Heavy April trade shows mixed exports and activity
G Dun & Co reports April sales in eastern loading houses near 10 percent below 1802 and 6.1 percent above last year for overall business, with legitimate trade strong despite low speculation. Western corn exports fall while wheat receipts and Atlantic flour shipments rise. failures drop in most sectors except cotton. Fort Dover notes poor corn keeping quality. other items cover hangings, bank closures, and political notes.
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Fultaren
New York
G. Dun & Co
Rocky Mountains
Rta
Mercantile
New Bedford Mills
Atlantic
Liverpool
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Ohio
United States
Canada
Consecration of Rev James J Monagnan Bishop in Wilming ton
News briefs report the consecration of Rev James J Monagnan as bishop of the diocese of Wilmington by Cardinal Gibbons alongside multiple short items. It notes arrests, divorces, a wall collapse delaying a Fort Scott water works project, and social events in various cities.
Wild Rose Adopted as Iowa State Flower in May Session
Hawkeye News from Des Moines reports the Iowa senate approved the special session appropriation bill with per diem payments totaling about 108000 dollars and overall session costs near 160000 dollars. The wild rose was adopted as the official state flower. The soldiers' monument commission was abolished. An anti Sunday baseball bill died in conference. Efforts to reduce state employes and to cut legislative staff faced long battles, with the Cheshire amendment still unresolved and the revenue bill tied to its fate.
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Des Moines
Senate
Soldiers’ Monument
Executive Council
Shortage Shrinks After Accounting Audit
A city treasurer shortfall once near 12000 dollars has been reduced by earlier payments and an audit dating to the start of his term. The expert findings show bookkeeping errors caused most of the shortage leaving about 1500 dollars still unpaid, which may be recovered. The state Christian Endeavor of Iowa plans to withdraw support from The Endeavorer amid internal disputes and outlines Aug 30 to Sept 4 dates for the Dubuque state convention. In Dubuque a new St Luke's Methodist church costing 100000 dollars will be dedicated May 16 following a dedicatory concert through May 16 led by Bishop Fowler.
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James J. Monagnan
Wilmington
Cardinal Gibbons
Charles
J.howard
New York
Charles J. Hartman
Baltimore
Farma
John P. Kunze
Cronin
Trial Fame
Fort Scott
Kas
Marsh
Sicard
Charlotte Evans
Commodore Evans
Fortress Monroe
Proneers
Chicago
Sherman
A. M. Atkinson
Wabash
Ind
Christian Ministerial Relief Association
Henry ‘W.' Lamb
New England Free Trade League
Tariff Reform Club
Gordon Bradshaw
Pittsburg
Albert Pewitt
Adam Miller
Grant Sexton
Salem
Washington
Tacoma
Wash
John H. Rogera
State Board of Control
Neal Cheetham
Young
Hicke
Frank J. Brown
Silver Republican
John O. Stallcup
W. R. Andrews
Seattle
Miles 0. Moore
Walla Walla
Henry J. Shively
North Yakima
Wake O
Guy
J. .G. Stoddard
State Society of Christian Endeavor of Iowa
Iowa Endeavorer
Dubuque
St. Luke’s Methodist Episcopal Church
Fowler
Stockyards Hearing Resumes With Testimony on Law Unreasonableness
The stockyards hearing in Kayens City resumes as Eugene Rust, general superintendent, testifies before Judge Horton. He challenges Kansas bill yard age and feed rates as insufficient to keep yards profitable. The company may seek continuances in Chicago and East St Louis after Kansas City. Machinists Raise Dues in Kansas City.
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Kayens City
Kansas
Eugene Rust
Horton
Stockt Yards Company
Kansas City
Chicago
East St.Louis
Ill
Insurance Law Siezed by Courts Edges Oklahoma Tax
Indiana official Tyner becomes assistant attorney general for the post office department. Colorado Governor Adams vetoes a bill requiring agents in each county where insurance is carried. Georgia Senator Bacon introduces in the senate a joint resolution supporting arbitration of international disputes. Oklahoma’s new tax on net receipts of insurance companies faces court tests to define net receipts. At Marshalltown Iowa shoemaker Charles Poduska is found dead in his shop after writing of liquor intoxication. Kansas appellate court holds city occupation taxes on insurance illegal, affecting all insurers doing business there.
