Besos Mont Offers One Hundred Thousand Toward Canada Rail Link
ABILENE REFLECTOR STROTHER LITTS current report covers varied topics including Monts offer of 100000 toward a Canadian Pacific connection, October immigrant totals, political moves in Mexico and Europe, a fatal prison case, and naval pay accounting for the Jeannette crew with details on outstanding sums and reimbursements.
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Besos
Mont
World at Large Personal and Political News
Obituaries and dispatches cover the death of J B Stonehouse in Washington and other figures including Thomas A Doyle re-elected mayor of Providence. Reports mention Emmett the actor, various international and domestic political shifts, royal deaths, and notable accidents and crimes across cities like Indianapolis, New Orleans, Memphis, and Milwaukee.
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J. B. Stonehouse
New York
Ebbett House
Washington
Maidstone
Eng
Thomas A. DoyLe
Providence
H. L
Asa Lyman
Joz Emmett
St. James Hotel
Bellevue Hospital
Thomas A. Henprices
Indianapolis
Zanesville
Alfonso
Spain
Commissioner Bates
Bureau of Education
MansHat Semanor Doninguez
Duke de la Torre
Rangoon
Thelow
Burmah
China
Guanstoxe
Midlothian
Mth
Joan B. Statvo
United States
Italy
Humbert
Bonds Issue for Kin s ley Courthouse Feared by Voters
Kansas State news notes a bond proposal to fund a courthouse in Kin s ley Edwards County was put to a vote. The report records public sentiment and political debate about issuing debt for the project.
Hendricks Dead In Icey Soiree At Home
Vice President Hendricks died suddenly at his residence in Isotaxaroras after complaints of side and stomach pains. He attended a reception the night before, his death prompting President to order half mast flags and public building closures for the funeral. The article traces his career, family losses, and the nation’s reaction including telegrams of condolence.
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Isotaxaroras
Isp
Hendricks
Chicago
J. J. Cooper
Mr. Hendricks
Eliza
United States
Washington
Hils
King Alfonso Dies in Nine OClock Death and Regency
dispatch from Madrid confirms King Alfonso died at nine that morning from consumption worsened by dysentery. Queen Maria Christina appointed regent. cabinet resignations and quick reappointments follow. funeral plans and Madrid security discussed as politics shift.
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Spain
Loxpox
Alfonso
Foreign Office
Madrid
Mapu
Atonius
el Pardo
Interior
el Pandy
Tine
Canavas
Maria Christina
Pantheon
Escurial Palace
Charles V
Canavas del Castillio
P. M. Salcesta
Sagastia Ecabinvtet
Varias
Geitral J. Jewellery
Fatores Min- Finanes
Senor Genedtes
Mes
Senor
A. Gailar Marissi
Maris de Campas
Chet Lie Les Howe
Te Las Kos
Confessed His Crime in Cloud County Murder Case
Aaron Wells admits to aiding in a murder near Hiee Cloud County Kansas October 15. He claims a tramp named John Quail shot the emigrant. Wells shipped belongings from Atchison to Augusta under the name Pac. Quail was to meet him at Bearlstown but was intercepted by McDonough County sheriff. A Burlington and Missouri pass two watches and a gold jacket with pictures were found in Wells trunk. Names and details point to the murdered man from Red Oak Iowa. A separate San Francisco note describes a cruel machinery death and a judge’s alienation of mind affecting cases. A mountain explorer reports high pulse and respiration during four months at 1500 feet height in Asia.
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Philadelphia
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Boston
Concord
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Hartlepool
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Ont
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Oliver
London
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Milwaukee
George Schaefer
Neils Coal Mines
Pittsburgh
Ion Calcutta
Nepaul
Leowee
Charles Struck
Histon Iron Works
San Pio
West Shore
New York Central
San Bernardino
Cal
Thomas Stanton
Canadian Northwest Territory
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Fenier
Emma Graham
Ripley’s Landing
Fironan Mylo Cooper
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Peoria Dan
Joliet
Inl
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Western Railway Company
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Ness
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Topeka
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Garland
United States
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Band of Mercy
Russell
Fredonia
Kansas
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William van Horn
Union Pacific Railroad
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Lrft
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Exton
William Heller
Camren
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Parsons
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Bothamly
Indian Territory
Newton
Wilson County
Kansas Railway Company
Thayer
West Creek
Robert H. Hall
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Stella
John P. Vincent
Ranche
Ella Harrison
Blanchard
Sarah J. Dart
Parnell
D. W. Wertz
Lakin
Bradley
Seward
Frank F. Stevens
Mule Creek
Mary A. Trulinger
Nashy
Salina
Martin E. Quincy
Union of States
Loco
Wirsrrs
Kenneth Sentinel
Indiana
Ohio
Ilinois
Cloud County
Kan
Macosa
Aaron Wells
Hiee
John Quail
Wells
Pac
Atchison
Augusta
Quail
Bearlstown
McDonough County
Iowa
Red Oak
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad
F. FP
Coescnut
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Comptroller of the Currency reports US banks in 1895 year
The annual report by Comptroller H. W. Cannon shows 145 new banks organized this year with 16.96 million dollars capital and notes totaling 14.27 million. Since 1863 national banks total 3,046 with many liquidations. 17 banks remain, the highest in operation. The report argues for a general federal banking law and notes contractions, bond deposits, and broader circulation issues amid proposed tax and silver standard considerations. It also covers bank failures, taxation, and dividends to creditors of insolvent banks.
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H. W. Cannon
United States
Jongeo
Mmder
Congress
Uliby
W York
Boston
Philadelphia
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