Open Gambling Dens In City Reveals Large Sums At Play
A three week span shows fare banks operating openly in two large houses on Market and South streets. Police know of the activity yet tolerate the venues as “the gang” works the games night after night. Reporters describe Johnson's 1115 Market Street and 710 South Street rooms with dealers, lookouts, and crowded tables as bets of 250 and 59 dollars appear, while sleepers and pikers exploit the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth
Sansom
Eighth
Johnson’s den
Harry Johnson
Market Street
Johnson
John Kannewasser
Sansom Street
Ninth Street
Vine
Pine
Brotherton
New York
The Shocking Apache Atrocities Trigger New Cavalry Tour
Residents of Socorro New Mexico fear Apaches strike on mining and ranching areas while a relief force forms. A Las Cruces bound train will pick Major Fountain and ninety men to aid Lake Valley. In Silver City bodies of Colonel Phillips and family are found horribly mutilated, prompting panic as troops move toward the frontier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paro
Socorro
N. M
Geronimo
Las Cruces
Major Fountain
Lake Valley
Silver City
Colonel Phillips
Phillips
Thia
Cleveland Advisers and the Cabinet Offer Tale
Washington May 39 A personal friend of the Interior Secretary traces how two Cleveland Cabinet members were offered posts. The narrative links Bayard Ransom and Lamar to Garland, detailing political maneuvers, loyalties, and a key near-fatal incident that strengthened alliances and helped secure future cabinet consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Cleveland
House
General Ransom
Senate
Fort Carolina
Abbott
North Carolina
Ransom
Mississippi
Bayard
Thurman
Lamar
Mr. Lamar
Timre
Senator Ransom
Senator Lamar
Garland
National Democratic
New York
Gorman
Greystone
Gramercy
John Kelly
Tammany
Congress
Nsom
South
Senator Garland
JEFF DAVIS TALKS Love of the Constitution Fading
Dr A Y P Garnett reports a Jefferson Davis interview noting Davis says the prewar respect for the Constitution has departed and disintegration looms under republican rule He criticizes Liberal ideas for undermining safeguards while praising cabinet members from the South He denies authorizing petitions to remove his disabilities and would face a constitutional trial if required
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
A. Y. P. Garnett
Jefferson Davis
the Star
Garnett
United States
Foros
Commodore Bullock
England
Davis
South
Confederacy
The Rowan Vendetta Renewed Threats In Rowan County
A Louisville report from May 30 says renewed trouble is likely in Rowan County despite a recent settlement. Factional distrust grows as Logan and Sheriff Humphries face possible confrontation after Ed Pearce’s confession. violence could resume soon. Nearby Bell County notes John son’s surrender sparks fear of renewed clashes at Piscrillo with many residents planning to flee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Rowan County
Moorehead
Logan
Humphries
Ed. Pearce
Young
Bell County
Johnson
Piscrillo
Reading Officials Inspect the Railroad on Inspection Tour
President George DeB. Keim and an officials party from the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad arrived from Philadelphia in a special car for an inspection trip. They visited Reading shops, stayed at Mansion House Pottsville, then proceeded to Sunbury to review collieries, returning to Philadelphia the same evening with several officers and legal counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Keim
Stephen A. Caldwell
Samuel Dickson
Erakine Hazzard Dickson
George R. Kaercher
John E. Wootten
J. Lowrie Bell
H. K. Nichols
8. B. Whiting
Coal and Fron Company
F. P. Kaercher
Coal and Iron Companoy
Cabell Robinson
Richmond
James Ellis
J. H. Olhausen
A. I. Halberstadty
Philadelphia
Baptist Publication Society Meeting in Sanateca
The closing meeting of the Baptist Publication Society at Sanateca New York elected Samuel A. Crozer president and Rev. Dr. B. Griffith secretary. Speakers included Dr. J. N. M. Williams on Denominational Training, Dr. L. M. Haynes on Distribution of Denominational Literature, Rev. W. H. Robinson on the Power of Collaborportour Work, and Rev. J. B. Clapp on The Society's Work. All pulpits except Episcopalian will be filled tomorrow by delegates’ preachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanateca
N. Y
Baptist Publication Society
