Wall Street Buzz Over McKinley Gold Standard Debate
A Wall Street rumor claims McKinley will announce support for a gold standard, triggering a stock rally and banking chatter. Vermont delegates face pressure as Senator Radmunds’s letter questions the state’s unity for St Louis. Colonel Smith predicts McKinley nomination on the first ballot but warns of potential shifts if his support falters.
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New York
Wall Street
McKinkey
McKinlee
Rose Boge
McKinley
Sage
McKinney
Horton
Mass
St Albans
Radmunds
Vermont
St. Louis
Green Mountain
MacKinloy
Edward ©. Smith
Albans
Yale Professor Attacks Ve nezuela Debate And Public Opinion
Professor W. G. Surer of Yale denounces the Venezuela article and calls public men to eschew demagogic zeal. He criticizes the press for sensationalism and warns that patriotism should not become a shield for political manipulation or anti intellectual rhetoric.
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V Haven
Conn
W. G. Surer
Yate
Yale
Chir
Congress
Beret
Praise for Mr. Terrell in Washington conference
A Missionary board committee met with President Cleveland and the State Department in Washington to discuss U S policy in Turkey and the treaty rights on the Bulgar. The talks were informal and no conclusions were reached. Minister Terrell was mentioned in the kindest terms for his work in the sultan's domain and for aiding American missionaries in Turkey.
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New York
William FE. Bridge
Bonride
Cleveland
United States
Terrell
Constantinople
Washington
Turkey
State Department
Henry G. Dwight
Dwight
Fragmentary report on diplomat remarks and a reporter interview
Disjointed notes recount a diplomat remark about Mr Perrell and his work onpinister to Turkey. Josiah Strong, a committee member, attended the interview and cautioned against discrediting the official. The fragmentary text hints at a contentious, unfriendly context.
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Perrell
Jpinister
Turkey
Josiah Strong
Diode
Cacegtidersewelfie
Pardons Board Grants Rehearing for John Bardsley Case
Harrisburg May 21 The board of pardons heard argument for a rehearing in the case of John Bardsley Philadelphia ex city treasurer The defense cites chronic illness if he remains in prison The board grants a rehearing The Bardsley scandal five years ago remains Philadelphia's greatest municipal exposure He pleaded guilty in 1891 to malfeasance and was sentenced to fifteen years The board adjourned until July 8 also recommending commutation of Robert Mosebey's death sentence to life imprisonment and refusing Abram Bekard's murder application
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Harrisburg
Pau
Board of Pardons
John Bardsley
Philadelphia
Bardsley
Agco
Bent
Entity
Robert Mosebey
Washington County
Abram I. Bekard
Lugerne
Oelock
Olney enters protest over Cuban tobacco export ban
Secretary Olney orders vigorous representations to Spain over the edict prohibiting tobacco exports from Cuba. Florida port data show 4700.00 dollars worth of tobacco tied to Cuba awaiting delivery, with more from other ports. If Spain delays, Congress may authorize a proclamation to restrict imports of Cuban cigars and manufactured tobacco.
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Washington
Olney
Taylor
Cuba
State Department
Florida
Tanjanione
Spain
Havana
United States
Congress
Baptists Gathering at Asbury Park Hear Reports and Debate
Rain limits did not deter about 2000 Baptists at Asbury Park as the assembly opened with President Crozer in charge. Reports from H C Veder and W H Gelstwelt outlined publishing and missionary plans, while Doolittle urged Daniel prophecy arguments. Financials showed year sales of 55860 and total receipts 579501. officers were re-elected as Lemuel Moss presided over the Historic Society and Philip L. Jones delivered the annual address.
