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Reverend Groeneveld delivered a lecture at the Baptist church on the life of David Livingstone, detailing his early setbacks with mission boards, Africa expeditions from east to west and north to south, and his death in service. He highlighted Livingstone as a Christian civilizer who opened Africa, ended the slave trade, and inspired missionary work.
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E. J. Groeneveld
Baptist Church
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Groeneveld
Europe
Westminster Abbey
Dr. Groeneveld
Board of Foreign Missions
Africa
Moffatt
Zanzibar
Novel horse theft plot ends with two held by Poundmaster
Poundmaster J. J. Ryan nabbed a proposed two horse theft yesterday afternoon. Jim Marsetti an Italian and Carl Gillette a 11 year old boy are jailed to awaitation this forenoon. The owner claims the horses were his property and had offered 25 cents for their capture.
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Poundmaster
J. J. Ryan
Jim Marsetti
Carl Gillette
Ivan
Ryan
Marsetti
Gillette
Money to Loan at DO and 10 Per Cent Real Estate Security
A lending notice advertises loans at ten percent with improved real estate as security. The offer is from J. F. Fariss & Co. located at 119 Hamilton Street.
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J. F. Fariss & Co
Hamilton Street
Cor
Friends in a Street Fight Arrests and Clinic Ad
Charles Sullivan and James Hughes fought at the corner of Porphyry and Arizona Streets and were arrested after police interrupted. They are set to appear before Judge Boyle. Dr. C. B. McCoy announces a new clinic in the Goldberg block Park and Academy streets offering free consultations for 50 days in rooms 306 and 307.
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Charles Sullivan
James Hughes
Porphyry
Arizona
Radmilovich and
Thomas
C. B. McCoy
Goldberg Block
Corner Park
Academy Streets
Fine tailoring at Globe Tailoring Co.
A brief notice advertises moderate priced tailoring services at Globe Tailoring Company located at 8 West Park Street offering custom fittings and alterations.
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Globe Tailoring Co
W. Park Street
Wedded a Few Weeks Ago Seeks Divorce From Lizzie Funk
Charles Murphy, who married Lizzie Funk on the fifth of last month, seeks a divorce claiming extreme cruelty. He alleges she struck him with a fist at his South Main street business and threatened his life with a knife. Murphy contends the marriage was not voluntary and appeals to the district court for relief.
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Charles Murphy
Lizzie Funk
Lizzie
Murphy
Arnold
Booth & Darrow
District Court
South Main Street
Marriag Murphy
Cattle and Hog Prices in South Omaha Market Summary
South Omaha market reports March 2 with strong cattle activity. Native steers bring 4.50 to 6.75, cows and heifers 3.75 to 5.30, western and Texas steers 4.25 to 5.60, stockers and feeders 4. The hog market inches higher with heavy hogs 6.55 to 6.80, mixed 6.20 to 6.20, lights 6.76 to 6.30, sows and pigs 4.50 to 5.75. Sheep receipts 45% with muttons 6.46, westerns 4.40, ewes 3.80 to 5.10, lambs 5.25 to 6.75.
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South Omaha
Texas
Kansas City
Ewes
Chicago
Money Market and Bond Report From New York
New York on March 25 reports money on call at 6 percent with closing bids and asks steady. Prime mercantile paper at 41.45 percent, sterling exchange steady with bankers bills at 1.54 percent for demand and 60 days at 4.8514. Posted rates show commercial bills around 4.84 to 4.85, Mexican dollars at 4.34 percent, government and state bonds steady, railroad bonds irregular.
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New York
Dwade
Prime Mercantile
Sterling Exchange
Copper and metal prices ease in New York trading
New York traders saw copper prices easy with electrolytic at 124 cents and no bids, while Lake remained at 12 1/2 cents. London quotes showed copper up 2s 1d, tin down in London, and lead steady at 4 1/2 pence. Iron and pig iron warrants held near steady, with mixed regional price shifts in Glasgow and Middlesboro as bar silver traded at a fraction of a penny per ounce.
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Metal Exchange
London
Lake
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Southern Foundry
Glasgow
P.g
Middlesboro
Paris
Metropolis
Symons
Market flat as holidays loom with dull American stocks
London financial cable notes a sagging market with little business. Americans were dull and New York acted as a seller. Erie and United States Steel weakened while Rio Tinto and Anaconda shares fell on Amalgamated Copper fears.
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New York
Erie
United States
Rio Tintos
Anacondas
Market for Quarter-Blood Australians Quoted on Miqduec Basis
A market note reports that the quarter-blood Australian segment is valued according to the scoured basis of Miqduec. The item highlights pricing trends and currency references affecting trade.