Samuel A. Crozer
Philadelphia
B. Griffith
J. N. M. Williams
Baltimore
L. M. Haynes
Binghamton
W. H. Robinson
Rey
J. B. Clapp
Syracuse
Counterfeiter Dies After Rage in Darren Ohio
Jacob Stadfelt a noted counterfeiter died of heart disease after a quarrel with his son in law Nelson Driggs in Darren Ohio May 30. Stadfelt aged seventy one belonged to a leading gang of counterfeiters and Driggs is also a renowned bank note forger. Autopsy confirmed heart disease as the cause despite statements that Driggs choked him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darren
Ohio
Jacob Stadfelt
Nelson Driggs
United States
Stadfelt
Dee
Driggs
Prominent Boot Merchant Dies by Suicide During Procession
In Boupventown on May 30, Jacob Holzbauer, a well known boot and shop merchant, hanged himself as a procession passed by. The family witnessed the tragedy and attempts to intervene failed. The events are described with limited legible detail from the damaged report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himeself
Boupventown
Jacob Holzbauer
Banks in Crisis as Directors Inspect Broken Books
Two experts examined the Shackamaxon Bank ledgers to set up a trial balance amid a looming suspension. Directors, including President Rose, counting cash in the vaults, anticipated a possible restart while depositing customers watched anxiously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shackamaxon
Milligan
Samuel P. Milligan
Huggard
Haggard
North Thirteenth Street
W. M. L. Richards
William Pepper
Ludlow
Rane
Joseph Conklin
Lutherans Open General Synod Hear Two Year Report
Rev J W Richard of York read the eighth biennial Church Extension Society report at Harrisburg opening day. Two year receipts totaled 77806 dollars with 37472 apportioned from district synods. Special appeals raised 10961 dollars for Grace Church Chicago and 3340 for Kansas City memorial children. Women’s Society gave 7045 for a Freeport Illinois church. A 50000 dollar request for next two years was proposed. A 2200 dollar debt liquidation for Christ Lutheran New York was funded. A Baltimore donor provided 20000 for a lectureship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrispure
General Synod of the Lutheran Church
J. W. Richard
York
Church Extension Society
Grace Church
Chicago
Kansas City
Christ Church
New York
Women’s Society
Freeport
Christ's Lutheran Church, New York
Morris
Baltimore
First Regiment Marksmen at Tacony Decoration Day event
First Regiment at Tacony among E Company led by Captain James Muldoon and Captain Koons. J Cauley won the first medal. G W Molloy, William L Little, H Lewes, H Ferguson, C White, G Weishardt, F W Sheadt and others earned prizes. Afternoon match: Company E won 146 to 185 against picked teams. Roster notes include Jae A, W Maier, W Smith, Norris, White, Brenan, Korcher, Lieutenant French and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marksmoeon
Tacony
James Muldoon
Koons
J. Cauley
E Company
G. W. Molloy
William L. Little
H. Lewes
H. Ferguson
C. White
G. Weishardt
F. W. Sheadt
Messrs. McKnight
Beale
Company E
J. Aea
W. Maier
Wors
W. Smith
Norris
Brenan
W. i Korcher
French
A. Bel J
Heme
Simpson
Kane Pwenee
President Cleveland's Quiet New York Visit
Special dispatch covers President Cleveland's secretive May visit with Cabinet members Whitney Endicott to New York. He reviewed the Decoration Day parade in Brooklyn from Windsor Hotel and Governors Island, engaging with officials, then returned to Washington likely the next day.
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New York
Whitney
Endicott
Kent Cleveland
Secretary of the Navy
Windsor Hotel
Worth Monument
Washington
Cleveland
Capitol
Windsor
Hubert O. Thompson
Grace
Bilas
Nolan
Albany
Perry Belmont
A. & Stewatt
Sifk
Brooklyn
Prince Albert
Budicsit
Hancock
Alison G. McBook
Guard of Honor
Lloyd Aspinwall
Vilas
Fifth Avenue
McMahon
Endicott and
Aspinwall
Grand Stand
Williams
Men In
Blue
Old Guard
Fifth Avenues
Nadicott
Twenty-fifth Street
Governor's Island
Academy of Music
McClellan at Antietam Decorated Battlefield Ceremony
May 30 at Antietam battlefield in Hagerstown featured a large Decoration Day procession despite rain. Williamsport and Hagerstown units led a diverse show with soldiers bands and G A R posts. General McClellan spoke on national unity, Civil War legacy, and the need to preserve ties, after being hosted by Colonel H Kyd Douglas amid civic calls.
