Latest Market Report from Milwaukee and Chicago Exchanges
Market notes show mixed grain prices with No 2 spring and No 1 Neco varying, several wheat futures for July September and December, oats and barley values listed. Hog cattle and sheep sections describe demand, receipts, and price ranges, with July closing prices for wheat corn oats pork lard and related futures in Chicago and St Paul markets.
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Pardon for Holmes Confidant Caldered by Arkansas Man
Civicada August 1 The questioning of Chief Badenoch reveals Pat Quinlan admitting that Mascot is the man police seek in Holmes case. Allen, jailed for horse stealing in Little Rock, is claimed to be Mascot and Holmes’ close associate who can narrate Holmes’ deeds from start to finish in exchange for pardon. Attorney Capp plans to transfer Allen to Chicago to press murder charges and tie him to deaths of the Williams girls and Mrs. Connor and daughter Pearl, with possible bodies located. Detective Rea confirms Allen as the wanted Mascot and promises to reveal more as the plan unfolds.
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Convict statements questioned amid investigation outlook
An official notes the convict's remarks may be overstated and expresses uncertainty. He hopes to travel to Livts Rock to investigate. Brate Attorney Kern believes he can secure Allen's part if the story remains viable and will try if developments occur.
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Brate
Kern
Allen
North Dakota Court Set to Nullify Precode Legislation
A North Dakota court predicting the state supreme court may rule that laws passed in the late legislature without an emergency clause are nullified by the new codes even if effective July 1. Emergency clause laws may also be abrogated. If correct, many important laws and the state budget could be void, delaying codes proclamation likely until December.
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State Supreme Court
Weather and transport plans cite looming weather risks
Washinton Aug 1 reports show active measures by the weather bureau to alert street railway officials and large property interests about severe weather. Forecasting officials will track river systems and flood stages to better protect infrastructure and commerce across states.
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Moora
Hog
Brookside race riot leaves six deputies dead
In Brookside Alabama a two hour clash between white miners led by Deputy Wood and Baxter and a crowd backing Jim Biggers left six deputies and several Black residents dead or wounded. Biggers resisted arrest for mine rule violations prompting gunfire from both sides. The town remained tense as more shots rang out and residents armed themselves. The violence coincided with a separate Spain US dispute over the Mora claim, triggering political protests in Madrid against rapid payments to the United States.
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Ireland's Grievances Movement Prepares New Open Structure
A new Irish movement in the United States and Canada aims to form an open organization opposing parliamentary efforts and advocating revolutionary measures. A convention of delegates will be held soon to draft a programme, with Washington, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, and Boston as likely meeting sites.
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Parole Release Arrangements For Allen In Holmes Case
Chicago August 1 Arrangements completed for testimony of John Allen Little Rock convict in murder case against Holmes. Attorney William Capp Fort Worth plans to accompany Allen promising immunity. State's Attorney Kern agrees to release Allen from prosecution if his statements convict Holmes and seeks an unconditional pardon at Little Rock.
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Memen
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HH. Holmes
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Rued to Recover Bonds in Boston Suit
R. Gardner Chase of Boston and Charles E. Legg of Chelsea sue Thompson Houston Electric Company for 44500 bonds lost through alleged misrepresentation. In Denver, heavy afternoon rains flood streets and cellars, suspending business.
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R. Gardner Chase
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Central Pacific avoids receivership via bondholder talks
From San Francisco dated Aug 1 a royal paper reports the Central Pacific railroad company has temporarily sidestepped receivership by striking arrangements with foreign bondholders to cover bond payments due in three years. Also on Aug 1 Washington says treasury supervising architect Aiken has been asked to resign amid tensions with the chief clerk. both officials are said to have not been getting along.
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Robbery on trains leads to three arrests in Chicago
Chicago August 1 United States Express messengers John O Meara and F Smead and St Paul baggage man KR O Rutager were jailed for trunk and valise thefts on Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul trains to Omaha. Detectives say the thefts persisted six months or more as the trio worked on the same train evading detection. Wires Yarulog Surnasty near Michigan Town Gravsvowr Mich report wildfires spreading through swamps west and northwest of the city. Buildings on Hammer property owned by W D Washburn Jr Minneapolis destroyed. Soo railway mobilizes men and gear. winds gusting north. smoke fills streets. fire department busy. Fire threats extend toward Sault Ste Marie to Trout Lake with heavy fires reported.
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Milwaukee
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Gravsvowr
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Canadian yacht Sunbeam missing near Sturgeon Bay
Report notes no trace of the Canadian yacht Sunbeam which departed Sturgeon Bay Tuesday. Commodore Buglis, owner, has wired near shore points seeking clues. Also mentions distressed travelers from Liveria and Lombard Street lodging, with harsh conditions and colonist journeys.
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Sturgeon Bay
Commodore Buglis
Murder verdict in Wisconsin trial shocks local crowd
The Theush murder case ended with Mia Thrash found guilty of murder in the first degree after a one hour jury deliberation. The victim was her husband. testimony was circumstantial but strongly persuasive, and the verdict came just before 4 o clock in Anxamd Wis.
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Wis Ang
Theush
Mia Thrash
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