Fifty Million Gold Bond Loan To Be Issued
Banks in New York City agree to supply gold for a government loan of 50 million dollars at 6 percent redeemable in ten years. Officials expect rapid oversubscription and foresee higher money demand with spring business growth. Depositors may face shifts in interest rates as gold is mobilized for the sale.
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New York City
New York
Warrkit
China
Pire Valle
Berlin
National Banke
Toney W. Ciiution
Pest Went
Chase National Bank
Mr. Chon
Preal- Went Nash
Com Exchange National Bank
Tuappen
Galletin National Bank
Simmons
Fourth National
Willhimgs
Chemmical National Bank
Chase National Banks
Union Trust
United States
Central
Hall
King, Stewart and Olcott
Companien
Chitago Viligens WI
Electron
Canada
Australia
Supreme Tribunal of the Knighte of Pythine
Cincinnati
Indian Territory
Silon Lewis
Walter Wooley
Udidie
Union
Chicago
AH. K. Margees
James Doyle
Marlon Manola
Henton
Patrick Welsh
Mise
Mary A. Harold
Cholapa
Masa
Arkanais Pendtory Sd Cotkreusmen
Beott
Omaha
Pat ©. Hawes
National WCTU Convention to Convene in Cleveland
The National Women s Christian Temperance Union will hold a major gathering at Muriel Hall in Cleveland starting Friday, November 12, with five daily sessions. Frances Willard and Lady Henry Somerset are slated to speak, and Nepal Dow is expected to address. Delegates from cities nationwide will attend the 1874 organized body meeting.
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Cleveland
National Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Murle Hall
Tommenotn
Francesa Willard
Alee
World's Union
Henry Somerset
Weeld's Women's Christian Temperance Union
England
Wee
Birmingham
American
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Nepal Dow
Walked in Her Sleep Woman Falls From Window
A Wilmington woman about 25 and well dressed registered as Mrs Lane Wilmington at the Ashland house. Early next morning a patrolman found her on the sidewalk in night clothes unconscious. She later said she might have fallen from a window while sleepwalking.
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Wilmington
United Press
New York
Ashland Hovue
Mra
Hoke Smiths Methods Stir Pension Controversy
A veteran with a long wartime record and steady citizenship seeks a pension increase after twenty five years receiving Hi per month for a non near wound. He faced delays and demanded witnesses during the congressional campaign as he presses for the rightful raise.
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United Preas
Columbuy
Toke Smithian
Young Man Dies After Morphine Dosing in New York
A telegram led to a police search in New York where N T Reynolds, son of Lancaster’s George N Reynolds, was found unconscious and died soon after. He had left Lancaster under the pretense of a vacation and reportedly resided in a boarding house on East Thirty fourth Street.
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United Press
New York
Byrnes
GN. Reynolds
Lancaster
N. BR. Reynolds
East Thirty Fourth Street
Likeman Gilfoyle
Wottini
Reynolds
Elle
Gifogle
N. Tf
Theynolds
George N. Reynolds
Lancaster Trust Company
Big Fire in New Orleans Destroys Texas and Pacific Wharf
Fire swept the Texas and Pacific wharf across the river in New Orleans causing about 40 firemen to combat the blaze. The wharf extending over 900 feet was totally destroyed and roughly 25,000 bales of cotton were consumed along with several loaded cotton cars. The value of the loss is not known.
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Waslted Press
New Oring
Tesas and Pacific
ONE STORM'S COST AND TRAIN ROBBERS REPORTS
Connecticut telegraph and telephone lines suffer major damage from a rare election storm with about 8000 poles felled and 20000 miles of wire ruined. Authorities estimate losses near 100000 though likely understated. In another item, a train robbery near St. Louis and San Francisco bound express car looted with robbers fleeing.
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Hartford
Conn
Wis
Fragmented News Digest from American and International Events
Snow and damage sweep western Tennessee and Wisconsin while fires threaten Arkansas and Tennessee. A prominent horseman Dale of Lee Massachusetts dies by shooting. Executions and crimes ripple across cities with mob violence and legal actions. International exhibitions and trade talks surface as nations attend Los Angeles events and aviation pare arms. Authorities crack down after assaults and jail terms imposed for various offenses as sensational incidents unfold nationwide.
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Superior
Wis
Porat
Tennessee
Dale
Lee, Mass
Echoonur M. FP
Barklow Wis
Cleveland's New Currency Reform Plan Proposed
Washington reports President Cleveland likely to propose radical currency reform in his annual message. He favors a credit currency issued by the government to replace the present gold standard and Treasury notes. He believes the tariff issue should be set aside for years while Democrats redeem pledges and pursue monetary reform.