Boston Wool Market Sees Steady Trade After Labor Settlement
Boston reports a steady wool market with quiet operations. Territory wools hold firm on a scoured basis at 44 to 46 cents. fine territory 48 cents. medium territory 38 to 40 cents. fleece wools quiet but steady. Australians arrive mainly for manufacturers.
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Boston
Territory
Grain Yields Decline Across Regions In North American Report
The report notes a decrease in oats and overall grain yields across the United States and Canada. East of the Rockies yields fell by 396000 bushels, while combined western regions dropped by 556000 bushels.
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Rockies
United States
Canada
Wool Auction Sales in London Sell Merinos Steady
London on March 24 reported 850 bales offered at wool auctions. Most supply came from New South Wales. Fine grades sold to Germany at full rates while merinos and cross breds held steady.
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London
New South Wales
Germany
London Market Summary On Consols And Rail Stocks
London on March 2 reports Consols for money at 411 16 and Consols for account at 94 percent. Anaconda and Atchison show mixed results while Canadian Pacific sits near 118 1/4. Bar silver trades around 24 1/4 to 24 1/2 pence per ounce.
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London
Atchison
Canadian Pacific
Market Wrap: May Commodities Slide on Thin Demand
Reaction on covering purchases followed, but the close was weak as May oats slipped 1 cent to 42. Provisions showed nerves then trimmed gains on long liquidation with May pork down 2 cents, lard and ribs off marginally. Muay futures settled 3? lower at 58144 58 percent.
Wheat and cattle mix in Chicago market report
Chicago markets show little gain for wheat amid thin crop damage news. May futures drifted and closed just under 72½ cents while corn stayed weak. Cash grain prices listed for flour, wheat, oats, barley and flaxseed. Cattle receipts at 6,500 with steady feeding values and hogs at 28,000.
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Chicago
Metimothy
Market News: Wheat and Corn Supply Changes
Special cable dispatch from New York on March 25 reports U S and Canada wheat east of the Rockies fell by 1,599,000 bushels, with shipments afloat to Europe rising by about 4,000 bushels and total supply decreasing. Corn in U S and Canada east shows similar supply shifts.
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New York
Bradstreet
United States
Canada
Rockies
Europe
Market Report: Livestock Prices Mixed Across Flocks
Readable figures show higher, mixed and butchers quotes for sheep and lambs. Prices range from good to choice with various grades noted such as wethers and lambs, and regional mentions like Western sheep and native lambs.
Treasury cash balance and shipwreck reported
Washington reports available cash balance of 112 million and a refined balance of 90.7 million. In Victoria British Columbia a syndicate forms to salvage the collier Bristol which ran aground at Chatam Sound Dixon Entrance and sank with Captain MelIntyre Captain Roberts and five crew members aboard. The vessel lies in four fathoms of water.
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Victoria
B. C
Bristol
Chatham Sound
Dixon Entrance
MelIntyre
Roberts
Jubilee for Rev. Father Doneckle on Kuper Island
Victoria B C March 25 Hundreds of Indigenous people gather at Kuper island for the sacerdotal jubilee of Rev Father Doneckle who has served as a missionary in British Columbia for almost fifty years Bishop Orth and diocese clergy will attend the ceremony on Monday.
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Victoria
B. C
Sugar Trade Council Move Targets Beet Sugar Plant
The Spokane Trades Council plans to attack the sugar trust tonight stating it aims to crush the beet sugar plant at Waverly Washington. Resolutions pledge council members to use only sugar from this factory and urge other unions to do the same as the widespread trades body unites local unions.
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Spokane Trades Council
Sugar Trust
Waverly
Wash
British Columbia Court Upholds Ban on Railway Crossing
Victoria March 2 The full court of British Columbia today upheld a lower court ruling granting a 4 decision stopping the Great Northern railway from building through Boundary Creek district under the Victoria Vancouver Eastern charter. The injunction remains in force until the trial of a property rights action between landowners and the railway.
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Victoria
B. C
British Columbia
Great Northern Railway
Boundary Creek
Victoria, Vancouver & Eastern Railway
J. J. Hill
Railway Corporation
Agreement Seems Near on Transatlantic Steamship Rates
The Liverpool Post reports an understanding that Continental and British steamship lines resolved their difficulties. An agreement on saloon rates between Europe and the United States is expected to be announced in a few days.
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Paris
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Liverpool Post Today
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