News of the Week: Global incidents and domestic affairs
A NSW agent signs a contract for pneumatic road use. Emlen Painter becomes president of the Pharmaceutical Association, with J. W. Eckford as secretary. Embezzlement case against Harry J. Fuann proceeds. Lizzie Brennan faces suspicion of poisoning. Coal price adjustments take effect July 1. Kansas City tragedy as three boys drown in Blue River. Dartmouth College marks its 120th commencement. Various legal, banking, and industrial notices across the U.S. and overseas are summarized, including bank failures, strikes, monuments, and new life-saving stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New South Wales
Australia
Pharmaceutical Association
San Francisco
Emlen Painter
New York
J. W. Eckford
Mississippi
Old Point Comfort
Harry J. Fuann
Marine National Bank of Pittsburgh
Lizzie Brennan
Holyoke
Mass
Brennans
Kansas City
Edward Camp
Fred H. Brice
Frank Oviatt
Blue River
Stuyvesant Fish
Fish
Mornay
State Bank
Bidney
Neb
Dartmouth College
Chandler Schools of Science
A. N. Fretz
David Kline
Fleetwood
Philadelphia
United States
Court of Claims
American Institute of Homeopathy
Lake Minnetonka
Miaun
A. J. Sawyer
Monroe
Mich
Alleghenies
Memphis
Citizens’ Bank of Mead Center
Kan
Narragansett
Fall River
Christopher Columbus
Italy
Life Saving Service
Great Lakes
Marquette
Lake Superior
Kewaunee
Wis
Lake Michigan
E. P. Wilkinson
Auburn
N. Y
Thomas Gallagher
Wilksbarre
Rochester
Coombs
Beckman
Patterson
Tar
Washington National Bank
Seattle
Washington Territory
Edward Graves
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Annie
Behring Sea
Louis
Hammersley
Duchess of Marlborough
South
Tusan
Internal Revenue
Alabama
Notable deaths and political moves headline regional update
Obituaries note the deaths of Francis E. Bryant in Bement aged 71 painter George Lexixe Brown in Malden at 75, and Colonel Sherman McRae of Richmond aged 84. Political news covers Ohio Republicans renominating Foraker and naming Lampson Dickman Brown Hester Watson Hancock and Hahn, plus President Cleveland naming William Walter Phelps as Minister to Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis E. Bryant
Bement
Ill
Douglas
Lincoln
Dr. Basutorp
Buffalo
N. Y
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Ohio Republican State Convention
J. B. Foraker
E. L. Lampson
Ashtabula County
T. J. Dickman
Cleveland
John C. Brown
Jefferson
A. H. Hester
van Wert
Supreme Court
D. K. Watson
Franklin
John Hancock
Ross
Richmond
Colonel McRae
Pocahontas
William H. Hent
Navy
Washington
Egypt Debt Plan Falls After Evacuation Pledge Split
France rejects the Egyptian debt conversion without a British evacuation guarantee. England rejects guarantees, France abandons the plan and seeks annulment of the 1877 Anglo Turkish convention. Belgium adds 2 million toward Congo railway with 92 percent Belgian-made materials. Swinburne, Stanley's aide, dies May 31 from fever in Congo. Russian crop fears relieved by favorable weather. Viscount Mandeville gains a one year debt deferral at his father Duke of Manchester's death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Egypt
France
Congo
Belgium
Lower Congo
Mr. Swinburne
Stanley
Congo Commercial Company
Russia
Viscount Mandeville
Duke of Manchester
Multiple Crime and Public Safety Highlights Across States
A scattered trove of reports notes moonshine seizures in Floyd County Virginia, a fugitive found near Van Buren Arkansas, and a boy charged in Chattanooga with theft tied to a dead baby. It also covers court sentences for murder in Minnesota, police orders to close Sunday cigar and soda shops in Racine Wisconsin, and financial irregularities among Philadelphia and Ohio figures.
