Bank Stands Unshaken as Greene County Faces Cattle Bust
In Greene county the Farmers and Drovers National Bank remains solid despite cattle company collapses. Depositors pulled only modest sums, with a peak withdrawal of 2026.05 dollars before rede posits resumed as Board reshuffled to reassure the public. A remarkable equity suit targets Braden Lantz Dowlin Rush and others over alleged misuses of capital in cattle ventures, with a prolonged legal fight ahead.
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Greene County
National Bank
Lantz
Cattle Company
Dowlin & Rush
Dowlin & Rush Company
Wyoming Cattle Company
Sweet Water Feeding Company
Laramie Plains Land and Cattle Company
Braden Feeding Company
Laramie
Josish A. Inghram
Lemoyn Hoge
Daniel W. Braden
William T. Lants
John B. Rush
John Dowlin
David A. Spraggs
Ora Haley
Samuel Haas
Winfield &. Adamson
William F. Smith
Abner Hoge
Jacob B. Fordyce
Morrison J. Garrison
John’ B. Bush
Piainoffs
Hutton Home Ranch
Albany
Wyoming Territory
Pacselir Gabe Tenet
Roomenai
John R. Rush
Wyoming Company
Dowlin
Rush
Rick
Hutton Home
Albany County
Wyo. T
Visinoffs
D. A. Spragg
Sam Hass
Adamson
Smith
Aaid
William T. Lantz
Eaid
John BR. Rush
Lants
Braden
Harrisburg Bridge Plans Reported by Rail Firms
President Corbin of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad told a Harrisburg Council committee that the report of buying the South Penn piers from the Pennsylvania Railroad is false and improbable. He said the Philadelphia and Reading and allied lines prefer to build their own bridge across the Susquehanna, linking with the Harrisburg and Potomac for a western outlet.
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Harrisburg
Corbin
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Pennsylvania Railroad
South Penn
Miladelphia and Restling
Susquehanna
Harrisburg and
Potomac
Indian murderers hanged in Florence reveal grim justice
Na Con Quin Say and Kah Dos La, Apache murderers, were executed in Florence on December 6. Both died when necks broke after the gallows. The executions followed deaths by self harm of other convicts in their cells the night before. The pair had murdered William Divhl near the San Pedro river in June 1887 during an ambush at his work site.
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Florence
Ariz
Kah-Dos-La
William Divhl
San Pedro
Kub-Dor-La
William Jones
Dodiley Hills
Campbell says Foraker hid facts in ballot scandal
Attorney Campbell asserts that Foraker withheld telegrams and details linking him to a scheme to ruin political opponents. He notes missing documents could clarify motives behind the forged document and libel risks for Halstead, Wood, and others while detailing how Campbell helped push the ballot box bill. Governor-elect Campbell and Mrs Campbell were in New York for talks before a trip to Ohio.
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Campbell
Wood
New York
Foraker
Dispatch
New Youk
T. C. Campbell
Ballot
E. G. Wood
John Sherman
William McKinley
Ben Butterworth
Murat Halstead
Mr. Wood
Sherman
McKinley
Ohio
S.e
Raker
Washington
Woo
Murat
Taman
Grosvenor
Hamilton
Cincinnati
T. ©. Campbell
Lower Broadway
Neal Enters Ohio Senate Contest Chairman Considers Candidacy
A dispatch from Cotrumavs Ohio reports James E. Neal, head of the Democratic State Executive Committee, met Al Carlisle and Jaies Thurman for a long conference. Rumor says Neal may enter the senatorial race, aiming to unite opposition to the New York candidate and leverage Campbell's influence and Democratic gains in Ohio.
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Cotrumavs
James E. Neal
Democratic State Executive Committee
al Carlisle
Jaies Thurman
Neal
Ohio
Campbell
Brice
New York
United States Senate
Congo Stats Organization and Government Described
The Dispatch previews tomorrow’s Congo coverage detailing the organizing structure and government of the state. The piece outlines political framework and key institutions likely to influence regional affairs.
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Congo
Tomorrow's Dispatch
Union Confederation Moves Into National Labor Ties
Delegates of the Farmers and Laborers Union and the Northern Alliance join with the Knights of Labor to form a unified farmers and labor alliance. Officers elected include L. L. Polk as president and D. H. Turner as treasurer. The National Farmers' Alliance backs suffrage, land access, and hard money while opposing public-salaries hikes and favoring tariff revision to curb treasury surpluses. no candidate who does not accept these principles will be endorsed.
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St. Louis
Farmers’ and Laborers’ Union
Northern Alliance
Union
Knights of Labor
L. L. Polk
North Carolina
D. H. Ae
Kansas City
J. H. Turner
National Farmers’ Alliance
Ee Ecomer
Hfe
Ing
United States
Jack the Ripper Haunt Millville Case Shocks City
The body of Mrs. Annis Borden is found in Millville New Jersey with brutal wounds and signs of a violent struggle. Suspect Knox is arrested after witnesses report admissions, though he claims a self inflicted cut explains the blood. Coroner and doctors lead the inquest as police pursue a deadly crime case.
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Millville
N. J
Annis Borden
Frederick Boedel
Miller
Knox
Haitian Minister Price Arrives in U S Discusses Douglass Row
Hannibal Price, newly named Haitian Minister to the United States, arrives aboard the George W. Clyde. Passengers speculate on strained ties between Hippolyte and Fred Douglass over color and a white wife, affecting Haiti’s chance for a Port au Prince coaling station. Price denies rumors of unrest in Hayti and says the people are content.
