Seventh National Bank of New York Becomes Temporary Receiver
Washington June 27 Comptroller closes Seventh National Bank of New York and names Forrest Rayner temporary receiver after hearing Henry Marquand & Co owes about 1.6 million with doubtful collateral. Bank begins to reopen later. government deposits risks noted. John Thomas warned of cash takeup by Saturday if collateral not secured. Local notices indicate bank assets and stockholders affected.
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Washington
Maryland
New York
Seventh National Bank
William Norton Cromwell
Pais Bank
Barzun
Natijonal Bok
Cloudburst Abroad Damage in Germany
Berlin reports hail storms and cloudbursts devastate Romin ton Prussia district. Emperor William’s estate sustains heavy damage. He orders rapid relief and forwards a large sum of money.
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Germany
Berlin
Rominton
Prussia
William
Himaclf
Five Years in Prison for Barker Case in Jersey City
In Jersey City G Sarker was sentenced to five years in prison for a felonious assault on Reverend Founder Keller of Arlington.
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Barker
Jersey City
N. J
G. Sarker
Foun Keller
Arlington
Harmless Affairs and Political Dust Ups Across The Nation
June 27 reports detail a high court allocation leading to a duel threat among LeProvost Delainey and Anoein, with two shots fired and no decisive result. Additional notes discuss a potential Kaunas governorship, New York satire on Congress, and Harvard alumni dinner funding for medical efforts.
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High Court
Senate
Sonnore LeProvost
Delainey
Anoein
Pltols
THAT ELUSIVE MISS FIFIELD S CENTURY MYSTERY FLOWS FROM MILWAUKEE
A scrambled telegram chain from June 27 details a missing girl named Miss Fifield reported near Milwaukee suburbs. It mentions several suspects and witnesses in Indiana and Illinois, with a lead about a photo matching a girl in a distinctive bicycle costume.
Was Not A Bluffer In Farley Case At Yale
A disjointed report details a notable incident involving Miss Laura Wattere of Marlette and a prominent senior from Normal College during an exodus from college. A young man allegedly drew attention to a Mariette affair while claiming a well known secular class member had earned a controversial reputation. The account references a bank stare near Nermabeompus and a seizure of phrases about the Gilead Boule and salt.
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Bwinein
Laura Wattere
Marlette
Ialeam
Trey
Questien
Erie
Sugar Beet Industry and Domestic Sugar Consumption
A historic discussion notes rising domestic sugar consumption and imports. It highlights expanding production limits, imports growth, and the challenge of self sufficiency for the United States as it relies on external supplies to meet demand. The piece stresses broader economic impacts and future dependency on foreign sources.
Divided on Religion in Breach of Promise Trial
A divided jury, seven Roman Catholics to five Protestants, found for the defendant in a breach of promise case amid religious differences. The trial revealed prolonged courtship, with the plaintiff Protestant and the defendant Roman Catholic, and no engagement offered due to religious variance.
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Ate
Carbondale
Tsaae Tapp
Seventieah
App
Normal University
Sherif Pease
Chieace
Cassini Off For Home In Tariff Talk With Russia
Intimate reports from New York June 27 say Ambassador Cassini plans to meet M de Witte in St Petersburgh upon arrival and press for a settlement of the sugar duty dispute. He seeks to avert a wider commercial war between the United States and Russia, noting Russia denies paying bounty on sugar while Italy also denies bounty claims. The discussions aim to clear misunderstandings and prevent any disruption of relations amid tariff tensions.
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Runsit
Kaiser Withehn der Gros
Arthur Cassini
Thin Country
Kald Kome
United States
Koeln
Rivesla Ated
Tacit ix Ag
Tyre
Russia
Germany
Cage
Te Delia
Agelen
Aibertan Railway
Thomas J. Wickes
Pulman Company
Condit
Tope Leo i
Colombia
Istims
veSesar
Seaton Chaney M. Capewhat
Wade
Mayfield
Wil Hobbs
Mercer
Wis
Ing Ehurebes
Spain
Istion
Increased duties under order subject to fuller investigation
The text notes that certain duties are in effect without an order, while acknowledging the permanency of the increased duties depends on a fuller investigation to be conducted.
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Tinly
Kusata
Shs Assiain
Washington
Dave
Allte de Jartient
Tualy Pak
Sizar
Gage
Treasury
Gage Decuritr
Xuzar
Traly
Tiatlan
Trallan Suger
Emily
Aly
Rusia
Thowsto
Italy
State Department
Fresenry
Deadly floods sweep West Virginia and Virginia towns
Conflicting reports claim over 100 lives as heavy rains flood the Tug and nearby regions. Rescue efforts focus on Pitt River Basin areas with ongoing casualty tallies. North Fork and Dung Grace households identified, while coal communities face curtailments and hunger fears.
