Executors seek judgment on estate case in New York
Executors of the estate of B L Gilderaleave sue to collect a judgment of 1471 and require inventory from Surrogate Arild. The surrogate compels filing of an inventory totaling 450,020 with ninety shares of Terrebonne & Cogemepart Railroad and 100 shares of the Grin Raphds de Tuilliera Railroad. Stocks and brokerage assets are listed with names including Ives and Charles V. Phillie. The action, before the GarrgotC, seeks settlement and potential demnpt.
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Fiterestad
Sele Sapalloun
Selene
New York
Gilderaleave
Henry 8. Ives
Napoleott
Arild
Eurulr
Geyras W. Striker
Iven
Terrebone & Cogemepart
Jos
Confederate ex-nations visit Chicago in a civic reception
A crowded Confederate veterans event in Chicago features music, speeches, and hospitality at venues like the Chamber of Commerce and Oakwoods Cemetery. Gen Underwood and other dignitaries attend as attendees tour the city, while local officials praise reconciliation efforts and celebrate cultural ties. The report notes the hospitality extended to veterans and lists attendees and venues.
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Tindinnal
Chamber of Commerce
Mealbert
Tay Ari
Fueron
Coduytin
Glenn
Gen
Vinterwiond
Chicago
One Gaming
Dnurlok
Caicovo
Bautherry Shulwin
Warnthians I Oakwoods
Veis
Miestre
Gemdot
Winnie
Wit
Longstre
J. Doirwin
T. Lomax
Wohl
ML Wind
Drew
Henry Meth
H.W. Hunter
Vurzuvuet
MC Betler
M. Leutlapags
Eh K. Votalas
W. P. BE
Ea Emva Wlston
Aka
Bertl
Wage agreement and arbitration over Ohio mining
The report states miners and operators in Ohio agree on a wage formula for pick mining in the Hocking district at 51 cents a ton, based on a 60 cent Pittsburg district rate. A seven miner seven operator arbitration panel will decide future advances, with all memos reinstated, and the decision submitted to Ohio miners for approval. Related items note wartime movements and other regional notices.
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Hocking Valley
Pittsburg
Columbine
Ohio
Hocking
Amalgamated Iron Workers Conclude Meeting in Cleveland
The Amalgamated Association of Iron Steel and Tin Workers adjourned to Birmingham next year after settling wage disputes for tin and piddlers at $3 per ton. Officers were re elected by acclamation, with consolidations in treasurer and secretary roles and district presidents named across Pittsburgh Wheeling Cincinnati Milwaukee and Birmingham. Philadelphia bond suit looms over John and James Dobson tied to John Tarlaley’s city treasurer election and the Chestnut Street post office property as security.
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Garland
Kilgalton
Firth
Cooper
Munelé
Ind
Andrew Mebride
Nis
Thomas Mason
Birmingham
Ala
Chete Sani
Hardaley
Philadelphia
John
James Dobson
Thema
John Tarlaley
Chestnut Street
Ty the United of Government
John Dobson
James
Pobsons
Pullman Charter Fight Over Stock Ownership in Corp
The Pullman Palace Car Company faces a charter strike as attorney Guuntal Moloney seeks to end the corporate existence. He contends the firm gained the charter by real estate moves, with the court ruling only on ownership of the building and brick, not iron and steel stock. No judgment issued. the stock matter may be traded to the Trom and Stet Company. Lieutenant General Ishobelt arrives in Denver discussing military service and denying any presidential ambitions. In Huntington, W Va, Mrs. Joseph Twiner’s husband’s death is linked to foul play after her disappearance. Reading, Pa: wages restored at the Reading Inn Company to 1899 levels, a 10 percent rise for core workers. Columbia, S.C.: ex-constable Workman killed in a pistol fight. Tunery wounded. Boston: John Callahan dies after rolling off a roof in heat, skull fracture.
