Bardley Confesses Mixed Funds Scandal Defense at Trial
John Bardley, former city treasurer, testifies before Judge Wilson, denying theft while detailing stock bets and bank loans. He blames Marsh and Drew for bank troubles, claims no public money was misused, and vows to aid recovery efforts as he faces verdicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmers
People’s Bank
Whiich
Philadelphia Gas Works
Bradford Mills
Keystone
Tardsley
Bis
City
Keystone Bank
Marsh
Bank
Faaminer Drew
Mr. Drew
John C. Tucas
Trenholm
Drew
Thiren
Stetemoney
Ammon
Wanamaker
Bardsley
Epistare
Kermtone Bank
Beltneore Traction Company
Granville B
Lidoes
Tenesiot Keystome
Farmer and Mechanic's Bank
Decor and
Mechanic's
Meroh
Hernileer
Cromyssion
Permine
Depemibew
Milladelphia
Phindelphia
Lucen
Tee
Lucas
Mr. Lucas
Hubert Glendenning & Co
Glendenning & Co
Glentenning & Co
H. T. Yard
Manufacturers
Spring Garden
Third National
Columbia National
Chester National
Drexel & Co
Farmers and Mechanics’ National
Farmers and Mechanics’ National Bank
Ohio State Democratic Convention Set to Choose Time and Place
The Democratic State Committee meets to fix the convention date and location and to allocate delegates. Tensions rise between Campbell and Neal factions, with Cincinnati members opposing Campbell aligned interests. Neal members reportedly push for Cleveland as the convention site, while opposition claims Neal holds six seats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contume
Democratic State Committee
Gamaphell
Neal
Severs
Mnesibers
Cincinnati
Campbell
Cleveland
Contested Convention Vote Sets Course for Ohio Delegates
The article outlines a split within Ohio factions over convention location with Cleveland and Columbus as rivals. Neal supporters, plus members from Cuyahoga County, influence potential appointment of delegates depending on turnout and presence of key committees tomorrow. Hamilton county may shift the tally if historical apportionment is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal
Cuyahoga Coun
Lkely
Cleveland
Econmi
Mted Roxies
Sandusky
Columbus
Campbell
Lewis G. Bernard
Hamilton County
Caase
Farmers Alliance Meeting to Target Sub Treasury Plan in Dallas
Jackson Mississippi June 23 reports detail the anti sub treasury move led by M S Hall Missouri Alliance president and Polk conflict. A Dallas July 10 meeting is planned with strong attendance as Hall faces pressure to resign or abandon the sub treasury push. The dispute could fracture the National Alliance and spur independent organizing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti - Sub - Treasury League
Dallas
Tex
Jackson
Miss
Messrs. Polk
Livingston
McDaniel
Willetts
Farmers' Alliance
National Alliance
National Alliance Legislative Council
Washington
M. 8
Hall
Missouri Alliance
Anti-Sub- Treasury League
Legislative Council
Polk
sub-Treasury
Legislative Committee
Co operation the battle cry Kansas Alliance plan
Van Buren Prather state lecturer of the Kansas Alliance writes to the Congressional Alliance outlining the new cooperative framework. He declares the movement will form the sub structure of the Alliance and emphasizes unity and progress through cooperative principles and shared prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torrxa
Green County Republicans Instruct Morrison for State Treasurer
The Green County Republican Convention was held with harmony. A full ticket was named including Samuel Webster as Associate Judge Dennia White as Sheriff David Weaver as Jury Commissioner William Kinney as Poor Director and W T Baker as Coroner Knox chosen as delegate Allen P Dickey elected Chairman and L W Sayers Secretary The convention instructed for John W Morrison of Allegheny county for State Treasurer and urged a constitutional revision convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Varaisseno
Green County
Juge
Samuel Webster
Center
Dennia White
Whitely
David Weaver
Jackson
William Kinney
W. T. Baker
Waynes I
Jr. Knox
Waynesburg
Divergent Alliance Men Clash Over Muir Re Election