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Hagerstown
Antietam
Williamsport Band
Williamsport Light Infantry Company
Mercersburg
Hagerstown Light Infantry
Green Castle
Rhial Post
G A. R
Reno Post
Daaster
Tayn
Lee
Tiose
McClellan
H. Kyd Douglas
Stonewall Jackson
Oil Operator Brown Declares Half-Million Failure
Special Dispatch from Erxie Pennsylvania reports Thomas Brown of the Brown Oil Company failed today for nearly 500000. Judgments totaling 350000 were confessed, covering about three fourths of liabilities. Brown, once manager of Star and Eclipse companies, left Standard, built refineries, and amid lower rates his downfall came.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erxie
Thomas Brown
Brown Oil Company
Brown
Star and Eclipse of Companies
Great Standard
Standard
Claredon
Noble
Reward Draws Detectives In Lynch Mob Case
In Luxcapura Virginia on May 30 a $1000 state reward for the lynchers of Hairston Terry, hanged at Liberty Bedford county May 18, spurs detectives. Outsiders are warned not to act. An arriving detective from Liberty claims a list of ringleaders exists. Local excitement grows amid belief some Bedford county leaders were involved. Terry's friends press for a thorough probe.
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Luxcapura
Hairston Terry
Liberty
Bedford County
Terry
Numerous 19th century notices and incidents flood the wire
A mass of brief items reports an acting postmaster general appointee sixty fourth class postmasters, an April waterlogged ship foundering near Pen sacola, and a Kentucky shooting over a quarrel. Also fire devastates Nemedi Hungary, lightning strikes destroy barns near Scenery Hill, and a Colorado City deputy marshal is killed by a gambler in a theatre. A carriage company in Memphis assigns assets, a California forgery case prompts insanity, and fisheries value totals are given for 1604 with regional gains over 1884.
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Hay
Gibraltar
Nemedi
Hungary
Thomas Sutton
Charles Anderson
Henderson
Lady Ouartiere
Pensacola
Cardiff
Isaac Thompson
Scenery Hill
Nathan Smith
Colorado City
W. B. Hardeman
Ben Jacobs
Dominion Fisheries
Woodruff-Oliver Carriage and Hardware Con Y
Memphis
Tenn
August Schnakenberg
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Spepsarg
Jefferson Market
Police Partisans in First District Rally for Delegates
A strained fight over district delegate elections unfolds at Fifth and Chestnut with Mayor Smith’s orders clashing with officer independence. Questions target whether Lieutenants and Captains run canvasses without mayoral approval as patrolmen drill in the Thirtieth ward and a list of divisions shows names like Quirk Shields Allbright Beale Wood Skilton Myers and Emery.
