Better Tone Prevails As Congress Session Looms
R G Dun and Co reports improved business tone with banks hopeful for early federal aid after Congress is called, along with better crop prospects and commodity price shifts. Yet anxieties remain about future difficulties and money supply. Iron, steel, and copper markets show mixed, often lower trends amid heavy lending and foreign trade sluggishness.
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New York
R.G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Congress
Atlantic
Demands in brief Iowa and West cases mark day
June reports list 46 typhoid deaths in Ironwood Michigan and a series of incidents across states. Notables include a Columbus jeweler charged with fencing, a Rock Island brakeman injured in Peoria, a fatal mowing-machine accident in Great Falls, Mont, and a San Francisco murder sentencing for Kate Fitzgerald’s killer. Also noted are political nominations, union wage talks, pension inquiries, and cattlemen alarm as Spanish fever sweeps Cherokee Strip.
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Ironwood
Mich
George H Luce
Columbus
Peoria
F. P. Hyde
Rock Island
Millersburg
Newton Stilwell
William N. Pelonze
Minois National Guard
J. A. Outright
Great Falls
Mont
Jacob Landel
Roberts
Tls
Albert Sanstedt
George Hartman
Wheeling
W. V2
George Pond
Thomas St. Clair
Kate Fitzgerald
San Francisco
Joseph L. Curtis
Brooke County
West Virginia
Eugene Hogue
Claysburg
Ind
James Haines
Pekin
Ills
Basil Lockwood
Washington
Green Glass Workers’ Association
United States
Canada
Milwaukee
Green Glass Workers
John J. O'Neill
St. Louis
C. F. Joy
Hugh D. Smith
Batavia
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Hyde Clark Post
Grand Army of the Republic
Dubuque
Commissioner of Pensions
William Damsel
Adams Express Company
Charles Anderson
Jacob Schweiger
Tommy Lyons
Iron Mountain
Michael Burns
Helena and Frisco Mining Company
Wardner
Ida
Shoshone County
Coeur d’Alene
Gururir O. T
Oklahoma
Secretary of Agriculture
Rocky Island
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Watertown
Sioux Falls
Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Des Moines
Davenport
Omaha
Lincoln
Army Bill Introduced in German Reichstag by Caprivi
Berlin July 8 In the first Reichstag session for regular business 897 deputies attended. Chancellor Von Caprivi rose to present the amended army bill stating the government’s minimum acceptable in money or men. The former bill had circulated for nine months and the government’s demands remained the lowest consistent with empire safety. Wrestling With the Hulett Will Nebraska, July 8 In Nehemiah Hulett estate hearing C A Peterson testified that Hulett said he was single in a 1892 deed acknowledgment. Tellier Berger of First National Bank found the marriage contract signature not genuine.
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Berlin
Reichstag
von Caprivi
Hulett
DuLuth
Minn
Nehemiah Hulett
C. A. Peterson
Tellier Berger
First National Bank
Dwiggins Reaches Settlement Over HeBron Bank Muddle
Valparaiso July 8 A depositors committee met with Zimri Dwiggins and secured a settlement in the HeBron bank muddle. Dwiggins will pay $1,000 each month until the full amount is settled.
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Dwiggins
Valparaiso
Ind
Hebron Bank
Zimri Dwiggins
Young Stepania boy bitten by rattlesnake in Missouri
Stepania Missouri July 8 Herman Garnett eight year old son of William Garnett who lives near Lincoln was bitten on the foot by a large rattlesnake. The boy is in a precarious condition.
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Stepania
Herman Garnett
William Garnett
Lincoln
Ponca Meeting Abandoned Over Funds Shortfall
Ponca Nebraska July 8 races declared off as meeting abruptly ends amid reports of insufficient funds. Local organizers canceled planned events and postponed activities due to financial constraints affecting the schedule.
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Ponca
Ponca, Neb
National League Games Report From Pittsburg To Brooklyn
Baseball results from multiple NL games: Pittsburgh defeated Boston with low scoring lines. Chicago beat Philadelphia with solid pitching. Cleveland edged Baltimore. Louisville and New York played a 4-2 contest. St Louis outslugged Washington. Cincinnati Brooklyn game postponed due to rain. Umpires listed per site officials.
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Pittsburgh
R. W
Pittsburg
Boston
Gumbert
Miller
Staley
Coyle
Merritt
McLaughlin
Chicago
R. A. BE
Phil
Lp’a
McGinnis
Mauck
Ryan
Kittredge
Carstey
Clements
Gaffney
Cleveland
New York
Stratton
Grim
Rusie
Doyle
Seward
St. Louis
R. H. E. Bt. Louis
Washington
Breitenstein
Gunson
Esper and
Farrell
McQuaid
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Convict Escaped From Benton County Jail
George Gros hong an ex convict held on six indictments at Warsaw Benton county jail escaped July Fourth while sheriff and family picnicked. In Kansas Platte River near Shavenworth swollen due to heavy rains flooding hundreds of acres of corn and threatening more damage. Missouri Chautauqua expenses ran 1500 over receipts with plan to sell advance tickets to cover deficit. Denison Texas drought endangers corn with no rains recent weeks risking half harvest. Ottumwa murder probe after Bennett and Stevens found near Milwaukee track died. coroner investigates. Leavenworth Kansas body of Alva Neville found at Parkville river. to be sent for interment. Grand Island Union Pacific shops cut 18 jobs and reduce hours. four hour week. Dakota City Woodward decamps with about 200 of firm funds and unpaid debts double that.
