Bausman Case Again Attracts Presbytery Action
The Allegheny Presbytery convened in Braver to consider the Rochester church pastor Rev J H Bausman. A lengthy report urged dissolution of the pastoral relation amid claims of church debt and factional strife. Bausman defended his beliefs, protested the action, and a protest was read. a minority report urged no removal without trial.
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Braver
Bausman
Allegheny Presbytery
Rochester Church
W. O. Campbell
McCormick
Stev
Rochester
Shaffer
Campbell
Brother Bausman
Milligan
Rey
Baousman
John Fox
Baosman
Bansman
Gibson
McCormack
Dickey
Mr. Graham
Mr. Bausman
Dr. Campbell
Parent
Beaver Church
J. H. Bausman
First Presbyterian Church of
Presbytery
J. H. Baugman
Presbyterian Church
Jesus Christ
Christ
Baueman
For and McCormack
Hardison
Bates Fails in 24 Hours Record Attempt in London
Bates, the bicyclist, tried to beat the 24 hours record in London. At 3 p m he had ridden 310 miles in 11 minutes but exhausted, abandoned after 23 hours 24 minutes, having covered 353 miles, inside the existing mark.
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London
Bates
Dispute Over Data Hits St Louis Cotton Exchange
Mr. J. R. Dodge responds to resolutions from the St. Louis Cotton Exchange denouncing published production and distribution figures. He cites Hester of the New Orleans Exchange and Ellison of Liverpool, arguing crop data show 8.9 million to 13 million bales in play, with large visible stocks and price declines tied to futures speculation rather than USDA reports.
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Washincrox
J. R. Dodge
Department of Agriculture
St. Louis Cotton Exchange
American Commercial Association
National Cotton Exchange
Ellison
Liverpool
Hester
New Orleans Exchange
Europe
America
India
Egypt
Brazil
St. Louis
Krumbhaar Threatens Banks Over Capital Shortfalls
Purmapecrem April 1 State Superintendent Krumbhaar warned several local banks to restore impaired capital or face closure. Finance Company of Aeda and Investment Company of Philadelphia were named as affected, with assets including Oregon and Pacific Railroad and Charleston Cincinnati and Cincinnati bonds cited as likely devalued. Blabon said officers contested the assessment but would adjust assets to cover deficits.
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Purmapecrem
Krumbhaar
Brumbhaar
Finance Company
Aeda
Investment Company
Philadelph
George W. Blabon
Kerumbhaar
Oregon and Pacific Railroad
Charleston, Cincinnati and Chi
Blabvon
Baring Bros
Stockholders Meet as Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway Reports
The Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis Railway Company held its annual meeting on Penn Avenue. The year ending December 31, 1289, saw gross earnings of 14 805 501 dollars and net profit of 997 641 dollars with 4 percent dividends on preferred stock. Directors were elected: Briar Cunningham Cincinnati, George Willard Chicago, and Henry H. Houston Philadelphia. The board will organize later.
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Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and St. Louis Railway Company
Penn Avenue
John A. Hampton
W.L. Scott
Bri &. Cunningham
Cincinnati
George Willara
Chicago
Henry H. Houston
Philadelphia
English syndicate recovers 85000 from New York brewer
Thomas A. Harris of Kansas City won in the United States Circuit Court a verdict for 8741 dollars and 7 cents against Valentine Loewer, a New York brewer, for alleged misrepresentation in a $1.1 million brewery purchase deal. Harris claimed misled profits and sought 5500 dollars.
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Thomas A. Harris
New York
Kansas City
United States Circuit Court
Valentine Loewer
Harris
Loewer
Thomson-Houston Electric Company annual meeting report
The Thomson-Houston Electric Company held its annual meeting in Mroviztown with 340,000 of 490,000 shares represented. Reports show 1891 business at 910,340,580, refits 2,769,780, and surplus 7,506,947 as of February 1 1802. Directors elected include H A Peroar A Coffin J N Smith B F pa Ce H Newhall A Barton E Griffin S E Peabody T J Coolidge Jr all of Boston.
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Thomson-Houston Company
Mroviztown
Coxn
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
H. A. Peroar
A. Coffin
J. N. Smith
B. F. Pa Ce
H. Newhall
A. Barton
E. Griffin
E. Peabody
T. J. Coolidge, Jr
Boston
Juror Wm Wrightstein Dies at 84 in Shepherdstown
Gone to Meet John Brown reports William Wrightstein died in Shepherdstown West Virginia tonight aged 84 He was one of the jurors who condemned John Brown to death and with his passing only William Boyer from Shenandoah Junction remains of the twelve jurors.
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Wheeling
Wm. Wrightstein
Shepherdstown
W. Va
John Brown
Wm. Boyer
Shenandoah
Death of Jons Stuant in Hartford 1892
Stuart, aged 75 years, died at his residence 381 North area nents Jons Stuant on Wednesday April 18 1892 at 8 AM. Funeral details to be announced. Hartford Connecticut papers requested to copy.
