Wheat and corn markets dip as new corn near market
In Chicago on September 26 Montague and Co. reports dull wheat with small fluctuations while New York clearances reach 170 000 bushels. Corn weak with receipts 100 cars over estimates and prospects for early marketing of new corn. Oats steady on moderate receipts. Provisions dull and lower. Railroad stocks weak and lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Montague & Co
Spangler & Brllington
Atlantic
Iowa
New York
Chicago market notes hogs and cattle on Sep 76 1893
Chicago Illinois market report shows hog receipts around 19 000 with bids lower and close down 10 16c. mixed and heavy hog prices quoted from 6.00 to 7.00. Cattle receipts about 5 000 led by Texans. beef and cow prices range 3.50 to 5.40 and 1.00 to 2.70. Sheep receipts 12 000 with steady market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
COLT
Cress
Grimes Cusic wedding noted in Massena on Sept 20 1898
Amor Grimes and Nettie A Cusic wed at the bride’s home with Rev 8 B Grimes officiating. Guests from multiple families attended a large supper followed by a departure to Chicago for the Fair before returning to Indiana. An observer note mentions F E Farnham of the Staten Island Athletic Club traveling westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grimes
J. W. Grimes
Clara
Melvin
Master Earl
E. L. Sill
Wm. Evans
Fontanelle
Eliza McCormick
Neal Denham
C. M. Dodge
Clara Grimes
Wman
Philip Kata
Princeton
Edith Cosner
Clarksville
Neb
E.S. Sill
Anna Hodge
Lanark
Thos. Cusic
Etta Grimes
Yountsville
Ind
L. S. Smith
Montmorency
McCormick
Nettie Laing
Salt Lake City
Utah
Grandma Tate
M. ©. Masten
Coatsville
Grandpa
Grandma Grimes
Danville
T. Cusic
Chicago
Finois
Indiana
Senate opens as Stewart attacks Cleveland over constitutional liberty
Washington Sept 26 Senate session features Senator Stewart's arraignment of President Cleveland for alleged constitutional violations. He accuses the president of pressuring the legislature and disobeying law while defending his centennial remarks and criticizing Treasury practice. Cameron rebuts repeal plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Stewart
Cleveland
Nevada
Capitol
Slim attendance as House reports minor bills
In Washington on September 26 the House saw a slim audience. Several bills of minor importance were reported. Hudson of Kansas sought consent for immediate consideration of a resolution to appoint a five member committee to investigate the recent events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Hudson
Pop
Kan
House Deliberations On Printing Rates And Pension Bureau Critique
House actions covered a printing bill amendment debate with Meikelsohn Neb proposing caps at 50 cents then 40 to 45 cents per hour, Dockery Mo. and Morse Mass scoring pension bureau conduct, and a Logan statue commission decision by Sept 26. Also a proposed 1898 mining law suspension with Hartman Mont. introducing a bill to require $100 annual work on each quartz claim.
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Cherokee Strip
United States
Dockery
Dem
Meikelsohn
Rep
Neb
Morse
Mass
Washington
Hartman
Mont
House
Walcott Senate
Senate Confirms Ralph Steiner as Munich Consul
In executive session the Senate confirmed Ralph Steiner of Austin Texas to be consul at Munich Germany. The same dispatch notes First National Bank of Hawarden Iowa authorized to resume business after suspension. Also United States cruiser Newark departed Tompkinsville for Rio de Janeiro, a journey of about twenty days.
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Senate
Washington
Ralph Steiner
Austin
Tex
Munich
Germany
Iowa
Eckels
First National Bank of
Hawarden
Rio de Janeiro
Washinaton
United States
Newark
Tompkinsville
Kelly Appointed Revenue Collector
Washington confirms John C. Kelly has been appointed collector of internal revenue for the Third district of Iowa. He succeeds in the role as the new federal revenue administrator, with duties including tax collection and enforcement across the district.