Grand Forks reports the State Farmers' Alliance opens with 300 delegates, three days of business including officer elections, National convention delegates, and constitutional changes. Intense debate features Walter Muir and the Cincinnati platform on silver coinage and government loans, with radical and conservative camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grarp Ponds
M. D
State
Farmers’ Alliance
Representative Alliance
Walter Muir
Muir
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Platfors
Mormon leaders deny church meddling in Utah politics
President Woodruff and George Q Can non deny claims that the Peoples Party of Utah, a Mormon membership group, was dissolved by the church. They say the church does not control members politics and favor a separation of church and state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff
Mormon Church
George Q. Cannon
Soalled People's Party of
Utah
Woodrall
Republicans Form Second Club in McKeesport
McKeesport will see a second Republican club as a branch of the State League organized soon. Originators expect to start with about 50 members and include many of the city’s best old Republicans. The Union Club is also growing, with plans to co organize a club early in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKessvout
McKeesport
State League
Union Club
Co i
Uly
Herget Brothers Distillery Sold to Whisky Trust
Pekin based Herget Brothers distillery, long competing with the Whisky Trust, has reportedly been acquired. The Whisky Trust holds an option on the property at 500000 dollars with final negotiations nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catcaco
Herget Brothers
Pekin
Whisky Trust
Believers Hold Healing Convention at Western Springs
A telegraphed report from Carcago details a religious convention at Western Springs where Rev. A. B. Simpson presided over prayers for healing. Attendees report multiple alleged cures amid faith and skepticism, with testimonies from Mrs. Webster, John D. Williams, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carcago
Western Springs
A. B. Simpson
International Christian Alliance
New Yorker
Diny
Charles H. Weeks
Cook County Hospital
Mra. J. ©. Webster
God
Jesus
Lulu
John DP. Williams
Lake Street
Wedding of Woh Sing and Miss Alice Peers Draws Crowd
A wedding in Garesville Fra attracts significant local interest. Woh Sing, Chinese laundry and grocery owner, marries Miss Alice Peers, a Florida native. Judge Gardner officiates as uninvited onlookers witness the ceremony from a veranda. Woh Sing, a Canton native, says he loves Florida and has lived in the country for six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garesvitte
Woh Sing
Alice Peers
Gardner
Florida
Canton
Ching
Beecher Statue to be Unveiled in Brooklyn City Hall Plaza
New York June 2 The Beecher statue in Brooklyn City Hall plaza will be unveiled tomorrow Mayor Chapin presides Gertrude Beecher a grandchild will unveil beside Sculptor Jape The Reverend Dr Charles K Hall will present Park President Brower will speak President Seth Low will deliver the oration and Reverend Gustave Gottheil will pronounce the benediction
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yeurs
Beecher
City Hall Plaza
Brooklyn
Chapin
Gertrude Rosana Beecher
Jape
Charles K. Hall
Brower
Seth Low
Columbia College
Gustave Gottheil
Temple Emanuel
New York
State bond buyback proposal may save funds
Eastern holders of State bonds offer to purchase bonds before maturity with a five percent premium. The plan could save the state 60 000 to 80 000 in interest. Commissioners plan to travel to New York around July 1 to negotiate with holders and may buy about 60 000 worth of bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columneus
New York
Woman Fights Dog Bite Attack in Public
Mrs James Parrish faced a ferocious bulldog tonight as the animal lunged at her throat. The struggle left her with a severe hand wound and bites to the wrist and arm while she fought to pry the dog from her grip and mouth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Parrish
Fragmentary Civil War Memoir Snippet Emerges
A brief, garbled excerpt recalls a tense scene where a dog behaves oddly amid mounting fear and public unrest. The text hints at ongoing discontent and uneasy observations over several days.
