New Serial by William Black in June Harper's Magazine
Contents for June include A Handsome Homes a William Black novel Part I with illustration frontispiece An Evolution of New York Part II By Thomas A Janvier with drawings by Howard yla An Artist's Summer Vacation By John Gilmer Speed with Chase illustrations and photos The Empress of Austria By a lady of her court with portraits Vivisection end from Sursaery By W W Keen With nine illustrations Posit War Restory By Grave Living ston Furniss With eleven illustrations Refugees A tale of two continents By A Conan Doyle Part VI Horace Chase A novel By Constance Fenimore Wolson Part VI Editor's Study By Charles Dudley Warner Eidstor's Drawer With introductory story by Thomas Nelson Page Llustrated Literary Notes By Laurence Hutton
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William Black
William Oma
New York
Thomas A. Janvier
Howard Yla
John Gilmer Speed
William Mr. Chase
Austria
Ww. W. Keen
M. D
Grave Livingston Furniss
W. T. Smedley
Wyoming
Pennsylvania
Julian Ralph
Henry Loomis Nelson
Reinhart
A. ‘Conan Doyle
T. de Thulstrup
Horace Chase
Constance Fenimore Wolson
Charles Dudley Warner
Eidstor
Thomas Nelson Page
Laurence Hutton
The Lesson of the Naval Review and Related Works
A compilation from the North American Review listing essays and authors on naval matters at the World’s Columbian Exposition. Notable contributors include Hilary A. Herbert W H Mallock Andrew Carnegie and W Bourke Cookran. Additional items cover protection at the fair reform of drink traffic and medical sobriety themes.
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Naval Review
Hilary A. Herbert
Paris
New York
W. &. Rainsford
D. D
W. Bourke Cookran
Christ
T. Alexander Hode
Newton L. Bunnell
Wiliam Kinnear
H. BF. Arnold
Insanity and Genius and Other Works Featured
The arena lists Rev Marion D Shatter Helen Campbell and Frances Ei Russell among contributors in a broad review section. Items include Does the Country Demand Free Coinage of Silver and Our National Flower Symposium praising maize. Reviews cover Metaphysical Works of Dr J H Dewey and novels by Ferrier Garland and Wood.
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Marion D. Shatter
D. D
Arthur McDonald
Union For Practical Progress
Pres J. M. Coulter
Charles J. O' Malley
Margaret Sidney
Ellen A. Richardson
Mary Newberry Adams
M. K. Craig
Will Allen
Drom Zoole
Eirza Calvert Hell
F. W. Sanders
A. M. Islam
B.O. Wower
J. H. Dewey
Hattice C. Flower
Misa Ferrier
Helen Campbell
H. W. Thomas
Haake Garland
Henry Wood
Dr. Vularke
Oliver Cromwell
B. O. Flower
Anti-Trust Convention in Chicago Calls for Strong Laws
Representatives from about thirty four states gathered at Apollo Music Hall for a session led by Governor Knute Nelson of Minnesota to devise effective anti trust legislation. Delegates debated Sherman’s Act and urged a permanent legislative committee to draft sweeping laws, aiming to define illegal acts, accept prima facie evidence, and curb monopolies while preparing for a broader anti trust association.
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Carcade
Apollo Music Hall
Knute Nelson
Minnesota
Sherman
Ohio
McKinley
Nelson
Lumber Trust
Henry D. Lloyd
Chicago
Lloyd
Massive New Week Sale Push Slashes Prices
A local ad announces extensive weekly stock clearout with steep discounts to boost sales. All-Wool Scotch Homespun Dress Goods drop to 48c from 75c, Tennis Flannel 8c from 12c, Figured Charlies 5c from 40c, All-Wool Henriettas 50c from 75c, Silk Velvets 1 per yard from 1.50, Chenille Covers 1.98 from 2.95, plus 1,250 capes and jackets offered only for this sale.
Illinois Delegates Debate Tariff Abolition and Land Tax
A report notes Mhnois advocating protective tariffs and support for land value taxes along with public ownership of railroads. Resolutions were sent to a committee meeting later that evening to craft a satisfactory platform for all delegates.
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Mhnois
Spanish Infanta Heads West to World’s Fair
The Spanish infanta and party left the Savoy Hotel at 11 for the Pennsylvania Railroad ferry. United States signal corps escorted them to West Thirty Fourth Street, where Mayor Gilroy and a reception committee greeted them. A General Slocum convoy then moved them to Jersey City for a special train to Chicago at 3:30 p.m.
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New York
Chicago
Hotel Savoy
Pennsylvania Road
General Slocum
Jersey City
Infanta
Banks of the Windy City Face Heavy Run
In Chicago on June 6 rumors of financial disaster sparked a bank run affecting Prairie State National, State Bank of Commerce, Hibernian Savings, Dime Savings, Union Trust, and Illinois Trust and Savings. Despite panic, banks withstood pressure as crowds formed, with Illinois Trust delaying close to pay depositors and checks. Overnight lines extended into midnight before tapering.
