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Newspaper

Warren Ledger

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1888

Page

7

Dragon brothers flee with large sums. creditors left

A Montreal despatch reports Antoine and Gilbert Dragon, once prominent grocers, have departed to the United States with a substantial sum of money, abandoning a large number of creditors behind. The item notes several other world affairs and incidents in brief fashion.

Montreal Antoine Gilbert Dragon Mississippi Tennessee Memphis China Miniano Ibi Gamiu Col. Lamont Internal Revenue Miter Clifton Forge Blue Ridge Mountains

Lackawanna Leads Mixed Early Trading on Granger Stocks

The New York market shows Lackawanna as a feature with heavy morning trading and a mid session gain, though late-day selling trimmed gains. Granger stocks rose on reports Judge Farrell's opinion supporting an injunction against Iowa railroad tariff enforcement, with mixed results across rail issues and weakness in Canada Southern, Michigan Central, and others. Rock Island ended strong.

Lackawanna New York St. Paul New England Farrell Iowa Railroad Canada Southern Michigan Central Weasnville Chattanooga Rock Island

Uncle Sam’s Pensions. The Largest Crick Building in America

In Washington a long feature on the U S pension office reveals the vast scale of pensions, daily letter load, and the aging veteran population. It notes that pensions exceed sixty million dollars yearly, with widows and dependents forming a major portion, and details the hall capacity and the bustling, almost military efficiency under Gen Black and Deputy Commissioner McLean. It also contrasts the hall’s size with Rome’s great churches and markets, and recounts the influx of correspondence and the diverse pension beneficiaries.

Grant Hancock McClellan Logan Sheridan Gray Tennessee Georgia Virginia West Virginia North Carolina Pension Office Els St. Peter's Rome Milan St. Paul's Church St. Van's Church London Mormon Tabernacle Salt Lake City Pension Hall America Uncle Sam Black Pension Bureau Gen Hhis Bureau Col William McLean Indiana Mclean T Department Gen. Black Mexico Teame Luevera Blaine Rant Lincoln Sherman Frantin Pierce Towers E. Tee Jefferson Davis

Frieze Section and National Hall Debate at Washington

Reading fragments describe a frieze section outside the Senate, pensions and a busy government payroll, and debates on the National Hall in Washington. Critics fault space and warmth, noting brick as a durable material with Roman precedent. A elderly man observes a corridor near the main door.

Gill Meigs Howe Washington Govd Wade Ma. Merril Rome Diocletan Lrick

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