Bankers Reach an Agreement No More Gold Exports Two Months
Bankers meet to outline plans to halt gold exports for at least two months. A committee reports progress on restricting foreign exchange, with proposals to sell bills of exchange at fixed figures to prevent bullion movement. Banks and trust companies express confidence, while deposits across several institutions are tallied to total around 18 million dollars. Further remarks reference political interference and a Paulist push in the governor race.
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New York
Phils
Eugr
Emer
Bankers
Megan & O's
Whit
Tewis
Luthers
Edward Baeh
Ord PO Morean & Co
Mit
Linker
Willouwlties
Boris
Heron Nathoritl
National Bank
Caedee Ees Cevaeneenee Saad
Tosigee Seedertok
Tapnen
Huilletin National Tank
Tirst Teagan
Mionger
Willa Sherer
Chearlhwowse
Philidelbhin
Philadelpoliti
Dangerous Birthday Jollity Claims Fatal Gunfire Incident
At a burial party in Blodson County two men fired from a residence on Maloey Avenue wounding William Mirshall and killing the celebrant’s daughter as mourners prayed at the grave. Police arrested Peter Hellings and John Chives after witnesses described a backstory involving a shotgun blast from the house. Marshal suffered non life threatening injuries.
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Dersey
William Mirshall
Mien
Ely
Blodson County
Cathe Ole
Munshill
Mr. Marshall
Ben
Peter Hellings
Maloey Avenue
Peter
Alderman Warns Public Over Lottery Chicanery
The notice cautions residents about illegal gambling schemes and urges reporting to authorities. It notes state laws prohibit chances or lotteries and warns that noncompliance will lead to prosecution if pursued.
Women to Run Battle Creek Street Cars for Charity
In Battle Creek on mid July 27 Newt Morving announces a women led event where the entire street railway service and several businesses will be run by women. Proceeds benefit Nicholas Hospital with a grand Lake View finale expected to draw a large crowd.
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Battle Creek
Newt Morving
Nicholas Hospital
Lake View
Gegune Lake
Wilkes-Harre
Wyombe Valley Traction Company
Milnesville
Hoss Joseph Seigfoss
Hewding
Lymnport
Lehich
J.C. Wuehter
Asfs Hartian
Lane
C. Ebert
Philadelphia
Howe
Pormeyania
New Jersey
Honest Money League Formed by Democrats in New York
The Democrat honest Money league of America was formed tonight at the Plaza hotel. It grew from several meetings of Democratic business men held in New York, with the intention of promoting honest money principles.
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New York
Democrat Honest Money League of America
Plaza Hotel
Diggs and Laas Battle for Populist Title in Kangus War
In Topeka July 27 reports describe a bitter feud between Mrs Anna Diggs and Mrs Mary Laas over leadership among Kangus Populist women. Diggs pleads for withdrawal as tensions flare in a long running rivalry said to be warlike.
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Topeka
Kan
Anna Diggs
Mary Laas
Kangus
Mra
Thie
Suspected Murderer Bram and Crew Held After Halifax Arrival
Boston reporters relay that Bram and the crew of the Herbert Puller are in police custody after the murder of Captain Nash aboard the Ameri Can barkenting. Witnesses describe suspicions rising from the mate’s strange conduct and attempted concealment of revolvers as investigators tighten the case.
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Bram
Boston
Plant
Olivette
Halifax
Pirat
Ameri Can
Herbert Puller
Nash
Spence
Becauze
Erylig
Flim
Bramm
Lilm
Tibet
Mrenehiman
Monk
Ax Ty
Mra. Nash
Cyclone Davis Reconciles After Convention Debate
In St Louis on July 27 Cyclone Davis discussed the convention outcome with a crowd in the Lindell corridors. He said about a thousand differed with him and only one result mattered, the selection of Byran. He noted a pivotal choice between persuading the majority or yielding, and asserted the group had to wire up. He remarked not all were statesmen, the opposing thousand were not fools or traitors, and they concluded they were right.
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St. Louis
Cyclone Davis
Lindell
Wryon
Beaten Candidate's Revenge in Florida Shooting
Captain W Hurley Tucker general manager of Tay res Atlantic and Gulf railroad was shot at his home in Orlando by Alfred St Jair Ab twins Lake county prosecuting attorney. Tucker survived though wounded Ab twins accused Tucker of foul play in his defeat and admitted motive related to the election.
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Orlando, Fla
W. Hurley Tucker
Tayres, Atlantic and Gulf Railroad
Alfred St.Jair Abtwins
Lake County
State Camp Encampment Reports Minor Illnesses
Official data from the state camp shows 606 men assigned, with three officers and 72 privates treated for illnesses last week. No serious sickness reported. encampment deemed very satisfactory and successful overall.
