Wild Turmoil on Chicago Wheat Board Triggers Bank Fears
Muted calm on the Chicago and Milwaukee boards gave way to a fierce wheat panic as July drop from 93 to 82 cents, with gaps to 70s. A wave of firm closures and garnishee actions tied up funds and forced margin calls at Kershaw & Co and others. Reports spread of bank strain in Cincinnati and Duluth, with several brokers suspending and the Chicago market plunged into chaos before partial stabilization.
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Strike quiets as carpenters dwindle in city
June 16 reports say the carpenters are less determined and the hall is less crowded while contractors claim progress. In Mitchell Governor Church plans asylum extension require trustee charges resolved or a new board. A shooting case and a missing suspect also appear amid heat records across several towns.
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President Cleveland Orders Return of Flags Captured in War
Washington reports President Cleveland orders the return of Confederate battle flags held by the War Department. Adjutant General Drum oversees a full inventory and plans to forward flags to state governments with histories. Officials in Ohio Texas and Illinois file protests as the deadline draws near.
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Saloons Barred by Dakota Masons
Huron June 16 The Grand Lodge of Dakota passes a resolution prohibiting initiation of any saloon keeper in subordinate lodges within its jurisdiction and bars Mason saloon keepers from lodge affiliation or reception.
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Haddock Returns to Sioux City to Aid in Prosecution
Mrs. George C. Haddock widow of a Methodist minister murdered in Sioux City returns from Oshkosh with her son Frank to settle and aid in bringing the killers to justice. The move follows her belief that convicting the perpetrators is essential.
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