Depew and Directors Face Trial Over Railroad Heating System
In New York, Chauncey M Depew and railroad directors appeared in the Court of Oyer and Terminer to answer misdemeanor charges for allowing the Baker heater system to be used in passenger cars, despite the February collision. District Attorney Nicoll opened the case, detailing directors duty and liability. Four widows of February collision victims watched from the gallery as evidence unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Youx
Court of Oyer and Terminer
New Haven Railroad
Chauncey M. Depew
Genendans
Dae
John B M. Bowers
Henry W. Tatty
Thomas Thatcher
Jas. W. Towne
Clark
Reed
Robinson
Wheeler, Newbrink
William Rockefeller
Hey
New York
Nicoll
Railrroad
el- Tembors
Ley
Baker
van Brant
Europe
Depew
Cooley Gang Terrorizes Georges Township Residents
Gazette reports Frank Cooley and his brother Jack lead a violent gang ruling six miles of mountain fringe above Hydetown. Fear grips households as villagers arm themselves, a $100 reward awaits for the leader, and church property has been looted by the menacing group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooley
Arma
Dispatcs
Anxioxtows
Jane
Georges Township
Frank Cooley
Hydetown
Jack
Miers
Charlie Ewing
Smithfield
Little Presbyterian Church
Prof King on the Stand in Marlatt Murder Trial
In rebuttal the State calls Prof Byron W King of Pittsburgh. He treated Marlatt for stammering and reported no abnormal behavior. Neighbors testify Marlatt appeared fine while a jury member recalls Marlatt’s mother noting family insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yousosrows
Marlatt
Byron W. King
Pittsburg
Marlate
Samuel Nye
New Lisbon Gra
Marlat
Treasury gold reserves decline since the first of the month
A Treasury Department statement shows net gold in the Treasury on the th inst at 121,893,339 dollars, down 11,873,426 from the Ist inst. The report traces holdings back to 1836, noting the lowest balance earlier and a peak in 1880 at 213,616,253 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Department
Treasury
Pennsylvania and West Virginia offices named money order sites
The June 23 update lists Mahoning town Mount Jackson and Dlifton in Pennsylvania as money order offices effective July 6 1801. In West Virginia St Joseph Marshall county and Cross Creek Village Washington county are noted for postal note bites and money orders with 14 cents.
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Wasninctos
Pennsylvania
Mahoningtown
Mount Jackson
Lawrence County
Dlifton
West Virginia
St. Joseph
Marshall County
Isciades
Crosscreek Village
Washington County
Preparations Ramp Up for Fourth of July at Schenley Park
Work on park arrangements is underway led by Chief Bigslow with fans and staking in place. Fundraising continues with several donors contributing but no official total set as effort to cover celebration costs proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schenley Park
Esex
Bigslow
Larkin
McGraves
McG Smith
Rioting Chinese Loot Jesuit Mission in Wuhu
Chinese mobs attacked Jesuit premises near Wuhu on May Day burning buildings and looting. British consul aided by local authorities helped prevent a massacre while gunboats and troops arrived to quell the riot. Abductions and killings reported as Cantonese targets expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Wahu
Atmob
Tuoti
Chinese Navigation Company
Ila
Ker
Shanghai
Conans
Tacti
Shen Ping Cheng
Aphui
Taiping Fa
Wan
A Hai
China
North China Station
Linnett
Woosong
Wuhu
Wuhan
Nganking
Taota
North Gate
Tli Sth
de Jonquieres
Rome
Canton
Expressions We Use A Jolly Dog Gents Claim Clarity in Contest
Readable fragments describe a challenge to the Saker of Chile and the present Congress. Insurgents claim facts about authority and constitutional limits, arguing the Se never delegated power and that any act beyond the last Congress would be unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gents
Chile
Congress
Belle Bilton Case Highlights Wertheimer Verdict
A 1647 court note reports a jury finding Isidor Tint a co respondent in the divorce suit involving Belle Bilton now Countess of Clancarty. The verdict assigns Wertheimer responsibility for 245 due for fodder supplied to Lady Dante’s horse under his name.
