Causes a Stronger Trade In Wheat Growing States
New York June 23 Rk. G. Dan & Co weekly review reports a rising trade tide across the United States amid better crop news and replenished stocks. Wheat markets gain while spring wheat imports cheer, with forecasts of large 370 to 430 million bushels winter losses. Atlantic exports trend light and prices rise. Reports of iron and steel price surges reflect a busy production sector and speculation on coke pricing.同时, notable items include Attorney General Harmon's Cincinnati banquet, Kansas City water bond sale, and several local legal and violent incidents across the country.
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New York
Rk. G, Dan & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
United States
Texas
South
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Bar Association
Canada
Cincinnati
Jane —Hou
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati Bar Association
W. J. Tatt
United States Court
Tatt
Harmon
Cleveland
Warmo
Celebrated Naval Case Reaches Writ for Reinstatement
Judge Bradley issues a writ to Secretary Herbert to show cause why a permanent writ of mandamus should not compel restoration of John N. Quackenbush to the navy with the rank of commander. Quackenbush, once dismissed, has long sought reinstatement amid clerical errors and congressional efforts.
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Bradley
Wreiien
Herberd
Quackebush
Wastinerox
John N. Quackenbush
Naval
District Supreme Court
Herbert
Quackenbush
Navy
Grant
W. Schley
Chandler
Alrolis
Congress
Fires and deaths span scattered notes in Cliffside chronicle
London Minnesota reports forest fires near Bradford Pennsylvania destroyed 2500 cords of wood. Pioneer Charles Sherman, Watseka Illinois first mayor, dies aged 7 percent. Civil Engineers convention in Hull Massachusetts. Counterfeiter T B Stratton captured in St Joseph Missouri. Howard Goulding, early Western telegraph editor, dies in Alton Illinois. Tulser Fale, Missouri pioneer, Mexican War veteran and 1849er, is dead. Schofield Arnold Lanuher of Marinette Wisconsin buys 7,000,000 feet of logs from Saginaw Michigan. Ebner Yanks, former Fort Washakie assistant postmaster, arrested for embezzling money orders. August Hergman, who murdered Julius in Sterling North Dakota Feb 24 1900, hanged in Morristown jail. State agent from Omaha to Baltimore after absconding cashier W J Zirhat of Millican State bank. Mrs Mary Somers and son George of Yoludo plead guilty to aiding Somers in an improper pension claim. Snow at Topeka seeks injunction against state printer J I Hudson. Detective Charles M Waldelburg of New York City travels with Fannnel Adler toward Milwaukee. Olney telegram to Jeeta governor to protect Italian miners in Cunjeréss drive. reports indicate no trouble, few saloons employed.
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Ills
Tulser Fale
Missouri
Schofield Arnold Lanuher Company
Marinette
Wis
Saginaw
Ebner Yanks
Fort, Washnkle, Wy
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Julius
Sterling
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Morristown
Omaha
Neb
Baltimore
W. J. Zirhat
Millignan
State Bank
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George
Yoludo
Somers
Del
Detroit
Snow
Topeka
Kan
J. I. Hudson
Sud
Charles M Waldelburg
New York City
Denyer
Svwy
Olney
Jeeta
McKinley Visit at Ottawa Praised by Grand Army
Ottawa Kan June 21 Ten thousand visitors and the city celebrated Grand Army of the Republic day as Governor McKinley of Ohio arrived. State Attorney Dawes spoke to 8000 in the tabernacle, Morrill welcomed McKinley, tears flowed as old comrades recalled Union service. McKinley praised the G A R and honored Grant Sherman and other generals.
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National House of Representatives
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Sherman
Sheridan
Thomas
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Meade
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Cook
Logan
Garfield
Harrison
Naval Demonstration at Kiel Opens Unite Canal Visit
Vast crowds throng Kiel and harbor as multiple warships from the United States, France, Austria, Britain, and Spain visit the opening of the Unite Canal. Empress Augusta of Germany is greeted with artillery salvos and ceremony. Pleasure steamers and private yachts fill the bay as locals and visitors mingle amid naval pageantry. Also reports on Anaconda Copper Mining stock, Missouri on wheels push, and other national items.
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Baltic and North Sea Canal
Harravat
William of Guvuiung
Brunsbuttel
Hamburg
Hohenzollern
Hohenaoll
Hohtenan
Canel
Savont
William
Canal
United States
New York
Columbia
San Francisco
Marblehead
Imimnnas
Unitiac Canal
Kirn
Empress Augusta
Germany
Schloss
Cod liver oil emulsion aids digestion and vitality
Deranged digestion lowers vitality. Plain Cod liver oil can worsen digestion. Scott's Emulsion of Cod liver oil with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda offers a palatable form that aids digestion and calms nerves in weak, emaciated persons. Scott & Bowne, New York. Druggists everywhere sell it for $1.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
News All Druggists
Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pleasant Laxative Remedy
Advert says Syrup of Figs offers comfort and health benefits as a pure liquid laxative. It claims cleansing the system and relieving colds headaches and constipation, works on kidneys liver and bowels without weakening them, and is sold in 60 cent and 1 dollar bottles by druggists, manufactured by California Fig Syrup Co with name on each bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Nme
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