Bardsley Confesses and Deficiency in Probe
In Philadelphia Judge Wilson hears the Bardsley case as experts testify. Bardsley concedes a deficiency of 38 822 87 dollars, claims the missing million was deposited in the Keystone bank, and that the amount is covered by an assignment. He will be examined as a witness while his sentence is suspended pending review. The Nashville Savings Bank failure follows with 804 004 19 dollars in liabilities and James M Head appointed trustee to wind up its affairs.
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Graham
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Faunce
Barlow
Bardsley
Pelac Inva Streetnar
Robert Alexander
Wanamatser
Marsh
Nashville
Nashville Savings Bank
Hanover National Bank
New York
James M Head
Tornado Passes Through Kentucky Destroying Farmsteads
A Kentucky tornado from Monroe Metcalf and Washington counties wrecked about fifty farm houses and ruined crops worth 25000 dollars. James Paynes family injured near Tom fansville. Sam McPherson and Jacob Bartlett losses noted. Springfield area reports 10000 dollars in damage.
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Louisville
Monroe
Metcalf
Washington
Kentucky
Tom Fansville
James Payne
Sam McPherson
Jacob Bartlett
Springfield
Prohibitionists to Convene in Harrisburg August 26
State Chairman Patten will issue a call for the Prohibition party state convention to meet at the Harrisburg opera house on August 26. The plan bases delegates on four per member of the legislature, aiming for a large attendance. Samuel Dickey of Michigan and other national prohibition speakers are expected. A full state ticket will be fielded.
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Patten
Harnsbury
Samuel Dickey
Michigan
The Bordeaux Strike and Rail Incidents
Bordeaux strikers force twenty tramcars to retreat to yards and accept a 12 hour day demand. authorities authorize reduced hours. A Sauve station rail accident kills six. coroner’s jury charges F C Tenant and Isam as accessories with manslaughter bonds set at 2500 each. New Haven trial resumes over Harlem tunnel heating controversy with officials testifying about Baker heaters and questioned legality of coal heaters.
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Bordeaux
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Isam
Northwestern wheat stocks update from Minneapolis market
Minneapolis wheat in state elevators totals 8,168,000 bushels with city and Duluth stocks rising to 10,249,798. Country elevators in Minnesota and the Dakotas hold 2,004,000 bushels, up 280,000. Northwest wheat stock in total is 253,798 bushels, 460,128 lower than last week. A year ago total stock was 18,878,447 bushels.
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Duluth
Minnesota
Dakotas
French Canadian Demonstration At Montreat
Report of a French Canadian demonstration at Montreat dated June 24 draws about fifty thousand attendees amid reports of a cemetery and qan-like events.
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Montreat
Canadian Carpenter Barred From Entering United States
The Immigration Service barred a Canadian carpenter from entering the United States to work and return with tools. Secretary Nettleton ruled the case falls under the prohibition on alien contract labor and the worker’s prior crossing to Michigan for employment did not justify entry.
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Jand
Nettleton F
Canada
Red Smag
Nettleton
Expenditures of Principal U S Cities Revealed by Census
A census bulletin lists receipts and expenditures for 100 principal U S cities. Massachusetts total expenditures end 1889 reach 4 055 1809. Boston 16 117 048. New York state spends 1 619 127 on legislative executive and judicial functions. New York City pays 48 937 694. Salaries totals in cities show New York City 2 325 084 and Philadelphia 1 131 376.
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Washington
United States
Massachusetts
Opera
Boston
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Missouri
Iinois
New York City
New York State
Philadelphia
Presidents Picks For Receivers And Navy Rank Changes
Washington June 24 The president announced appointments naming Warren C Plummer North Dakota Minot as receiver of public money replacing Dean W Hammond who declined William H Hare Washington to take North Yakima post replacing Thomas M Vance resigned Frederick G Brathwaite to be assistant surgeon in the navy with rank of ensign and certificate of merit awarded to John Tritle sergeant of Company E Seventh Cavalry for distinguished service near Knee Creek South Dakota December 29 1
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Warren C. Plummer
North Dakota
Minot
Dean W. Hammond
William H Hare
North Yakima
Wash
Thomas M Vance
Frederick G Brathwaite
John Tritle
Csqv
Knee Creek
Secretary Denounces Impostors Regarding Fair Exhibits
Secretary Dickinson sent to Assistant Secretary Nettleton resolutions from the control board denouncing certain individuals and corporations as impostors claiming authority to collect exhibits for the fair. The board says such agents must prove appointment from the board of control or from Director General Davis.