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Fifth
Chestnut Streets
Smith
John 8. McKinlay
William H. Shields
Jacob Allbright
Charles E. Beale
George Wood
Alexander Skilton
John K. Myers
Stewart
Harry Sankey
Sankey
Samuel Davis
John McCullough
Sam Davis
Davis
McCullough
Twenty
Twenty-sixth
Steen
McCoach
Ada Thompson
Olice
John W. Emery
James Proctor
Samuel Irwin
George Ware
Oficers
N. R. Lockhart
Joseph Christy
Oficer
James Adams
Samuel Smith
William Rankin
Robert Brown
Chariton
John T. Robinson
Rh. J. Bell
Richmond Hirst
Thomas Miller
Omecer Vinton
John Chestnut
James Campbell
David McCoach
William Shivers
George Culp
Joseph H. Cornwall
John Gibson
William Dever
James Duchar
Andrew Tinney
Calhoun
William R. McBeth
Thomas Chadwick
Thomas McCurdy
Hew Bills
William Hunter
R. J. McKinty
Lewis Williams
Stilwell Wesley
James Kerns
R. Calhoun
Robert Patton
James Patterson
William B. Watson
William Elliott
George Johnston
James Johnston
George Whittingham
Etcene
William Fyburg
Thomas Newman
Robert KR. Smith
Eighth Ward
M. 8. Quay
Ministerium Session at Alientown Adopts New Constitutional Sections
Yesterday's session opened with devotional exercises and welcomed new members. Amendments to Sections 1 and 3 of the third chapter allow conference adoptions of nonconflicting rules, with all conference proceedings subject to Synod revision. Alumni met to honor Rev. Dr W. Schaeffer on his fiftieth ordination anniversary. Resolutions mourn Rev. H. G. B. Artmaan. A Penn scholarship supported an orphanage boy. Rev. J. H. Voss left Germania mission. A $500 grant was proposed for the German Home Mission committee amid forceful appeals by several members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ministerium
Alientown
Saddler
Church Council
W. Schaeffer
H. G. B. Artmaan
Ralachundry
India
University of Pennsylvania
J. H. Voss
Germania
German Home Mission Committee
Keys
Welskatten
Laird
Schmucker
Lelss
Tragedy at Deposit as Axtell Fires Five Shots
At Deposit on the Erie Road in New York a young man named Axtell fired five shots in Conrow's saloon. Two men were killed, two wounded seriously, and one fatally. a farmer and a jeweler died, another farmer was shot in the bowels, and a man named Weaver had his nose broken. Axtell was arrested after a struggle and jailed.
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Broonamton
N. Y
Deposit
Erie Road
George Axtell
Conrow
Walter
Axtell
William Ferry
Freeman
F. A. French
Fred Weaver
Oficer Wilson
Lover’s Murder in Leavenworth Shocks Local Scene
May 30 Leavenworth Kansas Robert Broaddus a wealthy cattleman shot architect Jobson as he walked with Miss Wood a respected city teacher and reportedly engaged to Broaddus. Jobson wounded twice and three more shots followed as Broaddus pursued him. He then killed himself before reaching home.
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Leavenwourn
Kan
Robert Broaddun
KR. C. Jobson
Jobson
Miss Wood
Broaddus
Rade
Signing Tie Scale Sparks Amalgamated Victory
Special Dispatch reports the Amalgamated union winning a wage scale at Republic Iron Works on the South Side with 300 workers. Canonsburg Iron Works, 150 workers, proposed continuing at current rates, a plan accepted by Amalgamated leadership. Everson, Hammond & Co and Oliver Brothers mills to follow on Monday. The iron association cut card price on bat iron to two cents per pound, a move seen as strategic but met with worker anger.
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Prrssure
Republic Iron Works
Canonsburg
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Association
Everson, Hammond & Co
Oliver Brothers
South Side Mills
Weeks
Hoe
Iron Association
Evidence battle in Cluverius murder trial in Richmond
Counsel clash over letters from Lillian Madison to Emmett Williams found in a trunk. The record notes no engagement, Williams 19, letters dated 1884 85. Prosecution counters moustache testimony. several witnesses assert Claverius wore a moustache previously. Both sides anticipate further witness sessions Monday before closing.
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Richmond
Cluverius
Lillian Madison
Emmett Williama
Bath County
Williams
Madison
Claverius
Owen Winston
King William County
W. Tiller
Jeter Philips
Damages Awarded in Rock Island Conductor Suit
Isaac N. Holland, a former Chicago Rock Island conductor, won $25,000 in a judgment against the railroad company. The case centered on alleged spine injury from a 1883 crash caused by a misrouted Rock Island train. Doctors for both sides testified over Holland’s claimed illness and malingering, and the jury found in his favor.
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Cuscago
Isaac N. Holland
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Gary
Tiglland
Rock Island
Chicago
Sinois
Holland
Dra. Guno
Beck
Lyman
Hurst
Doctor Corss Warns of Growing Epidemic Risk
In Wilkes Barre on May 30 Dr Corss of Kingston warns that secondary infection risk rises daily as surface drainage contaminates wells. He deems hydrant water safe but urges against using well water. One death reported and many patients dangerously ill. New York reports a Plymouth Pa fever hospital requesting an ambulance loan to aid the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkesebarre
Corss
Kingston
Plymouth
New York
Dogeell
Trotting Meet Opens at Exposition Park Pittsburg
Yesterday's spring trotting meeting at Exposition Park began with good attendance despite threatening weather and a heavy track. In the 2.34 class race for $300 purse Traphagen won in three straight heats with Marry second. Excelsior won the pacing division with times noted as 2.3349 and 2.06.