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Diafatcit
New York
Hannibal Price
United States
George W. Clyde
Price
Hippolyte
Fred Douglass
Douglass
Port Au Prince
Tenaleace
Hayti
Methodist Missions Mobbed in Formosa Attack
Reports from Hongkong and Yokohama describe a mob attack on the China Inland and Methodist Episcopal Missions at Nankang. Chapels and an opium refuge were destroyed, officials stoned, missionaries and wives taking refuge in the Yamon as violence erupted amid regional unrest. The Omaha returned to Yokohama from Corea, and new custom house branches opened at Karatsu Hakodate Kuchi Notsu Fushiki as ports of export.
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San Francisco
China
Hongkong
Yokohama
Formosa
China Inland
Methodist Episcopal
Nankang
United States
Aagship
Omaha
Cores
Custom House
Karatsu
Hakatm Kuchinotsu
Fushiki
Japan
Emin Pacha in Critical Condition Says Cable
Lowpox December 6 Stanley reports to Mr Burdett Coutts that Emin Pacha is in the greatest degree critical. German naval surgeons say only 20 to 100 recover from such cases. Emin Pacha is aged about 60 with serious symptoms and risk of brain hemorrhage.
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Lowpox
Stanley
Burdett-Coutts
Emin Pacha
Emin
Mourning for Jefferson Davis as Funeral Plans Begin
The South mourns Jefferson Davis with his death described as peaceful. He will lie in state in New Orleans City Hall before a Wednesday funeral with a large Southern turnout. A committee led by Colonel William Preston Johnston organizes ceremonies with city officials Confederates and veterans groups, varying burial plans and a temporary resting place before Briarfield.
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South
Jefferson Davis
New Orleans
Shakespeare
Davis
Briarfield
Vicksburg
Mr. Davis
Confederate Veterans’ Association
Northern Virginia
Ino Metallic
Feener
Council Cave
William Preston Johnston
Albert Sidney Johnston
Talans University
United Confederate Veterans
Grand Army of the Republic
Army of Tennessee
Army of Virginia
City Council
Washington Astley Wi
Guard of
Mobile
Ind Ee
Ees
Memorial Services Ordered by North Carolina Governor
Gov Fowle issued a memorial proclamation mourning the death of a beloved Southland leader and calling for memorial services. The proclamation urges the people to assemble for services on the specified date to honor the late governor.
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North Carolina
Rattren
Fowle
Executive Office
Aakeville in Mourning death of Jefferson Davis
Asheville North Carolina mourns at news of the death of former President Jefferson Davis announced to the public in December. The city observes somber notices and local officials reflect on his long controversial career and impact on history.
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Aakeville
Asheville
N. C
Jefferson Davis
Davis Remembered as Leader and Patriot in South
Washington December 6. Friends and former colleagues share memories of Jefferson Davis. E V Murphy recalls Davis as reserved yet firm, while Judah Benjamin’s farewell in the Senate is described as a dramatic scene. Reagan and Wanamaker weigh his integrity and lasting impact on the Confederacy and postwar South.
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Davis
Judah P. Benjamin
Benjamin
Ber
Slistell
Confederacy
Wiggy
Jon
Johnson
Fifty on the Dollar. Depositors Discounting Claims at Lawrence Bank
Depositors in Lawrenceville sell claims at 50 cents on the dollar after the Lawrence Bank failure. William Johnson, president of the Pittsburg Manufacturing Co., bought James Ward's $2000 deposit for $1000. Ward and Heigler discuss the sale as others seek quick funds amid the bank’s uncertain status. Storekeepers report reduced business and fear for survival until the bank’s true condition is known.
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Johnson
Ward
Lawrence Bank
William Johnson
Pittsburg Manufacturing Company
James Ward
Charles Heigler
Foheeoe
Lawrenceville
Pie
Ramor
Ana
Mr. Johnson
Heigler
Slap at Powderly Stirs Labor Split Test in Atlanta
Homer L. McGaw was reinstated by Local Assembly No. 7190 of warehousemen after an Atlanta K of L expulsion. The unanimous vote surprised many Isbor workers and signals continued conflict as Campbell allies vow to pursue the issue, possibly in a special session led by national K of L dignitaries.
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Homer L. McGaw
EK. of
Isbor
McGaw
Atlanta
Sue
Campbell
Tee Men’s Assembly
K. of L
Governor Hill Shot Rumor Sparks Wall Street Panic
A speculative rumor on the New York Stock Exchange spreads that Governor Hill was shot. Traders race to confirm details as the claim ricochets through offices and exchanges, triggering a flurry of messages and frantic inquiries.
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Wall Street
New York
Stock Exchange
Exchange
Fis
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Charles A. Black
D. W. Braden
W. F. Lantz
A. I. Lindsey
George L. Wyly
Black
Samuel Harvey
Mosars
W.T. Lantz
John B
Ace
Samuel Hass
Tenteen
Raa Sl
Bush
Haley
Hess
John RB. Hush
Youn Bosh
Daniel W Badin
Wiliam
Equity
D. Wraden
Laramie Plains Land and Cattie Company
Dawlin & Bush Company
Wyoming Ostila Company
Lemoyne Hoge
Downey House
C. T. Dawson
Halstead
Democratic Committee
Jack, the
Ripper
New Jersey
Methodist Missions
Nankong
Lyleg
Mrs. Davis
Jefferson Davia
Western Union Telegraph Office
Europe
Fenner
Ponte Pn
Bouthland
Fie Ean
Tia Eva Andeas
Wasuineros
Ospital
Senate
E. V. Murphy
Brown
Mixsissi
Eries
Weil
Davie
Mr. Geddings
Outakirta
Mr. Geadings
Deel
Mar. Davis
North
Senator Reagan
Reagan
Hinds County
Congress
Wanamaker
Lawrence
OF the Bank
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Homer McGaw
Warehousemen's Assembly, K. of L
Governor Hill
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