Bankers Protest Seigniorage Bill and Credit Risk
New York bankers gathered at Union Trust to oppose the Bland Seigniorage bill claiming it would inflate currency, impair government credit, and disrupt financial stability. They prepared resolutions urging President Cleveland to veto the measure and warned of adverse effects on foreign capital and gold reserves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yous
Mareh
Spas
New York
Union Trust Company
Olives
Williama
Chemical National Bank
Stephen Baker
Man- Batten Company Bank
Williams
Simbonk Droge
Cleveland
Banda
Cisrel
Wagnington
Wierans
Nib Berets
Bac Seejous
Europe
Juan
Joan Walt
Liquor Wager Makes Man Balloon Like Figure
In Allentown Pa on March 21 Mike Strobonski of Emata won a wager by drinking a gallon of whisky followed by a gallon of wine. He swelled to near bursting and lost consciousness. doctors treated him as he resembled a balloon.
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Allentows
Mike Strobonski
Emata
Peikc
Higgins to Hang on Friday in Chicago Murder Case
Thomas Higgins, convicted of murdering Peter McCovey in Chicago, will be executed Friday after the supreme court denied his motion for a new trial. Higgins objects to being hanged on the same scaffold as Prendergast, killer of Carter H. Harrison.
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Ottawa
Thomas Higgins
Peter McCovey
Chicago
Supreme Court
Higgins
Prendergast
Carter H. Harrison
Seven Pupils Severely Injured Jump From School Window
Four story public school in CuHicano South Evans reports seven pupils injured after leaping from high windows during a disturbance. Teachers and police respond as emergency crews tend to the injured.
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CuHicano
South Evans
Fire at factory near city prompts escape from upper floors
A blaze broke out thirteen miles north of the city trapping workers on multiple floors. Panic spread as smoke filled the structure and some jumped to safety through windows. Firefighters and bystanders aided a number of frightened occupants, including children, as the building filled with thick smoke and flames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fon
Ulm
Supposed Communications Reach Broad Public Letters
A report describes various letters received from multiple addresses promise by recent contacts and supplies. Telegrams from the United Peas declare the claimed coalitions are inventions and a general Coxey movement envisions a nationwide crusade for reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Resa Masillon
Muret
Coxor
Maw
Joan Chew
Leu
Jackson
Minh
Hyantford
United Peas
Addrede Piven
Ulin
Miovivil
Coxey
Jury verdict clears Bartholomew Slite in murder case
In New York on March 2 the jury found Bartholomew Slite killed Robert Fom with a revolver. The coroner sought a murder in the first degree warrant for Shea and considered perjury charges against Delaney. Bail was set at 11000.
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N.Y
Ross Thunder
Connawl
William E. Allanorph
Delaney
Delaney Sant
Collins
Cama
Robert Fom
Thirteenth
Bartholomew Slite
Corgnar
Shea
Sesistant
Ragarid
Dulaney
Boland
Kia
Pagan
Senate Proceedings Narrow to Land Bills and Nominations
Wasnuxaroy March 2 The senate limited debate to land conveyance bills and nominations. Twenty five measures were divided and no general legislation passed before adjournment with no action on the tilt while preparations continued for district land actions and district notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Cotinhla
Ringleaders Arrested After Incendiary Speeches in Attoosa
Two of the mob ringleaders were arrested last night for making incendiary appeals. They remain in the city lockup and will be brought before an alderman tomorrow morning. A United Press correspondent reported further arrests aim to quell unrest in the district.
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AtToosa
Mero
al Cone
York to drive a new match factors Berks county oldest
Berks county historical notes include York's plan to drive a new match factors as the county marks its centennial on April th e infant governor Pattison attended as a pallbearer at the funeral of AL Herr in Harrisburg. The report also mentions a grand jury demand for a new jail, a rise in land use in Manheim township, and various local legal and civic items.
