Marquand Failure Ties Seventh National Collapse
New York June 28 Henry Marquand Co bankers and brokers faced failure with the Seventh National Bank crisis amid a planned restructuring and investigations. Frank Sullivan Smith led operations while Henry Marquand III remained president. creditors faced uncertain recoveries as securities and bonds were mobilized to cover obligations.
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New York
Henry Marquand £ Co
Frank Sullivan Smith
Amtigues
Ahardly
Bruith
Quilly
Prank B Puor
House of Marquand & Co
Smith
Guy Rathing
Fim
Learia
Ameren Car and Foundry
Atelieca
Kansas & Turse
Miscourt Pueblo Sa
Slountain
Marquand & Im Taut
Henry W. Turt
Savag & Cadwallader
Aniceneye
Mawitien
Grm
Fsay
A & Cocota
Henry Marquind
Nation Park Bank
Rathrond Guilds
Prank & Smith
Warlenen
Marquand
Qeanracoun Mortherm
Henry Marquand
Ie Gas and Pleetrie Company
Herami
Local Board Names Interim President and Officers
A garbled report indicates O. M. was named interim president by the board, with Beauchuten named to a key role. The text suggests a change in leadership during a meeting, but specific dates and full names are unclear.
Gomperts Hart Ill After Car Crash Injures Two Children
Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, lies dangerously ill in Washington after a concussion of the brain and possible skull fracture. His condition is critical but physicians hope for recovery. He was injured when a car accident damaged his memory and his two children, who were with him, for an outing.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federtion of Labor
Herobably
Ice price hike pressed by Topeka company
The People’s Ice company of Topeka plans to raise wholesale ice prices from 540 to 4 per ton. Manager Dick ty claims no change in the price will affect shipments to distant markets while noting weather and storage constraints. The firm says reserves are stored to meet any demand.
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People's Ice Company
Huis Ecouteel
Output of the mines shines in U S mineral output
New York June 28 The Engineering and Mining Journal issues full details of US mineral output for 1900. The total value tops 51 billion with coal and iron leading, petroleum and copper strong, while clay products and building stone rise in value. Silver remains minor.
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New York
United States
Cne Pladexerith Ald
Bilver
Sat-urday Baseball Notes and Postmaster Appointments
Saturday baseball mentions LA A and MCA playing in Wash and other errors list players Fournier and Girar in results. June 24 Postmaster appointments include Orrie n Tarter Sedgwick City Lewis Speciman Stalviile Mitchell county. Temperatures across cities noted. Mrs McKinley improves and took her usual drive without her husband.
Curious discrepancy in Chinese Indemnities prompts debate
Washington July 23 officials note a 35 million mei excess in China's indemnity payments, about 4.5 million dollars more than all powers demanded. The error is traced to miscalculations in Pekin and hurried Chinese acceptance, with focus on how excess funds and bond terms for Japan will be addressed. The issue has been raised to the president to gauge U.S. stance.
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Washington
China
Pekin
Japan
Mattar
Erith transport brings Boer prisoners to Bermuda
In Hamilton Bermuda June, the Armenian ship Erith arrived with the first shipload of Boer prisoners to be quartered at Darrels. Health officers met the vessel as it entered port. reports indicate limited health checks and a brief, orderly process amid arrivals.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Darrels
Newness
Hess
Topeka Ordinance May Be Repealed On Blank Cartridges
A movement urges repeating the anti shooting ordinance next Monday to lift the embargo on blank cartridges. Merchants have bought large stocks with one man investing 3200 and another 7000, risking surplus if enforcement continues. Police enforcement is questioned as the ordinance sparsely mentions crackers and pocket money purchases.
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Topeka
Weather Forecast Sparks Fourth of July Firework Debate
The morning forecast predicts possible thunderstorms tonight and Saturday with limited rain through July 6. Reporter notes heavy firecracker activity may have influenced expectations, but municipal officials deny permits. Cooler trend expected after a hot spell, with a 78 degree low and northwest winds at 20 mph. The Grand Jury also met today in Chicago.
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Weather Bureau
Hartman Awarded $365 After Malicious Prosecution Verdict
A jury rendered a verdict in Hartman v Knight finding malicious prosecution. The panel awarded $365 for damages and later agreed the $35 already paid should be added to the total to reflect lost time and inability to secure employment.
