Harrison’s pessimistic view on business mood and tariff shifts
Ex president Benjamin Harrison expresses gloom over the current business climate. He argues the Sherman act alone does not cause distrust and links the Chicago tariff platform to economic hardship. He notes Washington’s August meeting and laments the lack of a Moses to lead the economy out of its Egyptian darkness.
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Cleveland
Daily Times to Move from Madison to Milwaukee
The Daily Times will relocate to Milwaukee within a fortnight after a year of publication. It is a Democratic paper founded by governor's private secretary C. L. Clark.
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Madison
Wis
Daily Times
Milwaukee
C. L. Clark
Fire destroys Edgerton business district in Wise county
A large fire consumed the entire business portion of Edgerton a Wise county town of 1200 residents. The loss is estimated around 200000 dollars with about two thirds covered by insurance.
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Toledo
Edgerton
Wise County
Old Settler Levi Ingalls Killed by Runaway Team
Levi Ingalls, aged 8 D, an elderly county settler, was killed near Hartford by a runaway team. Mrs. Meto Winters Jr. was hurt probably fatally, and Miss Maud Stewart was seriously injured.
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Levi Ingalls
Hartford
Meto Winters, Jr
Maud Stewart
Kentucky National Bank Closes Doors in Louisville
Heavy Failure at Louisville reports the Kentucky National Bank of Louisville closing its doors. The bank had capital stock of 1 million dollars, 190,000 owed to the government, loans and discounts totaling about 1.72 million, and a surplus of 108,500.
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Kentucky National Bank
Bank Closed in Knoxvale for Liquidation
Knoxvale Tennessee July 24 The State National Bank closed after opening four minutes. A notice on the door states this bank closed for liquidation Depositors will be paid in full Liabilities and assets not known outside
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Knoxvale
Tenn
State National Bank
Bank assigns in Greely assurances depositors safe
The Union Bank of Greely Colorado has made an assignment but remains solvent. Bank officials state no depositor will lose a dollar and all funds are safe under the arrangement.
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Greely, Colo
Union Bank
Jellico Bank Suspended By Citizens Bank of Jellico
Memruis July 24 The Citizens bank of Jellico Tennessee the only banking institution in that place has suspended operations leaving depositors with uncertain access to funds.
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Citizens Bank of Jellico, Tenn
Million-Dollar Iron Mining Claim Before Commissioner Lamoreaux
The Agnus McDonal et al. versus Emil Hartman et al. case, involving an iron mining claim valued between 1 and 8 million dollars near the Chandler mines in Vermilion iron country, Duluth, is set for review before Land Commissioner Lamoreaux. The dispute, ongoing since Secretary Vilas decision in 1889, involves Sioux halfbreed script questions and features lawyers Malone Brennan Marble and Duluth attorney d Autremont awaiting resumption.
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Vilas
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Juneau
John Brennan
West Superior
Wis
R. N. Marble
Northwest
d’Autremont
Hyde
Injunction Sought Against Weir City Miners
Hon. W. C. Perry filed in the United States circuit court a petition for a restraining order against H. L. Walters and about 100 other Kansas and Texas Coal Co employees at Weir City to prevent entry on company property and interference with mining operations. Judge Foster issued the order after considering the petition. U S marshals arrived with deputies and prepared for action, with contempt of court cited for disobedience.
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Fort Scott
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United States
H. L. Walters
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Wisconsin Chippewas and Fraud in Allotments
Indian Commissioner Campbell completed an inquiry into fraud complaints alleging Wisconsin Chippewa Indians shared in Minnesota allotments and annuities. Of 209 cases most individuals admitted Wisconsin residence and no entitlement. Findings sent to the interior department. Flying Cloud urged Fond du Lac Indians to claim White Earth land allotments.
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White Earth Reservation
Ore Strike Shuts Aragon Mine in Norway Michigan
The Aragon Iron company property operated by the Schlessinger syndicate was attacked by miners who halted shipments from the stockpile until wages are paid. The firm owes $40,000 for May to July, with $97,000 in ore in stock. The mine closed, 400 workers laid off, pumps run to drain water.
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Mich
Aragon Iron Company
Schlessinger Syndicate
Swiss minister chosen for arbitration court
Berne July 24 The bundesrath appoints Dr A De Claparedo as Swiss member of the court of arbitration to meet in Washington on July 26 to settle disputed claims between the United States and Chile.
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Flower Gorman and Murphy Confer at Governor's Cottage
A late night conference at the governor's Saratoga cottage involved Governor Flower and Senators Gorman and Murphy. No details of the meeting were disclosed.
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New York
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Unknown wreck sighted near Big Duck Island report
The steamer City of Windsor carried tidings of a lake disaster at Big Duck Island. Captain Moore said a lighthouse keeper found part of a cabin ashore at Walkhouse on Manitoulin Island with a body inside the cabin top. Two more bodies were found nearby with a pilothouse fragment. No names or wreck color known.
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Alaska Volcano Near Cape St. John Reported
Ad vices from Alaska say officers of the cutter Rush have located the volcano that startled natives of Unga last year with a sudden eruption. The volcano lies about 15 miles east-northeast of Cape St. John at latitude 56 degrees 5 minutes north, longitude 159 degrees 30 minutes west.
