World News Roundup and Cuban Conflict Reports
Foreign dispatches tell of a duel on a French ship leading to a captain and officer’s deaths and a Madelein voyage to Acapulco. A $20,000,010 mortgage secures funding for Commercial Cable Co. Money returns from Cuba with insurrectionary activity near Havana. Reports of a sun spot observation appear along with a Missouri track accident and a murder in Indiana. Senator Voorhis invited to lecture and Madrid’s Spain concerns grow over Cuba and the Philippines. A Monon railroad wreck near Bedford-Bloomfield results in fatalities.
Michigan banquet plans spark speaker search in Washington
Hon Hassell A Lager of Mechigan seeks to obtain speakers for the Michigan lua banquet at Betrot on February 22. John Howard Dead is reported from Guease as the Chicago Board of Trade set to honor Davis near Fort Wayne. The piece notes the event venues and dates, with mixed regional references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Hassell
Washington
John Howard
Joho A Howard
Guease
Chacage
Unclear fragments depict coastal fisheries and press laws
Fragmentary text references fisheries development from California to New York, salmon and trout populations, and a 19th century law debate on second class matter for newspapers. Names, dates, and locations are inconsistent, with scattered mentions of commissions and rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amision
California
New York
Vermont
Wallie
Alebate
Seratl
Perunheale
Central Lumber Company Faces Market Shakeup Past
The Central Lumber Company of California is described as a thing of the past amid a coastwide market shakeup. The firm faced a cooled anticipation for price gains and a breached pact with the Central Partnership, with Lambherta selling at a loss in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Lumber Company of California
Central Lumber Company of
Galiforo
Paeide
Lambherta
Damage by the Cyclone Ravages Arkansas and Quebec Convent
Reports describe a devastating cyclone across Motz Arkansas and the Red River region, destroying gin houses and mills and injuring many. A convent fire at Our Lad of Lake St Jolug in Quebec claimed several nun lives, with a list of burned Sisters and victims named.
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Jeorge Milla
Motz
Ark
Red River
Teerge Mille
Nuha
Lake St Jolug
Raherval
Queer
Bevylence
Lisule
Amur
Lanier
Siater
Autune de Padun
Douunigag
Paul
Minelian
Ieee Gosselin
Tinma Lestournean
Garpenn
Laura Haden
Bouitle
Mies
Lower Girard
Satere
Ly Lewis
Merelea
Ameke
Tura Luostert
Aeters
Aeters Dnitling
Tive
Lngh
Aastra Teat
Quebeec
Taree
Quebec
General Mountcalm
Wheat Prices Soar Amid West Coast Scarcity
Scarcity drives San Francisco wheat prices as buyers in California follow reports of rising demand. Traders note a statewide shortfall with forecasts of higher rates into July, while shipments to coastal delivery points strain already limited supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francsco
Californa
Bern
Jose Oen
Pootose
Prisoners Escape by Sawing Out of Minneapolis Jail
Three inmates broke free from a Minneapolis jail by sawing through a skylight on the top floor. Leaders named include John Quinn a highwayman, Frank Brost accused of streetcar robbery, and Mickey User alleged for forgery. They disappeared into the building’s attic shaft unobserved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinneapols
Minneapolis
Jnal
Lonnevin
Lady Scott Sentenced to Eight Months Imprisonment
In London central criminal court Lady Selina Scott mother in law of Sart Russet pleads pity. Also sentences for engineer and William Aglott for similar offenses. Missouri flood devastates towns as Osage River rises seventeen inches causing water five feet deep in the courthouse. Ferry carries goods through inundated streets. Servant Lala Joe burned to death at Rathbone home, Rathbone burned saving her. New York Herald notes government preparations amid looming unrest. Philippine affair reports insurgents routed by Spanish forces at Agouy and Ounansay.
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Selina Scott
Sart Russet
Crimal Court
London
Erimy Halls
Walliam Aglott
Meri Menthal
Coehertoy
Avintt
Tann Creek
Osace
Audie Daven
Moses Daven
Delaware
Stoushton
John Ke Carver
Lairking County
Bellowogton Township
Carver
C.aures
Pool
Stoughton
Jesse Ahearin
Waverly
Marietta
Tody
Siufeide
Moammett
Guilbert
Inondawmus
Columbus
Western Union Telegraph Company
Squio Lambert
Trego
Nombar
Pomeroy
Missouri
Junestown
Dave Holdenvrand
George Wyant
Molden
Brand
Wyant
Mjyong Bint
Holdenbrand
Dudge Thurman
County Recorder’s
Lima
Ohio and Indiana Gas Company
Central Thrust Company of
New York
Fortind Winter
Ohio and Indiana Mipe Line Company
Detrich Syndicate
Disclosures Stir After Bank Failure and Stolen Papers
The piece reports missing papers tied to the Purged Illinois National Bank collapse and the Chicago bank failure. Col. WV Jacobs faces claims to oust rivals as Calumet Electric Railway ties and Calu lines are cited. A clerk allegedly stole records fueling a U S court case and a conspiracy charge.
