Alabama Bond Market and Geneva Talks Update
Officials report U S bond actions and gold sales planned for April totaling eight million dollars while Geneva negotiations on the Alabama case drag. Treasury directs new York assistant treasurer to sell four million in gold and buy four million of bonds on four dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State Department
Earl Granville
Fish
Geneva
Accon
Congress
Alabama
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Riverside River Report Details Transport Movements and Weather
Menenis dated April 1 reports arrivals and departures on the Potomac and Mississippi routes. Richmond New Potomac Cincinnati City of ee ae and City of Cairo with cargo and barges. fleets like Mary Alice and others up or awaiting loads. Weather described as clear with a light shower. several boats expected or en route including City of Vicksburg and City of Helena.
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Menenis
Richmond
New Potomac
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Potomac
Cairo
Mary Alice
Reed
St. Louis
Vicksburg
Helena
Lone Pine Earthquake Devastates Town in California
Partial dispatch reports a violent earthquake in Lone Pine and nearby areas. Buildings collapsed and lives were affected as the town faced widespread destruction and ongoing aftershocks.
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Sa Francisco
Lone Pine
Coteuwane
Unclear OCR fragment on tours and fencing incident
Fragmentary text describes a person and partners with a fencing incident. Details are unreadable, including names, dates, and precise actions.
Political moves and military honors in early March Washington happenings
A Washington special notes Republican delegates instructed to support Grant and Colfax at the state convention, with J. G. Wilson nominated for Congress. It reports subscriptions to a fund for Major General Geo. H. Thomas and details the forthcoming removal and honors for Brig. General Robert Anderson, plus Navy board findings on contractor claims and bids for wartime construction.
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Eee Vasear College
Washington
The
Tribune
Fender Pest
Hitets Rought
Gosta
Senate Senate
House
Ti Hsedn
Sickles
Madrid
Tee
Grant
Colfax
J. G. Wilson
Congress
Geo. Hi. Thomas
Robert Anderson
Second Avenue
West Point
E Tis
Gimants
Dante eikAataao
Amoklery Caisson
Fort Simster
Old Guard
Pen 5 Navy
Anderson Zouaves
Knight
Templars
Tornado Strikes St Louis Causing Injuries and Damage
A severe tornado swept a stretch of the city causing multiple injuries including a butcher Henry Hildé and a paralyzed man. Buildings and stalls were damaged, roofs ripped, and a vitriol factory roof torn off. Several blocks away only minor destruction reported with emergency crews assessing impact.
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Torundo
Mites
St. Louis
Oelock
Henry Ilde
Uni
Annae
Po Gorges
Illiis
John
Edwin ‘Mori
George Shou
Ohio
Dyer
Stree
Fane
Austin
Weather Outlook North of Lakes to Atlantic Coast
Barometer over Lake Ontario moves down the St Lawrence valley bringing northwest dry air. High pressure will dominate the lakes to the gulf and south and middle Atlantic coast with brisk north to westerly winds along the lower lakes and mid Atlantic coast. No dangerous winds are anticipated for the Atlantic coast.
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Wiskoreron
Lake’ Ontario
St. Lawrence
Gulf
Middle Atlantic
New England
Lower Lakes
Middle
Atlantic
Opening Day of Okuwane Sporting Meet Draws Crowds
March 31 at Okuwane marks a brilliant start to the sporting meet with strong attendance and quality races. All favorites fell, pools reportedly valued at $9,000, and betting ran high at the track amid lively interest.
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New Okuwané
Wiseaeres
Besige
Dyer
Gen Andersons funeral set for Wednesday with NY regiments
The New York Herald reports the funeral for Gen Robert Anderson will be on Wednesday April 3 unless Ohio relatives differ. National Guard units led by Brigadier General Ward will escort the remains. Regulars from the 1st U S Artillery and 8th U S Infantry will attend, with the 62d New York Zouaves and Old Guard joining. Interment to be at West Point after a potential procession to Thirty-fourth or Forty-second Street.
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Anderson
N. Y. Herald
Jier
Gene Robert Anderson
United States
Ohios
National Guard
McDowell
Emmons Clark
Col. Braine
Rockafeller
William G. Ward
Cononapie
N.G
N.Y
1St United States Artillery
Taylor
R. H. Capt. Haskin
Bombara Fort
1St
United States Artillery
8Th United States Infantry
62D
New York Volunteers
Anderson Zouaves
Col
Nevin
Old Guard
McLean
Thirty-fourth Street
Forty-second Street
North River
West Point
Mystery of Catarina Chigi's Disappearance and Death
The Italian noble Catarina di Chigi vanished from the Ponte Molle district and was later found dead. Reports detail a dagger bearing blood inscription and a life of romance with Prince Erberto Guglio. The Chigi family mourns as police and press weigh suicide or murder, amid rumors targeting Erberto Giuglio and the Carmelite convent ties.
