Trade Review Outlook From Bradstreet Says Markets Improve
A weekly Bradstreet review notes a moderating downturn in U S manufacturing and trade, with improvements in steel billets price, wool markets, and cotton prices, while many sectors still face drought impacts and high costs. It highlights lower overall demand, rising farm and railroad concerns, and a cautious outlook as July figures suggest tentative revival across manufacturing and commerce.
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Bradstreet
Bradstreets
St. Louis
Newit
United States
Canada
Lightning Kills Local Baseball Party Near Des Kath Tex
A Friday afternoon lightning strike hit a lone oak tree 9 miles south of Des Kath Texas during a game crowd of youths and teens. The blast killed John Jacobs Walter Atchley Thomas Blancard William Entley Sahn Dadksen Chris Potty Sug and William Walse. About a dozen others were injured with feared serious injuries.
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Hever Hall Dinyers
Des Kath
Tex
de Wann
John Jacobs
Walter Atchley
Thomas Blanclard
Willian Entley
Sahn Dadksen
Chris Potty Sug
William Walse
Collgraim Burned and Costs Revealed at State University
Aug 14 report notes the caliseum a large campus frame structure built years ago for 40 000 was destroyed by fire. Much valuable government and state property stored inside. Loss on building and contents about 50 000 with 20 000 insured and 5 000 Staley of 5 000. Aug 10 item also mentions a Verre Hite fair adding a 3 000 freddora track to its racing program.
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State University
United States
Staley
Seathe Vauve
Maria Lithgow
Love City
Aod
W. C. Cowl
Alton
Iowa Central
Richland
Henry Farley
George Webey
Rulona
Jows City
Elas Falcon
Maglish River
Todependange
Waunhanpie Lake
Vounty
Plymouth County
Marcus
Kher Merlin
Ryestrom
Waest Burlington
Vice
Boone
Lo Dael Stevens
Vealap
Bret
Murphy Hotel
Mr. Childs
Murders and Crimes Reported Across Several States
A string of violent incidents is reported from Missouri Illinois Oklahoma and Colorado including suicides murders and a confession. Henry Valer and several others die or are wounded in various cases while Jol Murphy and Jenkins die in Chariton. A prominent confession links political enemies to the Larsney affair.
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Denven
Col
Ang
Ter
Teathers
Denver
Wilson
Larsney
Mull Hill
Wison
el Paso
Bowers
D. B. Wilson
Bob Mullins
Capt
Saxton
Sherman Crumley
Walton Crumley
William Lancroft
California wine trust forms to control state output
A San Francisco report describes a new California wine syndicate with 10,000 0011 capital, forming to control a large portion of the grape crop for five years. Seven houses are in, with more likely, capital $10,000,000, and a plan to advance up to $2,500,000 annually to vineyards. The syndicate aims to set prices, expand central depots, and establish business in San Francisco for fifty years, in a move to revive the state’s wine industry.
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Syndicat
San Franesco
Alifornia
Ab Sna Jeranecisco
California
Destructive Missouri Wreck Kills and Injures Many
On the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe line two fast trains collided near Gibbs Missouri at eight, killing a number of crew and passengers and injuring several more. Engineer Mumphreys and Express Messenger Cope linger died at once. Conductor Clegern and other staff rallied to assist as officials blamed orders disobeyed for the disaster. In Nebraska, eleven wreck victims have been identified and a suspect ex-convict named George Washington Davis was arrested locally.
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Whruk
Parr Manisol
Tay Augi
Aml
Atchison, Topela & Santa Fe
Oelouk
Gibbs
Mason
Voth
George Coplinger
Chicago
Axpress Messenger
Bf. Wamphyers
Kansas
Haniel Daly
Fort Madison
Hi. Tourer
Chienire
Roe
Butcher
Whicaga
Anail
Walter Durbin
Milwaukee
CN. Witott
Mall
Martin
Pogarty
Fore Madison
Aremen
Imay Vives
Mumphreys
No. 4
Copelinger
Derrick
Express Messener
Naw
Mars Row
Awas
Mardland
Clegern
Tie
Dregs
Cluwlly
Santa Be
Gibbs Station
Oln
Neb
Rock Island
A. G. Ndde
M. Beaver
Pawtec City
State Penitentiary
George Washington Davis
Frightful Railway Wreck Near Od Town
A derailed train plunged from a trestle over Salt Creek near Od Town on a Thursday night. The engine, cars, and gondolas fell 40 feet, causing multiple fatalities and numerous injuries. Police arrest a suspect, a colored man named George Davis, linked to the wreck with crowbar sightings and motive unclear.
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Listonx
Neb
Islay
Nebo M. Beaver
Pawien
Dansen
Nev
Col Cod. Bliss
Nebraska
Falebury
Henry
Cot
Lutherman
Vlwits
Lee Broken
Ny Metrowell
Pairtury
Uke
Mall Clerk
Kourtney
Express Messenser
Mies
Pish
Seife
Burlington & Missouri
Lincoln
Los
Somret, Ager
Burt Anput
Qearve Davis
Japan Wins In Seikoan Engagement
Reports from Yokohama detail Japanese victory over Chinese forces at Seikoan with light losses. Seikoan captured. Chinese casualty 500 killed. Japanese hold Yashun position. An imperial edict allows Chinese to reside in diapun for peaceful pursuits. Authorities note intensified public excitement across major towns.