King and Speaker Attend Rotterdam Duty Seen at Marlborough House
King Edward and Speaker Keuger witness Yeoman of the Guard inspection at Marlborough House garden in London. Diplomatic exchanges with American officials follow as they tour the grounds and discuss future relations attended by Choate Henderson and Wythe. A separate Rotterdam visit event features Kruger greeted by hosts and workers with pageantry and charity scenes surrounding the Dutch capital.
Commencement Honors for Supreme Court Justice Brewster and Postmaster General
Westeyan University conferred the degree of LL D during commencement exercises on David J. Brewer associate justice of the Supreme Court and on Hon. Elihu Emery Smith postmaster general.
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David J. Brewer
Supreme Court of the United States
el Emery Smith
Wolf Attack Claims Hunter John Hochstock in Molten
A hunter from Molten, John Hochstock, disappeared June 16 while hunting. Rescue teams found seven wolf carcasses in a remote wooded area. Only torn clothing fragments and bones remained, with tracks and a sod-stained scene indicating a violent encounter.
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John Hochstock
Weyanwesa
Wisdane
Hoechstock
Sequel of Misfit Marriage and Final Abduction of Pair Holder
July report from Mattoon recounts the abrupt separation and disappearance of a woman and child linked to a prominent orchestra leader named Froth. Seven years earlier, society figure Misserh Ross faced scandal. Robe Sloped with the orchestra reader, leading to a troubled past. Recent events show Mrs. Froth allegedly buying a ticket for departure with the child toward the far west, with her husband seeking contact.
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Mattoon
Lils
Misserh Ross
Helle
Winstotmn
Thisty
Cnsuiye
Froth
Orchestra Ani
Roth
Sind
Phelmlon
Meg
Elty
Chivage
Bertardine
Troth
Teo
Chicago
Far West
Record of a Schoolmarm in Colonial Times
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a schoolmarm who taught for twenty five years and never loved a day, with hints of a daughter of a senator and a long journey by foot or horse. The passage mixes dated phrases, travel notes, and personal traits, preserving a glimpse of 19th century schooling and social ties.
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Merrinelt
Sen
George Mirrifield
Reid
Dileearis
Telegraph briefs on wartime, politics and society
Fragmented telegraph briefs report sinking of a Japanese vessel, troop movements, and wartime data. Other items cite pensions, exports, imports and legal notices. Mentions Topeka growth, Colombia export taxes, Canaan broadcasts, and local crimes and riots. Includes religious society notes and cherry picking anecdote.
Yale Harvard Boat Races Favor Yale Freshmen and Varsity
New London reports Yale favored in both races at the Yale Harvard regatta. Freshmen race at 4 PM with odds 6 to 2 against Yale, while Yale varsity leads at 5 to 4. The main event follows at 6:30 PM over four miles downstream with Yale racing east and Harvard west.
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Yale
Cher
Harvard
Court Intervenes In Cattle Case
Denver June 27 Judge Hallett of the United States district court granted a writ of habeas corpus in the case of Edward H Reid a cattle shipper from Omaha who had been convicted in Arapaho county court of shipping cattle into the state without a signed bill of health from the state inspector and sentenced to six months in the county jail The writ is returnable Saturday If the federal court sustains the state court decision the National Live Stock Association plans to appeal to the United States Supreme Court.
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Denver
Hallett
United States District Court
Edward H. Reid
Omaha
Arapaho County
Texas
National Live Stock Association
United States Supreme Court
Fire at Lehigh Valley Freight House Drowns Several
A fire at the Lehigh Valley freight house along Buffalo creek broke out this afternoon and engulfed the building. Firefighters struggled to control the blaze as flames drove several workers into the creek. Reports indicate several men perished in the flooding water. Authorities are investigating the cause and identifying victims.
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Lehigh Valley
Buffalo Creek
Prominent Iowa Official Dies Suddenly in Marshalltown
Jacob B. Pence ex deputy internal revenue collector for northern Iowa and former Marshall County sheriff collapsed and died of heart failure in Marshalltown on June 27.
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Marshalltown
Jacob B. Pence
Internal Revenue
Northern
Iowa
Marshall County
Bubonic Plague Report From Portugal and Other Notices
Correspon dencial reports 12 plague cases and four deaths at Oporto Portugal amid a rush of other items. Wreck of Passenger Train No 22 on St Paul road kills Engineer Wash Snow, with 38 years service and 1.5 million miles. Texas oil ruling and governor condition updates accompany a mix of humor and brief notices.
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Portugal
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Yortage
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St. Paul
Scanal
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