Doings of lawmakers federal election bill discussed
In Washington the senate reported a public lands bill allowing settlers on Oklahoma Territory lands another year to make initial payments. Debate over the silver purchase repeal featured Kyle opposing, McMillan supporting, and Teller and Dolph discussing tariff fears. The senate then moved to executive business while the house debated the federal election bill.
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Washineton
Senate
Oklahoma Territory
Committee On Public Lands
Kyle
Friends of Repeal
McMillan
Rep
Mich
Teller
Dolph
HOUSE
Delate
Washington
Dinsmore
Dem
Ark
Denson
Pem
Ala
Cooper
Fla
Clark
Republican Party
St. Louis
Cannon
Ill
Coopere
Wia
Clarke
Silver Mines Start Activity and Rail Lines to Cripple Creek
Colorado mining revival dominates news as silver mines resume operations with a $2.25 daily scale below 83 cents and a sliding scale above it. Gold output in Copper Creek fields tops $10 million next year while railroads push to Cripple Creek boosting state business. Senators Wolcott and Teller are praised as wage disputes flare at Aspen with threats of mine closures.
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Chigaco
W. A. Platt
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Palmer House
Leadville
Copper Creek
Colorado and Midland Railroad
Cripple Creek
Wolcott
Teller
Denver
Mobile Under Water and Losses Reported After Severe Storm
A southwest gale at Mobile Oct 3 drove water inland burying streets and warehouses, wrecking boats including the Heroine and Crescent City, washing away a Biloxi bridge, and cutting telegraph lines. Dredge No 6 overturned, a sailor was saved, another drowned, and thousands in damages feared as water four feet deep floods wholesale and retail districts.
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Monum Ala
Royal Street
Ida Low
St. Francis Street
Mobile and Ohio
Crescent City
Point Clear
Louisville and Nashville
Biloxi
Mobile
Tig
Sam
Union
Wheat declines amid light demand at Montague and Brillington
Wheat sagged about a half a canton on light demand and final clearances of 99 000 bushels. Corn remained firm and steady. Receipts of new corn at country markets expected to influence prices soon. Oats showed strength. Provisions were dull and unchanged.
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Chicago
Montague & Co
Spangler & Brllington
Atlantic
Iowa
Livestock Receipts and Market Notes from Chicago
Hogs receipts reach 12,000 with open market steady to shade lower and some unsold. Estimates for tomorrow about 20,000. Cattle receipts 6,000 including 4,500 Texans with values cattle 3.57 to 5.50. cows 1.00 to 3.00. stockers and feeders 2.00 to 3.85. Livery receipts 9,000 with market steady.
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Chicago
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