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Sedalia
George Groshong
Warsaw
Benton County
Kansas
Shavenworth
Kan
Platte River
Here
Missouri
Death Dealing Wind Destroys Pomeroy Iowa Town
A devastating tornado leaves Pomeroy largely destroyed with at least fifty three dead and many more injured. Doctors, nurses from nearby towns, and soldiers rush to aid. Special trains bring relief workers while the National Bank of Pomeroy serves as relief headquarters.
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Pomeroy
Burying Ground Hill
Fort Dodge
Chatland
National Bank of
National Bank of Pomeroy
Governor Hales Urges Iowa Town Aid After Pomeroy Storm
Governor Horace Blook issues a statewide call for relief to aid Pomeroy after a devastating storm killed about 42 and left over 100 injured. Mayors to form relief committees and gather funds for housing and rebuilding. aid to be distributed fairly. Also reports from Fonda and other locales describe fatalities, injuries, rioting, banking losses, and a People's Party celebration planned for July 29.
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Pomeroy
Iowa
Horace Books
Drowned While Fishing at Bitter Root River
In St. Paul on July 8 Mrs. G N Hartley and Mrs. E E Hickerwell drowned while fishing with their husbands in the Bitter Root river. Also reported Colorado bank suspended payments with Rep Curve, Colo. minor.
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St. Pau
G. N. Hartley
E. E. Hickerwell
Bitter Root
Colorado
Rep
Colo
Eagle County
Renowned Dr Rea to Visit Atlantic Iowa Park Hotel
Nationally known specialist from Southern Medical Institute Louisville will lecture and treat Saturday July 22 at Park Hotel Atlantic. He promises $50 if he cannot identify a disease within five minutes and offers free confidential consultation. Treats eye ear nose throat lung stomach kidney liver and many diseases with a positive guarantee.
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Southern Medical Institute
Lowisville
Atlantic
Iowa
Park Hotel
Rea
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Denison
Tex
Ottumwa
Dade Bennett
Young Stevens
Milwaukee Track
Bellnap
Alva Neville
Leavenworth
Parkville
Cameron, Ill
Grand Isuanp
Union Pacific
Dakota City
W. M. Woodward
Woodward & Smith
Fonda
Maria Adams
A. Forsch
A. J. Wilkinson
Henry Gerke
Tillie Johnson
C. R. George
Lena Kiefer
W. Arnold
Huletst
Gus Dahlgreen
Anderson
Talbert
Roy Banks
Silas Rushton
J. P. Lundgreen
Dillemuth
Oliie Lundgren
Bessie Banks
D. L. O'Brien
Baby O'Brien
M. Quinlan
Muialan
J. M. O’brien
Allie Maxwell
Ollie Frost
Ezra O. Davy
Benjamin Davy
Baby Dahlgreen
Grover Black
George Black
Sam Maxwell
Richard George
B. J. Harlowe
John Breckley
RusTon
Bussie Peres
Gust Yelm
Minnie Storey
Y. J. Brownell
A. Fursche
ER. ForscHe
H. Weigeroff
M. Randoll
Ppith Maxwell
Livae Keefer
G. A. Stewart
Hutt
Nora Frost
Ira Stewart
J. L. Dallon
Mr. Randall
Linde Olson
Osman Gurl
J. P. Lundgren
Adam Salzman
Salzman
J. B. Wilkinson
G. Ixy
Ada Guy
Bertha Davey
George Guy
John Davey
Ludwig Lullsneder
John Reese
J. G. Scheipsel
Miss ‘I'Roup
Storm Lake
Tom Harmon
Nick Frost
Fairfield
Cherokee County
Eightmore
Hales
John Detwiler
Amos H. Garton
Sam Hearson
D. F. Miller
ED Sargent
Jonn Detwiler
Garton
Brrp
Port
Sadie Fisher
Cairo
Tils
N. P. Plummer
Plummer
Woolner
Samuel Woolner
Paris
Place de Larule
Burrao
Forestville
Ward
People’s Party
George Blake
Watteerloo
W. M. and
C. J. Fields
P. Lorillard Company
Doctor Rea
Fifth Ave
Chicago, Ill
Western Branch
Oregon
Palmer & Findley
Brown, Lepper & Co., Mfrs
Johnson & Thompson
Atlantic, Lowa
National Medicine CO
Madison St
Montgomery & Co
Kline
P.O
Adele
Klin
E.agt
Arch St. Philadenaia
Bea Druggis
SEM
ARG
LOS Tang
BRD
Dr. Williamson
P. O
5Th Street
Neb
Great Rock Island
Englewood
Mexico
Sebastian
John
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