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Wasurmotis
Dickinson
Nettleton
the of Control
Board of Control
Davis
Elliott murder trial nears its end as witnesses rest
In Cotturs O June 24, the state nears the end of its Elliott murder trial rest today. Dr Will Hamilton testified on the Hughes autopsy and witnessed the edy from the Wells past quarters third story. His account corroborates earlier testimony that Elliott barricaded behind women. Louis Lindeman also testified, detailing the hat store pursuit and related events.
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A Tsey
Osborne
Return of Truant Jane Kavanagh Disturbs Loexport
Jane Kavanagh, a resident just released from Willard Insane Asylum at Ovid, wandered Loexport in a night robe startling locals. She damaged windows, attacked animals, and wandered private residences before three men restrained her. She was returned to the asylum for treatment.
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Loexport
Jane
Mary Kavanagh
Williard Insane Asylum
Ovid
Fire devastates Stoneman block. three Green sisters injured
Fire on Woodland Avenue in Cleveland destroys the Stoneman block, causing about 20000 dollars in losses. A dozen young women rooming there escaped death narrowly. Three Green sisters rushed through the burning hall in night clothes and were seriously injured. firefighters prevented greater loss.
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Stoneman Block
Woodland Avenue
Westerdly
Green
Senator Cullom Seeks Republican Presidential Nomination
Cuicaqco June 24 Senator Cullom of Illinois declares his candidacy for the 1892 Republican presidential nomination. He identifies the tariff as the main issue and predicts McKinley will win Ohio.
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Cuicaqco
Senator Cullom
Illinois
McKinley
Ohio
Church leadership denies dissolving Utah People's party
In Salt Lake on June 24 President Woodruff and George Q Cannon stated there was no truth to claims the Mormon led People's party was dissolved by the church. Woodruff said he did not control church members political actions and favored church state separation.
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Woodruff
George Q Cannon
Mormon Church
People’s Party of Utah
Court Rules German Language Mandatory in Indiana Schools
In Indianapolis on June 24 the supreme court upheld a law making German language instruction compulsory in schools. It requires provision if enough patrons petition. Judges Old and McBride dissented in a lengthy opinion.
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Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Old and
McBride
National Master Plumbers Convene in Cincinnati
The ninth annual convention of the National Master Plumbers’ Association opened at the Beathish Rite Cathedral in Cincinnati. Prefector Thomas Gibson of the Cincinnati association delivered an address of welcome to about 250 visitors. The meeting will last four days.
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Cincinnati
National
Master Plumbers' Association
Beattish Rite
Peterway
Thomas Gibson
Cincinnati Association
Andrioe
Noted Sarsaparilla Ad Claim
An advertisement touts flood's Sarsaparilla as the most economical medicine with 100 doses per bottle. It claims the bottle lasts about a month while competing preparations disappear in a week, urging buyers to choose Hood's Sarsaparilla as the best blood purifier.
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Flood
Hood
Sata Found Resumes Search for Tascoft
After locating Sata investigators restart efforts to locate Tascoft. The search focuses on leads linked to prior sightings and expected locations. Authorities urge patience while coordinators reallocate resources and advise the public to report any relevant information.
He Told the Truth Druggist Advised Sulphur Remedy
A distressed customer recounts a liver complaint endured for years and credits a druggist with recommending a sulphur remedy that allegedly eased the trouble. The account reads like a testimonial from a period medical ad or notice.