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Sidi Hartman
Knight
Wees
Mied Kolebt
Sens
Asd
Paris to Hanover Race Sides With Daring Mishap
In the Paris to Hanover stretch of the car race, Fournier led the first stage at 70 kph, covering 456 kilometers in 6 hours 35 minutes, with Giardot and others close behind. Foxhall Keene escaped a tire burst near Hastogne, France, while a collision in Cassel damaged vehicles and a child, and the race resumed at 5 pm local time.
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Paris
Hériin
Hanover
Fournier
Foxhall Keene
Hastogne
Belgium
Ir. Keene
Cassel
Girardot
Tallewind
Chancel
M. Pournier
Aix
Bordeaux
M. Fournier
Mm. de Keyst
Voigt
Furman
Home Defenders Plan Camp Design to Smash Beer Carloads
A Topeka group called the Home Defenders met at Dr Eva Harding's office to discuss plans to smash a weekly beer carload from Kansas City. They noted carloads are unloaded at Rock Island and Union Pacific sidetracks and aimed to attack the next shipment despite past setbacks. Mayor Hughes was informed by Dr Harding of a beer car being unloaded in North Topeka.
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Eva Harding
Kansas City
Topeka
Cast Curtis
Frank Raynor
Rock Island
Union Pacific
Hughes
Harding
North Topeka
Ss Te
American Millionaires Charter Train to London for Breakfast
Wealthy Americans led by J Pierpont Morgan and C A Griscom chartered a special train from London to Southampton to board the Hamburg American steamer Ischl and enjoy extra breakfast time. The party included Carter, Choate, and other U S and British associates, with no business plans stated.
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London
J. Pierpont Morgan
W. L. Elkins
P. A. B. Widener
C A. Griscom
United States
Southampton
Carter
Joseph H. Choate
Fete
Hins Sul
Siz Am
Bale
Deitechlind Dire Mire
Aire
W. K Vanderbilt
Shekib Bey
Munich
New York
Deutechsand
Pierpoard
A. B. Widener
Bere Payne Whitney
Pierre Lorillard
Timothy Lo Woodruff
John T. Waterbury
London Daily Express
Mongan
Trav
Journal and Advertiser
J. Pierpont Morgin
Harvard
Carrie Nation visits Carthage in divorce claim clash
Mrs Carrie Nation arrives in Carthage to denounce a local joke theater showing her pictures. She asserts ownership of the images and that she has never been divorced, while claiming Topeka Gym sold the photographs and that evidence was secured.
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Carthage
Carrie Nation
Beruteabe
Topeka
Hee
Woman testifies in murder case of husband in Ohio
Mrs Hilwin Ruthven, wife of Cleveland man Hein Who was electrocuted at the pen, made a last plea with Rev W M Langford present. She claimed she and her husband quarreled and that Charles Jacobs urged burglary plans. She aided Jacobs in the crime but denied injuring Shipp and asserted her husband’s innocence.
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Columbus
Ohio
Hilwin Ruthven
Cleveland
W. M. Langford
Donald
Wight
Charles Jacobs
Ruthven
Jacobs
Ship
Shipp
Sruuhven
Tue
Feud Tensions Mirror Quiet Coal Region
In Thacker West Virginia on June 3 the coal strike feuded tension remains calm as miners and officials from Matewan Fer and nearby towns brace for potential clashes. Sheriff Hatfield and company leaders face cautious residents while union supporters gather. authorities claim the standoff is a waiting game with no immediate breach reported.
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Thacker
W. Va
Stelkers
Hatfield
Citzeny
Matewan
Daniel Voyw
Sam T. Lambert
Kentucky
Fis
Federal Bank Debate in Swiss Cities Sparks Policy Split
News brief notes a proposed federal bank with a central institution in Berne while the national senate favors a central bank in Zurich. In The Hague, Dutch cabinet resigns after elections shift government support by 13 seats.
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Federal
Berne
Switzerland
Bil
National Senief
State Council
Zurich
Hague
Haw
Rush for stamps as new tax rules take effect
Washington dispatch reports bureau of engraving and printing workers rushing to supply millions of new stamps for the amended war revenue act. Internal Revenue and collectors nationwide receive orders as night work continues and offices open after midnight to meet daylight Monday start. Beer and cigar stamps are redesigned with large shipments delivered, including 100,000 beer, 990,000 cigars, and 270,000 cigar stamps.
