Failure of Herman Schaeffner & Co. Bank Goes to Receivership
Private bankers at 100 Washington Street sign an assignment in county court. No bank statements filed with receiver application. Creditor losses expected to be minimal, and liquidation funds may cover liabilities. The firm was once a leading private bank with extensive brokerage ties nationwide. Aid for destitute people as Lake Providence overflow floods 1000-plus homeless, governor seeks $50,000 loan from banks due to lack of state funds.
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Herman Schaeffner & Co
Southern Associated Press
Cutcaco
Herman Schaeffner and Co
Washington Street
Levy Mayer
Murphy J. Foster
Lake Providence
N. and W. Railroad Company
Pumaverista
F. J. Kimball
Norfolk and Western Railroad
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
Charleston
W. Va
Thompson Brothers
Thompson Bros
Ohio
Pamlico
Baysono
N. C
Superior Court
Pamlico County
John Gray Bynum
Judge Bynum
Brother
Father
F. M. Simmons
L. J. Moore
W. W. Clark
O. H. Guion
Jas. W. Waters
W. D. Melver
W. D. W. Stevenson
New Berne
Blount
Mr. Blount
W. T. Caho
Mr Caho
Cleveland
President Chas. E. Taylors Address at Commencement
The address prepared for Wake Forest College seniors by President Charles E. Taylor argues that college graduates have far higher odds of eminent success. He cites Thwing and Appleton biographies, urges humility, and defines liberal culture as disciplined intellect and vigorous will guiding useful action.
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Chas. E. Taylor
D. D
Wake Forest College
Taylor
Yorna Geytiemex
Thwing
Ohio
Appleton
Sia
Almer Mater
Prof. Huxley
Review of Reviews June issue valued for World's Fair guidance
The June Review of Reviews highlights Ernest Knaufft as special Chicago representative and art guide, previews summer and autumn conventions, and features transit facilities for the fairgrounds. It boasts extensive illustrations and essays on the U S and global affairs, calling the issue indispensable. In Raleigh a funeral notice for Mrs Eliza Heath Lambeth notes her Christian faith and service, with service at Edenton Street Methodist Church and no flowers.
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Review of Reviews
Chicago
Ernest Knanuifit
New York
Chatauqua
Ienry H. Windsor
Street Railway Review
United States
Meai
C. W. Lambeth
Eliza Heath Lambeth
Thomas H. Lambeth
Edenton Street Methodist Church
Religious Services Today in City Churches
Directory lists services across multiple denominations led by Reverends Marshall McKittinger Barker Carter Hurley Cole and Daniel with Sunday schools and times. Free seats, all invited. midweek prayers announced. Catholic Sacred Heart notes Divine service and Way of the Cross.
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Crist Carren
Dr. Marshall
Trinity
Church OF the Goop Shepherd
I. McK Pittinger
Edenton Street
J. N. Cole
Young
J. W. Carter
W. Brew
West End
J. Hall
N. B. Broughton
Fayetteville Street
John T. Pullen
First Presbyterian
Eugene Daniel
D. D
Christian Church
J. L. Foster
Sacred Heart
Father Marion
Divine Sersatiia
Way of the Cross
World's Fair opening delayed court to rule Thursday
A Chicago suburb court heard the World’s Fair case this week and postponed a ruling until Thursday. Judge Woods said several legal points required careful consideration, restricting action on side motions while discussions continue. Attendance expectations for tomorrow rise with favorable weather.
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Southern Associated Press
Cutcaco
Ills
United States
Woods
Cleland
Ilinois Sabbath Association
Curcaco
Chicago
Baltimore & Ohio
Chicago & Northwestern
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Central
North Pole
Bank Failure in Guapstone Sparks Bank Assignments
Guapstone Michigan bank assigns for creditors and closes after Plankinton Bank of Milwaukee failure. no statement of condition yet. Fire damages Lima paper mills. ten thousand dollars in losses and three hundred workers laid off. Fire also coincides with warnings and a range of ads. The World’s Fair case sees injunction postponed for a restraining order against gates. A Decatur lynching occurs after a man assaults a woman. mob attacks jail and hangs Samuel J Bush. Pills advertised claim mild effect with lasting relief for various ailments. testimonials promise cash if not cured Catarrh remedy offers $500 cash. The text also includes various medical and religious notices.
Tragic House Fire After Triple Murders Shocks Beach Ridge
Early this morning three men crossed from Vermont into Missisquoi county and killed Edy, his wife, and their 20 year old daughter, then looted and set the house aflame. Neighbors found the bodies. flames drew attention, and the killers likely fled into Vermont. Edy was a wealthy local farmer. the deceased daughter was to marry a Montreal journalist.
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Associated Press
Vermont
Beach Ridge
Missiquoiunty
Edy
Tie
Montreal
Testimony letter touts Electropoise cures in 1893 Greensboro
A Greensboro reader, L. W. Andrews, claims Electropoise treatment cured diabetes indigestion rheumatism and liver issues after years of failure with medicines He notes relief and plans to share results including helping a bed ridden 21 year old with rheumatism The letter ends with a religious line about Christ and possibility through faith.
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L. W. Andrews
Greensboro
N. C
John N. Webb
Washington, D. C
Shane Brorner
L. W. Axpaews
Mr. Andrews
Graduation Sermon Echoes At Wake Forest College
The speaker congratulates graduates and urges labor, self sacrifice, and steady effort beyond degrees. He frames success as service inspired by Ich Dien and Ave, stressing unity with the college as a loving mother and the enduring value of character over material wealth. He invokes duty to God and the nation as the guiding aim of future life.
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Thwing
Alu
Wake Forest
Bau
Seus
Europe
The Echo Answers Why
A fragment discusses rocking chairs and throat and lung afflictions among parlors. It promotes Kemp's Balsam for throat and lungs with trial sizes offered free and large bottles priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar, attributing cure claims to statistics.
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Galveston Newe
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Jesus Christ
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Stamp and Lily Company
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Detroit
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