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Sun
Raat Abe
Ponte Molle
Chigi
Catarina
The
Gazetta del Popolo
Catarina Chigi
Elberto Guglo
Hhe
Rome
Erberto
Catarina di Chigi
Pisa
Catho
Pulse
Patie
Pete Gilson
Ates
Nobman
Ch Palace
Monsignor
Bardi
Mysterious July Murder of Miss McCarmilla in Clinton County
Laborer Reed killed Miss McCarmilla on her farm in Clinton County Illinois. He was captured after a tense manhunt as angry locals urged lynching. He had earlier escaped jail during a mass breakout and fled into cornfields before a Wednesday trial. A reward is offered for his capture.
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Gerhardt
Veppee
McCarmilla
Beaujou
Clinton
Deralb
Lilinois
Reed
Herer
Desperado Sam Hildebrand Dies After Trainyard Clash
A Missouri desperado known as Sam Hildebrand and later John Smith was killed after a confrontation with officers at Pinckneyville. His family reportedly admitted their names, and authorities seized his photograph as part of the inquiry into the shooting and related train stone‑throwing by his ill‑fated clan.
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Missouri Republican
Sam. Hildebrand
Missouri
Belleville, St. Louis & Ilinois
Pinckneyville
Gordon
Kts
John Smith
Smith
Samebrand
Jaane
Bank Robbery Report From Canal Bank Prompts Clue Hunt
Special Dispatch to the evening star notes a Bra change at Canal Bank today with Mrz Bozonier and a Citizens Bank wife robbed of sixty seven in money and bills of exchange. No clue to the robbers is available.
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Evening Star
Canal Bank
Mrz Bozonier
Citizens’ Banky
Reduction of public debt and tobacco tax in early 1900s
The House Ways and Means Committee in Washington on April 1 discussed cutting the public debt by about 15.4 million dollars. They also considered adopting a uniform tobacco tax of twenty four cents per pound.
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Washrnaton
Morse at Nooma Breathing Heavily and Sinking
Report from New York on April 1 describes Professor Morse at Nooma in distress with heavy breathing and rapid decline expected to end soon. Cotton figures show middlings at 203¢ and middlings 225403 with quiet, steady conditions noted.
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New Yoas
Professor Morse
Nooma
Death by morphia under Avery Street resident
Rubims April 1 reports Mrs Man Skiver residing on Avery street died last night by suicide after taking a large dose of morphia. The incident is recorded as a death by self harm.
River News and Cotton Market Report
April 11 noon arrivals and departures on the river show ships Bee Dexter and Forsyth and others arriving from New Orleans and St. Louis with the city of Vicksburg and Belle Memphis among them. The river fell inches and cotton trading stayed active with Middlings at 21.1 to 21.5 cents. sales reached 1,000 bales, receipts 1,925 bales, stock 207,? bales.
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Bee
Dexter
Forsyth
New Orleans
City of Vicksburg
James Howard
Belle Memphis
St. Louis
Shreve
Redriver
Mary Bo
Oe Hale
Vicksburg
Howard
Longworth
Belle Lee
Mary Porsyth
Markets Telegram: mixed signals from grain and cattle
A telegraph market summary from New York and Chicago notes quiet grain at April levels with flour and oats steady or dull. Cattle trade weak to lower, cotton futures unchanged as receipts reach over four thousand bales.
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New York
Laneape
Election progress report with early results
As of 4:20 PM in the Second Edition the vote is progressing quietly. It is believed Fisher will be state Clerk of the Police Court. Davies leads for Street Commissioner. Covington is seen as Water Works Trustee. Teetor versus Goes for County Solicitor is close. Reemeling and McGill lead for Board of Control. Ward outcomes remain uncertain pending official tallies.
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Fisher
Davies
F. Covington
Water Works
Teetor
Goes
Board of Control
Charlee Reemeling
Amzi McGill
Sevela Held On Post Office Robbery Charge
Sevela was brought in by Deputy Marshal Culp on charges of breaking open the Grove City post office and stealing stamps locks and money. A preliminary examination was conducted this morning and bail set at 3000 dollars with custody until April 23 in Franklin County Ohio.
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Alert Sevela
Culp
Grove City
Franklin County
Ohio
German woman Moore chases girl near Fifth and Vinexy
A German woman named Moore grew distressed this afternoon over her daughter Amelia who led her toward the corner of Fifth and Vinexy streets as onlookers watched.
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Moore
Amelia
Fifth and
Vinexy Streets
Inspection Tour Unclear Official Detected in Pitebare
Fragmentary OCR notes show Cart. J. So Daviarxy of Pitebare on a morning inspection tour. Details are unreadable and the full event cannot be determined.
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Cart
J. So Daviarxy
Pitebare
Tebe
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