Union machinists sued by railroad in Evansville
Louisville and Nashville Railroad files suit in circuit court against Brown and Moran of the Machinists Union of Louisville. The company alleges the defendants are trying to persuade L and N shopmen at Howell near Evansville to quit work while the men are willing to continue working.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Machinists’ Union
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Evansville
Ind
Messrs
Restraining order issued in case with damages sought
The complainant seeks five thousand dollars in damages and a restraining order against the defendants. The order has been issued and served. Court proceedings begin October 6. One hundred fifty men have returned to work.
Rebel Fleet Bombards Rio de Janeiro City Adrift in Harbors
Rebel fleet under Admiral Mello resumes bombardment of Rio de Janeiro causing severe damage and civilian casualties though full extent remains uncertain due to government restrictions on direct news. A portion of Mello's fleet maintains a strong blockade of Santos. Drouth drives Uvalde cattle from Sabina stockmen for 40 years relocate to rain-favored areas. Governor Stone releases a long list of delegates to the St Louis silver convention from various professions and business sectors across Missouri.
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Montevipno
Rio de Janeiro
Mello
Santos
San Antonio
Uvalde County
Sabina
Missouri
Jefferson City
Stone
St. Louis
Orloff Russian trotters arriving via Palo Alto
San Francisco reports three Orloff breed Russian trotters reach Palo Alto with arrangements made by Senator Stanford before his death. In Memphis, litigation over The Appeal Avalanche property begins as Holmes Newmans sues The Appeal Avalanche company and leaders for eight thousand four hundred dollars. Additional creditors plan suits challenging the assignment with twelve attach ment suits totaling twelve thousand dollars against The Appeal Avalanche.
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San Francisco
Palo Alto
Orloff
Stanford
Memphis
Appeal-Avalanch
Holmes Newmans
National Democratic
Avalanch
The Meeting At The Y M C A Discusses Lectures And Sermons
An enthusiastic meeting in Y M C A rooms last night presided by Dr Hill listened to committee reports. It was decided to arrange four lecturer events and a home talent concert to be used widely. Season tickets will be sold for one dollar. Many ladies volunteered to help, and pastors will be asked to preach on the necessity and usefulness of the Y M C A in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Young Men’s Christian Association
Hodgson Heard On Free List Question At Columbian Fair
J B Hodgson spoke with fellow countrymen at the Columbian Fair who urged him to renounce England’s interests for the United States or favor free listing of English goods. Jim says he opposes any English free list and has no use for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Hodgson
Mr. Hodgeson
Old England
England
Jim
Plums Bring Pride to Cass County Grower Frau Bardsch
Frau Johan Bardsch of Bear Grove earns acclaim as a top fruit grower with twenty five bushels of minor plums this season. The harvest promises a fine yield of plum butter, delighting local readers and highlighting Cass county produce.
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Johan Bardsch
Bear Grove
Cass County
Republican J K McElroy sells 4 year old gelding for 90
J K McElroy of Cass County sold a sound trim four year old gelding to Atlantic dealers for $90. He praises his new farm and believes the community down there cannot be beaten. He is an old Dallas County Republican who likes a hot and effective fight.
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J. K. McElroy
Cass
Atlantic
Dallas County
Mrs Kennedy of Washington Buried in Large Funeral
Mrs E C Kennedy of Washington township was buried in the cemetery on Thursday after a short illness. She lived in the county many years and was highly respected. The funeral procession stretched over half a mile to the tomb.
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Wright
Chestnut St
M. B. Israel
Chicago, Ill
F. E. Farnham
Staten Island Athletic Club
Arro
Cameron
Secretary of the Treasury
Charles I
Congress
Williams College
Mr. Stewart
Penn
Colorado
Bank of France
Latin Union
South
Moershell
German Society
Amana
Moershell Bros
Pension Bureau
Logan
Wasu Hinaton
Logan Statue Commission
Franklin Simmons
Iowa Circle
Rio
Russia
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