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Washington
Cleveland
Congress
Tui
Women vote allegiance to suffrage drive in Colorado
United Press reports Colorado women showed strong interest in the suffrage campaign and voted in high proportion. Many near the century mark went to the polls and proved adept at the Australian ballot, signaling impact on Denver local government and party politics.
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Colorado
United Press
Denver
Col
Wien
Bowie
Republican Party
Governor Walte Face Lumpen Rebuke From Party Gathered
In Denver on Saturday the governor faced a sharp dressing down from conservative party members led by Rep. Pence. The crowd, mostly Populist supporters, pressed for the governor to resign or be removed, and Pence urged him to leave office amid calls to purge “socalists” and save the party. The scene marked the first time Walte was left speechless in the executive chambers.
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Denver
Col
Walte
Nile
Pence
India
Tornthy
Wilderth
Morals of Cycling Sermon for Wheelmen in Trenton
Rev Morris Penfield Pikes of the First Hap church preached on Morals of Cycling to Mercer county wheelmen at church. Over a hundred cyclists attended the Sunday service, riding to church and parking bikes in the Sunday school room. A decorated bicycle was suspended from the pulpit and a parading wheelmen formed a short procession uptown after services.
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Trenton
N. J
Morris Penfield Pikes
Mercer County
Me. Fikes
Political Aftermath and Electoral Returns Across Regions
A garbled report notes shifts in party power, resignations by postmaster ELPP Eisner of Hazleton, and a Canton Copper works wage increase tied to a Republican victory. It cites Senate hopefuls, a West Virginia contest, and a talk of a presidential inauguration escort.
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Kolbnies
Alabama
Elpp
Eisner
Hazleton
Canton Copper Works
Baltimore
Elett
John W. Croft
Gotham
Juan. J
Stephen TB
Nathan Goff
Republic
West Virginia
Tustings
Mpoentsylvadia Biute College
James
Clarkson
Laws
Colorado
Wilson
West Virgina
McDowell County
Alcan County
Michigdn
Harrisville
Alt. Washburn
Unneset
Voorhees Talks Rally and Principles After Return to Washington
Senator Voorhees of Indiana arrived in Washington and declined to discuss politics or the recent slump in Democratic fortunes. In an interview, he predicted the Democratic party would rally and again uphold the party's founding principles leading to victory.
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Wellington
Nev
Rangom
North Carollina
Senate
Washinton
Devcauhiey
APY
Democratic Party
Washington
Senator Voorhove
Indiana
City to Seek £10,000 for Diphtheria Anti-toxin Supply
Proposed ordinance before the city council seeks an appropriation of 10 000 pounds to manufacture and secure quantities of anti-toxin to guard against a diphtheria epidemic.
Shooting of Mother by Brother-in-Law in Martin Street
George Mattin of Howth Martin Street shot his mother in an act of rage mistaken for his brother-in-law Powell. The confrontation began during a quarrel with Powell and escalated when Mattin seized a Flobert rifle and threatened Powell. The mother opened the door and was wounded in the eye as Mattin claimed misidentification. Martin was arrested and jailed.
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Duranigo
Mex
Henry Ward
F. PB. Orth
Lewis
York
Kirking
Tlenry
Germany
Father Behnofle
Omatin
Flora McGreever
Cidarville
Willan Blackburn
Mik.hart, Ind
Jusiin
Tieine Alaeiin
Thomas Powell
Martin
Jentge
Powell
Alurimn
Metin
Asiatic Situation Deepens as Port Arthur Falls to Japan
Shanghai dispatch reports Port Arthur captured by Japanese with Chinese troops abandoning forts. Americans arrested aboard Sydney released under guarantee. China seeks arbitration but Britain involvement shapes outcome. Journal notes Japan may demand indemnity near 100 million and Britain’s stance could delay a quickest settlement.
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London
Shanghai
Central News
Port Arthy
Ehemy
Ies
Chineman
Wayne Iron Works to Raise Wages By Ten Percent Advance
An official of Brown's Song companys owners of the Wayne Iron works says next week the company will implement a ten percent advance to puddlers. The wage increase will set earnings at 4.40 dollars per ton as a voluntary uplift to show good times ahead.