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Asbury Park
N.J
Crozer
H. C. Veder
Pennsylvanda
Committee On Publishing
Fiev
W. H. Gelstwelt
Minnesota
Committee On Missionary Departmente
Six-Senatar
Flo
Great Britain
Asia
Africa
Armenia
Daniel
Kingdom of Heaven
United States of America
Doolittle
George F. Stevens
Cincinnati
The
Publication Society
Stevens
Baptist of the
North
Hopper
Book Department
Ael
Treasury
American Baptist Historical Society
Lemuel Moss
New Jersey
Philip L. Jones
Pennsylvania
Whitman
Columbian University
Washington D. C
Wing Shot Acquitted in New Jersey Trial
Bridgeton May 21 John L Brewer noted wing shot was acquitted this afternoon after a three day trial on charges of obtaining money on pretenses and selling a covered chattel mortgage.
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Wing
Bridgeton
N. J
John L. Brewer
Last Days of the M. B. E Conference and Auction Benefit
Cleveland reports the M B E conference ending with no further resolutions. A table from the Venice Industrial School was auctioned for charity. New episcopal residences were debated with several cities listed as candidates. Secretaries and officers were elected on multiple ballots amid talks of a bishop in Japan or China and other foreign posts.
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Earvest
China
Japan
Cleveland
Blelwp Merritt
Merrit
Church
Venlee
Venlee Schowl
Deta v. Andrus
Aow
Renette
W. Spencer
Board of
Church Extension
W. T. Smilth
Tee Moines
Duelsley
Hoston
New York
Meteum
Roslene
Poonton
Oral Philadelpha
Washington
D. C
Chatanoora
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Inelgant Destroit
Chicago
St. Kedis
Tomek
Minneapolis
Denver
Snip Franchico
Loa Angeles
BA Aradi
J. W. Hamilton
Chartzell
Frovdman’s Aid Society
Weather and politics mix in morning bulletin
Morning weather shows warmer trends with possible storms as forecasts call for unsettled conditions. Political notes mention bankers leaning toward McRindes and a grand jury report returning from auditorial sessions.
Dr Withrow Elected Moderator of Presbytery
In Saratoga May 21 the Presbytery elected Dr. John L Withrow D D L L as moderator after nominations of Montford Breed and Withrow were presented. Balloting gave Withrow a large majority while Montfort Breed received split votes. The session then heard a report from the local arrangements committee and received a gavel made from Huroyne surrender timber as a gift from the Ladies of the American Revolution.
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Saratoga
General Assembly of the Presbytery
Roberta
Roth
Thongs J. Cleland
Dire Juth
Town
Cincinnati
Dr. Montford
Alexander T. Ketchum
New York
Tr. Montfort
Willi Hubbard
Aue Hors
N.Y
Diewid Ro Birond, Db
L. D
Pittsburg
Senior JR. McMillan
Minnesota
John Ro Davies
John L. Withrow
William P Bane
Bloominton, NL
Vo D. Reed
Philadelphia
da Withrow
Hey
James McLeod
Scranton
Laughters of the
Gas Explosion Rocks Seaytte Kansas Business District
A natural gas blast in Seaytte Kansas today shook the city, ripping bricks from a brick business block and sending debris across several blocks. One man, David Carter, was killed, with other injured as emergency crews rushed to the scene.
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Seaytte Kan
Major collapse injures workers at remodeling site
A building collapse in progress at a remodeling block traps and injures several workers. Barber Charles Meta and cashier Jennie Griffith die in the fall. contractor Atraub missing, others injured. Rescue teams search ruins near the corner building on Math and Fifteen avenues.
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Vufajo
Brown
Chawce Meta
Jennie Rilibs
Heerlinis
Jocot Langdon
Carpenter
Skull
May Dle
Stenert
James Clemg
Momas Jones News
Norber
Etg
Washington Street
Mets
Eek
Atraub
Jennie Griffith
Fmiss
Griffith
Noreue
Straub
Women to Their Relief in St Joseph Theater Debacle
Stranded performers receive help as Society women buy tickets to cover debts after Love's Comedy company fundraiser in St Joseph Michigan on May 21. Valentine BK Lowe, manager, fled Chicago leaving a $100 bill attached to security baggage, hotel owner claims. Kaithleen Mayvour encore scheduled that night.
