Sioux City Cattle Market Gains With New Packing Plant
Iowa notes report Sioux City will gain as the Sioux City Provision company takes over the city plant of the International Packing company. Cattle and hogs will be slaughtered by the new organization, signaling Sioux City becomes a competitive cattle market in a few days.
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Chicago
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Abduction Arrests in Clinton Three Suspects Charged
Jake Putman and Gene Johnson were arrested yesterday in Clinton on charges of abducting 16 year old Willie McMahon of DeWitt. The youth vanished after leaving DeWitt with the men, who claim they left him in Savannah. Both suspects were arraigned, waived examination, and bound over to the grand jury. they remain in county jail without bail.
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Tragedy in Denison as man shoots son and burns barn
Henry Warn shot and killed 71 year old William Hom in Denison and then set his house and barns ablaze. He fired on neighbors, forced them back at gunpoint, and died in the flames. The son’s body was not found. investigators say insanity may have driven the act. Firefighters found headless, charred remains in the barn as the blaze destroyed outbuildings and livestock.
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McKinley Inauguration Amid Pageantry In Washington
President McKinley sworn in as 25th president in a capital crowd of over 20,000, with a grand parade and international dignitaries including Lord Minto. ceremonies feature a vast naval display and a pledge for Cuba and the Philippines, amid a cold hail-swept day. Roosevelt inaugurated as vice president. Burglar tale follows with arrest and vaccination. Camperdown stranding reported near Cape Lookout and a Bavarian outlaw captured.
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Theodore Roosevelt
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Wrecked Italian Bark Scullin Abandoned Near Oran
Reports from Oran March 6 recount the Italian bark Scullin from Pensacola to Genoa wrecked near Oran. Six crewmen drowned. part of the crew survived and reached safety. The article also covers Senate debates on Cuban and Philippine amendments, military appropriations, and a clarifying note on the execution of rail and other bills, with various conference reports and session end remarks.
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Renate
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St. Louis
Market roundup on Chicago grain and livestock trends
The Chicago grain and provisions board shows dull opening and closing. Wheat closes higher while corn and oats ease. Key March and May futures cited with prices. pork, lard, and ribs futures listed. Live stock receipts mix with cattle, hogs, and sheep varying in price. Texas and western buyers noted. overall market activity unsettled. If Grip threatens use Dr Miles Nervine.
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Wale
Song AG
Weston Sheey
Riots in Commons as Irish MPs clash over education vote
London March 6 Serious trouble erupted in the House of Commons when Balfour closed the education estimates without Irish vote discussion. Police entered to remove recalcitrant Irish Nationalists including Eugene Crean amid fights on the floor. several were carried out as eight officers struggled to restrain the others. The scene described as unprecedented in the chamber.
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Fist Fight in Reichsrat Sparks Turmoil in Vienna
Report from Vienna notes a Czech radical Znavorka provoking a melee in the Reichsrat by shouting in Czech. Czech aggressor Fressl and German party member Milk clashed with others as chairs papers flew and the session broke. London chatter suggests Britain’s chancellor may push a sugar duty and countervailing duty to protect refining interests amid an ailing industry.
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Assignment Aims to Raise Funds Without Higher Direct Tax
John C. Searles a noted financier now in corporation and financial work assigned his estate to Edward F Dwight Yeate for creditors. Estimates of Searles's liabilities range from 1 million to 2.1 million. He was formerly regarded as worth several billions, and the move appears aimed at liquidating debts without increasing existing taxation.
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John E. Searles
American Killed in Duel Near Paris
Durant of New York living in Varna for 16 years was killed in a duel at Jstend with a Russian count after letters to the count's wife. The count was seriously wounded. Durant's death caused by brain congestion per a doctor. Durant, known in the American colony, had an engagement recently announced to a French woman.
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Cattle Growers Move Toward Independent National Body
Delegates from Colorado Wyoming Texas New Mexico Arizona and Nevada gathered at the Tabor Opera House for the first convention of the American Cattle Growers association. A temporary organization formed in Salt Lake City, with aims to be independent or allied to the National Live Stock association. Governor Orman and Mayor Johnson welcomed delegates as H H Robison chaired the session.
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American Cattle Growers’ Association
H. H. Robinson
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National Live Stock Association
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Catthe Growers’ Association
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