Clan-na-Gael Disbands and Cronin Murder Probe Deepens
In Curiaco on June 26 State's Attorney Longenecker pursues the inner circle theory of Dr. Cronin's killing, questioning ex guardian Beggs and discussing Camp 2 records that have disappeared or burned. The Clan-na-Gael protests its innocence and urges loyalty to U.S. law while denouncing blame on the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Longenecker
Dr. Cronin
Camp
John F. Beggs
Beggs
Hubbard
Palmer
Camp 2
Edward Spellman
Peoria
O'Connor
Cannon
Clan-na- Gael
Boston
Spellman
McCoy's
Clan-na-Gael
Luke Dillon
Philadelphia
James Tierney
Brooklyn
Edward O’meagher Condon
New York
Mortimer Scanlan
Chicago
United States
Catholic Church
Cronin
Prisoner George McCann Hangs Self in County Jail
Philadelphia report says George McCann awaiting trial for murdering his wife by hatchet fatality hanged himself in his cell yesterday morning using a pocket-handkerchief tied to the door knob. The article notes proximity to Whiteling’s pending execution and documents a Madison Wisconsin circuit court ruling on a winter law lowering damages at Madison and Stoughton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Colina
Robert Howick
Benjamin Klinger
Mercer Coun
Philadelphia
George McCann
Hisa
Whiteling
Cirouit Court
Madison
Wia
Stoughton
Law firm opens office opposite public buildings Batavia
A Batavia law partnership reports it has reentered into cooperation and will provide prompt attention to matters entrusted to its care. The notice is dated July 11 and references 152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Rail connections linking towns via multiple lines
The excerpt lists several railway connections and transfer points. It notes Cohoon for Stonelick and nearby towns, Mt. Oreb for additional cities, and Sardinia linking to Columbus and Maysville lines for Mowry town Taylorsville and Hillsboro. It also mentions Winchester Batavia Junction connections, the Fast Express on Little Miami for Xenia Dayton Springfield Columbus and north and east routes, and Portsmouth transfers to Hamden Ashland Ironton and eastern destinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cohoon
Stonelick
New Boston
Monterey
Cynthiana
Vera Cruz
Fayetteville
Mt. Oreb
New Hope
Georgetown
Higginaport
Ripley
Sardinia
Columbus & Maysville
Mowrytown
Taylorsville
Hillsboro
Winchester
North Liberty
West Union
Manchester
Batavia Junction
Little Miami
Xenia
Dayton
Springfield
Columbus
Portsmouth
Hamden
Ashland
Ironton
Chespeake & Railways
Hechio & Northwestern
Ae Arene A.M. . AM. P.my
Cincinnati Feees
Newtown
Beechwood Haeeee
Davis
Baldwin's
Rocky Ford
Batavia
Summit
Maywood
Afton
Aeons
Seteeee
Willamsburg
Eastwood
Bodman
Lt. Oreb
White Oak
Wees
Sicily
Seeaee
Ssseuwcane
Sheer Bernard
South Fincastle Ae
Enton
Seaman
Irvingto
Kerr
Newport
Plum Run Pawnee Es
Mineral Springs Seers
Atay Wvans vi Veen Sede
Pave Rarden
Seeneene
Fees Young’s Teeeeneee
Reese Otway Beee Wees
Eaeeas Henley Tas Eeneare
Fll
McCulloch
Arion
Rete
Rushtown
Daseae
Wharton
P.M. A.M. Array. A.M
Enceres Sardinia Teeeewees
Resta Mowrytown Teteer
Ante Taylorsville
al Coffman's
Coaee
East Danville
Shackleton’s
Sees
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James McMillen
Cyrus Elder
Fink
Turek
Floyd County
Willy Marrinws
Old Knobber
van Buren
Ark
Blackford
Chattanooga
Jupge Stant
August Beckman
Edward Peterson
Taylor Coombs
Minn
Racine
Gro. W. Wincut
Order of Tonts
McDonald
Wilmington
Norick Wilcox
The
Buffalo Express
Yalz
Harvard
Fred Doveass
Hayti
Hayes
Fremont
Sherman Jackson
Kansas
Emporia
John Thatcher
Carrragiats
Detroit
Depere
Fox River
Odd Fellows’ Hall
I Hindsboro
Carolin Mason
Tessatet
Beata Ees
Burchars
Harris
Findlay
Jos
Jones
Youngstown
Urbana
Joun Mowerman
Celina
Richard Schuwiskey
Navarre
Foraker
John D. Jones
Cincinnati
State Board of Health
Joseph L. Anderson
Willliam Reep
Bellaire
Corbin
Charles Ellerman
Ohio State
Cincinnati Club
Stearns
C. H. Andrews
Ohio Gas and Fuel Company
Andrews
Samuel Lieberman
H. C. Grafflin
Piqua
Daniel H. Gaumer
Ingham, Clarke & Co
Meadville
Yale Law School
Henry Brant
Hayesville
Luke Kevity
John Conish
Gasline & Barbour
Shawnee
Tue Brewery
George J. Renner, Jr
Manion Light Guards
Canton
Aman
Bensenhaver
Hocking County
Bucyrus
Johnny Spur
Mad River
Music Hall
Joan H. Smith
Patrick Cooney
George W. Hubbard
General Superintendent of Police
Ireland
Hotels
Felicit Frank Hurdle
Ose
Ellsworthouse
Ohio
Biehn
A. M. Kautz
Ed Gle
Moscow
W. F. Smidley
ER Q. Crane
Bantam
Clermont County
W. C. Bishop
Attorney At Law
Main Street
Clermont House
Louis Bicks
Hicks
Attorneys At Law
Kline
Overs
Main
Ta E. "Robinson
Walnut Streets
Ianati
Fanati, Ohio
Amelia
A. Frazier
Lamazier & Roudebush
W. F. Roudebush
Dennison Ing.hibee
Person
A. Townsley
Mpownsley & Woodlief
J.B. Woodlier
Office In Law
Bilding
Bro. L. Swing
Wine & Breeding
T. P. Breeding
Will Reese
Clermont
Poe
Courthouse Row
Heriine Schols & Nichols
Tatman Building
T.Q
Ashbuen
Geo. W. Hulick
Este & Bulice
Williamsburg
Esplanade
South East Corner
Walnut
Cibernnati,hio
Hamilton
Clermont Com
Stof’s
John D. Park & Sons, Kolesale Agt
West Sixth St
Vine
West Sixth Street
J. MH. Clark
Goshen
DYE House
Robert Walker
Dyer and
Third St
Cleremont County Board
Board of Examiners
J. 8. Hulick
Batavia, Ohio
Ee Fea Mhs Co
SWING
Hulick
Examiners
P.M
T. D. Rhodes
Incinnati
NEW
Richmond & Ohio River Railway
Ithak
Richmond Junction
Carmel
Clough Pike
Cherry Grove
Pleasant Hill
Nine Mile
Locust Corner
Ohio River
Palestine
Blairville
New Richmond
C. & N. W. Railway
A-M. P.M
A. Detzel
East Third Street
Cimncininati, O
Moku
Mackinac
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