Bankers Adjourn After Cleveland Convention
The American Bankers' Association adjourned its convention in Cleveland after a morning session. Rev Pat Baiph en opened with prayer. Gannon of the Fourth Walloon Bank read a paper on standardized credit departments and statements. Herrick spoke on the People’s Bank and currency. Officers elected included Walker Hin as president and Rival Trowbridge as vice president. The convention adjourned sine die.
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Amerrican Bannkers' Associator Banvention
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Credit Information Bureau
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Calteasi
Telewea
New York City
Myron
Herrick
Fe For Savings
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Clevelani
Twixt Earth and Sky Near Busun Plant Crane Accident
A construction mishap at the Busun electric plant on Van Huren street caused a gun pole rope to snap. A 500 pound load fell 170 feet through a stack, narrowly missing three workers. Crews atop the structure crawled to safety as a crowd gathered.
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Foreman Faults Bolt in Cleveland Labor Accident
Newell the foreman said little about the incident at the Cleveland tasio Serial job. He blamed card enanues and a faulty bolt holding the gin pole on top of the stack, noting the bolt failed under heavy strain and the foreman did not ensure a proper bolt was used to secure the gin pole, risking injury to workers nearby.
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Cleveland
Tasio
Garden City Hotel Fire Destroys Long Island Landmark
The Garden City Hotel on Long Island, owned by the A. T. Stewart estate, burned today. Built in 1875 at a cost of 125000, with furnishings costing 20000, the hotel was the largest outside Brooklyn. guests and servants inside escaped uninjured.
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McKinley policy criticized by London observer
London and Belmont report from a representative of the Associated Press says McKinley’s administration lacks faith in expansion and is seen as boneless amid strong public demand for vigor. The speaker criticizes the party’s policies and calls for reform aligned with Bryan’s views.
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Grinstead in Trouble Over Publishing Allegations
Grinstead, a Wathe na Star figure, faces a second arrest on charges related to publishing allegations against Senator John Fulton of Nemaha County. Earlier warrants accused him of alleging Fulton took 3000 dollars in exchange for a Parsons asylum education matter, with renewed claims prompting further action and a request for a judge pro tempore if a change of venue is denied.
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Nemaha County
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Stewart
Denipban
Doniphan County
Six Blocks of Dulidiogs Burn in Uusipres District Fire
Six blocks were destroyed in a large fire in the Uusipres district of Centralate, including J. B. Woods livery stable with 22 horses, Hayden's livery, Huse and Gerrard hardware, the Merchants hotel, C. A. Decob's brick block, Baldridge's repair shop, and Jinna Hers teeltetice. Estimated loss tops $100,000, with portions insured.
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Carriers Resolve At National Letter Carriers Meeting
In Seranton Pennsylvania the National Association of Letter Carriers opened its annual convention with three resolutions. One backed President McKinsey policy in the Philippines, another urged a 25 year service pension, and a third on carrier salaries prompted debate and was sent to the legislation committee. The Albany delegate sparked political controversy as arbitration actions were considered but later dropped.
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National Association of Letter Carriers
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Philippines
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Albany
Congressional Committee
Legislation Committee
Dreyfus Trial Proceedings Return To Turmoil Anew
Court considers appointing a commission to question Col Schwartz Keppen and Major Pantardsi but rules the court unable to compel its use. Witnesses describe documents, censorship, and concerns over telegraph use as trials resume with Mercier and Demange clashing over evidence and the Freystaedter incident amid push to accelerate proceedings.
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Peculiar Dynamite Explosion Near Marion Kansas
Mobs of townspeople heard a blast about 8 PM as a man climbed a beam under Rock Sand water tank and exploded a stick of dynamite or nitroglycerin in his coat pocket. He was badly burned and nearly nude, thrown from the beam, while his companion stood by. The event, linked to two mysterious men from the south, prompted police scrutiny and possible bank robbery suspicions. Murray, tall with dark hair and a mustache, claimed to be from Pittsburgh. the other, Thompson of Dubuque, Iowa, gave no clear home. Both men detained as investigations proceed.
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Chester Johnson
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Murray
Pitteburg
Thompson
Debuque
Hollander Line to Inaugurate New York to St Louis Service
St Louis September 7 News that the Hollander line will begin sailing from New York to St Louis on September 12. The steamship Catania will depart New York for Mobile and then the Mobile and Ohio railroad will deliver passengers to St Louis. The Catania, a 3600 ton vessel, will be one of three ships used until full service is established. Weekly sailings planned from New York to Mobile and thence to St Louis.
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Murdock Kills a Bear Son of Wichita Editor
Steamboat Springs Sept 7 The grand hunt for Steamboat’s big game began yesterday under Game Warden Andrew Jackson. The hunt, supervised by the ward, included noted sportsmen W J Williams Login B Crawford and Henry Schott Jr. The first results reported the 400-pound black bear killed three miles from town by Marcellus Murdock, son of Mr Murdock of the Wichita Eagle. The bear’s capture drew tourist interest and congratulations for the young hunter.
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Tartar Arrives with Twentieth Kansas Regiment at Hong Kong
A cable message from Hong Kong reports the United States transport Tartar with the Twentieth Kansas regiment aboard has arrived. The vessel departed Manila Sunday and will stop at Nagasaki before heading to San Francisco. All aboard are well.
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Rescued by Officers From Night Locked in Laundry
Three girls were rescued by Officer McCoy after being locked inside the Topeka laundry overnight. The trio, locked behind the front door and unable to escape, signaled for help and were freed when the window was opened. They stepped out on the stair platform, adjusted their hats, and left.
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ROW OVER PENSIONS AT G A R ENCAMPMENT
The pension committee report was read at the Philadelphia G A R encampment and referred back to the pensions committee after nearly four hours of debate. Michigan and other states objected that the report fails to specify Grand Army demands. The report will be printed and distributed at today's session while withheld from publication until then.
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Corner Stone Laid for Kansas Negro Industrial School
Kansas City Kansas Sept 7 The cornerstone ceremony for Stanley Industrial Hall marks the first state aided institution for exclusive negro education in the United States The event drew prominent African American leaders from Kansas and Missouri with Gov Stanley and university Superintendent W T Vernan addressing the crowd The hall stands overlooking parts of Missouri and Kansas signaling a new era for the colored community The celebration highlighted state support and calls for educational advancement among their people
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Chicago Livestock Market and Stanley Hall Corner Stone
Chicago notes appropriation for Stanley hall introduced with speakers including State Auditor Cole and J F Bradley. Corner stone laid by the state grand lodge of negro Masons amid band performance and a procession of officials, followed by notices of the Industrial school plans and a Philadelphia ex-Prisoners of War meeting, plus market reports for wheat and livestock from Chicago and Topeka.
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Wheat market report from New York to Chicago and London
A noisy summary of grain trading with wheat higher and corn steady. London cargos firm while Chicago and New York markets show mixed bids and cautious buying. Weather and shipping notes hint at firm supplies, with traders watching weekly futures and new crop expectations.
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