Keystone Bank Clearing Panic After Rumors In Philadelphia
In Philadelphia, a bank scare at the Keystone National Bank led to a quick cash-out by small depositors. Officials, including President Marsh, paid out substantial sums while larger creditors and other banks offered support to prevent a wider collapse. By close, about $120,000 to $200,000 had been disbursed, and all banks pledged to aid the Keystone.
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Ptequal
Teegram
Philapelphia
Keystone National Bank
Chestnut and
Juniper Streets
Philadelphia
Wieh
Keystone
Dar
Whey
John Wanamaker
Hayes
Marsh
Choir resignation at M E Church ends in conflict
The Poughkeepsie M E Church overhauled buildings and raised funds but now faces a dispute as the church choir of 12 to 15 members resigns. They allege Pastor Schryver insulted them by remarking on a member's large mouth and cutting the hymn, prompting vows not to return without an apology. The pastor calls the choir an appendage and says the matter is private.
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Apectal Telegnam
Poughkeepstiz
Dec
M. E
Mr. Schryver
Schryver
Osborne
T. V. Powderly
Grievance Committee Meets Amid Routine Work
The Gould Southwest System locomotive engineers gather in St Louis at the La Clede House for their annual meeting. Chairman C R Reymond of St Louis reports only routine business and no first class grievances. He notes interest in Union Pacific cooperation from others.
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St. Louis
Gould Southwest System Locomotive Engineers
la Clede Hower
C. R. Reymond
Union Pacific Engineers
St Louis Lineman Killed by Electric Wire Accident
Alfred Juncor a Missouri Light and Power lineman died on Manchester road while on a pole. He pulled a graple with one hand and a live wire touched his other hand causing fatal current. Officials report the mishap occurred this morning.
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St. Louis
Alfred Juncor
Missouri Light and Power Company
Manchester Road
Chicago Ministers Protest Sunday Opening
A joint meeting of city ministers adopted resolutions urging the World’s Fair Directors to keep the fair closed on Sundays and to prohibit work on Sunday. They ask the U S president to influence this outcome and plan petitions to be circulated in all city churches.
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ChicaGo
United States
Cattle Strip Confiscation Affects Cherokee Land Claims
Lieut Wait reports cattlemen moved all cattle from the strip except a few stray bunches. Strays were confiscated after midnight with thousands of dollars in ranch improvements reverting to the Cherokee Indians. Hundreds of campers and hunters remain nearby. 500 people believed the strip would open for settlement.
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Kansas, City
Kaw
Wait
Bath Time Help Finds Niche Tooling
A compact report notes a small device line aimed at bath use gains attention for home spa setups. Manufacturers emphasize safety, ease of grip, and water resistance as selling points. Local retailers report steady, if modest, interest among renovators and weekend DIYers.
Governor Campbell Commutes Life Sentence to Twenty Years
Governor Campbell commutes the life sentence of John Harter to twenty years in prison. Harter was convicted in June term 1882 by Jefferson County Common Pleas Court for murder in the second degree. His victim was George Aldridge.
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Campbell
Columnus
John ©. Harter
Harter
Jefferson County
Brother-in-law Shot by Man Then Self Inflicts Wound
In Chicago on December 1 Joseph Mesik fatally shot his brother-in-law Joseph Hogar and then shot himself in the head. Both are in hospital with Mesik not expected to survive. The motive cited is Mesik's ongoing abuse of his wife, Hogar's sister.
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Dawson
Beniny
Beevere
Jennie G
Josep
Amity Street
Homestead
Beaver
Denniston
Mia
Darlington
O'Hara
Elizabeth C. Denniston
William M. Darlington
Sunda
Charlies Donnelly
Fifth Avenue
Mss End
Sanan DonxEentuy
Charles Donnelly
Sacred Heart Church
East End
Driscoll
Webster Avenue
Julia Forgeson
John Driscoll
Duggan
Kate A
J. W. Duggan
P. J. Crane
Roberts Street
St. Paul's Cathedral
Dunn
T. C. Tipper
Locust Street
Allegheny
Garrighty
Po. M
James
Michael
Ann Garrighty
Boggs Avenue
Mt. Washington
St .A.m
Giffin
Or. M
Andrew Giffin
Scott Township
Mansfield
Havck
Wylie Avenue
Catherine L. Havock
Hill
Center Avenue
Thomas HI
Sarah A. Manes
Charles Somers
Reed Street
Breckenridge Avenue
City
Beaver Presbyterian Church
Beaver Cemetery
Martin
Kate Moonz Torrance
Thomas Martin
Margaret Torrance
Allen Avenue
Excelsior Street
Thirty-first Ward
Chicago
Joseph Mesik
Joseph Hogar
Mesik
Hogar
General Jail Delivery Shakes Guthrie Oklahoma Prison
A Saturday night jailbreak frees several desperate inmates from Guthrie jail as guards slept. The escape involved prisoners climbing out a window and the town braces for search and recapture amid the turmoil in the Territory.
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Guthrie
Oklahoma
Guttheete
Ladies' Heavy Weight Hosiery and Wool Hose Prices
An advertisement lists ladies heavy weight wool hose in black and colors at 25 35 45 50c per pair plus options at 65 75 100 1250c. Includes natural wool 35 50c, cashmere blends, ribbed cashmere 65 75 100c, fleeced lined cotton 25 35 50c, colored fleeced lined cotton 50c, onyx fleeced cotton 46 50 65c, extra stout sizes, silk and wool mixes 150 and 175 per pair. Children's ribbed wool and cashmere hose in various weights, and full line heavy ribbed cotton hose for boys.
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Oxford
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Callifornia
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Cherokee Strip
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Brantes
Jos. Fleming & Son
Market St
Windsor
Horne & Wann
Lapres’ Dong
Ussu Hucus & Hacke
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John Liveser
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Pitsburg
William J. Mallory
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Herman A. Hosen
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Millvale
Taylorville -Taylorville
Charles A
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Pittsburg
Menasfield
Idlewood
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Copela Rere Ae
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Cazenove
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James O'Hara
Cliff
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Collins
South Old City
Senta
A. W
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Annie E. Collins
Forty-third Street
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Grandview Avenue
Peterson
Charles C. Petenson
Inlaw
Charles W. Rhom
Clark Street
Schaudle
Charles H. Schaudle
McClintock
Fifth Ave
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Western Insurance CO
Wood Street
WAL P
Herbert
Miles
Jos, Fleming & Son
Jos. Horse & Co
Penn Avenue
Horse & Wann
Ttssu Huccus & Hackn
Kennedy's
Sixth Street
Ttso
Cleveland
Cleveland Baking Powder Co
Fulton St
New York
Insur Co
North Anneurance America
William L Jones
Ourth
India
New
Paris
Plaids
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Astrakhans
Boges & Buhl
Jacksons
Liberty St
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