Northern Pacific Lead Amid Wall Street Crash Turmoil
New York May 10 The stock market opened up as investors anticipated recovery in London but soon became erratic amid a brutal rally and sharp losses. Northern Pacific rose but then sold at 160 and 150, Morgan and Co and others prepared to renew yesterday’s losses as confidence wavered. Reports of failures and margin calls followed with Liabilities at 100000 for Hilton & Co, while brokers like Jackson signed on. Markets remained volatile with trading halted in places as panic and fears of forced selling persisted.
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St. Paul
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Honagan & Co
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Samuel Jackson
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J. FP. Morgan & Co
BM. Harriman
J. P. Morgan & Co
Weer
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Harriman Antonew
Burtington
Great Northern
Morzan-Fii
Hartman Od Morzan
Ind Kubo, Taeb & Co
Harriman
President McKinley Parade Honors In Los Angeles May Day
Fresno copy describes McKinley and Cabinet viewing a flower filled parade in Los Angeles on May 10 with crowds, flags, and a naval review. The president rode in an open carriage, greeted by cheers as rose petals showered the box and women tossed rose leaves for luck.
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Broadway
Mike Sardines
McKin=ley
Bhtale
McKinley Arrives in Los Angeles and Aides Are Pickpocketed
President McKinley and party are greeted in Los Angeles by Governor Nash and a local congressional delegation. A pickpocket in the crowd stole two pockets from Secretary Wilson and Colonel Moore, later arrested with Moore’s son’s gold ring and Wilson’s wallet containing 173 dollars. The president dined with Homer Roughlin and returned to their train after a brief public stop before continuing to Monte. Stops planned at Ventura Santa Barbara and Sayreville.
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Wilton
Mornine
Wis Yarty
Los Angeles
Rusident
Wile von
Charles A. Moore
Moore
Congress
Arizons
Wilsons
Sam Angelesla
Nash
Ohie
Mckinley
Homer Roughlin
Catia
Coroner's Jury Delays Verdict in Insane Hospital Case
At Jacksonville a coroner's jury investigating a patient death at the hospital for the insane postponed verdict pending a chemical analysis of the stomach. The organ was sent to the state laboratory at Urbane for examination.
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Jacksonville
State Laboratory
Urbane
Bishop Voices Moral Alarm On Gambling Menace
Bishop Lawrence denounces gambling as a symptom of a broader moral decline in society. He warns of a growing fixation on wealth, warning against the lure of risk and the erosion of work discipline, urging churches to address vice rather than police actions alone.
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Hoston
Lawrence
Protestant Episcopal Church
Iireddines
Lyone
Trouble in Total? Kansas City Labor Tensions Rise
A garbled Kansas City to To ta sequence shows May 18 labor trouble between workers and local authorities. Officials consider security measures as arrests occur, while Kansas officials discuss protecting workers and easing tensions amid regional strain. Governor Stanley plans no action to shut Total’s office, as labor unrest dominates the scene.
Our Strenuous Cirls Morween terval Chasers 1 Migh Behoot
In Morween interval at Mattoon Illinois a fierce schoolyard battle erupted on the green in front of the school Wednesday between sophomores and freshmen. About a score of sophomores were involved as fresher girls clashed with the attackers, umbrellas and broken props littering the scene. The conflict lasted around twenty minutes with honors even as the rivals retreated.
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Ill
Durkee Case Claims Challenge Treasury Refuses Interviews
A long dispatch from Washington quotes Treasury Secretary letter to Durkee claimants attorney. It states no funds or bonds of any description were deposited with or held by the Treasury for Durkee or his associates, and no judicial relief exists. The Treasury will not participate in interviews on this matter, noting prior failed court attempts in District of Columbia.
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Tle Treasury
Dupkey
John
Kay Keuilaill
Charles Teipkee
United States
Lin
Saville Hillcoat Company
Durkee
Borsults
Laine
Sipagene Court
District of Columban
Treasury Department
TJ. Gage
Charles Poster
Toledo
Charles Foster
Fostoria
Freasury
Fiti
United States District Court
Tsh Foster
I Fostoria
Apallovia Report on Pox Cases and Suspicions
Apallovia notes two cases of canali pox in Fils vicinity. A muh wt price wd an Dacian woman ay Sand fake claim the disease. The latter in a vie Tent fori.
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Jarius
Fils
Rare pediatric disease claimed three year old Garnet Jones
A fragmentary report describes a rare disease slowly consuming Garnet Jones of Winchester, with medical notes by Dr Muhloghan. The child developed finger and toe eruptions, then color changes and paralysis of limbs, followed by death as the body deteriorated.
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Maynard
Garnet Jones
Winchester
Pr. Muhlogan
Jones
Entertained a Rascal at Lakeword Heath Reming ton Cottage
A strained tale from Lakeword Heath reports W Blossoneo former rector of St Tail's parish hosted a vagrant at Remington cottage. The man asked for a night’s lodging, ate supper, and was persuaded to stay. He left early the next morning after a chaotic visit to the town. Chief Nolan led the arrest at Mount Calvary, with Sheriff Groveit handling the case as the $18 note was noted. The episode continues with local chatter and wider reports of crime and court activity across the region.
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St. Tail's Earry
Remington
Lakeword Heath
Ithmer
Nolan
Mount Calvary
Burs
Sherriiia
Non political talks mark Wu and Conger visit in Washington
American ministers Wu and Conger met in Washington in a social exchange with no discussion of China policy. Americans hold the forbidden city in Pekin while evacuating other districts, awaiting Washington orders.
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Forbidden City
Pekin
Conger
China
Curious accident to an express train at Ludwigshafen
A Strasburg express train failed brakes at Ludwigshafen Bavaria on May 10, killing a woman and injuring several. The train crashed through a station wall crossed a 30 yard street plowed into a freight train and toppled into the harbor. In Huntington Pennsylvania the boiler of a freight engine exploded killing four crew members.
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Huntington Broad Top
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Mob fatally harms Black man in Vilosta Georgia
May 10 report from Vilosta Georgia states Henry Johnson, a Black man, was fatally harmed by a mob after he fired at a man named Foraker and missed. Johnson confessed intent to cause fatal harm to Foraker.
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Henry Johnson
Johnson
Foraker
Irish People seized by police in Dublin raid
Dublin police across several cities including Cork and Limerick seized all copies of William O Briens paper the Irish People found at newsdealers. The issues contained abusive attacks on King Edward and Cardinal Vaughan and included an address to the king.
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Limerick
William O'Brien
Edward
Cardinal Vaughan
Cummins Looks Like A Winner In Dallas County
Dallas county leaders concede A. B. Cummins and Conger can beat in the governor race. Cummins backers claim 14 of 150 delegates from the Seventh district and solid support in the Eleventh. May 1 despatch reports political maneuvering across several districts.
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