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Prrissuxe
Exposition Park
Traphagen
Marry
Excelsior
Pennsylvania's Cut to the Met Rail Rate Move
In railroad circles the Philadelphia era is seen as the seven teen dollar first class fare Chicago to New York to take effect next Monday. Other lines are expected to match, and the question of higher rates on any road seems settled.
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Pcaco
Chicago
New York
Pennsylvania
The Lamson and Goodnow Failure
Greentrep Mass May 30 A creditors committee calls a meeting of the Lamson and Goodnow Manufacturing Company creditors at Shelburne Falls for June 6 to present a settlement plan. Assets total about 1 000 not including real estate valued at 100 000. Debts run about 240 000.
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Greentrep
Mass
Lamson and Goodnow Manufacturing Company
Shelburne Falls
Ten Thousand Men Out of Work in Younastown May Shutdown
Iron mills in Younastown and the Mahoning Valley close as manufacturers refuse to sign the Amalgamated Association scale. About ten thousand workers are idle, and the strike shows no immediate settlement, with labor leaders urging patience while negotiations continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Younastown
Mahoning Valley
Amalgamated Association
Three-Minute Flight of Homin Pigeons Named
Captain Cuff William D and Young Dandy owned by Herman Thorbecke flew seven miles from Thompson's hotel in Gloucester to this city yesterday in three minutes. Young Dandy held the best Philadelphia record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Cuff
William D
Dandy
Philadelphia
Herman Thorbecke
Thompson
Gloucester
World’s half mile record beaten at Hampden Park
George M. Hendeo set an exhibition half mile trial mark at Hampden Park beating the world best held by Sanders Sellers in Hartford. The time recorded was 1 minute 17.25 seconds, surpassing the Hartford record of 1 18 5.
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Spniverrep
Mass
George M. Hendeo
Hampden Park
Sanders Sellers
Hartford
Dobbs Ferry Man Fatally Injured After Horse Accident
C T Howard of Dobbs Ferry was thrown from a horse today and fatally injured. He is known in New Orleans where he owns a large sugar plantation. He is not expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
C. T. Howard
Dobbs Ferry
Judge appoints Stephens receiver for Postal Telegraph
Judge Phelps of the Circuit Court signed an order appointing Francis P. Stephens as receiver of the Postal Telegraph company. Bond set at twenty thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrons
Phelps
Circuit Court
Francis P. Stephens
Ned Caompany
Drummer George Forrester Dies Jumping Into Ohio River
Louisvitte reports drummer George Forrester, a well known local figure, died by his own hand today in New Albany, Ohio riverfront. He had been drinking to excess before leaping from the ferry into the Ohio River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisvitte
George Forrester
New Albany
Lod
Ohio River
The Columbus Times Sold in Public Sale
Coromaus Ohio May 30 H T Chitten den purchased the Times newspaper at public sale for 7400 dollars.
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Columbus “ Times
Coromaus
Ohio
H. T. Chittenden
Times
The English Liberals Satisfied With the Anglo Russian Situation
The Old World reports that English Liberal leaders express satisfaction with the current Anglo Russian relations and view the geopolitical balance as stable and favorable for British interests. No immediate shifts expected in policy.
London Whitsuntide Quiet Masks Political Tension
London reports a lull in news with Gladstone's government challenged by Conservatives over Russia and Afghanistan. Despite Tory denunciations, public confidence in Gladstone remains as industries and labor demand rise. Dilke faces Cabinet rifts over Irish renewal, while Hartington and Northcote show health and travel considerations.
