CHECK GOLD MOVEMENT Western Forieres Are Still Holding Back Wheat
New York Oct 22 R G Din Co weekly review of trade notes demand for American products and foreign exchange influenced by political uncertainties abroad. Europe presses cash from the United States amid gold transfers. yet business improves with strong wheat receipts and rising prices despite vast foreign demand. Wheat exports reach 38.86 million bushels at Atlantic ports. western receipts total 80.95 million in three weeks. corn exports remain large. Cotton and woolen goods show improved demand. iron and steel trade cautious due to uncertain mergers. failures total 221 in US and 24 in Canada.
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New Yor
R. G. Din & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Europe
England
France
United States
Germany
Atlantic
Pacific
Canada
Social Problems Discussed At Philanthropic Conference
In Battin Creek Michigan October 22 Rev James Hamilton of St Joseph accused the church of siding with the classes against the masses in the capital and labor struggle. William Mills of Chicago defended cooperation and government ownership and urged brotherhood of all races. P J McVeety of Michigan Methodists urged clergy to enter politics and work rather than merely talk. Bayard Holmes of Chicago praised socialism and equated the value of a laborer to that of a capitalist, while a prominent missionary called socialism almost anarchic and was hissed.
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Battin Creek
Mich
James Hamilton
St. Joseph
Church
William Thomas Mills
Chicago
Mills
Brotherhood of Man
P. J. McVeety
Albion District
Michigan
Bayard Holmes
Insurgents Impose Duty on Hemp Exports to Manila
Insurgents order a 33 dollar per ton export duty on hemp from southern ports bound for Manila and enforce 6 percent tonnage on steamers and 20 percent on freights. American and British firms must pay these charges despite protests against an arrangement that lets northern railway goods evade duty and undersell legitimate trade.
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Manila
Quarantine Raised In Memphis Opens City To All Points
Memphis ends six week quarantine as cold weather stabilizes, declaring no yellow fever danger remains. City had restricted entry from around the world during the outbreak and now reopens to all travelers and commerce. Matthews Gets Decision In Brooklyn bout over Philadelphia foe Ryan. Ryan fatigued. sponge thrown after 13th round. match ended early. Po laoued beer death in Liscomb Iowa linked to possible murder. coroner investigates.
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Mermphis
Board of Health
Memphis
Matthews
New York
Matty Matthews
Brooklyn
Tom Ryn
Philadelphia
Ryan
President McKinley Tours Indiana in Transmississippi Campaign
President McKinley delivered speeches at more than 20 stops across Indiana and Ohio during the Transmississippi tour on October 22. He spoke at Togansport Kokomo Tipton Indianapolis and Columbus praising patriotism and the war's unifying effect while warning humanity must embrace freedom. A cannon salute at Kokomo tragically killed James Jones and seriously injured another. A separate note reports the steamer Henry Chisholm aground on Rock of Ages with crew abandoning Isle Royale as salvage efforts begin.
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Indiana
Obbi
Newark
McKinley
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Columbus
Togansport
Kokomo
Tipton
United States
James Jones
Doura
Minn
Inman
Henry Chisholm
iCmer
Isle Royale
Smith
Wilesman
Port Arthur
Chishulm
John Martin
Three Men Blown to Atoms at Duluth Canal Labor
Three workers on a government canal scow were badly mangled by a dynamite blast. Henry Scherf of Saint Ste Marie and John Stevenson with Michael Vail of Duluth were near the blast site as twenty five pounds of dynamite exploded tearing engine and boiler apart and hurling the men twenty five feet. A second item reports Calvin McCoy sergeant major of the Third Alabama regiment found dead on Jackson street after a gunshot wound with money missing.
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DuLury
Minn
Henry Scherf
Saint Ste. Marie
John Stevenson
Michael Vail
Duluth
Government Canal
Scherf
Montgonery
Calvin McCoy
Third
Alabama
Jackson Street
Peace jubilee marks schools in Chicago
An across the city Friday in Chicago public schools saw regular work suspended as students joined in a peace jubilee celebration. Other items note: Colonel Austin died at Yorkville, George W. Clark killed in California, Santa Fe land shifts to John E. Frost on Nov 1, and rail and political updates including Bishop White’s appointment and Texas cattle shipping rate changes.
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Joseph R. Austin
South Carolina
Yorkville
George W. Clark
St. Helena
Cala
San Quentin
W. W. Peabody
Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway
Chica
Portsmouth
Ripley
The
Santa Fe
Land Department
John E. Frost
W.T. van Brunt
St. Joseph
Western Association
Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
William Redmond
East Clare
Dublin
Marchand
Redmond
John Hazen White
Indianapolis
Northern Indiana Episcopal Diocese
Washington
Michigan City
Trinity Church
Texas Panhandle
Denver
Texas
Union Pacific
Gulf
Farwell
Tex
Missouri River
Fashoda tensions ease as war scare fades in London papers
London papers tone down aggression over the Fashoda question while Paris reports French naval maneuvers at Toulon and Brest. Paris also notes Lafayette monument site talks, Emperor William’s cautious travel, and Dreyfus in Paris. Other items include druggists’ officers elected in St Louis, industrial commission adjournment, and obituaries.