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York
Berks County
Pattivon
co-Sptinton AL Herr
Harrieburg
Mary White
Ornangevilly
Columbia County
Wilkie Barro
Pikeconte
Colina
Cincinnati
Linn
Carninie
Bomb found on Harlem elevated train shocks New York
A metal object believed to be an explosive was recovered from the rear car of a Harlem elevated line train. Conductor Lindholm handed the device to Dispatcher Cox, who handed it to a police sergeant, who stored it in his desk as investigators from the Bureau of Combustibles and local police seek the owners and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Wis
Bureau of Combustibles
Gonrb
Peed Lindholm
Piftioth Street
Linthelm
Tito
Lindhelm
Harlem
Edward M. Cox
John T. Stespes
Steepe
Wenid Pot
Hopeless Task at Gaylord Mine Uncovers Missing Bodies
Report from Gaylord Mare 21 notes progress stagnation as workers search the mine for missing miners. Witkis-Tanna says few developments, the bodies may be in the plane where they labored, making it hard to locate them without new clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witkis
Tanna
Mare
Gaylord
Murderer Recalled His Conviction in Moodley Case
In Diviestowns Pennsylvania on March 21 Wallace Burt pleaded guilty to the murder of Samuel Mood Lane Mightley. The court fixed the degree as first degree and Burt’s sentencing will occur tomorrow after a long testimony session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anting Diviestowns
Wallace Burt
Samuel Mood Lane
Mightley
Opponent Claims Wealthy Widow Aided Breckinridge Rival
In Lixinites Ky March 12 Major Horace Meuna a Breckinridge opponent says a wealthy Washington widow visited Mr Wilson when the Miss Breckinridge matter arose. He asserts the widow aided the political foe amid the local dispute.
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Breckinridge
Lixinites
Horace Meuna
Washington City
Pollard Pressed for Money Rumors Stir Over Claim
An early 20th century account describes Mina Pollard receiving a post at a resort from Major Moons and Mr Blackburn. Pollard allegedly aided by an aunt and was urged to call a woman who would reveal a financial windfall. Officials withheld the name while asserting the funds source remained unclear.
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Pollard
Mise Pollard
Hein
Euinther
Blackburn
Scindalenmie
Mina Pollard
Battle Ground Hantinora March Encampment Report From Gettysburg
Fragmented report from Gettysburg tonight notes Adja and Chinese troops looting several areas while national officers survey the battlefield. Ground charged over by Ricketts and Petti grew rumored as the encampment site with promises of ample water supply and details to be issued later.
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Hantinora
Gettysburg
Adja
Geveral National
Ricketts
Pettigrew
Body of Thomas Ballet Found in River at Nanticoke
The body of Thomas Ballet was found in the Muaquehanna river at Nanticoke today. He was a 4 miner who was drowned in Teeter Inat at Plymouth while attempting to rows the ior.
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Buquehanna River
Panuk Pa
Thomas Ballet
Muaquehanna
Nanticoke
Billet
Plymouth
Fitzsimmons Aims To Fight Creedon For 158-Pound Title
New York March 1 Bob Fitzsimmons world middleweight champion and backers demand a match with Dan Creedon at 158 pounds. Creedon backers Colonel Hopking and James J Corbett would back Creedon for 25000, while Fitzsimmons offers 810,000 to front the bout. He also says he can beat any heavyweight except Peter Jackson, though he rates Jackson as the greatest fighter alive.
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New York
Bob Fitzaimtoons
Dan Creedon
Witssimmons
Colonel Hopking
Creedon
James J Corvett
Fitzsimmons
Mitch Fitzdimmons
Peter Jackson
James J. Corbett
Fitzdimmons
Corbett
Tents for the Veterans at Pittaburg Encampment
Governor Pattiooshaw offers National Guard tents for the Grand Army encampment in Pittaburg next tall. Tents will be set in parks, on vacant property, and in public places for attending soldiers.
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Hannisnune
Pattiooshaw
National Guard
Oli
Grand Army
Pittaburg
Reverend Spurgeon Elected Pastor of Tabernacle Church
The Eminent Diving Choraen Pastor of the Tabarnncl Hiosxoox March 1. The members of Spurgeon’s Tabernacle chose Rev. Thomas Spurgeon as their pastor. The Rev. Dr. Pierson of Philadelphia, rival candidate, received 49 votes again at 2007 cadet for De Spargeon.