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Suitere
Ake
New Plan to Consolidate Cotton Duck Manufacturers
Baltimore reports a proposed stock company plan to consolidate U S cotton duck makers with capital from 8 million to 38 million dollars. A central office would supervise nationwide production, with factories in Baltimore and other sites to share work, reduce competition, and cut office costs.
Train Collision at Waite Plains Injures Nine
A passenger train and a gravel train collided near Waite Plains station yesterday. Nine people were seriously or severely injured, including engineer Frank Fowler and fireman J. Sweeney. Passengers Benjamin Havil, Mrs Brown, Henry Odell, and others suffered cuts, shocks, or head injuries as crews cleared wreckage in about an hour.
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Waite Plains
N.Y
Frank Fowler
J. Sweeney
Fred Strong
G. Elliott
Benjamin Havil
New Haven
Brown
Henry Odell
Scarsdale
Afeyers
A Shell Game Ends in Death of Chicago Pickpocket
June Joseph Hayes, a shell-worker from Chicago, was killed yesterday after attempting to rob a farmer. Hayes and four companions climbed into a wagon. he was struck by the farmer and fell under the wheels. An inquest heard two witnesses claim the death was accidental.
Italian consul cites robbery motive in Chain of Rocks attack
Donuno Ginnochio, Italian consul, reports after investigation that the assault on Italian laborers near Chain of Rocks appears driven by robbery. He notes support from laborers of other nationalities and says laws will protect Italians and punish attackers. One victim remains hospitalized with a dangerous wound.
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St Louis
Donuno Ginnochio
Gladstone presses Cobb on baccarat bill renewal
In Laxpon on June 24 Mr Gladstone reportedly forwarded a personal request to MP Cobb for Rigby to drop his baccarat renewal proposal. Cobb, a university educated solicitor and banker, known for religious devotion, refuses to be swayed and resists aristocratic dissipation.
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Gladstone
Mr Cobb
Rigby
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Navy experiments with wire webbing for gunner protection
The navy tests a new protection system for gunners in exposed positions on ships. A Pennsylvania factory supplies a flexible interlocking steel spiral wire netting resembling chain armor. Curtains of this material aim to shield gun crews behind shields from shell fragments, reportedly matching an inch thick steel plate in resisting shell fragments.
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Navy Department
Pennsylvania
Parnell Envoy Declares Work Will Continue In America
J O Kelly M P chairman of the Parnell envoys denies plans to end their mission. He will form a committee of Irish Americans in this city to aid in the work and then tour other cities to organize bands loyal to Parnell. He notes rumors of abandonment stem from Parnell's planned August trip to Baltimore for the November convention and a needed Ireland consultation with William Redmond.
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Parnell Himse
America
Baltimore
William Redmond
Ireland
Parnell
Redmond
State Board Raises Hamilton County Property Values
The state board of equalization finished reviewing Hamilton county property. Clifton district saw a 15 percent increase while several villages Carthage Elmwood Harrison Lockland College Hill Linwood Bond Hill and Heatherwood gained new assessments after the boards sessions.
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State Board of Equalization
Hamilton County
Clifton
Carthage
Elmwood
Harrison
Lockland
Gallege Hill
Linwdod
Bond Hill
Eathwood
Phen Saturnas
Ben An
Drowned while rescuing a servant at Elberon
Fred Brokaw 21 eldest son of Isaac V. Brokaw of New York drowned attempting to save Mrs Hess and Annie Donohue at Elberon. He clung to Miss Donohue as both struggled in the surf and sank exhausted. Brokaw a Princeton catcher and Princeton College graduate witnessed by hundreds of wealthy New Yorkers on the beach.
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N. J
Fred Brokaw
Isaac V. Brokaw
New York
Hess
Elberon
Annie Donohue
Ads Nonius
Beirae
Julia Torpia
Beth
Bertis
Broty
Miss Donohue
Ferris
Bie
Brokaw
Princeton College
Birch
Erris
Terrible Wind and Rain Storm Rips Iowa Towns
Reports from June 25 say a fierce wind and rain storm swept along the Chicago and North Western line from Storm Lake to Lemars, causing extensive damage. Calumet depot blown down, Cherokee boats drowned, Sutherland station wrecked, dozens of buildings toppled, lines down. Illinois Central Train No. 2 stalled at Storm Lake with no movement expected for hours.
