Warm weather boosts corn. winter wheat outlook mixed across states
The weather bureau reports warm conditions improve corn in many regions with replanting nearly done and stands coming up well. In Ohio Indiana Michigan and Missouri wheat lags, Illinois yields appear, Kansas harvest ready, and Pennsylvania Maryland show heading. Also notes a jailed convict seeking execution and tensions rise as cattlemen threaten sheepmen in Colorado and California. Greenhalge veto overridden on Civil War veterans' state employment preference. Dawes commission allotment proposal prompts cabinet meeting in Indian Territory.
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Silver Sentiment Dominates Illinois Democratic Convention
Illinois Democrats meet in Springfield to decide the party policy on money after urging free silver. Key figures include Judge Goodrich opposing a national monetary convention, while Allen W. Thurman and others push for rapid organization and unity with Populists and silver forces. Taubeneck criticizes party managers and urges an independent silver platform shaping the 1890s campaign strategies.
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Reorganization Plan Confirmed. McFadden Named Assistant Agent
The Atchison joint reorganization committees announce the plan is operative and H C McFadden will serve as assistant general passenger agent for the Plant system with headquarters in Savannah. Others note a Newfoundland political push for Bond and a series of legal and criminal notes including Hendershott Welter death sentence appeal blocked in Canada and a youth killed by a trolley in Syracuse.
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Clifton Heights
Silver banner in Illinois calls for gold and silver standard
Illinois Democrats finish a long session endorsing gold and silver as money, calling for free coinage at 14 to 1, supporting a national silver convention by August 18 1895, and instructing lawmakers to educate and organize the party statewide. Delegates to a possible national convention were named amid applause for Gov Altgeld.
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United States
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Chicago
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Springfield
Committee On Resolutions
Illinois
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Heinrichsen
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Newton
Lewis B. Parson
Clay County
John Warner
Peoria
John Watson
Galesburg
Alfred Orendorf
L. O Whitney
Johnson County
Altgeld Signs Bills Abolishing Days of Grace
Governor Altgeld signed the bill abolishing days of grace on commercial paper and another measure making the indorser of a note equally liable after notice with the maker.
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Thurston for Gov M'Kinley Nebraskas Senator Sees He Beats
Senator John M Thurston predicts the Republican platform will back protection and silver policy. He says McKinley is best for president and tariffs will dominate finance. He notes two Democratic conventions likely with a silver wing gaining influence.
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Foreclosure Filed on 250000 Mortgage Against Union Stockyards
California Safe Deposit and Trust Company filed suit in San Francisco to foreclose a 250000 mortgage on the Union Stockyards company. F W Sumner was named receiver as bonds' interest payments remain unpaid. The plant at Rodeo Contra Costa county was built with nearly 1 million invested by Baum Harris Omaha packers. The failure to pay is linked to San Francisco butchers and a rival packing firm backed by Armour of Chicago.
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Omaha Packers
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Capt Clavijo sentences Primarivera shooter to death
Maprio June 6 Captain Clavijo who shot Captain General Primarivera after he refused him his daughter’s hand was executed by court martial and sentenced to death. He showed fortitude until the end amid the gunfire and last minute countercharges.
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Reed Backed for Presidency by Senator Squire
Senator Squire of Washington favors Reed for the presidency as Atlanta plans to seek a national political convention. North Lawrence miners reject a 51 cent wage scale amid broader political tensions. Women in Princeton cast victory in high school board races over men. Congressman Johnson of North Dakota denies support for free coinage. Jon Hayes jailed at Huron S D for arson causing 20000 damage. Smallpox confirmed in Aurora Ills with strict quarantine. Dakota veterans encampment opens a days session in Pierre. Lucius Goodrich killed crossing Rock Island tracks near Grinnell Ia. Detroit cigarmakers strike against annex shops. Pueblo Colo railroad sale to satisfy mortgage. GE expected to bid. Omaha druggists approve army navy trade elevation resolution. Osceola county Iowa schools chief Lowrie resigns. T S Redmond named to succeed.
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Must Deposit Debenture Bonds New York June 4
The reorganization committee of the Federity Loan and Trust company of Sioux City Ia gave notice that after June 26 holders of debenture bonds who have not deposited bonds will not be entitled to the benefits of the plan of reorganization.
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