Moore Brothers Case Delays Chicago Stock Exchange Closure
The Chicago Stock Exchange remains closed as the Moore Brothers failure unsettles markets. A governing committee argues the shutdown averted a wider panic, while bankers, Diamond Match and Armour interests seek a coordinated deal. Moore securities face bank withdrawals and unsettled short positions as talks continue.
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LI Hung Chang Visits Britain Aboard Royal Yacht
Li Hung Chang and his suite travel by special train to Portsmouth, then cross to the Isle of Wight to Osborne. The Chinese statesman is greeted by naval officers, boards the royal yacht Alberta, and views a large fleet as Sir Marquis of Salisbury leads the reception before Li Hung Chang is escorted to Osborne.
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Seaboard Air Line Plans Rate Cut Despite Injunction
Seaboard Air Line announces a tariff cut from Baltimore to Atlanta asserting ICC lacks jurisdiction over water lines. The carrier says rates will drop to 84 cents per pound from Baltimore to Portsmouth, with a 79 cent base from Portsmouth to Atlanta, challenging Judge Simonton's injunction.
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Bentley and Southgate Accept Prohibition Nominations
Charles E. Bentley of Lincoln and James H. Southgate of Durham file acceptance letters for the Prohibition party ticket for President and Vice President. They call for government ownership of monopolies, wealth reform, opposition to tariffs, and broad constitutional changes.
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Campaign Opens in Marietta with Governor Atkinson and Colonel Garrard
In Marietta Georgia on August 5 a Democratic state campaign rally drew nearly two thousand attendees. Governor Atkinson delivered a policy address while Colonel Garrard spoke at length on current issues. A separate dispatch from Panama reports the Barclay Golden steamer involved with Barrios of Guatemala and Ezeta amid diplomatic moves. A bookmaker, John Humphries, is being treated for aberrant mental health in San Francisco, and appraisers have been named for the Emerson-Fisher Carriage Company assets after its failure graphic.
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Daily Market Reports Naval Stores Snapshot
Fragmentary market note on naval stores prices and crane/regulars trade terms. Mentions casks and trays, with unclear figures and misread terms. No clear entities or outcomes available from the OCR snippet.
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Rebels Near Havana Reported In Cuban Skirmishes
A Havana dispatch says seven rebel scouts led by Alfredo Panales recruit men as clashes flare near Palatino and Jesus Del Monte. cannery, farms, and houses burned near Minas and Cardenas. Miss Cecelia Charles escapes Havana authorities returning to New York.
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Populists Claim Fraud in Alabama Governor Vote
In Lafayette County the Populists allege fraud after Captain Goodwyn’s apparent governor win. Reports describe a heated clash between Populists and Democrats, with violence cited as a fatal fight between factions.
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Steamer Seminole Attacked by Whales Off New York
The Clyde Line steamer Seminole arrived in Jacksonville with great dents and superficial engine room damage after an encounter with whales near New York. Six whale sighted nearly 100 feet long. No major injuries reported among crew or passengers.
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Senator Gordon Rules Out Second Ticket Demand
Georgia Senator John B. Gordon says few in the South would back a silver Democratic ticket and would not accept any vice presidential nomination. He argues the party should avoid a second ticket as it lacks material strength and could fracture the Democratic base.
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Dawes Indian Commission Nearing Finish in Indian Territory
The Dawes commission reports steady work in the Indian Territory and expects to complete its labors by December. Officials say reforms may proceed, with many applicants for tribal rights to be weeded out and decisions likely within months, as commissioners press for action by Congress.
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Andree Balloon Prepared for Northern Polar Flight
The note from Stockholm reports Professor S. A. Andree's balloon Virgo filled and ready for launch from Spitzbergen to begin a polar expedition. Delays or obstacles are hinted as the team awaited favorable winds and conditions for the July attempt.
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Riot near Charleston disrupts Mount Pleasant picnic
Aug 5 Charleston reports a riot at a negro picnic in Mount Pleasant across the river. Six ring leaders were arrested as vigilante groups and naval reserve units were called out. Vendors deny violating ordinances while knives and pistols were used. several leaders were taken to jail.
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Queen Victoria health rumors spark royal suspense
Rumors of Queen Victoria’s retirement due to ill health circulate in court and society. Reports suggest the Prince of Wales may assume duties if needed, while Li Hung Chang’s reception plans and other royal events are noted amid public anxiety.
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