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Miinais Central
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Correctionville
Calumet
Sutherland
Baen County
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Ilinois
Whitelaw Relsaults Accused In Marble Dome Case
United States District Court records an offense against labor law tied to a contract project in Harmon township West Chester County. Two marble workers from Austria aided by Joseph Weiss and Joseph Bamberger allegedly broke terms while assisting a dome construction for a client in Purchase.
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Ininister
France
Harmon Towne
Chester County
Joseph Wii
Joseph Bamberger
Lurstriek Aestra
Jtap
Irish party leadership change hinted in parliament reshuffle
The Mercury reports that Justin McCarthy may resign as head of the anti-Parnellite wing of the Irish party and that Dillon could take over in the next session upon release from prison. It is believed Dillon's selection will win over many current Parnellite supporters.
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the Mercury
Justiun McCarthy
Irish Party
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Dillon
Mnany
Parnell
Chana tanya Assembly to Close After Debates on Silver
Torego Kansas June 25 Ottawa assembly to be closed next Friday after a debate between Senator W A Peffer and ex Governor Anthony on free coinage of silver and unlimited money. Peffer supports free coinage while Anthony champions monometalism. The two have not met since 1888 when they campaigned together for the Republican party.
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Chanatanya Assembly
Ottawa
W A Peffer
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Peffer
Kansaney
Senator Mc Donalds funeral in Indianapolis
Senator Mc Donalds funeral departed the family residence in the afternoon with pallbearers T A Morns A L Roche John P Frenzel John W Murphy John M Butler of this city John S Williams of Lafayette J Bright of Washington City and Judge Gresham of Chicago presiding at a memorial meeting led by Judge Gresham at 10 this morning.
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Senator McDonald
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John W. Murphy
John M. Butler
Johns. Williams
Lafayette
J Bright
Washington City
Judge Gresham
Chicago
Bar Association
Gresham
English Capitalists to Invest 28 Million in US Grain
A London led syndicate with Parisian allies sends agents to the United States to invest 28 million dollars in grain. A Rothschild connection and the Duke of Marlborough are heavily involved through English capitalists, with plans for substantial American investment including southern states.
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New York
Journal of Finance
London
Paris
United States
Duke of Marlborough
America
Arkansas Boy Dies After Hydrophobia Fears
A six year old near Melbourne was bitten four times by a mad dog. The family sought a mudstone from a deer stomach said to cure hydrophobia. The stone briefly appeared to halt the disease, but the boy later showed symptoms and died.
Ear hearing remedy ad promotes Sage’s Catarrh Cure
An advertisement praises Dr Sage’s Catarrh Remedy as a mild antiseptic cure for nasal catarrh. It claims the product neutralizes offensive breath restores taste smell and hearing and warns catarrh can lead to consumption. The ad notes the remedy costs 50 cents and is sold by druggists.
Scotch Little Liver Pills Ad Claims Safe Relief
An old advertisement touts Scotch Little Liver Pills as non nauseating and non gripping while claiming relief from headache biliousness vertigo and constipation. Priced two cents per box with accompanying barsaparlia items at sixty cents per unit.
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Laubach Ol
Beechers Statue Unveiled in Brooklyn 78th Birthday Anniversary
In Brooklyn crowds of Plymouth Sunday School children and veterans gathered for the unveiling of Henry Ward Beecher's statue in the park behind the statue. Dr Seth Lowe and Mayor Chapin spoke on Beecher's life. The bronze sculpture shows Beecher with hat in hand, flanked by a freed slave figure and two barefoot children, marking Beecher’s impact on abolition and public life.