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Earl of Clancarty
Ony
Wertheimer
Lospex
Tify
High Con
Isidor Tint
Lady da
Belle Bilton
Mosaic Hall
Dante
Henry Campbell Libel Suit Involving Cork Daily Herald
Libel action by Henry Campbell MP for South Fermanagh against John Hooper and Eliza Nagle owners of Cork Daily Herald continued. Counsel argued Campbell did not see the letters.Mr. Parnell did. Witnesses testified that letters and telegrams presented in court bore Mrs. OShea handwriting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinal
Eell
O'Shea
Ees Bell
Harrison Party in Paris Welcomed by U S Minister
United States Minister Hon Whitelaw Reid and members of the legation greeted Mrs McKee and Mrs Russell Harrison on arrival in Paris at the railroad station. They were driven to Reid's residence to establish headquarters during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minister Reid
Paris
United States
Whitelaw Reid
Legation
McKee
Russell Harrison
Gorst Keeps Office After Salisbury Reconciles With Cross
In June Lord Salisbury brokered peace between Viscount Cross and Sir John Gorst. Gorst tendered his resignation, which has been withdrawn, leaving Gorst in office and Cross as Secretary of State for India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Viscount Cross
Loxspos
Lord Salisbury
Pacey
Thies Fois Eco Ee Ee
Sir John Gorst
A LUCKY NEW CASTLE WOMAN
New Casts June 21 Mr and Mrs L L Vannetta of New Castle will inherit about 200000 from a relative in England. Mrs Vannetta, born Woods, is English and has in Ohio a cautious brother seeking his share. The estate is valued around 300000 with multiple heirs and legal proceedings underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Vannetta
New Castle
Vannetta
W Secnalgus
Vanetta
Ohio
Ils Slater
German Servant Girl’s Body Found After Garden Jump
A servant girl visited the Zoological Garden last evening and, unseen, removed her clothes and jumped into a orople. The corpse was recovered this morning by a pit worker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frasefort
Zoological Garden
France's Demand on Malti in Haiti Case
Foreign Minister Ribot limits France to demanding Haiti pay indemnity to the family of Figaud the Frenchman killed in Haiti. The move centers on restitution rather than broader action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ribot
France
Figaud
Haiti
Pigaud
Prince George of Greece Arrives in California
Prince George of Greece lands in San Francisco aboard the Gaelic after helping save the Russian Czarewitch from a Japanese attack in Yokohama. He downplays the deed saying he merely blocked two blows with his walking stick before continuing to Copenhagen and Petersburg to rejoin the Czarewitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Prince George
Greece
Prince Imperial
Yokohama Muayal
Czarewitch
Copenhagen
New One
Boudon
Ance Brevess
Drummers Enjoy River View From Monongahela House Lobby
A Monongahela River scene in Pittsburgh draws musicians and locals alike. Drummers sit in the lobby doorway and later gather on Water Street as river breezes and green hills frame summer city life amid varied opinions on suburban retreats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monongahela House
Water Street
Enat
Cresson
Pitts
Presidential Appointments and Honors Announced
The President named Warren C. Flummer to a Public Money Receiver post at Minot North Dakota replacing Dean W Hammond. William H. Hare was named to a vacancy in North Yakima Washington while Thomas N. Vance resigned the prior post. F kk v Brathwaite becomes Assistant Surgeon in the navy with the rank of E i nh e and John F. Tritle receives a certificate of merit for distinguished service with Company K Seventh Cavalry at Wounded Knee Creek South Dakota December 29 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company K
Seventh Cavalry
Wounded Knee Creek
5. D
Earthquake Shakes Pasadena and Nearby Areas
A moderate earthquake was felt last evening near Los Angeles with tremors reported in Pasadena and La Fernando. The shallow quake caused minor damage and prompted residents to assess aftershocks. No injuries are reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Axosies
Dunce B
Pasadena
la Fernando
Chilean Insurgents Seek French Aid as Tacna Arica Offer