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Stuart
North Area
Jons Stuant
Hartford, Conn
Whisky Treasury Still Doing Business Indictments Mentioned
Report from Caiiaco notes the Whisky Treasury still operates in the state and rebate checks continue to be mailed despite recent indictments. A new labor organization formed in Caiiaco as the International Federation of Machinery Trades with 60,000 members. The group barred political references in its constitution and sets a nine hour work day to take effect after a future convention in Chicago.
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Caiiaco
International Federation of Machinery Trades
Chicago
World Fair exhibit plans and strikes ripple across regions
Union tailors in Youngstown strike for higher scale as assembling exhibitors plan a joint display with suer and leather dealers. A Newville tanner faces charges in a Monday case. Transatlantique halts Marseille to Colon steamers, while Wisconsin scales tax and charter actions loom.
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Navieatior
Green Bay
Wis
Union Tailors
Youngstown
Suer
Jupevents
Simon Shively
Newville
Trx Generals Compagnie Transatlantique
Marseilles
Colon
Bellaire Stamping Company
Harvey, Ll
London
Axwew
John J. Hughes
Johnstown
White Traction Company
McKeesport
Wisconsin
House of Commons Committee On Banking and Commerce
Bell Teleeaten Company
Monts 8
S. Coover
Ienac L
George W. Falk
New York
Isaac L. Falk & Co
Herter Bros
George Pullman
Chicago
Chi Union
Rail wage cuts spark across North American rail lines
The article notes fee reductions and staffing cuts across several railroads including the New England, Inter-Colonial Mailroad, and Reading deal partners. It reports threats of strikes, potential coalitions of engineers and firemen, and a broader move to trim salaries as freight rates and tariffs face scrutiny.
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Chicago
Ohio River
Penney
Maracza Mzttry
New England
Canada
Williamsport
Matthias H. Arnor
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Reading
New York and
New England Railroad
Fny
Fire record of multiple Pittsburgh area incidents
A roundup of fires and losses across several cities. Boil er works in Findlay and hosiery mill in Paris report heavy damages though insured. Uniontown stables and Manitowoc works suffer sizable property losses with many workers affected. Springfield and Butte smaller but costly blazes follow. Epidemic of glass-house fires noted with another Grant engine house blaze narrowly contained.
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Uniontown
Stewart Iron Company
Nineteenth
Clifton Streets
Southside
Fox Alley
Margaret Tyonkman
Avr
Forbes & Co
Baker & Holt
Ellis & Co
Manitowac
Wis
Manitowoc Manufacturing Company
Minneapolis
Springfield
Winters’ Art Lithographing Company
Chicago
Ar Butte
Mont
Butte and
Boston Company
O'Hara
Grant Engine House
Allegheny
Minority Report on Wheat Combine by Hon E J Moore
Hon E B Moore of Minnesota releases a minority report opposing the committee's finding that no combine exists in wheat markets. He asserts evidence of manipulation in Chicago and a large wheat steal at Duluth, and urges continued investigation to uncover involved persons.
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Wen
Central Traffic Association
Chicago
Seaboard
Trunic Line Association
New York
Enal
E. J. Moore
Minnesota
Pau
Mixx
EB. J. Moore
Alliance
Moore
Duluth
Architect Tarnished by Forged Notes Disappearance
Sidney Smith, former President of the Western Association of Architects and a noted builder, has vanished. Authorities report forged notes totaling 5000 dollars and expect further forged paper to surface as the case unfolds.
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Omana
Sidney Smith
Western Association of Architects
Tokio Fire Devastates Vast Tokyo Districts
dispatch reports a disastrous blaze in Tokio causing widespread destruction of about 6,000 houses and leaving thousands homeless. police and fire brigades aided by residents struggled to fight the flames in the capital of Japan, with over 100 dead and extensive historic districts affected.
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Sorpor
Japan
Tokio
Rrn
Hondo
Bay of Yeddo
Todagawa
Ogawa
Edwin Arnold
Ohio
Siro
Midzi
Yamakawa
Yeddo
Nishi-Maru
Mei-Reki
Go-Downs
Ameer Warns Afghan Trust Not Russia Threat
The Ameer urges the Noble Chiefs of Afghanistan to resist Russian aims through Persia rather than via Afghanistan, arguing that Russia footholds would end Afghan independence and that it is better to fight now than face ruin later under protectors. The note references a court speech linked to a cross frontier case.
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Bombay
Ameer
Afghanistan
India
Persia
Russia
COLOR RULED OUT Texas Republicans Hold a Convention Without an African Present
Dallas hosts the first southern Republican Convention without a person of color. About 300 delegates, dressed soberly, hear Judge A. R. Morton urge Jefferson Republican ideals with white leadership. Colonel Conrad welcomes the group and hints at a future state league and possible ticket.
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Texas
Dallas
South
A. R. Morton
Conrad
State League
Minneapolis
A Sultan May Lose His Head
A fragment reports a plot to behead a sultan, with early details from ZaszizaR dated April 12. The text hints at political intrigue and danger surrounding the royal figure, suggesting imminent threats and possible upheaval within the palace.
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Zaszizar
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