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Sixty-seventh
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George W. Brower
Seth Lowe
Henry Ward Beecher
Toen
Abraham Lincol
Beene
Beyer
America
Gustav Cottheil
Mple Fmanuel
New York
Bender
Tyre
Zhildren
Onessa
Abe
Mrr. Beecher
Sugar Duty Cut and Coffee Tea Tax Hike Proposed
Montreay June 24 The budget will be laid down when the government reduces duty on refined sugar and puts higher duties on coffee and tea.
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Montreay
Boy Shifts From Jail to Reform Farm on Governor’s Order
By governor order, Charles Sawerhofer, a 16-year-old boy from Montgomery county, was moved from the Montgomery county penitentiary where he served one year for burglary to the reform farm.
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Charles Sawerhofer
Montgomery County
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Ohio News Briefs Ball Hard to Read In Turbulent River
Johnnie White, 19, of Zanesville collapsed while swimming in a river last evening and was drawn from the water before rescue. A Columbus resident, Philip Swefckke, 4 Pro retor of the Verandah house, was fined 80 dollars and sentenced to ten days in jail for maintaining a disorderly property and a separate fire-related offense. The report contains garbled passages about a Tiffin or Job hunk and a diver, with unclear context and dates.
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Johnnie White
Philip Swefckke
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Knights of Labor Meet in Columbus Weighs Alliances
General Master Workman powderl John Devlin of Dero Ae Wrigh of Niagara Canada and J W Hay of Philadelphia attend a Knights of Labor session. They discuss without committing to action and consider whether a third party movement would hurt labor interests.
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Dero
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Niagara
Canada
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Philadelphia
Ming Will Ton
Devil
Nebraska
General Hancock's Daughter to Marry in Quiet Maine Ceremony
A telegram from Sorrento Maine asks Rev McGaw Peter to wed the daughter of the late Gene Hancock and Mr Dow of Boston. An Episcopalian ceremony is planned with a Bangor orchestra of leading organists. Because the family remains in mourning the wedding will be a quiet affair attended by military and naval officials staying at Sorrento.
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Dr Gilman Named Art Director at Johns Hopkins University
Report from Bax Tinorr Maryland June 24 states Dr Gilman of Johns Hopkins University is expected to take the position as director of the liberal arts at the world’s fit. Trustees have approved the arrangement and Dr Gilman will continue his university work while serving as art director.
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Dr. Gilman
Johna Hopkins University
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Lightweight Joe Donner Knocks Out Daly Near Locgport
In Locgport on June 24 Joe Donner a lightweight defeated Connie Daly in three rounds of bare knuckle fighting two miles east of the city. Both men were taken to the Erie canal by the referee and seconds before shaking hands and returning to town. Daly was badly bruised with one eye closed.
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Hare Hnuckiea
Ohio News Highlights From Richwood to Mansfield
George May, 40, near Magnetic Springs, committed suicide by morphine in a Flickinger livery hayloft. Marvin Kuhna trial at Tiffin faltered as prosecution’s case slowed. A desperado bets 2 to 1 on acquittal. Major McKinley and Secretary Foster met with Senator Sherman in Mansfield to map a campaign. W S Matthews likely to become secretary of the executive committee.
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Magnetic Springs
Richwood
Flickinger
Marvin Kuhna
Tiffin
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Foster
Sherman
Mansfield
W S Matthews
Hancock
Granbery celebrates six hundredth anniversary festival
The city of Granbery in Western Prussia marks 600 years with congratulations from the emperor. A New York to Buffalo record is broken. Engineer Hogan completes a road trip in eight hours and fifty six minutes. Missouri poolroom law closes all but one St Louis venue prompting a legal test. Mrs Cora Belle Fellows Chaska of South Dakota sues for divorce. Cincinnati fruit dealers fret over a railroad packing rule for melons not in car lots.
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Exposition Chooses Jackson Park Over Lake Front
Cuicano June 25 reports the fair's directors voted 15 to 12 to install the exhibit at Jackson Park. The lake front plan is abandoned and no further attempt will be made to grant the fine arts display.
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