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Oil Well Explosion Near Prairie Depot
A July 24 explosion at an oil well near Prairie Depot, six miles from Fostoria, saturated the ground with oil. Six men were engulfed in flames. two died and two were fatally burned.
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Fostoria
Prairie Depot
Depew Sees Sound National Business Despite Sherman Debate
Chauncey M. Depew argues in a Tribune interview that US business is sound despite fears from silver and tariff debates. He cites rail traffic and June freight growth as proof, condemns Colorado silver panic, and supports repeal of the Sherman silver purchase clause as key to restoring confidence and currency flow.
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Chapin Mining Reorganized Under Tweedy Leadership
MILWAUKEE July 24 The Chapin Mining company reorganized with Angus Smith, John H Tweedy Jr and his brother Robert Tweedy elected directors. John H Tweedy Jr named treasurer.
Bank Trends Amid Market Gloom and Recovery Hopes
The review notes bank failures in Denver and Kansas amid a wider downturn, but most cities report banks in healthy condition. It cites easier money, reduced orders, and gloomy crop reports as factors, yet business remains surprisingly resilient with renewed willingness to extend credit.
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Denver
Kansas
Cedar county crisis as governor deposes judge
Cappo July 24 report says Cedar county teeters toward war after Governor Jones removes the county judge without reason and refuses to surrender. The successor takes over dockets and tries cases while militia threats loom, with no clear outcome if force is used.
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Forty Foot Fall Calls Train and Engine Into Lake
In Marquette Michigan on July 24 a locomotive and ore train plunged 40 feet from an ore dock into the lake. Engineer John Rowe perished with the engine but reportedly escaped with slight injuries, while fireman Clearly leaped to safety.
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John Rowe
Starr Gang Members Captured Near Cherokee City
Reports from Tahlequah Oklahoma indicate Bud Smith Charles Platner and Sherry Wilson associates of Henry Starr were nabbed near Cherokee City. About 2.5 in greenbacks were recovered on their persons.
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Parson Davies Travels to New York for Fight Talks
Davies sails to New York to meet Peter Jackson and press Fitzsimmons into signing articles for a bout with Joe Choynski aboard the Teutonic.
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Davies
New York
Peter Jackson
Teutonic
Fitzsimmons
Joe Choynski
South Milwaukee Iron Works Destroyed by Fire
The South Milwaukee Malleable Iron works were completely destroyed by fire. An unrelated note reports Agent Donaldson of the Great Northern at Winnipeg was seriously injured by a fall from a crowded street car.
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San Bernadino Ration Bank Reopens After Fed Clearance
San Bernardino California on July 24 the first ration bank of the city, which sparked a financial flurry a month ago, has received permission from the controller of currency and reopened its doors.
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Exports at New York Port Week Totaled 9 600 216
Aareek e Exports New York reports weekly exports excluding specie at the port of New York totaling 9 600 216. Dry goods account for 2 414 232 and general merchandise 6 735 944.
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Gunnerson Awarded Pine Ridge Agency Allotment Contract
Carl Gunderson has been awarded the contract to allot eight sections at Pine Ridge agency for Indigenous allotment purposes. The award covers multiple divisions and details remain for formal approval.
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Daly
Carl Gunderson
Vermillic
Pine Ridge Agency
Sons of Hermann Elect Officers in Minn Citizens Group
July 2 report from Minn shows the Sons of Hermann electing officers with William Paul as president and F C New ater as vice president amid local fraternal activities.
Judge dissolves attachment in Eastman bank case
Judge dissolves the attachment of a surer Eastman against the effects of the defunct bank in the interest of other creditors.
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Isdo
Eastman
Nitn
Mrs Anderson Dead After Tragic Injury Incident
Mrs Anderson, described as a poet, died from injuries after a severe cut in a tragic incident. No further details available in the readable text.
Banks Fail in Milwaukee After Deposits Run
Milwau kee National and the South Side Savings banks closed their doors with deposits in doubt. The Milwaukee National acted as clearing house, while the Wisconsin National took that role. A wave of bank runs followed other failures including Commercial Bank and William H. M. Benjamin, prompting public alarms and quieting measures by bank directors.
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Pabst Brewery Fire Damages Plant and Best Homestead
A fire at the Pabst Brewing plant in Milwaukee caused $75,000 in damage and destroyed the homestead of Jacob Best, founder of the brewery and father of Mrs. Pabst. The loss is insured.
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Cincinnati Chicago excursion fare announced
Cincinnati announces a six dollar round trip fare to Chicago for a ten day excursion starting July 23 offered by the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton.
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Hamilton
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Dowling Arrested Over Poll Tag Noncompliance
Ming Ren ville July 24 The Star editor M J Dowling a man without legs or hands was arrested by order of the Village council for not working poll tag in a local enforcement action.
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Renville, Ming
M. J. Dowling
the Star
Mortgage Sale Notice in Beadle County South Dakota
Default on mortgage by Leonard M Mitchell and M Mitchell Hons on a deed dated December 7 1885 for northeast quarter section 9 township 100 north range 63 west Beadle South Dakota. Amount due 1050. Mortgage assigned December 15 1885 to Robert Earle. recorded December 14 1886 in book 45 page 144. Sale July 1893 at 2 PM at front door Huron court house to highest cash bidder. Hamilton Kerr attorney for assignee.
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