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St. Joseph
Mich
Linwood Fishermen Profit From Heavy Gale Shores Recede
Linwood residents recount a fierce gale that blew water from Saginaw Bay up to three miles offshore. Thousands of fish were stranded on the bay bottom and later gathered by netters with fish weighing from one to thirty pounds.
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Linwood
Mich
Saginaw Bay
Maritime Arrivals and Departures Noted at European Ports
Shipping notices list arrivals from Bremen and Genoa and departures to Hamburg and Copenhagen. Vessels such as Augusta Victoria Venetta Normania Lahn and Virginia are cited along with sailings to New York and Queenstown. The report notes Dunnet Head passage by Norge proving ongoing transatlantic traffic.
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New York
Halle
Bremen
Augusta Victoria
Hamburg
Venetia
Stettin
Copenshagen
Ole
Normania
Cherbourg
H. O Maier
Preemerhaven
Lahn
Bremerhaven
Virginia
Copenhagen
Ema
Genoa
Majestic
Queenstown
Wislim
Portland
England
Sighted
Norge
Dunnet Head
Internal Revenue Receipts Rise Across Ten Months
Washington May 21 internal revenue receipts for the last ten months total $121000.97, up $1008.10 from the prior period. Spirits show a decline versus 1805 while tobacco and liquors rise. oleomargarine and miscellaneous items fall amid shifts in revenue streams.
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Washington
Explosion at saw mill kills two in Bluefield area
A boiler explosion at a saw mill on Rocky Fork creek yesterday caused the collapse of the building. Eugene Morris and Sylvester Adama were killed instantly, John Simpler and Albert White were probably fatally injured. Morris leaves a widow and six children.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Rocky Fork Creek
Eugene Morris
Sylvester Adama
John Simpler
Albert White
Morris
Fire kills Allison Sabin in Flint room above store
An elderly soldier Allison Sabin suffocated during a fire in his room over a store in Flint Michigan. Details describe it as a fatal incident possibly connected to a larger emergency in the area. Funeral plans and local authorities investigate the blaze for causes and safety lapses.
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Allison Sabin
Flint
Mich
American Fisheries Society
L. D. Huntington
New York City
Mississippi
New York
John &. Jones
Murphysboro
C. Anton Funke
Houghton
Stormy Scenes at T A B Convention in Freeland
Freeland Pa May 21 One thing is certain the Catholic Total Abstinence union of the Scranton district shows strain at its convention with old officers reelected Editor James F Judge of the Diocesan Index ran against John J O Dara for president amid heated debate over per capita tax and secretary salary cuts.
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Pittsburg
State
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Samuel McKeever
Williamsport
Grand Lodge
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Li. FE. Hidman
Philadelphia
Rose Hevank
Carmel
Mary Joslyn
Treasee
Jane A. Lyon
Mahanoy Ty
Freeland
Scranton
James F. Judge
Diocesan Index
John J0 O' Dara
Vislee
Union
Nanticoke
St. Ann’s Church
D. A. Mackin
Committee On
Charles Lavan
Wilkes-Barre
Diocesan Union
Mountain Park
Ways and Means
Board of Government
O'Hara
M. J. O'Poole
Scranton Council
Peter McCoy
Mr. O'Toole
St. Louis
Sili
Ways and Means’ Committee
McCoy
A. P. Doyle
New York
National Catholic Total Abstinence Union
Father Zercher
Buffalo
Pittsboro
O'Toole
Father Doyle
St. Louie
John Kelley
Carbondale
Actian
Temperance
Bicyclists Hear of Weichel Jeweler Belts
Local jeweler Weichel promotes a line of Bicycle Belts and novelty ties aimed at cyclists. The advertisement invites readers to visit and view the products.
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Weichel
Matthews Brothers paint products catalog entry
A list of illustrated paint and finishing products including Atlantic Lead, French Zinc, enamel paints, carriage paints, Reynolds colors, Reynolds wood finish, Crockett preservative, Ready Mixed tinted glass paints, Strictly Pure Linseed Oil guaranteed.
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Reynolds
Crockett
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