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Seikoan
Yokohama
Koshin
Yashun
Diapun
Awamurs
Suanatal
Tien 'T'sin
Britain
Russia
China
Japan
Corea
Ampime
Tekno
Marmosa
Saxpos
Times
Shanghai
Pensan
Yunsan
Seoul
Coran
Phe Ysung Li Yamun
Supreme Council
Empire
Denver relay carries Cleveland message to Gov Waite
The relay rider reached Denver at 1 a m Sunday after a 3028 mile run from Washington. George M. McCarthy was the last rider and delivered to Gov. Waite a message from President Cleveland while A. D. Black handed over Wheeley’s telegram. Crowds cheered as McCarthy sped toward the courthouse.
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Cleveland Mesasge
A. D. Black
Gov. Waite
Cleveland
Token
McGook
Wheeley
Waine
McCarthy
Acapahue Street
THANKS TO THE SOLDIERS AND OFFICERS OF THE WINDS NATIONAL PRARD
Official proclamation praises Winds national prard officers and men for their swift civil service during the tete stvilke. Governor lauds the nation for its intelligent and free people with a high sense of citizenship. A New York obituary notes Mrs Mary Sullivan dies at 18 after long illness, fondly recalling a clothespin kept to ward off evil spirits. Local reports mention a well near Fredericksburg, Indiana, powering an oil operation with recent testing and plans for further development.
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Altgaid
Winds
Ilesys
Remy
Wis
New York
Mary Sullivan
Mulbeavy Street
Yen Shu
County Kerry
Great Relay Race Reports From Washington to Denver
Reports from Washington to Denver detail the League of American Wheelmen relay, with G I Wrench and Rousaville starting from the White House. The race reaches Asti Napotin Indiana and ends in Omaha Nebraska after 160 hours and 15 minutes, with early arrivals noted along the route. A separate fire near Isthmora Wisconsin injures people and prompts rescue efforts as authorities investigate the cause.
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Wteswago
Washington
Denver
Wasasxavox
Ang.s
G. I. Wrench
Rousaville
District of Colirebix
League of American Wheelmen
Tes White House
Loberin
UGA
Bb Denver
la Gov. Waite
Astia Napotin
Ind
Hennmatos
Dai
Droughts ease as crops show mixed results across states
Nebraska reports improved conditions with rains lifting drought damage and predicting large wheat yields while corn and prairie crops face losses from heat. Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and Dakota areas see varied outcomes with some regions primed for record spring wheat. Kansas and Minnesota residents face severe crop failures and displacement as western drought worsens. A train wreck at Laton, London area causes no serious injuries.
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Jivaty
Arevla
Dora Moyes la
Aug
le State Agricultural Society
Weather and Crop Bureau
C.F. Chase
Agricultant Set
Towa
Ren Oana
Nebraska
Colorado
South Dakota
Kansas
Iowa
North Platte
Ontetheburg
Grand Island
Aelwyler
Phittimouth
Auburn
Ponca
Greeley Center
Burwell
Loup City
Tustings
Kearney
Curtis
McCook
Venkleman
Sheridan
Wisconsin
Pawn
Minn
Uie
Minnesota
North Dakota
Agricultural Department
Washington
Lys
Torexa
Kan
Coburn
Agriculta Department
Wisockson
Logan County
Puophk
Minnsus
Mapleins
Garden City
Taxed and Tested State Faces Farm Cash Drought
The State Times reports looming tax penalties for farmers unable to pay as counties borrow to cover expenses after a state levy of 1 950 000. Corn crops are forecast to be among the smallest in history with low yields and value. Multiple local incidents follow from tragedy to misfortune including a Burlington shooting suicide, drownings, a jail morphine death, a birthday celebration, attempted safe robbery, and widespread weather damage across towns causing fires, floods, and crop and livestock losses.
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St. Lovis
Hfemry Valer
Veges
Jumiplige
Morfan
Orreyna
Chiriton
Vicetim
W. T. Jenkins
Bagengomastes
Burlington & Quincy Road
Chariton
Julia Murephy
Julia
Josie
Josie Murphy
Jenkins
Ling
Binad
Pinnamma
Aug
Montgomery Avenue
William Evans
Louis Theeht
Eva
Evans
Hecht
Tubsa
Here
Feanle Sennit
Sennit
O. VT
Lon Kennedy
Oolagah
Cherokee Nation
Kennedy
Scorrivae
Lixzzie Daniels
Hridgeport
Mary Weaver
Daniels
Curaco
May Hastings
Great Northern
State Times
Executive Council
Wweather
Sage
Blown Weather Service
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Charles B.hollonbecke
Rockford
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W. D. Jenkins
Burlington
Eliza Murphy
Juntins
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Mary Robinson
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Centerville
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Maabaud
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Henry Weffner
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