Surprises Hit University Regents On Reappointment Talks
Faculty reappointment negotiations reveal unexpected shifts as several senior professors face nonrenewal. Details show chair changes in metaphysics and physics, with Dean positions debated and a new governance plan discussed as the board prepares to vote.
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Moroawiown
W. Va
le Gewls
Maui
PH Reynolds
Will Alsa
A. W. Leurents
Homer L. Miller
Palrmont
Dered
Ananimuue
A. White
Janes
Stewerk
Wathemar
Fee
Arastrine
Abnormal conduct case and blast incident reported
A sensational charge against Wil F. Hiw in Ohio River railroad matters leads to a warrant and bond in Clanged with a missing formal hearing. Separately, a blast at One Hundred and Twenty-second Street and Fourth Avenue, New York, killed two children and injured four others, with survivors listed and a verdict in a parallel case noted.
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Moaciel
de Romero Woshawhux
W. Va
F. Hiw
Ohio
River Railroad
Cora Swan
Enginner Swan
Chmsapeaky and Ohio Railroad
Squire Taylor
Hive
Ker
Qoyandoste
Lelug
Joe WO Carry Guy
Hite
Constable Frampton
Square ‘Tay
Eave Bond
Simms & Enslow
Swan
Elreet
Fourth Avenue
Marie Piney
Marie Adele Posey
Reginald Posey
Mamie Adam
Irma C Vosey
Senate letter on golgold coin value and silver standard
Senator Sherman answers Mr Das about the golold coin proposal. The ciphered discussion notes that a gold content ratio failed to distinguish the coin from silver, suggesting a reconsideration of demonetization and monetary value. The letter hints at European sanction and calls for careful attention to a final choice.
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Ballunat
Willard G. Day
Treasury
Sherman
Das
MaNameio
Onno
Deak Stei
Colin
Arvid
Uist
Cleveland policy on silver reform and tariff clash
The World reports President Cleveland’s expected agenda for the special session. Repeal of the Sherman silver law and tariff reform aligned with party pledges are emphasized, with anticipated opposition in the Senate and emphasis on early action to repeal the act and reshape financial policy. Secretary Carlisle approves Preston’s silver purchases, detailing recent 100000 ounce bids and monthly totals, while legal actions in Kansas target mine operations and a Chicago-moved case by Hugh O Donnell is noted.
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London
Preatos
Thay
Treasury
Lsh
Hoyne
England
Chicago
France
Germany
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Cody
Clark
Kutloe
Clarke
West Virginia at the World’s Fair and State Day plans
Prof. I O White leads mining department efforts at the fair with national committees naming West Virginia as a strong presence. Officials anticipate State Day on August 23 and note Rich attendance by Wheeling residents alongside delegations from Chicago and other states.
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State Building
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Wheeling
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Union
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Gii Massey
Beleware
T. ©. White
Morgantown
National Committee On Swards
Minning
Sewell
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West
Charleston
Department of Fish and Fisheries
Henry B. Brown
Buffalo
R. P. Chew
Agricultural Committee
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Ireland
Forenty
France
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F. Howard
Ruah Run
Louis C. Stifel
Chas. A. Vierteller
L.A. Abbott
Huntington
Geo. B. Stifel
D. G Westenbauer
Martinsburg
Palr
Music Hall
Mae Orr
United States
Sanguioe
Midway Plaisance
National Association of
Tod
Boston
C. Woodworth Masters
Higinbotham
Thentand
Banks Run Deepens Amid Multiple Bank Suspensions
July financial turmoil spreads across cities as South Side Savings Bank and Milwaukee National Bank suspend. Crowds flood Mercants Exchange Bank and Second Ward Bank while taxpayers and officials anticipate further failures. Milwaukee officials say deposits heavy withdrawals. stockholders consider resumption or liquidation. distant banks report closures and solvent status claims.
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Milwaukee National Bank
Merchants Exchange Bank
Second Ward Bank
Merchants’ Exchange Bank
Trumpf
South Side Slings Bank
J. M. Perces
Knoxville
Trisy
State National Bank
Munavxgr
Wis
Neves
Louisville
Kentucky National Bank
Capital
Muwackes
South Side Savings ‘Bank
Russent
Kas
First National Bank of
This Pines
C. M. Sawyer
New York
Priddy wins five mile race at Chicago Pittsburg meet
About 1,500 spectators watched the McClelland Priddy five mile event at Exposition Park Pittsburg Pa July 22. Priddy won by three yards in 29 50 amid a disputed finish. Betting swung to Priddy after the second mile and a large crowd cried foul before the decision.
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Pittsawna
Exposition Park
Priddy
McClellan
Yesterday's race results from Monmouth and Brighton Beach
Race reports list multiple sprints with winners and times at Monmouth Park and Brighton Beach. Winners include Sfurlonge, Kalsean, Hamapo, Joby Cooper, Lieipner, Arab, Merry Monaro, Ada Blue, Ascot, Josephine, Harry Alonso with varied times. also a 24 hour bicycle race at Loudon borough marking a world record by surpassing Jules Dubels with 423 miles 442 yards.
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Sfurlonge
Kalsean
Hamapo
Fie
Joby Cooper
Lieipner
Arab
I ‘Siath Rae Roth
Merry Monaro
Brighton Beach
Tronston Beach
Ada Blue
Ascot
Josephine
Harry Alonso
Lonnos
Horne Hulls Totay
Witui
Jules Dubels
Bld m
Pees Hammond
Yesterdays Base Ball Games In Major Cities Report
Chicago saw Pittsburg score in the seventh and ninth to beat Chicago with ten runs as Sugden delivered the winning double and Ebret added a single. Attendance 3,185 in a tense game. St. Louis rallied late, Browns winning in the tenth. Boston beat New York 14 5 with 5,300 on hand. Philadelphia hosted Washington in front of 15,000 as Washington prevailed 4 1. Louisville slugged Cleveland 12 10 before 1,500 fans. Brooklyn dropped two to Baltimore, 4 8 and 2 1 with 700 onlookers. Managers signed players and pitching notes dot the day’s action.
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AFFAIRS IN BLAM French ultimatum reply not yet public
Panin notes France’s terms rejected and not released. Bangkok liaison reports telegram exchanges with Siamese Legation. Villers resumes shelling at Khong. French forces seize forts Dendua Deano and Docbas, pushing toward Fort Domsom. Siamese casualties estimated at 500 killed and 200 wounded. Britain awaiting Lord Defferin’s report on French territorial claims. Olney at Gray Gables as Mrs Cleveland visits. President and officials travel for fishing trip.
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M. Payio
Bangkok
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Khong
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Pension examiners under Lochran push fair yet strict reforms
Washington July 21 A telegram reports Panston Commissioner Lochran aims to enforce law with strict impartiality in pension re examinations. He instructs subordinates to base decisions on merit, reducing liberal bias of prior administrations and notifying examiners whose conduct favored applicants.
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Sunday Register
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Lnaet
Pension Dispute Over Michigan Justice Loomis Case
Debated pension suspension and rate changes for Charles Dean Long, with Deputy Commissioner Bell reporting. The investigation questions the judge’s entitlement as total helplessness and need for aid were cited, while Tanner’s actions allegedly raised his pension from 50 to 75 dollars monthly and added arrears in a donnybrook tied to a Washington office.
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Charles Dean Long
Bell
Bureka
Supreme Court of
Eux Preme Court of Michigan
Waehlinton
D. C
Tanner
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