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ChicAgo
Prairie State National Bank
State Bank of Commerce
The
Hibernian Savings Bank
Dime Savings Bank
Uynion Trust Company
3 Bank
Illinois ‘Trust and Savings Bank
One Failure In Ohio Savings Bank Closes in Sandusky
Sandusky Ohio June 6 The Sandusky Savings Bank closed its doors and posted a notice stating it is unable to realize on securities and has made an assignment for the benefit of creditors. Depositors will be paid in full.
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Ilinois Trust and Savings Bank
Fisual
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Sandusky, O
Sandusky Savings Bank
Bankruptcy and seizures ripple through midwest and New York
New York reports the Shoe and Leather National Bank will no longer clear for Canal Street Bank, forcing liquidation with deposits near 450000. Chicago notes sheriff seizure of C A Weigenbach estate totaling 26000. E A Armstrong Co fails and assigns with assets about 275000. Madison reports modest bank panic, Kansas Grain Company forms large scale commission network across Kansas.
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New, York
Shoe and Leather National Bank
Canal Street Bank
Death Portrait of Edwin Booth Nearing End
New York June 6 Edwin Booth’s condition worsens with a physician warning death is near The 11 45 p m bulletin notes slow failure Joseph Jefferson and son visited the dying actor and stood at the bedside for forty minutes Jefferson unable to tell if Booth recognized him as the end nears Booth lies on his back eyes dazed then staring gasps of air mark his final minutes as windows are opened seeking relief.
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Booth
New York
Edwin Booth
Joseph Jefferson
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Miah
Jefferson
Edwin
September Extra Session Call by President Vanished Gold Policy
President announces plan to call an extra session no earlier than September 15 unless contingencies arise. He warns that continued purchase of idle silver bullion with gold from reserves risks disaster, urging calm, study, and confidence to protect national welfare and private interests. He cites capital timidity and the danger to humble homes if the policy continues.
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Washington
United Press
Congress
Ex-Consul General New comments on Harrison renomination
General John C. New former consul general at London is in Washington discussing Harrison as a presidential candidate in 1906. He says Indiana Republicans view Harrison as their leader after Morton’s death and would likely back renomination. New blames the financial depression on the Sherman silver bill and warns of a silver Oasis if it continues.
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Washington
John C. New
London
Harrison
Minneapolis
Indiana
Oliver P.morton
West Point Cadets to Chicago for World’s Fair Representation
Washington June 6 The War Department orders the entire West Point corps of cadets to travel to Chicago by mid August to provide a creditable showing for the regular army at the World’s Columbian Exposition despite the lack of a grand encampment. Mansur Tor Second Comptroller appointed Charles S Mansur of Missouri as second controller and John M Webster of New Mexico as World's Columbian commissioner. Chicago June 6 The Duke of Veraguas and party leave for Columbus Ohio where they will be guests for a few days with a military escort at departure. Washington June 6 The majority opinion on the Chinese exclusion law by Justice Gray has not yet been filed with the court clerk.
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Washington
War Department
West Point
Chicago
Mansur Tor
Charless. Mansur
Missouri
Treasury
John M. Webster
New Mexico
Territory
Duke of Veraguas
Columbus
Supreme Court
Gray
Reappointment and Appointments Reported
South Dakota Man Washington June 6 Captain J F Hassler appointed again as appointment clerk of the interior department under Miz Cleveland's former administration. New York City June 6 Charles W Dayton named postmaster of New York. Dayton is a Tammany man. St Paul June 6 Edward Fritz aged 46 shot himself in his home around 8:80 am, death by despondency after two months of nervous prostration.
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South Dakota
Washieton
J. F. Hassler
Interior Department
Miz.Cleveland
New Yor
Charles W. Dayton
New York City
Dayton
St.Paul
Edward Fritz
Lizzie Borden on Trial Jury Selection Begins
The state case against Lizzie Borden for the murders of her father and stepmother starts with jury selection in New Bedford Massachusetts. The case is already famous and attracting top state legal talent as the process begins.
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Lizzie Borden
New Brpromo
Mass
Quarry landslide and refinery strike reported
A landslide at the Mount Verne soapstone quarry crushed George Baltoli and John Cole during work. In Wallyna Indiana on June 6, workers at the Standard Oil refinery walked out for a one hour pay dispute after a ten hour shift.
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Phililispite
Ni J
Storter
Wallyna
Ind
Standard “Oil Company
Prisoner Owens Escapes From County Jail
William Owens, serving a six month term, escaped from the county jail in DopGeville Wis after packing his trunk with personal effects and departing with it. Authorities searched the area for the inmate.
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Dopgeville
Wis
William Owens
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