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James N. Tyner
Indiana
Post Office Department
Adams
Colorado
Bacon
Georgia
Senate
United States
Oklahoma
Marshalltown
Charles Poduska
Appellate Court of
Kansas
Well Known Editor James B Runnion Dies
James B Runnion associate editor of the Kansas City Star died last night at the Coates House after weeks of rheumatic suffering from Brights disease. He previously worked at the Chicago Times and Tribune, authored plays, and will be interred in Chicago. The note covers other items from Sioux City to Washington.
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Kentucky
Captain Strong
Cincinnati
The
Commercial Tribune
Lexington
William Strong
Strong-Amos
Creathitt County
Ed Callahan
Judge Day
Jackson
Strong
Amos
Kansas
Ku Klux
Breathitt County
James B. Runnion
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Coates House
Bright
Times
Chicago Tribune
Mr. Runnion
Chicago
Mediation Sought as Greece Turkey Fronts Shift
Austria and Germany join powers in proposing mediation between Greece and Turkey. Greek forces retreat toward Domokos while Pharsala falls. Turkish losses heavy. Dispatches from Athens report hope for ceasefire and final settlement, with ministers instructed to press mediation efforts.
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Athens
Austria
Germany
Greece
Turkey
Smolenski
Almyra
Yolo
Constantine
Domokos
Larissa
Pharsala
London
M. Ralli
Intervenia
Veleetino
Volo
Almagro
Great Britain
France
Russia
Italy
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Fort Dover
Barnum
Moorland
Callender
Gowrie
Burnside
Badger
Webster County
Michican Ciry
Henry Jones
Thomas
Jones
Atkinson Exchange Bank
Atkinson, Neb
May
Exchange Bank of
Atkinson
State Banking Board
V. W. McDonald
Buenos Ayres
Committee of the National Party
Pellegrin
Roseberry
Lord Roseberry
Cilandry
Newmarket
Minkater McKenzie
Bowfina
Green
J. A. McKenzie
Penu
Gage
Mer
Union League
Ailadelphia
Patterson
Omicano
Freeman
Gardner
da Miller
Ada Dreyer
Acme
Appleton
Wis
Aranns
Associated Press
Vassos
Epirus
Wakonda
Waxonpa
Mapnip
Br. Jouns
N. F
Benedict
Norra Piarts
Neb
Harry Bine
Bayard
Hay
John Hay
Mr. Bayard
Iowa
Tugaday
Hawkeye News
South Dakota Congregationalista
Houney
South Dakota General Association of Congregational Ee
Vermill
the Wires
Cushing
Sioux City
Sam McCarl
Modern Woodmen
Dusugus
George Harris
Woolson
Stone
Jefferson Oerry
Stephens
Missouri
W. J. Stone
Transmississippi Commercial Congress
Salt Lake City
Terre Havra
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
American Federation of Labor
Crete
Sanonica
Kassandra
CoLoana
Kolniche Zeitung
Canea
Mark Twain
Samuel L. Clemens
Debve
W. J. Debos
Blackburn
Allison
Nicaragua Canal
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Ottawa
Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State Sportsmen’s Association
E. Brewer
W. L. Beardley
Domoski
Furke
Loupon
Velestino
Paarsata
Mavromichalis
Makris
Dr. Hollander
J. H. Hollander
International Bimetallic Conference Commission
John Hopkins University
Ana Cura
Curiouna
Heaton
Sam Rice
Wm. Lyman
Sacketz
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G.A.R. Hall
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Red Cloud Tribe No. Ae
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J. M. Haver
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U. W
Atlantic (Loyal) Lodge
Toy m
W. Johnson
Nauta
Willbe
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Warren
New
John Reid, Jr
Great Falla
Francis W. Poole
Central Church
Helena
Mont
Maren Fares
Humphreys’ Med
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Prus
Alam
Snyder
John. H
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Postoffice
LGA
Foley
Wedderburn Ys Wa
Washington, D. C
DeWitt
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