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Horriehune
Usth
Demands Rise to Free Melton Held in Cuban Prison
Key West citizens press Secretary Olney and Secretary Stockton to secure release of Dot Melton, Times Union correspondent captured on the Competitor. He faces a death sentence and harsh confinement at Fort Cabanas, amid reports of dire prison conditions and a new civil trial delay.
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Jacksonville
Mla
United States
Dot Melton
Fort Cabanas
Key Weet
Florida
Key West
Olney
Cuba
Melton
Toy Wa
Stockton
Mavarna
Contes
Cabanes
Havana
Senator Mitchell Way on Chicago Ticket Support
The report notes Senator Mitchell remained undecided on backing the Chicago ticket last week. Tie indicated he was elected by Democrats and questioned how he could endorse an economic policy under current conditions.
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Mitchell
Chicago
Tie
Daring daylight robbery may end in murder at New Castle
Five men traveling from Youngstown on a Pittsburg and Western train to New Castle were involved in a bold afternoon robbery at Millsbury. Johnston was knocked senseless and robbed as the train passed. Two suspects were captured and jailed. Johnston was hospitalized.
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New Castle
Edinburg
Samuel Johnston
William Foley
Thomas Digan
Pittsburg
Youngstown
Millsbury
Johnston
Dugan
Fail
Cyclone Storm Ravages Pittsburg and Nearby Areas
A violent cyclone struck Pittsburg causing two deaths and extensive damage. Homes lost roofs, trees uprooted, and streets flooded while several churches and utilities suffered. Losses and injuries spread to Wilkes-Barre and Philadelphia with hundreds of structures affected.
Inspection Opens as Goods Arrive with Week Specials
Goods have just come to hand and are now open for inspection. The line includes 6 pieces 64 inch English Sicilian at 1.25 value, 6 pieces 46 inch Pure Mohair Brocade at 1.00 value 1.50, 10 pieces 46 inch Ex-Fine Henrietta Gée at 0.50, with cleaning up price on Wash Silks Swivel Silks and Printed China and Jap Silks offering notable interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Massacre Prevented on Crete by British Troops
A Crete dispatch reports a Sunday panic during a national assembly session as Turks prepared to attack the ship Christine. The Hood landed marines to deter action, but order was restored before engagement. A Turk killed by a fellow Turk occurred during the disturbance along with skirmishes near Retino and Herskilion. Sixty Crete volunteers were found on the inlaws.
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Athens
Crete
National Assembly
Onder
Durinc
Rethno
Retin
Herskilion
Bryan Urges Restraint in Open Letter on Currency Policy
Lincoln July 27 Senator Jones hints no immediate plan to reconcile Democratic and Populist factions with Bryan withholding decisive action. Bryan wrote that he will act with deliberation and avoid harsh criticism while seeking a fair solution on free coinage and the three parties.
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Lincoln, Neb
Jones
Lincoln
Bryan Tonlght
Bryan
Cotaety
Trial of Dr Jameson and associates ends in adjournment
London July 27 The trial of Dr Jameson and his Transvaal raid associates nears its end as defense counsels Sir Palwoord Clarke and Sir Frank Lockwool push for prisoners. Sir Richard Webster the attorney general spoke for the government and the case was adjourned at the close of his reply.
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London
Jameson
Transvaal
Palwoord Clarke
Frank Lockwool
Richard Webwher
Richian Websters
Jehu Maker Urges Fusion with Bryan Sewell Ticket
Jehu Maker, former Illinois Republican congressman who defeated Morrison, spoke to the Illinois Populist delegation today urging a united silver force behind Bryan and Sewall on the Populist platform.
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Ilinois
Fusion
St. Louwie
Jehu Maker
Vitnois
William J. Morrison
Congress
Uinois
Bryan
Sewall
Stage Robbery Near Cripple Creek by Three Masked Men
Three masked highwaymen held up a Cripple Creek stage near Urassy five miles east of town, stealing twelve gold watches and eight hundred fifty dollars. Passengers included two or three ladies who were not molested. A posse with bloodhounds pursued the bandits. In other notes, the steamship arrivals list ships visiting New York from Europe and domestic ports. A tragedy in Reading, Pa reports David M Hetringer, four, committed suicide by ingesting poison.
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Cripple Creek
Col
Urassy
Here
Fatal gas blast at Bear Ridge colliery kills three
An explosion at Bear Ridge colliery in Potteville early today killed Michel Bragiel Preston Hi and Wikie Quinn and seriously injured Janes Mallaney of Girardville. The injured man Mil honey cannot provide details due to his condition. The Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company own the mine, which had been gas free prior to the incident.