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London
Gladstone
Russia
Afghanistan
Zulficar
Meruchak
Charles Dilke
Mr. Gladstone
Karl Spencer
Dublin
Commission On Housing
Charles
Dublin Castle
Earl Spencer
Sir Charles
Marquis of Hartingdon
Ireland
Ulster
Stafford Northcote
House of Commons
Victor Hugo Funeral In Paris Sparks Security Push
Paris May 30 Anarchists plan to march with banners inscribed Amnesty Ministers Interfere Not. Papal Nuncio to attend Arc de Triomphe ceremony. Students bar German Socialists from funeral rites. A committee seeks 100000 for Hugo statue. Cabinet vows order next Monday. Flags banned. Bourse stays open. Senate rejects censure on Pantheon secularization.
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Paris
Victor Hugo
Arc de Triomphe
German Socialista
Cabinet Council
Senate
Anarchists Sentenced Under New Vienna Law
Vienna May 30 Four men linked to an Anarchist plot at Wiener Neustadt were convicted. The ringleader received ten years penal servitude, the others seven five and three years. It marks the first prosecution under the new Anarchist law which allows trial without a jury. A popular interest surrounded the case and the Prague Socialist incitement trial began on the 20th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Wiener
Neustadt
Prague
Why Kuasin Accepted the English Terma
Sr. Peterssure May 30. It is asserted here that Russia's acceptance of English proposals stems from the Czar's friendship for the British Cabinet and a aim to avoid harming the Tory party's return to power. Concessions to Afghanistan are said to bolster Liberals seen as Russia-friendly. The Czar plans a summer visit to the King of Denmark.
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Kuasin
Peterssure
Russia
England
Marachuk
Zalgkar
Afghanistan
Denmark
Bosphore Egyptien Attacks Englishmen in Egypt Lead
A leading Bosphore Egyptien article denounces English officials in Egypt as offensive. Paris notes a possible second suppression of the paper. France, backed by European powers, favors prosecuting offenses by international law. Turkey and England oppose the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosphore Egyptien
Carmo
Egypt
Paris
France
Turkey
England
Franco German Relations Unchanged, Brau, May 30
After Lord Rosebery's departure Baron DeCourcel the French ambassador to Germany held a long conference with Prince Bismarck. He was assured that no change had been made in German French relations by the visit. Gladstone suffering from influenza and hoarseness in London on May 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brau
Lord Rosebery
Baron DeCourcel
Germany
Prince Bismarck
France
Fish Seeks New Trial In Bank Conviction Case
In New York on May 30 judges heard the motion for a new trial for James D. Fish former president of the Marine National Bank. Fish’s counsel argued he was unaware of any irregularities at the firm and blamed Ward for the calamity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish
New York
James D. Fish
Marine National Bank
Wallace, Benedict and Brown
United States Court
Ward
Weather Report for New York and Philadelphia Today
Dowly weather and rain in the New York and Philadelphia area followed by salt weather and a slight warming trend. Temperature at the Signal Office yesterday peaked at 65 and fell to 54.2 with a mean around 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philaphia
Moan
City News In Brief Highlights Events And Labor Strikes
Automatic City remains on display at 1812 Chestnut street for this week. A final rehearsal of the Church Choral Union precedes a first season concert at the Academy of Music on Tuesday night. N Buellenburg and family sail to Europe after a farewell banquet at Muennerchor Hall. J P Murphy’s mill workers, eighty five in all, win a regular wage schedule after a four week strike. An ad on temperance and pauperism is set for the Society for Organizing Charity meeting at 1480 Chestnut street. A suit against W H Redheffer’s brother, John Hedheffer, related to a grain concern, is reportedly dismissed.
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Chestnut Street
Church Choral Union
Academy of Music
Academy
N. Buellenburg
N. Snellenburg & Co
Europe
Muennerchor Hall
W. H. Redheffer
John H. Hedheffer
R& Grain
Justice Ham
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Johnny Wells
Wells
Aot
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Redskins
Tar Times
Jeff Davis
The
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Conklin
Joseph P. Kennedy
Richard P. White
M'Cartney
James McCartney
Bumms
Contrattor
William Bumm
Bumm
Messrs. Becker and
Gaulbert
Mr. Rose
Whisler
McCartney
Camden Bank
Girard Bank
Continental Bank of
George W
William H
Rose
William Bumm & Bone Sears
George W. Bum
Ige W. Bum
President Rose
Harrisburg
the Times
M'Clellan
Republic Works
Tak Tos
Pittsburg
Met
Sir Charles Dilke
Trish Grimes
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