Trade Weekly Review Signs Mixed Markets and Wheat Shift
Dun and Co reports a cautious week with cotton exports down, gold shipments unsettled, and imports up. Wheat prices pause after a modest rise, while corn strengthens. western grain receipts surge, and iron and textile markets see modest activity. Bradstreet notes softer overall business but pockets of activity in Chicago and St Louis as the northwest holds a whe at sentiment. Saladin, famed pacer with a 2 05 4 record, sold for 4400 at Philadelphia Tattersall.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
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Pittsburg
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Canada
England plans to land troops in Turkish territory
London report cites The Chronicle Rome correspondent claiming British officials plan to land troops in Turkish land if Armenian reforms are not honored. In Arkansas, Dan Stuart wires Bob Fitzsimmons that if he misses Monday, the Corbett bout is canceled.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
Sugar beet bounty to farmers tops Nebraska report
Daily state reports show Grand Island and Norfolk beet factories processing 4,429 and 56,017 tons of beets. They produced 400,000 and 360,000 pounds of sugar, totaling 760,000 pounds, with bounty to farmers averaging 3,000 tons daily for both plants. If maintained, season output could reach 4.56 million pounds and about 28,000 dollars in bounty, though no payment appropriation exists. Mrs. Alice Spilman of Ottumwa elected president at Omaha convention, with Mrs. Bryant of Omaha as vice president and former president Mrs. Alice Briggs leading on informal ballot.
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Grand Island
Norfolk
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Omana
E. O
Alicea Spilman
Ottumwa
Bryant
Omaha
Alice Briggs
Twenty Second Convention of the W C T U Opens in Baltimore
The Twenty Second W C T U convention opens in Baltimore with 849 delegates from 43 states. Miss Willard delivers the annual address while Rose Summerfield and other dignitaries attend. A white silk flag with a gold star is presented amid singing and honors to Mother Thompson. Resolutions condemn lynching and greetings are sent to the Minneapolis Episcopal triennial session.
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Neal Dow
Maine
Misa Rose Summerfield
National Council of Jewish Women
George
National Reform Gssociation
Aaron A. Powell
National Purity Association
Lillian Hollister
Alice Palmer
The
World Missionaries
Miss Willard
Thompson
Hillsboro
Henry Somerset
England
Catherine Lant Stevens
Helen M. Barker
Laura Ormiston Chant
Williard
Mary McClelland Brown
Minneapolis
Benjamin
Francis J. Barnes
New York
Lost Bank Securities Found in Denver Telegraph
State Bank Commissioner Breidenthal learned a Rock Island Railway official's report that his satchel with 120000 dollars in Fort Scott bank securities was recovered in Denver. Trainmen found the grip in the car and notified Denver authorities.
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Breidenthal
Rock Island Railroad ‘Company
Fort Scott Bank
Denver
Sherman’s New Book Exposes Forty Years of Statecraft
Oct 19 report outlines John Sherman’s forthcoming Recollections of Forty Years in the House Senate and Cabinet. The volume promises blunt appraisal of Garfield Blaine Arthur and other leaders while praising their personal worth. Sherman’s cabinet disputes and Chicago convention account reveal political strategy and tensions shaping late 19th century U S policy.
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Conklin
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Port of
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New
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Thad
Hiuwell
Land Titles in Dispute Amid North Iowa Squatters
In Woodbury County old water filled lands reclaimed after drainage are claimed by occupants as property. Sioux City parties backed by squatters pressed the issue, authorities issued ousters, and sheriff forced several to leave. Squatters vow to resist state court jurisdiction claims.
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Thin
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Damages Awarded in Crosby Water Company Case
Crosby as administrator of John Nevins estate won $4,000 damages in the Cedar Rapids water company case. The verdict follows Nevins killed when dirt thrown up by water workers’ activity toppled on his team.
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Bob Went Hunting in Corpus Dust Tex Oct 19
Bob Fitzsimmons went hunting and returned with a single amount of game including quail and duck. Cambridge reports Harvard Princeton football game set for Princeton November 2. Indiana battleship Indiana on trial averaged 15.01 knots in Boston on October 19 and the trial was a perfect success.
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Princeton
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Mrs Waller Arrives After Mauritian Detainment
Mrs. Waller, wife of the ex consul of the United States at Tramutive Madagascar, arrived on the steamship Amterdam with her daughter and son in steerage. She alleges delays in obtaining a hearing for her husband, confined as a military prisoner at Mareilles for alleged communications with France's enemies in Madagascar. She criticizes Minister Eustis for inaction, recounts local mistreatment by officers aboard the Iramaddy, and asserts that the Mauritius detention was unnecessary while seeking proof of her husband’s innocence.
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Ron
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France
Eustis
Tustis
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Omey
Campbell
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Washington
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Iramaddy
Seveal Braich
Heutenant
Western Roads Restore Rates To Sept 1 Tariff Levels
General freight agents of the western roads agreed to restore lumber rates to the Sept 1 tariff on Nov 4 across the association territory. Coal rates rise to 2.50 per ton from Chicago to the Missouri river on Nov 11, with old gate set aside due to contract volume. Grain rates will stay on the old tariff after Nov 4. A uniform notice will be sent to contracting agents detailing the agreement.
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Cnicano
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Chicago
Missouri River
West
Ex-Banker Haughey Acquitted in Indianapolis Case
After 13 hours of deliberation the jury found Schuyler Haughey not guilty of abetting his father Theodore in wrecking the Indianapolis bank. The defense claimed he was a tool of his father. Twelve buildings destroyed in Hazweron Pa near Stockton by a high wind left 12 dwellings burned, losses totaling 18000. Rochester plan to aid Cubans through a public meeting to spark care for Cuban patriots. Kansas City editor Frank Hills dies of consumption. Black Sea Russian fleet ordered to cruise near the Bosphorus.
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Stockton
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Rochester
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Kansas City Journal
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Bosphorus
Orissa
Black Sea
Nouth
Proof Is Positive In Spoil TN Our Lady Reader
Five intelligent women praise Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relieving irregularities painful menstruation and digestive issues. It claims to ease bearing down backache and general weakness, with liver pills and wash aiding constipation, headaches, and local needs. The ad urges correspondence to Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co with confidence and pharmacy availability.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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