disperse for details and credit agencies reexamine the firm’s standing.
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Special Report
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Franklin Manufacturing Company
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United States Bunting
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Kilrain Paints Baltimore in Pubic Spree
Jake Kilrain and his battle holder Johnnie Murphy caused a stir in Baltimore's central district as they spent the afternoon painting town. Crowds followed as they spent freely, attracting attention and prompting police to intervene with Murphy eventually being jailed.
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Widow of Bolach details poverty after execution
Mrs Balack of Fen Argyl, widow of Michael Bolack who was hanged for murder in Belvidere, NJ, says poverty prevented her from visiting on the execution day. She later housed eight Hungarian boarders for $1 weekly each, with her last funds exhausted. She tearfully defended her husband, saying he was innocent but had no evidence.
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Moonshiner in swamp hid still near Randolph township
A sensational probationer moonshiner case set for the September term in Tres Ten United States court. Henry Stiles, an old moonshiner, resisted arrest with a bayonet. a collector drew a pistol and the man surrendered. Authorities found a thirty gallon still and twenty five bottles of whisky in an old chest. He had a year of successful illegal distilling and vowed to improve.
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Marr County
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Weather notes and assorted distant events
Variable winds and unsettled conditions are noted in the weather section. Reports from New York and Havre mention officials declining posts and adjournments in inquiry hearings. A Kingston consul is involved in burglary arrest. a minister case in Corea is reported by cable. Saratoga racing opened with Geraldine and Hanover winning. a rail incident near Wheeling aimed at wrecking a train carrying picnickers.
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Purchase of Veresty land in Wyoming and Luzerne counties
The Bowman's Creek Land and Improvement Company led by Julia Brown of Easton sells 15.05 acres of timberland north of Harvey's Lake, spanning Luzerne and Wyoming counties, to Albert Lewis, a Bear Creek lumber king, at about 22 per thousand feet. The tract, part wild wilderness, lies near the proposed States Line and Sullivan railroad extension. Shareholders include Wilbur, Sayre, Brown, Butler, Blakestree, Chenk, and Lewis.
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Bowman's Creek Land and Improvement Company
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Easton
E Hurvey
Varsey
States Line
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Lehigh Velley Ridge
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Harvey
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Ares TL BP
Wilbur
Robert HL Sayre
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Jul Brown
Earstats En Htaddly
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Bear Creck
New Yorkers Map Plans for World Fair in 182
Wealthy New Yorkers met at the mayor's office to discuss a world fair proposed for the city in 182. Mayor Grant chaired the planning and a committee of twenty was formed to oversee plans, with several officials named to committees on publicity, finance, legislation and site. Ex Gouvernor Cornell urged delaying the site committee. The meeting adjourned to await the chair's call.
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Royal Dignity Debate Spurs Royalty Grant Clash
In July 26 debates in Parliament discuss the queen's funding and royal dignity. Mr Smith deflects questions on savings while Labouchere and Gladstone push for limiting grants to grandchildren. Public interest runs high with galleries crowded and opposition pressing for economy.
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