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New Fork
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Washington
Presa
War Revenue
Internal Revenue Bureau
Treasury Department
Internal Revenue Collectors
Abe Union
Porto Rico
Thinwail
Firel
Beve
Commissioner of Internal Revenue Yerkesses
Smashers' New Trial and Fire Commissioner Indictments
Relates to a new trial request by Rev F W Emerson and Dr Mitchell after a verdict on unlawful assembly. Separately, New York grand juries indict Fire Commissioner John J Scannell for neglect of duty and, with William L Markle, for conspiracy over procurement of nearly all fire department supplies.
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F. W. Emerson
MR. Mitchell
Alstrict Court
New York
John J. Scannell
Scannell
William L. Marke
Fire Department
Secretary Wilson Reviews Cabinet Meeting Details
Secretary Wilson led most of today's cabinet session through department work details. No public business of note was transacted. Hay Long and Postmaster General Smith were absent. John Gor named acting president of Tabor College and dean of the faculty at the Iowa college in Tabor.
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Washington
Wilson
Secretarine Hay
Long
Smith
Tabor College
Omaha
John Gorchurch
Omaha Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Tabor
Iowan
Haw
Death of Colt Sparks Curiosity in Town
Fragmentary obituary notes a death connected to a notable Colt horse and a public interest story. It mentions a financial figure and a local account, with references to a well known thoroughbred and a recent event. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
SAFE ROBBER HANGED IN BIRMINGHAM
Frank Miller mass robber who murdered Policeman Adame was hanged at 10 55 o clock. The case involved a police ambush with two officers shot and killed during a pursuit after a robbery at a Standard G4 company site. Miller and Duncan were linked to the crime. Miller was executed, Duncan received a life sentence. A later appeal over citizenship and commutation failed.
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Birmingham
Ala
Frank Miller
Adame
Z. W. Adasie
Kiridey
Adaime
Frank Sller
Frank Duncan
Miller
Duncan
Supreme Court
Aliie
Sried
Paron
Alonzo ‘Wilttagas
William
Pratt Mines
Bob Callahan
Stated picnic near Auburn draws crowds for temperance event
About 60 or more people gathered at a large Sunday school and temperance picnic twenty second annual event, southwest of Auburn. Attendees arrived by horse and wagon, with no one walking. The program featured red, lemonade and orange cider, recitations, speeches by Rev Charles Sheldon and James A Troutman on temperance, and Auburn talent performances. Politicians were present including Cyrus Leland, though no notable political outcome occurred. The afternoon and evening included singing, band music and a two and a half hour play titled Tony Use Congret.
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West
Pena
Auburn
Charles O Sheldon
James A. Troutman
Cyrus Leland
Leland
Will
Tony
Coronation Proclamation Marks Edward’s Accession Readings
London June 28 royal proclamation announced King Edward’s accession and coronation next June. The ceremony at St James's Palace featured heralds, marshall, and trumpets with officials in ornate regalia, crowd gathering, and the proclamation read for the royal procession toward Temple Bar and the Royal Beatenie.
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London
Edward
St. Jamen Palsce
Temple Mer
St. James
William Henry Winder
Hamercus
Ueir
Norrey King of
Gordon Ambrose de Listener
Sverard
Sverard Gresn}, the Sorcerer Herald
Fenty Parnher
Mopisough House
Tasine de Balcns
Tavine
Eawantete
Ebticis
Arma Conelid
Carerlagen
Tie Teraide
Piredvante
Temple Bar
Beotenie
Ternulliles
Miryay Green
Aleritts
Temple Mar
Sharkey and Maher Fight Set for July 2 at Columbia Park
New York June 25 Walter Schughter signs Sharkey to wrestle Peter Maher in a five fall match in rolling style to open the turf at Columbia baseball park Philadelphia in the afternoon of July 2.
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New York
Walter Schughter
Tor Ehurkey
Peter Maher
Columbia Baseball Perk
Unclear Legislative Scene Spotty Report From Topele
Fragmentary dispatch describes W A Reeder and other Bixit district politicians arriving in Topele. Drowned in Bissau mentioned. Debates in chamber of deputies referenced with tensions, no adjournment. Gorman candidacy noted with informal announcement and dinner in Baltimore.
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W. A. Reeder
Lawes
Topele
Reeder
Fockey McDonald Desi Denver Dead in City of Consumption
Johnny McDonald a famed California jockey known for riding top Horas Oynery in the country has died. The report notes weather indications in Chicago with cooler conditions expected tonight and mentions a forecast for a damp, windy night.
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Fockey McDonald
Denver
Johnny McDonald
California
Jowkey
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