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Chicteo
Geveral
Guuntal Moloney
Pullman Palace Car Company
Geert Sit Tap
Hat Vola
Bsing
Geo
Baker
Declan
Wullman
Qie Court i
Trom and Stet Company
Schofield Kyowa
Denver
Colo
Ishobelt
New Mexico
Virios
Tate
New York
Explosion Terrifies Parkersburg As Nitro Glycerine Cargo Blows
A man traveling by boat up the Little Kanawha River shifted a load of about 100 quarts of nitro glycerine near Parkersburg WV causing a massive explosion at 5:00 pm. The blast wrecked the Parkersburg Mill Company's plant and damaged many buildings. Losses are listed at around 30 000 with the mill and river craft sustaining heavy damage. One man named George L Musher was badly injured and his body partially found. The incident disrupted the city with shattered windows and panic among residents and merchants.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Electric Light Company
Parkersburg Mill Company
Kanawha
George L. Musher
Musher
Jaimes Wines
Petroleum
Parkere- Yure Mil Company
Juenh Heatherington
W. B. Parlen
Stranger Fleeces Public With Stamp Sale in Parkersburg
A stranger appeared in Parkersburg West Virginia and sold a large stock of postage stamps at half price. The event took place yesterday in broad daylight with genuine stamps claimed. Police pursue him suspected of involvement with Clarkstore or Flemington post officer robberies.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Clarkstore
Flemington Post
Revenue totals rise in West Virginia tax receipts
Internal revenue receipts across West Virginia for June show fines 208.21 beer stamps 1020.10 spirit stamps 6228.08 venereal stamps 19059.78 card stamps 250 tobacco 17341.89 excise tax 360.85 total 50201.21. Cherokee mining workers demand 1 percent raise after 5 percent offer. risk of furnace shutdown. Buffalo plumbers union of 600 plans strike for shorter hours and higher wages.
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Parkersburg
W. Va
Internal Revenue
Virginia
Vlear
Jina
Cherokee Mining and Smelting Company
Buffalo
Prohibitionists Target 1896 White House Temperance Push
Special dispatch from Steubenville Ohio reports a county Prohibitionists’ resolution blasting ex President Harrison and pledging to elect a temperance candidate in 1896. It criticizes the liquor lobby and asserts the need to oppose saloons as enemies to be destroyed. In Clarksville Tennessee Luke Alle 63 is shot and killed by his stepson William Mallory after a dispute that left the victim with a broken thigh and four more shots to the head. Mallory fled toward Kentucky.
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Steubenville, O
Harrison
White House
G. O
Clarksville
Tenn
Luke Alle
William Mallory
Mallory
Kentucky
Bi metallicism discussed by Bandesrath and England linked
The silver question to be debated in the Bundersrath next week on Prince Hohenlohe’s request with Prussian Ministry aid. German Bi metallic Union proposes currency depend on England’s participation, urging swift adhesion to its plan. Emperor William pulls Prince Oscar’s first tooth, given to his English governess. Prince Oscar born July 7, 1855.
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Bertin
Prince Hohenlohe
England
Ems
Nell
William
Oscar
Little Prince
Oil News in Tang Ron District Reports New Wells Soon
Oil news notes heavy activity across Tang Ron near New Martingville with Alpha Oil Company led wells expected to be drilled by mid month. Other groups also drilling as carriers pursue rich prospects, while Sistersville and Mannington show routine work and Parkersburg area sees a large lubricating oil tank brought in. British ships depart Alexandria to demand punishment for Heduains. rest of squadron sails to Beyroot.
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Tang Ron
New Martingville
Wevers
Alpha Ol Company
Carr Bros
Zanesville
Bradford
Sistersville
Mannington
Fila Company
Roshy's Rock
Marshall County
Astin
Gallagher
Parkersburg
Philadelphia
Wood
Parkernburg
Meant Congress Divides Silver Bi Metalism And Gold Standard
New York June 1 World photo poll shows 115 members, 55 unqualified for free coinage, 4 favor bi metallic with compromise, 17 favor gold standard. states split by region on silver, bi metallic, and income tax. Also reports injuries to Samuel Horyteker in a fall at 1402 Market Street and a large crowd at Local Union No. 1 picnic with horse racing results and fair events at the grounds.
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New York
New England
Toe Morrow
Ely
Alabama
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Florinx
Idaho
Miss Ixelo
Vermont
Texas
Carolinas
Georgia
South
East
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