Naval Men Exult Over East War Prospects In 1900
Washington April 7 naval officials express great pleasure at potential conflict in the East. Americans would lead forces with ships including the New Orleans Baltimore Brooklyn Newark and Machias while Oregon stands ready in reserve. The article outlines expected maneuvers to safeguard the open door policy, possible marines landings, and potential Russian involvement with Britain and Germany aligned with the United States. It also describes a fashion note on hats and a bride’s Oriental satin gown.
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Washington
New Orleans
Baltimore
Brooklyn
Newark
Machias
Oregon
China
Watson
United States
Great Britain
Germany
Philippines
Straits Settlements
Kang Yu Weil
Sorong
Taku
Russia
France
America
England
Japan
Britain
Oriental
Mavne
China Coast
Rainy day fashion and April brides charm the season
The article extols the rainy day fashion of women in scotch plaid reversible skirts and double breasted jackets, with neat box pleats and practical boots. It praises spring brides with daffodil colors, yellow organdie gowns, and large bouquets, noting eight bridesmaids in matching pale yellow ensembles and daffodil-inspired accessories.
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Nature
New York
Wedding Amid Tar Heelers In A Quirky Raleigh Court
An Utica Observer account recalls Captain Shaw performing an impromptu marriage near Raleigh North Carolina. A couple asks for instant nuptials and after a comical garb of legal formality the captain charges a $1.50 fee and declares them husband and wife under the court. The tale highlights improvised justice and old time courtship quirks.
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Utica
Shaw
Raleigh
N. C
John Marvin
Alice Ewer
John
North Carolina
NSW fixes minimum wage for railway laborers
In New South Wales the government has fixed the minimum wages of railway laborers at seven shillings, or about $1.75 a day.
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New South Wales
Market Closes Lower on Bank News and Sugar Pressures
The New York stock market dipped after a weak bank statement, with profit taking on higher London prices and a drop in Sugar. Rail and traction stocks stabilized the list while Pacific and Pennsylvania issues moved the market, and Chicago influenced heavy selling in the day’s action.
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New York
London
New York Traction
Pacific
Pennsylvania
Grangers
Missouri Pacific
Brooklyn Transit
Chicago
New York Exchange
Brooklyn
People's Gas-Ogden
People’s Gas
U.S
London financial cablegram reports quiet markets and mixed activity
The Commercial Advertiser notes a quiet day with light money and holiday mood. Union Pacific rose to 611 before slipping, New York down overall with Norfolk & Western and Chesapeake & Ohio buoyed on coal rumors. Copper and Tintos set records. war loans tightened liquidity. funds moved to Bucharest and Australia.
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New York
London
Union Pacific
Norfolk & Western
Chesapeake & Ohie
Paris
Bucharest
Australia
Chicago Markets Show Wheat Rally Amid Global Tightness
Wheat opened strong as world shipments declined and Russian supply was small. Paris and Vienna saw higher prices while drought and poor prospects weighed on the U S market. May closed firm after short covering and a late rally. corn and oats followed with mixed results and pork and ribs improved in the provision pit.
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Chicago
France
Paris
Austria
Hungary
India
Liverpool
May
Wolch
Chicago market prices for cattle hogs and sheep report
Candle-Receipts and Texas receipts show cattle and hog prices, with best on sale for natives around 5.75 and Texas fed steers near 5.0. Hogs close at year highs around 5.40 to 5.05 with mixed to good heavy grades. Sheep and lamb receipts are active with good to choice wethers at 6.0 to 6.4 and native lambs around 7.5 to 8.0 per head.
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Chicago
Beeves
Texas Fed
Texas Bulls
Omaha Lite Stock Market Report April 9
cattle receipts 2100 with native beef steers at 24 50 to 25 05 and cows and heifers 14 04 to 44 45. canners 2.25 to 3.25. stockers and feeders 4 00 to 5 05. calves 2 44 to 4 47. bulls and stags 2 87 to 5 49. Sheep receipts 75 active market natives 5 10 to 16 25. Westerns 6 70 to 7 47. lambs 6 47 to 7 15. common stock sheep 4 50 to 5 25.
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Omaha
Fragmentary Agricultural Bulletin Mentioning Sheep Regions
A fragmented note lists San Francisco along with references to spring wools and sheep regions across Nevada Eastern Oregon Salie valley Oregon 24722 Pall wools Northern mountain lambs and mountain lambs Sac San Joaquin plains Site Humboldt Mendocino Math with scattered place names and numbers.
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San Francisco
Nevada
Oregon
Salie
Sac
San Joaquin Plains
Humboldt and
Mendocino
Armstrong Ranch Sold To Max Lauterbach At Twin Bridges
Max Lauterbach, famed Upper Blacktail sheepman, buys the Armstrong ranch one mile below Twin Bridges containing 4065 acres for 11 dollars and a fraction. He moves his family to the new home while keeping the Blacktail ranch and plans to spend summers in Beaverhead county.
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Max Lauterbach
Blacktail
Armstrong Ranch
Twin Bridges
Spokane
Montana
Proctor Knott
Kentucky
West
Noah Armstrong
Lauterbach
Beaverhead County
J. PP. Nelson
Frank Peterson
Wyoming
Beaverhead
Dillon Yards
Omaha
C. H
Padley
Martin Sorenson
Jasper Nelson
William Calloway
Pahinish
Ingomar
Eastern Commission
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
L. M. Delaney
Oregon
Price C. Jones
W. A. Jones
H. F. Cope
The
Baptist Church
S. D. Hooker
St. James Episcopal Church
Mountain View Cemetery
Mr. Jones
Cambridge
Ohio
Leadville
Colo
Gibbonsville
Idaho
W. A
Lorin T
Miss Ligsie
Bannack
Montana Mercantile Company
White
Argenta
Joe Shaffer
Pappoose
Utopia
Birch Creek
John ©. Lee
Postal Telegraph Company
District Court
Oregon Short Line
Ch. J. Moore
W. W. Grace
John O'Rourke
Basshopper
Geant Company
Halverson
Lima
Arthur Butts
Red Rock
Railroad Boys
Limaites
Visible Supply of Grains in New York April 7 Update
The New York Produce Exchange reports the visible supply of gains in store and afloat on Saturday April 7. Wheat stands at 5 412 000 bushels with an increase of 1 8 000 bushels. Wheat in store reads 25 019 000 bushels up by 1 456 000. Rye shows 1 276 000 bushels up 2 008. Barley is 1 200 bushels down.
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New York
New York Produce Exchange
Treasury Statement Shows General Fund Balance Rise
Washington reports a general fund cash balance of 95,742,223 dollars as of today with 150,000,008 dollars reserved in gold. The statement excludes the gold reserve and highlights available cash in the federal treasury.
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Washington
Treasury
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