Amesty Expected as Sagasta Cabinet Forms
Reports from Washington and Madrid indicate Spain's new Sagasta cabinet will pursue a conciliatory policy in Cuba. Amnesties for American prisoners and pardons for many Cubans are anticipated as General Weyler is withdrawn and autonomy plans evolve toward a colonial parliament with final lawmaking powers.
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Checking Hog Cholera Efforts Across Rail Lines
Reports from the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul and Burlington rail companies show ongoing trials to curb hog cholera decimating herds along routes. Agent F J Clemens of Milwaukee cites feed irregularities as a major cause and urges careful grain changes to prevent outbreaks.
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Telegraphic Briefs From The Region And Nation
Four fishermen capsized and drowned off North Long Branch New Jersey. Four Hennessy Bros. employees also drowned there Monday. Ralph P Newton a Denver bank teller who disappeared is found to have gone to his mother in California. Phoenix Brewing of Louisville, among oldest, assigned for 250000 dollars with assets slightly higher. Charles Denox Wyke former British consul general and minister plenipotentiary to several capitals is dead in London. Mrs F B MelInt of Silverton killed outright E W Seyler of Cincinnati died later from injuries after a wreck on the Denver and Rio Grande near Cotopaxi Colorado last Sunday morning.
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Stockyards Case Rules Against Company in Kansas Law Fight
Judge Foster hands down sweeping opinion against the stock yards company in a Kansas law case. The decision upholds state charges on yardage as regulatory, aiding Attorney General Boyle and may spark a U.S. Supreme Court appeal. The ruling stresses interstate commerce limits and sets a potential loss worth millions for the company on the Kansas Missouri line yards.
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Ex Senator McMillan Dead in St Paul Obit
Samuel J. R. McMillan former U.S. senator from 1876 to 1898 died at his home in St Paul after a yearlong illness. Born February 22, 1826 in Brownsville Pennsylvania he studied law with Edwin M Stanton and rose to Minnesota chief justice before entering the Senate following a notable deadlock. He was a Presbyterian and in 1890 helped revise the church confession of faith.
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Single Taxers Indorse George for Mayor in New York
The Manhattan Single Tax club at a special meeting nominated Henry George for mayor. If there is any appeal, it will be made to single tax clubs nationwide to fund the effort in New York City.
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Government to Receive Nearly Six Million More From Union Pacific Foreclosure
Washington October 5 Nearly 51 million dollars will go to the government as its lien on the Union Pacific railroad after the November 1 foreclosure sale. An agreement reached in recent days increases the government’s expected cash from the deal by about 6 million, boosting the sinking fund balance and cash in treasury to roughly 46.9 million and 4.94 million respectively. Payments are to occur two months after the sale, with about 80 million dues to mature bonds payable in January and most of the government’s interest funds expected to circulate promptly.
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Arrest of Cook County Board Shocks North Harvey
October reports from Onreaco detail warrants served on Cook county’s entire board by the Christian Citizenship League of North Harvey over a liquor license for Hans Peetz in Bremen within the North Harvey two mile limit. The board claims lawful authority, bonds posted and released soon after. Also noted are boxing results in San Francisco and track records in Katamayoo.
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Blaze Hits North Des Moines Homes in Morning Fire
A barn blaze in North Des Moines spread through wind and low water pressure, destroying seven homes and causing about 20000 dollars in losses. In Des Moines a reception honored Mayor John MacVicar returning from the League of American Municipalities convention in Columbus where he was elected president. A protest by Nebraska Democratic leaders seeks to remove National Democratic nominees from the ballot, amid state committee meetings to fill a vacancy after Judge Woolworth declined nomination.
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Market Letter Notes Shifting Gold Flows and Wheat Outlook
McLaw Bros report highlights scarce bank reserves and declining deposits in New York fueling anticipated rate hikes. Foreign demand, drought in Argentina and U S corn pastures curb prices. European wheat stockpiles and limited UK reserves shape until navigation ends. Visible grain supplies show wheat up 1 581 000 bu, corn up 1 451 000 bu, oats down 181 000 bu.
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Conveyances 1897 deed transfers across Atlantic area
A fragmented list of real estate transfers dated September 27 1897 details Jacob Stahl to Carihea Rami Major to Lillian G. Earl Mary nen and Hant Amy A Cary Major to George M Huntoon Angeline Grout to George M Huntoon and related deeds. Other entries include John McCrory to Rev P Daly WM Reynalds to R King JH Lohman to J H Thompson and Meredith to Lamborn with various lot and block references and amounts.
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