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Lonpoy
London
the Times
Michael Hicks-Beach
Daily News
Drugeglats
St. Louis
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Cyrus P Walbridge
Edgar D. Taylor
Richmond
Lucien B. Hale
Cleveland
Francis Kebling
Chicago
J. C. Lyons
New Orleans
A. P. Merriam
Minneapolis
8. E. Strong
Board of Control
W. J. Walker
Albany
N. Y
HE. D. Phillips
Nashville
Thomas A. Schoemaker
Philadelphia
A. E. Neat
Louisville
Charles Cook
Portland
Episcopal Convention Debates Mission Work in New Territories
The Episcopal general convention debated increased duties of the church in Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines. Hawaii poses a complex status with the Church of England. a conference with England is urged before independent work. Porto Rico and Cuba urge immediate action with a church at Ponce under Church of England direction and possible transfer to the American church. The convention also considers a new missionary district in Kyoto Japan a revised hymnal and a standard Bible. It discusses a judicial system with bishops tried by bishops but approved after debate.
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Episcopal Convention
New Territory
Wastinaon
Episcopal Church
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
General Convention
Church of England
California
United States
Ponce
United States Army
Kyoto
Japan
Plague Victim Near Death and Related Outbreak Measures
Vienna reports Dr. Mueller gravely ill after attending Herr Barrisch, with nurses showing plague symptoms. Pathological lectures paused and Nethnagel's team isolated as a government committee plans containment. Meanwhile a suspected murder near Ely prompts police scrutiny and a possible suicide note. The Newark cruiser returns from Guantanamo to mobilize the San Juan Puerto Rico evacuation crew.
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Vienna
Dr. Mueller
Herr Barrisch
Nothmagel
Herr Barisch
Drowning in North Sound Report of Schooner Logs
Adrian Tappney of New York reports probable logs of the schooner Annie Rowe in the North sound and the drowning of 11 persons after the Roanoke left St Michaels. Guardsmen to be paid off after a governor ordered paymaster Adjutant General Barry. Knights of Malta adjourn and Wisconsin grand commander authorized to solicit hospital funds. Downton Iowa man shoots wife then himself at Oak Grove asylum site in Michigan.
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Laws
Seattle
Adrian Tappney
New York
Stt. Michael
Annie Rowe
North Sound
St. Michaels
Lincoln
National Guard
Barry
Knights of Malta
Washington
Wisconsin
United States
West Superior
Downton
W. P. Maurray
Clinton
Harriet
Oak Grove Asylum
Flint
Mich
Yellow fever quarantine lifted in Mississippi traffic
Jackson Miss Oct 22 state board of health at 6 oclock last evening in view of climatic conditions no longer favorable to the spread of yellow fever issued an order removing all quarantine restrictions on passenger and freight traffic in the state Mississippi
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Jackson
Miss
State Board of Health
Mississippi
McKinley Reviews Parade Amid Rain for Peace Jubilee
Chicago witnessed the largest crowd in its history as President McKinley, General Miles, and Shafter reviewed the peace jubilee parade under fickle sunshine. The event drew vast stands, enthusiastic cheers, and escort by Chicago Hussars and Confederate Veterans, with the president touring from Congress and Michigan to Union League Club. Modifies Mixed Flour Ruling and mining strikes noted in brief summaries follow.
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Chicago
Denys
McKinley
Miles
Shafter
Qchicago Hussara
Grand Army
Congress Street
Michigan Avenue
Union League Club House
Notice of Permit Application to Buy Liquor in Iowa
In Cass County 1898 Albert T. Fried registered pharmacist applying for a permit to buy keep and sell intoxicating liquors in Wiota Iowa The application will be on file in Cass County District Court clerk in Atlantic and will come on for hearing at the November term 1898. The applicant is Albert T Fried doing business as Fried & Co.
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District Court of
State of
Iowa
Cass County
Teri
Albert T. Fried
Alert T Fried
Fried & Co
Wiota
Cass
State of Iowa
Wiata
Case
District Court
Case County
A. D
Atlantic
County of
State of Lews
Notice of Probate for William Grodt Will
Public probate notice states that a lost will of William Grodt of Cass County Iowa will be probated at the Atlantic courthouse on November 23 1898 at 9:00 A M. Interested parties must appear to show cause why the instrument should not be admitted to probate. Dated October 4 1898 with official seal.
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State of Iowa
Casas County
Court House
Atlantic
Cass County
Iowa
William Grodt
Gillespie Voting Machine Adoption in New York
The Post Express describes A J Gillespie of Rochester patenting a voting machine adopted by New York State. A state commission endorsed it for efficient six hundred voter capacity, secure operation, metal construction, adjustable speed, and flexible candidate indication with final registration at booth exit. It may restrict voting access for certain voters and subjects.
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Post Express
Rochester
N. Y
A. J. Gillespie
New York
Gillespie
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