Great Gain for Agriculture in New York Trade Review
R C Dun & Co reports broad improvement in telegraphic market notes across the country. Cautious optimism persists as crop rumors fade, coal strikes ease, and money demand rises. Grain leads gains with corn and wheat rising. cotton slips on crop prospects. exports show record exports while bank clearings surge.
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New York
R. C Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Httle
United States
Canada
Arndatreet
Bradstreet’s
Montreal
Appeal to Queen Reg regent aids Cuban refugee
A tablegram to the queen regent of Spain urges intervention for Senorita Cigneros EVANGELINA COSSIO CISNEROS, a Cuban girl persecuted by Weyler's agents. Signed by National Relief Association for Cuba leaders Mrs J C Burrows, Mrs J Ellen Foster, and Mrs Emily C Kilvert, aiding the American Red Cross.
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Hod Ceune Woaiwen
Titers
Senorita Ciateton
Washington
Spain
Senorita Cigneros
Evangelina Cossio Cisneros
Weyler
President Cisneros
Cuba
J. C. Burrows
J. Ellen Foster
Emily C. Kilvert
National Relief Association For
American Red Cross Society
Wheat on the Rise and Overviews of City News
A Chicago wheat surge drives “dollar wheat” on the Chicago board as buyers flood the floor. Reports from Washington discuss stolen law books, with Lloyd admitting thefts. London denies reopening Indian mints while noting price shifts. A Kentucky lynching follows a rape conviction near Williamsburg. In Kewanee a verdict of not guilty ends the Porter murder trial. Milwaukee reports gas asphyxiation of a business executive. Missouri Pacific in Fort Scott moves to full ten hour shifts.
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Times
Daily Times Mail
Sunday Times
Carerer
Weekly Times
Daily Times
Second National Bank
Dubuque
The
the Times
Iowa
Kewanee
Porter
Henry County
Cashier Shot During Bank Robbery in Shepherd Michigan
Elmer J. Struble cashier and village president of Shepherd was shot twice during a attempted robbery at Farmers' Bank early Saturday. He died seven hours later after naming three assailants, as investigators note a fierce struggle in the bank office. Depositors reportedly fled with money amid fears the bank would fail.
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Shepherd, Mich
Elmer J. Strubie
Struble
Reciprocity Talks Open With France and Other Items
Secretary Sherman acknowledged French overture for negotiating a reciprocity treaty and plans to discuss the reciprocity clause of the tariff law soon. The Detroit bankers’ convention closed with Hendrix named president and a call for a nonpartisan currency commission. A Milwaukee incident told of a man killed attempting to ride a freight train for a Chicago legac y. Athens urged King George to reject the Greece Turkey peace and resume war. A Christian alliance collection raised 14000 dollars, with women donating jewelry. Sherman answered Japan noting rights of annexation for Hawaii and assuring protection of Japanese interests there.
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Cretary Sherman
Washington
Sherman
Patenotre
United States
France
Athens
George
Greece
Turkey
Cleveland
Christian Alliance Convention
Hawaii
Japan
EXPLODING DUST Wrecks Davenport Elevator Four Die
Davenport Iowa Aug 20 two dust explosions in the Davenport glucose works elevator killed four men John Rapp John Hamm William Wolf and Wolf's daughter Paula and seriously injured two others The elevator will be rebuilt delaying operations the loss is about 12000 dollars.
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Wrecken Davenport
Davenport
Davenport Glucose Works
John Rapp
John Hamm
William Wolf
Paula
Multiple state frosts and disasters hit early 1900s towns
A roundup of harsh weather and violent incidents across states. Frost damage in Illinois Indiana and Michigan. Beulah Oklahoma? No, Beulah, C. T. mob violence. fires destroy nine buildings in Ortonville Minnesota with $250000 loss. bank closure in Eureka Utah with $30000 liabilities. Riot injures nine at Unity mines near Pittsburgh. Pawnee Chief Curley dies at age 100 near Perry, C. T. Transport and other incidents include crossing accident in Kinsey Indiana, mayoral nominees in Lynchburg Virginia, lynching in Lovett Georgia, Chapachet Island woolen mill fire at $200000 loss, deaths in Indianapolis and New York. National encampment in Springfield Ohio elects commander in chief H. L. Street of New York. Global powers accept Spanish measures against anarchy. Car accident kills J. P. Thomas & Sons personnel at Paulsboro New Jersey. Domestic tragedy in Nashville. a Memphis hanging records first legal punishment for child rape.
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Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Beulah
8. C
Ortonville
Minn
G. A. Rice
Eureka
Utah
Unity
Pittsburgh
Curley
Perry
C. T
Eorge Sherburne
Kinsey
Ind
Lynchburg
B. A.cutler
Louisa
Andrew Green
Lovett
George Wenth
Henry C. White & Son
Chapachet
J. I
Perry Hopkins
American African Union Methodist Church
New York
Will G. Scarlet
Josephine Kebler
Indianapolis
Union Veterans’ Union
Springfield
H. L. Street
Italy
Austria
Russia
Germany
H. C. Claughton
Washington
Villa Custis
W. G. N. Custis
J. P. Thomas & Sons Company
Paulsboro
N. Joy
J. B. Rich
Nashville
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Itching Burning Herema and a Blood Remedy Claim
An 1896 testimonial asserts itching indicates a blood disorder causing eczema. It argues topical salves fail because the disease lies in blood and promotes S.S.S. as a universal cure. The letter from William Armstrong of De Pere Wisconsin endorses prompt use of the remedy to prevent progression.
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William Armstrong
de Pere
Wis
Real Blood Remedy Cures Eczema Says S S S User
An elderly man recounts eight years of severe eczema and failed treatments before endorsing S S S as the cure after three days. He claims lasting relief with no external applications and urges others to seek the same blood remedy from Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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William Armstong
Indiana
Mt. Clements
Florida
S.S.S
Swift Specific Co
Atlanta
Shilohs Cure Praised By Dr A E Satter
Dr A E Satter extols Shilohs Cure for advanced consumption claiming it is the most remarkable remedy presented to him and that it has saved many from consumption. Sold by Py 0 A Shiets.
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A. E. Satter
A. Shiets
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River Stafet
Ill
Americs
Munn & Co
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Ay Scientific
Shecinen
Broadway
Rookery Bldg
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Business Outlook
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London
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C. E. Andrews Company
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Kan
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Mich
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the McCausland Mig. Co
Ladlanapolig, Ing
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F. Peer
Haggard
Peak
Jonna E Smren
Algona
A. D. Clarke & Co
Rear Algona State Bank
Algona, TA
State Street
Chas, J. Coxsee
Clarke
Osab
A. Cohenour
Cohenour
Attorneys AT Law
Algona, Iowa
E. V. Swetting
TL. Bonar
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Wesley
Frederick M. Curtiss
Kossuth County State Bank
Dawson & Butler
Gardner Cowles
West Miller
Altorney
Counselor A? LA
Wesley Town
Archibald Hutchison
PIE
H.C. McCoy
McGregor Street
Margaret E. Coles
Boston Block
H. D. Spencer
Sexton
L. A. Sheetz
Oor
State and Thorington
Algona,ta
E. J. Gay
Olllee
A. L. Rist
Glasier, D. D. S
E. E. Sayers
D. V ML
Wesenberg Bros
Uist
Gilmore's
P, L
Slagle
Algons
OWA
Bguelstensen
Tennynge
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