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Illinois
Natonal Bank
National Bank of Dinos
Chicago
WV Jacobs
Calumet
ISDR
National Bank
Caluwef Ideetrie
Col
Jacob
Wis
Cleris
United States
National Bank of Tnnia
Ogn Exchange Credit
Jacobs
Pesard
Englewood
Consolidation urged as forced liquidations loom for Kansas banks
State Bank Commissioner John W Breidenthal warns Kansas faces overbanking with too many institutions. He says many banks may consolidate or close, as excess capital and boom-era gains fade and voluntary liquidation could be forced to avoid wider distress across towns and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kangag Banka
John W Breidenthal
Kamnang Banking
Erastoee
Charles H Bell Leads McKinley Inauguration Committee
Charles H Bell, Brey Chairman of the McKinley Inauguration Committee, is noted for political and banking roles. A cousin of Alexander Graham Bell, he moved from Ireland to Canada and then to the United States, later leading the American Security Trust Company and guiding inauguration management for the new president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brey
McKinley
Charles LL Bell
Theeneral McKinley
Bell
Alexander Tirahan Bell
Boyland
Evel Warn
Ils
David Charles Bell
Georgetown
Dublin
Ebatmnan
Thangeration Committee
Trish Cayital
Canada
Imperial Bank
Enaghad
Mero Bell
Amercan Senity Trust
Washington
Banks in Crisis Across Cities Signal Financial Strain
A tangle of bank failures and examiner actions surfaces as reports from Memphis Denver and New York outline bank managers testing limits of loans and safety rules. Observers cite mismanagement irregularities and lax oversight amid ongoing investigations into several National Banks and their directors.
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Rockias Nanking
Vethoda
I'linus National Bank
Tounis
Dow York
Henge
National Bank
Reekh Sma
Joana
Lurdart
Oregon
Ah Nojis National Bank
C Ueme
Total
Louisville Commercial
Chicago
Appie Te Hase
Memphis
National Bank Off
Minnis
Ravky Mountain News
National Bank of Tlinow
Officin
Camtion Daetia Moorla
Alwayea
Loury Globe- Democrat
National Bank of
Hlinda
Hammond
New York Journal
New York World
Pittsburg Dispatch
Ohio's Weekly Otio Fatalities And Crime Notes
A late 19th century wire of mixed local incidents reports Paralyzed man in Piqua, a mysterious death near Wilmington, assaults in Portsmouth, suicides, and various legal actions. City cases in Columbus and Marietta describe robberies, a saloon keeper convicted, and a juvenile accidental shooting. Several accidents and criminal probes traverse Ohio towns with notes on corporations and real estate actions.
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Mayne
Hexrald
Odio
Around
Francisco
oMeer
Madeleine
Acapulgo
Commercial Cable Company of
Money
Cuba
Vleet Money
Mr Money
Chichatinas
Havana
Mien
Arroyo Nareanya
Thvaua
Geneva
Brooks
Iouksts
William Brice
Feru
Ind
Sedalia
Ata
Pultey
Senator Voorhers
Senator Voortien
Indiana
Madrid
Spain
Wroth
Bedford
Bloomfield
Monon
Kateen
Tod
Charles Fieree
Masonic Temple
Fort Wayne
Fatire
Bonny
Perris ™ Commedians
Chardon
Ohio
Tho Yautt
Cozen’s Bank
Pape
Nattfy Powera
Sondor Stanlard
Reni
Anaria
Frances
Span
Porunzal
Sos
Edith Lyanan
Fine
Keslad
Zay Kolwaki
Connellor
Smite
Puckieh
Reme
Aly
Paris
Robert Niveau
Porte
Cototgadere Vanderbilt
Palmerston
Port Darwin
Sout
Australia
Gaimest
Unadilla
Anthony Thesiderson
Assans
George Sumner
Sumner
Tin
SAN_FRANCISCO
GO — Skeywares
Bhippera Wilk
Worribie Tutehe
Gusnubuccu
Batts Feort Gora
Jaih
Vassacra
Guanobacoa
Guanobaren Aecmoninge
Lavan
Watt
Treepe
Prinepal Oan Elterly
Cutha
Bert Wwaauen
Aflser
Tang Paro
Asin Trostarena
Wrrl
Secood
Lady Scott
Ciel
Lala Joes
Ex Vonstant Bpstmnaster Cieneral Rathbone
Hamilton
Mes Rathbone
Olivia
New York Herald
Lal
Bolivia
Presa
Pornimatupg
Arning
Minneapolia Board of Uiluention Cloud
Mra
Jennie Co Craya
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In- Wathen Ad Aoeiry
Wwe of
Monneapahis
Wopian
Ite
Rabe
Manstin
Sapitel
Philippine Islands
Agouy
Ounansay
Harrisburg
I's
Srtes
Senate
Donald Cameron
Miter
Of&f. Miller
Miller
Vox
Denver
Dow
Me Clarken
Ummeron National Bank
Victoria Way
Westmaster Gazette
Qaureen Victoria
Prince of Wales
Gotham Jewslors Fair
JOH Johnston & Co
TE Masten
Den
F A. Walker
Francis A Walker
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Mexico
Neife Coast
Acapulco
L. M Bonnell
Long Island Sound
Indianapolis
Caine
le Torth
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
Charles H. Bell
Poonserer
Epress
Trouhien
Soba
Cleveland
Tharspmian Erste
Detroit Free Press
Lord Salisbury
Sam
Syracuse Post
Wesler
Victorea
Washington Star
Worler
J. Morong
Maro Taland Navy Yard
Expestion Board
Standard Coringo Company
Toston
Thi
Baltimore
Forozen
Brier—Combila Fion
Gur Neichbors
Mitverr
Ftote
Iterma
Furlag
Jeune Meyers
John Outcast
Carpenter
Wilmington
Dawes
Gould
Alexandera
Court House
Atsoint
Portsmouth
Sueipanugen
Dury
Thomas
Albert Ats
Bachoud
Catawba
Miltip Wagner
Tear Gallipoli
John Fines
Salem
Edward Gibaman
Spets
Pal
Charley Morrison
Hettefontame
Frank Hoover
Theyewne AlMetic Club
Mansfeld
Brref
West Walham
Seine
Washington D. IL
Mr. McCoy
Chillicothe Pike
Mc McCoy
Fir McCoy
Devor Ciny
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