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Potteville
Bear Ridge
Michel Bragiel
Preston Hi
Wikie Quinn
Conners
Remarkable prolonged Fast Attracts Attention In Hattle Creek
Mrs Henry Ingram of Hattle Creek Michigan has endured a five month fast. She began at 210 pounds and has not eaten for ten days. Crowds visit to witness her condition as doctors and onlookers assess the endurance test.
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Ernor Lewelling
Hattle Creek
Mieh
Henry
Powiita
Frank Earnshaw Dies Suddenly on Bicycle Ride
Frank Earnshaw, president of the Murneshaw Steamchip company and a prominent Philadelphia business figure, collapsed while mounting a bicycle at his Chestnut Hill summer home. He died instantly in front of family and friends, with no warning preceding the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Earnshaw
Philadelphia
Big Murneshaw Steamchip Company
Balloonist Fatally Injured at Houssiaville Race
Kokomo reports the death of 20 year old Lon Dude who collapsed from a tree while securing guy ropes for a planned balloon ascent and parachute leap at the Houssiaville bicycle races. Dale's back was broken in the fall. It was his first try at the Esecone son.
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Kokomo
Lon Dude
Houssiaville
Guy
Dale
Demand for Campaign Documents Surges Across Parties
Washington July 27 reports a sharp rise in requests for campaign literature at Republican and Democratic headquarters. Middle and western states show strong interest in sound money literature while silver literature gains traction in states leaning Republican. Senator Mitchell of Wisconsin has been a frequent visitor to Democratic offices.
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Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
New England
Mitchell
Wisconsin
Bank Cashier Shoots Himself in South Amboy Woods
A.C. Gifford, cashier of the American Bank of Commerce in New York City, committed suicide Friday morning in South Amboy woods. A revolver lay beside him. He and his family had lived there briefly and investigators note prior signs of mental derangement.
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South Amboy
A. C. Gifford
Americaan Bank of Commerce
New York City
Bineel
Gorreet
Death by Suicide at Haron Restaurant
Lemuel J. Stalley committed suicide in a Haron Harlan la restaurant last night taking a revolver from a shelf and shooting himself in the forehead in front of several witnesses. He died at 7 this morning. A separate incident injured a boy named Lisea Lawson, shot in the face by his brother but expected to recover.
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Lemuel J. Stalley
Haron
Harlan
Lisea Lawson
Weather and Local News Highlights Across Regions
Morning weather outlook hints at showers with system movement. Coverage notes political events, court injunctions, and local council activity. Features include the Cuba prison topic, cyclone Wicks, and a school board meeting surprise with J. W. Bonta’s significant issue.
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J. W. Bonta
Treasury gold reserve inches up toward high mark
Treasury notes the gold reserve in Washington on July 27 stands at 6,106,173 dollars with a gradual rise reported. Officials indicate continued accumulation as the market sees modest gains in precious metal holdings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury Goldeserve
Washington
Treasury Gold Reserve
Two From Michigan and One From Wisconsin the Victims
Two Michigan residents Wil lito Hosking 26 and John Pascoe 17 from Tron Mountain drowned in Spread Bale lake when their boat capsized. Pascoe body recovered. Matt Cerrelle of Katikauna drowned at Quinnede Falls. Herald’s Weather Forecast notes rain and cooler conditions for New York region with clearing later.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Iron Mountain
Mich
Willito
Hosking
John Pascoe
Tron Mountain
Spread Bale Lake
Pasooe
Matt Cerrelle
Katikauna
Quinnede Falls
Herald
New York
Staten
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the. Walste
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Noel Pink
Honest Money League
Mrs. Diggs
Sense
Row
Fuller
Floridan
State Department
Wilkes-Barre
Fitteburg
Allegheny
Him
Iiehtulog
Sugar Camp Grove
West Penn
Pennsylvania Railroad
Aspinwall
Eighth Ward
John Figus
Ping Street
George Miller
Main Street
Jacob Mets
O'Connell
John Auiinder
Willams Brick Company
Finley
DR. Jim
Jehu
Kob
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
Friesland
Antwerp
Georgia
Stettin
Patra
Marcelnies
Bailel
Werru
Gibraltar
Saale
Cherbourge
Strehted
Maasdam
Pike
Ligant
Bonn
Breman
Paris Green
David M. Het- Unger
Venn Township
Maris Green
Henry Ingram
Aeronaut
Halloonist
A.C. Gifford
South Amboy Woods
Piery
Tom Watson
Partners
Fanley
Lackawanna Avenue
Cale
Spruce Street
W. J. Weichel
Spruce
Matthews Brothers
Atlantic
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Reynolds
Crockett
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