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Maren
Spurgeon
Tabernacle
Lightning Strikes Millville Claiming a Child
A severe thunderstorm in Monnaiont Millville March 21 strikes four houses. Linda Joslyn, 10, was hit by lightning and died instantly, body reported to be burnt. Local authorities urge caution during storms.
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Monnaiont
Toby
Linda Joslyn
Lyipe
City markets Easter goods amid crowded stalls
The New York market lists over 20 million epee areca for Easter. A Nevada resident drowns near Judie M. Momichk while a New York shipment arrives from Uamborg. A river arrest and later police case unfold as officers press for confessions from Martin dehy. A wolf attacks a family. the child is found unharmed. Bond buyers in New York set 5 percent on U S bonds and oppose the Bland seigniorage bill. The Supreme Court of Trinomhaw denies relief in Pendergrast case. A Missouri veterinary case ends with a tragedy over a wife who left and a fatal shooting. A Boston plaintiff wins 3500 in a breach case.
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New York
Judie M. Momichk
Nevada
Sorento
Uamborg
Leander Symote Can
Siginaw
Bupey
Proto
Ben
Martin Dehy
Rock Island
Chieapto
Common Council
Livingston
Fornanding
Pin
Jack Vippart
Jack Hippart
Brown
Mountain
Nonedominson City
Tenn
United States
Union Trust Company
Supreme Court of Trinomhaw
Cass
Patrick Eugene Pendergrast
Chicago
Carter H. Marrinon
Edward St. George Courteiay
St. Louis
Minu
Minnie Kennling
Joe Lannon
Boston
Champion Corbett
Lagdon
Defense Outlined in Pollard Suit Trial Breckinridge Case
Major Shelby opened for the defense in Madeline Pollard v Breckinridge outlining plans to prove the plaintiff pressed him to marriage under threat of scandal and that Pollard had criminal liaisons. He contended Pollard sought to ruin Breckinridge through insinuations and alleged three murder attempts to end the engagement. The day's session also included reading the deposition of Sister Agnes Regina Brown regarding Pollard's claim of a child birth at an asylum in 1855.
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Wasttinidis
Marah
Tolay
Madeline Vo Pollard
Ling
Ayverdl
Dave
Mijor Shelby
Breckinridge
Major Shall Mide
Drachinvidge
Blackburn
Migs Pollard
Pas
Shelby
Colony Breckinridge
Miss Pollard
Odes
Connsel
Madeline Pollard
Major Shelby
Mias Pollard
Creckinridge
Woull
Italian Consul Protests Over Labor Riot Letter
Tarnisinins telegram received by Governor Pattison from Philadelphia reports Italian laborers threatened near Altoona. Consul requests protection of the commonwealth and prosecution of abuses. Pattison forwards telegram to Sheriff Magnes and notifies the coast for investigation.
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Patt
Philadelphia
United Press
Labar
Alwona
Aod
Commonwealth
Uesilania
Pattison
Maghes
Altoona
Four years for Dr Mary Walker in serious crime case
Dr Mary Walker an obstetrician of Thiveite was sentenced to four years in the eastern penitentiary for a perfumed operation on Mina Mark Stade. James J. Hart manager of the Altoona Produce Co faced charges tied to the operation. Hart posted bond and awaits further proceedings as the case unfolds.
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Phoeletan
Hirthon
Baltimore
Boy Travels with Confederate Money Aims for Chicago
A 12 year old, Li years old, named Maren OL Ciarlea F Cola, was captured here yesterday while en route from Richmond Virginia to Chicago with 34000 dollars in Confederate currency. He fled Richmond and intends to sell the money in Chicago. The notes had remained in his family since the war.