A Paris telegram says Chilean insurgents press for French support and pledge to cede Tacna and Arica to Peru if recognized as belligerents. Peru rejects the offer. Chile’s National Congress approves a proclamation aimed at undermining the insurgency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasnrxerox
Paris
Saya
Peru
Tacna
Arica
Coneja
Chile
Fire Damages Several Plants and Stores Across Cities
Multiple fires caused losses across Chicago Minneapolis Jefferson and McKeesport. Stein Iirsch starch works suffered 15000 dollars in damage under insured risk. Jefferson Texas business block destroyed with 73000 dollars loss and 15000 dollars insured. Beaver Refinery near Washington Pennsylvania burned with unknown insurance. Other small fires included a cupboard store blaze at 24 Sixth street and fireworks store incident in McKeesport damaging goods and front of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Stein Iirsch
Penn Avenue
Minneapolis
Steel Railway Company
Lake Harvest
Jefferson
Tex
Thia Town
Washington
Beaver Refinery Company
Sixth Street
William Watson
McKeesport
William Fulton
Death in obscurity ends widow of Edwin Forrest
New York dispatch reports Catherine N. Sinclair Forrest widow of tragedian Edwin Forrest died at 74 in WestBlehty Street. Once prominent on stage she spent her final years in obscurity under the care of a friend, leaving only Theodore Voortrees as kin. The long divorce saga and a favorable alimony verdict in January 4 are recalled as her life in the spotlight fades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dishater
New Yoas
Catherine N. Sinclair
Edwin Forrest
West Blehtyfourth Street
Forrest
St. Matthew's
Ninth Avenue
Theodore Voortrees
New York Central Railroad
Catherine Sinclair
John Sinclair
England
America
Sinclair
Mr. Forrest
Catherine Randlair Forrest
Pennsylvania
Publica
Loase
Twenty-second Street
Trudgedian
Consuelo
George Jameson
Alward
Jameson Red
Deapen Ieyes
Tragedy and Co
New York
Nacional Theater
Church and
Leonard Streets
Kogland
Pelt
Winter Garden Theater
Yonkers
Mrs. Forrest
George Vanderhoff
Broughams Lycceum
Freeze
Lay Terese
Lady Teazle
Petuline
Lady Mabel
Beatrice
Walcott
Browstase
Chippes i
Westinghouse Electric adjourns meeting to July
The Westinghouse Electric Company annual meeting adjourned again until July at 8 o clock with only eight attendees, six officers. In Westinghouse absence Bannister said adjournment was due to stock turnout and stockholder fatigue amid delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse Electric Company
Westinghouse
Bannister
His Employers Money Embezzlement Hearing Bound
W Scott Thomas, employed by W De Beaumont architect, was arrested yesterday by Constable Metner on a charge of embezzling 50. The case involves a broken note converted to cash. Alderman Mc Masters issued the warrant and the defendant appeared in default of 60 ball for a hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Scott Thomas
W. de Beaumont
Metner
de Beaumont
Alderman McMasters
Man Charged with Bigamy After Illicit Second Marriage
George Owry of Mt. Washington is accused of bigamy after marrying again last December without a divorce from his first wife. The first wife learned of the second union and alerted the other woman. A hearing is set for Friday with possible jail time if convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Owry
George Z. Owry
Mt. Washington
Father Karney
St. St Paul's
Patrons Demand Train Safety or New Operators
Riders of the Cestie Shannon Railroad Company urge action after disruptions on trains. They call for a constabulary presence or hiring trained staff to restore order and ensure safe service amid crowded carriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cestie Shannon Railroad Company
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Jon Wanamaker
SPR
AL Thiagham
Patcanecema
Jace
John Bardsley
Moyamensing
Ile
Inige Wilson
Clendenning & Co
Toca’ Geath
Mx Marsh
West Chicago
Dford Mills Company
John
James Dobson
Dobsons
Bardsley Save
Germantown
Biist Loanig
Pelotia
Loanig
Ray Banal
Robert Glendenning & Co
H. H
Connells
Sam
Ohio State Convention
the Farmer Alliance
The
Kansas Alliance
Constitutional Convention Ofposed
Morrison
Divergent Alliance
Grand Forks
M’keesport
Illinois
Scoffera
W. D. Smock
L. J. Bushawn
Outa D.C
W. F. Hunt
Aew
the Beecher
DOG
Ferocio
TEI
Attia
Orator Depew
Fayette County
Prof. King
Department
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Harrison
Gorst
Malti
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Japan
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