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Wayne Iron Works
United Preap
Pittsburg
Brown's Song Companys
Death of Clwydfardd Archdruid of Wales
The venerable Archdruid Clwydfardd dies at a advanced age after a life long link to Gorsedd ceremonies. Born November 20 1800 at Denbigh he worked as a watchmaker plumber and bell hanger later living in Abergele. His death ends a storied career in Welsh poetry and national rites.
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Scranton Tribune
London
Olwydfurdd
Wales
Almeckte
Anathonil Ebsteddfod
David Gritith
Rane
Denbigh
Abergele
Enelynwry
Houmanin
Bylvey Carma
Czar’s Funeral Train Leaves Moscow for St Petersburg
The body of Danny Alexander was moved from the Kremlin to the railroad station for a special train bound for St Petersburg. A formal viewing was held at the station before departure, with a procession and arrival tone noted in the dispatch.
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Moscow
Danny Alexander
Kremlin
St. Petersburg
Arrivabout
Blizzard Rolls Through Michigan Harbor Shelters Ships
A heavy snow storm rages across Michigan with high winds driving snow in sheets. Snow limits visibility and threatens travelers while the harbor fills with vessels seeking shelter from the gale.
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Menominne
Mich
Poisoned Worker Sues Carnegie Steel for 10000 Damages
Hyde Bird testifies in Pittsburgh that a non union employee at Carnegie Steel’s No. 6 restaurant was poisoned after eating there. He served until January 10 and later only half time until April when discharged. He says weight fell from 149 to 76 pounds.
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Carnegie Stein Company
United Press
Pittsburg
Bowman One Trial For Self Confessed Murderer
William Bown, the self confessed murderer who shot a Arabian trader, was called for trial in the criminal court at Arabi. The court appointed counsel, and the case was postponed until Monday for defense preparation. Mills Seal in Operation reported by Martins Perry. Laughin Noll works started full operation after two months, with Abbot G men and boys employed. lack of orders blamed for shutdown.
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Wilkes-Barre
William Bown
Seddier
Martins Perry
Laughin Noll
Abbot G Men
Boye
Finley’s Umbrellas Offered at Low Prices Below Value
An advertisement lists a wide range of umbrellas for sale with prices from 43c to 3.75, including 26 to 30 inch ladies and gents models. Items feature Paragon frame, twisted Union Silk, natural wood and fancy handles, with various sizes and finishes.
Suicide and wrecks dot early Hanover headlines
Emma Tate of Hanover died by suicide. Shenandoah City shaft damage reported from a twistling cage incident. A fatal gun accident near Carlisle leaves Juttice Shearer dead. Tinplate mills in western Pennsylvania oppose wage arbitration. A gas oil prospecting strike hits near Bellefonte. Southern black workers in coke regions depart after last summer’s strike. William Yeantah of Columbia killed when his baker wagon overturns, former Columbia Fire Department chief.
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Emma Tate
Hanover
Shenandoah City
Carlile
Juttice Shearer
Himelf
Pennsminia
Balt Lick
Bellefonte
William Yeantah
Columbia
Ohiet
Columbia Fire Department
Diphtheria Cure In Chicago Health Dept Starts Antitoxin
Chicago's Health Department under Commissioner Reynolds began manufacturing anti toxin for diphtheria. The work has run for two weeks with secrecy to avoid interference from students and others interested in bacteriology.
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Health Department
United Prec
Chicago
Reynolds
Earthquake Tremor Felt in Yamaska Quebec
A strong quake struck Yamaska Quebec at about 4 a m lasting ten seconds. Residents heard a low rumble accompanying the shock, with signs of disturbance from west to east.
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Yamaska
Quebec
Army officers reassigned after General Howard retirement
A conscience contribution delivered through the Philadelphia customs collector has reached the treasury. Civilians will replace uniformed attendants in army canteens, recreation and club rooms. General Milon will move to New York, General Roger to Chicago, and General Forsythe to San Francisco.
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Philadelphia
Howard
Milon
New York
Roger
Chicago
Forsythe
San Francisco
Evans Election Declared For Fivans In Tennessee
Official returns from a Tennessee county show Republican nominee Fivans leading with a plurality of 1.651 votes. The figures are carefully compiled and expected to remain unchanged by state officials.
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Evans
United Press
Nashville
Tenn iNow
Evirus
Fivans
Increasing clouds and rain forecast with rising temps
Forecast calls for increasing cloudiness and periods of rain as temperatures edge upward. Light to moderate winds from the west are expected to accompany the change, with a gradual warm spell building later in the week.
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