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Richmond
Tyoraxapors
Maren OL
Ciarlea F Cola
Chicago
Inpiax Hiab findings on early muzzle velocities
The report notes two initial shots from a large firearm today. The first shot used 100 pounds of powder, delivering a muzzle velocity of 1720 feet per second. The second shot used 1 pound of powder, producing a velocity of 175 feet per second.
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Inpiax Hiab
Boston Ceil Club Leaders Arrested Over License Breach
Police arrest Cribe Club president Hammon H Broek secretary Leu Jamin Benton and James H Wright in Boston on March 21, causing panic among local sports figures as officers seize a mill without a license.
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Boston
Marc
Ftoilay
Weresting
Hammon H Broek
Leu Jamin
Benton
James H. Wright
The
Cribelub
Prizefight Allegation Sparks Arrests, Licenses Under Scrutiny
A report alleges a prize fight occurred without a license and hints at further arrests. Prisoners are out on Wall Street terms while authorities review the affair and possible officials' involvement.
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Sporting Adubs
Moore McCarthy
Explosion in cave complex kills ten and injures thirty
Report from Santander describes a dynamite explosion in a cave area near the docks. Ten men were killed and thirty injured as the blast affected divers and quay workers. Telegraph wires are down and information is limited amid a panic-stricken port scene.
Pollard Actress Offered Engagement by Opera Company
A telegram from L Wilbur proprietor of the opera company to Judge Wilkon offers Madeline Pollard a place with the company. The proposal promises 59 dollars per week for twenty weeks.
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Gantine
Syracuse
Noy
L. Wilbur
Opera
Wilkon
Coonnel
Madeline Pollard
Wilbur
Madeline
Finley Rescued From Quicksand in Skippack Creek
Finley, a bottle proprietor from Nounistons Pa, barely escaped death after stepping into a hidden quicksand bed in Skippack Creek while searching for snapper. His two friends William Stive and Joan Goodwin pulled him free after ten minutes of frantic effort near Pair View, as the water rose to his chin.
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Nounistons
Mitch
Wooa Finley
Walet
Mr Finley
William Stive
Joan Goodwin
Pair- View
Skippack Creek
Winley
Stive
Snappire
Finley
Gowin
Finly
Coxey Army Leader Envisions White Robed Peace Queen
Coxey, king of the Core Commonwealth Army of Poses, arrives in Pittsburgh and signs the hotel register. He remains confident the march will resume Easter Sunday and reach Washington, with a white robed woman as the goddess of peace leading the army. he declines to name her.
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Coxey
Hippopotamus Recaptured After Escape From Circus in Wisconsin
A hippopotamus escaped Monday afternoon from a traveling circus near Sooke the Rover Banaton Wie. It was reportedly recaptured, with officials assuring the public the big animal is back in custody. The incident drew fears as the creature moved toward the Mississippi River.
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Banaton
Wie
Ja Alill
Laven
Wisconsin
Mise Reign River
Unclear OCR Fragment on Royal and Political Events
The text reports uncertain references to a Russeerman treaty foren yesterday and an upcoming parliamentary move on evicted tenants. It mentions anticipated resignations or introductions by John Mote and a marriage event involving royal figures, with unrelated notes on a race car near 47 kilometers behind the leader.
Pension Commissioner Mack Potential Senate Candidate
Irregular, fragmented report notes Pension Commissioner Mack as a possible candidate for Mr. Cullemis’s sons to the senate. Mentions Obie and Pennsylvania petitioning for a stated political taming of a Doity bill to the general assembly. References a constitutional amendment granting the president veto power over private items if funding is projected by Mr. De Armond of Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dx Pension Commisoner
Mack
Mr. Cullemi
Senate
Obie
Pennssylvania
de Armond
Mixouri
Weather Forecast For Wastinaron Region
Forecast calls for Thursday with generally four likely warmer in the morning. Southerly winds from the southwest at noon May vary.
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Wastinaron
Finleys Black Dress Goods in French and German Novelties
Finleys introduces black dress fabrics featuring French and German novelty patterns with a fresh stock update.
Early Inspection Advised for Limited Quantities
The notice stresses that the product name guarantees excellence and urges prompt inspection due to limited quantities.
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