25 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1895
Page
1
A late 19th century market snapshot shows wheat futures across grades and months with mixed bids at Minneapolis and Chicago, alongside hogs cattle and sheep figures from St Paul and Chicago exchanges. The report records bid levels, receipts and price ranges for wheat corn oats rye and other grains, plus livestock market activity and daily totals.
President Cleveland's remarks at the Cotton States and International Exposition center on eradicating sectional lines. He commends Southern industry, calls for a broad American brotherhood, and stresses the need to promote general welfare through liberty and self government.
Keir Hardie spoke in Harrionia hall to socialists and workers, denouncing wealth inequality and claiming 4,000 millionaires in the United States. He argued wealth does not justify privilege and urged universal work for able-bodied individuals, warning of rising unrest and socialism’s appeal.
Brief items report a fire destroying the town of Ceres in Pennsylvania and a separate blaze at Heyworth Illinois that consumed J L Pumphrey s grain elevator and electric plant and a dozen business houses with an estimated loss of ten thousand dollars.
San Francisco aims to host the national Republican convention with early fundraising. After the first day, $9,000 of a $100,000 goal is subscribed to bring the event to the Pacific coast. A boiler explosion in Lomax, Illinois kills John Holmes and James White, with two others injured.
In Tarrer Rock Arkansas on October 24 the supreme court reversed Judge Leatherman in the Corbett case and remanded Corbett to the Garland county sheriff. Chief Justice Bans sharply criticized Leatherman for overstepping authority in the habeas corpus matter, upholding the price fight law. A broad political wire notes cabinet speculation with Olney reportedly considering retirement. Fire in Madison Illinois destroys 40 buildings, causing about 1500000 dollars in damage with 70000 insured.
Reports from Rio de Janeiro claim a secret movement backing the monarchy restoration under Prince Pierre of Saxe Coburg is growing. Prince Pierre, son of Prince Louis August and Princess Leopoldine, is cited as a candidacy advocate born in Rio de Janeiro. In Duluth, 14 year old John Stevenson was shot by another 15 year old, Burke Bellinger, and died. Bellinger asserts accident, but his record casts doubt on the claim.
A contested publicanoy of extyers from Senator Sherman presents alleged details on Republican maneuvering over the past two or three constitutional convictions. Journalists foresee a provfound sensation as statements about Anatinn Gardeld circulate, warning of broader harm to Republican prospects in Ohio New York and Pennsylvania amid stern political reactions.
Clough Bros. assign firm and David M. Clough filed a deed of assignment. John F. Byers connected with Burk of Minneapolis oversees the case. The trio and David M. Clough face possible legal actions as the Clarke failure precipitated the move. The estate owes about $92,000, creditors protected. Byers acts as assignee.
Oct 2s The proposed railroad between Winthrop and New Ulm is approved after a ground study by Minneapolis and St Louis officials and local citizens. A mass meeting heard addresses by Lind, Colonel Prudence, and Mohler as a city guarantee pledge was signed by 200 residents.
Ostwehs Wisconsin Oct 24 A unique telegraphic marriage planned for next Monday will unite Dunn Edwirls of St Cloud and Mik Lydia Kluth of Oshkosh. The ceremony will be conducted with the groom responding over the wire and the bride in person, as no local minister is available. They will begin a wedding tour after the ceremony.
A prairie fire near Slapton Reserve in Fonsay North Dakota, sparked by William Linses threshing, swept through southeast of the area. A fierce wind halted containment, destroying hundreds of tons of hay and stored grain, described as the worst fire in years in the region. Reports say conditions remain dire but confirm the scale of devastation.
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