Wyoming Admission Sparks Partisan Debate on Woman Suffrage
In Washington on March 27 the House passed Wyoming’s statehood bill, part of a Republican push to admit Republican territories while keeping out Democrats. The Senate may align Wyoming’s suffrage laws with other states after a close vote on removing the woman suffrage clause.
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Outhwaite
Ohio
Buckalew
Pennsylvania
Congress
McAdoo
New Jersey
Springer
Illinois
Idaho
Utah
Ie House
Grosvenor
Democratic Arty, Since the Fall of Slavery, and Since Itad
United States
Myr. Springer
Yeas
Mr. Springer
Dunnell
Minnesota
van Schaak
Wisconsin
Lehrbach
Breckinridge
Kentucky
Baker
New York
Randall
Massachusetts
Interstate Commerce Commission
Byublic
Messrs. Blana
Missouri
J. R. Williams
Ilinois
Windom
Allen
Michigan
Wyoming Admission Fight Dominates House Session
The House debated Wyoming statehood with Outhwaite Buckalew and others opposing over population and woman suffrage. Amendments failed or passed in party lines as the measure moved toward a final vote amid broader debates on anti trust and pensions.
Anti-Trust Bill Moves to Judiciary After Tent Purchase Bill
In Washington on March 27 Senator Hawley of the military affairs committee reported back a bill authorizing the purchase of 2500 tents by the Secretary of War for flood-displaced people in Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana and appropriating 26000 for the purpose. After a brief discussion it was noted no requests for tents had been made.
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Frye
Committee On Commerce
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Edmunds
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Washington
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Mr. Edmunds
Hoar
Massachusetts
United States
France
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Committee On Pensions
Kansas
Commissioner of Pensions
Faulkner
Pensions Committee
Mr. Plumb
Mr. Faulkner
Mr. McPherson
Moody
MicPherson
Wyoming
Hawley
Committee On Military Affairs
House
Secretary of War
Farmers Institute Meets in Marshfield
Marshfield March 27 The Farmers Institute opened at Agricultural Hall under Marshfield Agricultural and Horticultural Society auspices for its final season course. President George W. Emery ex-Governor of Utah spoke on Farming in the Far West urging New England youth to farm at home and showing New England advantages. Afternoon program featured Dairy Cattle Breeding by P. O. Harwood of Barre State Board of Agriculture member.
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Farmers’ Institute
Agricultural Hall
New England
West
P. O. Harwood
Barre
State Board of Agriculture
Money Market Quiet as Rates Hold Steady in Boston
Boston money market remains quiet with slight firming at Clearing House settlements. Vime loans run 4% to 6% and call loans with collateral 4% to 6%. New call loans about 6% with some quotes at 2 3/4% to 3%. Bond and stock activity mixed amid gains in San Diego land stocks and various rail and industrial listings.
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Burlington Road
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Union Pacino
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Pacific
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Central Pacific
Eastern Railroad
Fitchburg
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Boston & Lowell
New York & New England
Old Colony
West End
American Waltham Watch Company
Waltham
San Diego
Water Power
Cutler
Newport
Anniston
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Kearsarge
Osceola
Tamarack
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Daniell
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Tamarac
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Yamarack Junior
No. 1
Thommson-Houston
Boston News Bureau
Thomson-Houston Company
Anvil 5
Thomson-Houston
Dividends Declared By Regional Banks and Mills
A list of recent semi annual and quarterly dividends declared by various institutions includes Union Investment Company Kansas City Missouri per cent sem i annual and Norfolk and Western Railroad Company 14 per cent on preferred stock. Waltham National Bank 4 per cent divine payable April 1. Warren National Bank Peabody 3 per cent payable April 1. Missouri Pacific Railroad 1 per cent. National Wollaston Bank Quincy 3 per cent. First National Bank Newburyport Massachusetts semi annual. Soule Viano & Organ Investment Company 3 per cent quarterly. Framingham National Bank 3 per cent. Tecumseh Mills Fall River 142 per cent quarterly. Wampanoag Mill Fall River 3 per cent quarterly. Stafford Mills 2 per cent.
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Kansas City
Norfolk & Western Railroad Co
Waltham National Bank
Warren National Bank of Peabody
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
The
National
Wollaston Bank of Quincy
Ae First National Bank
Newburyport
Mass
Soule Viano & Organ Investment Company
Framingham National Bank
Tecumseh Mills Company
Fall River
Wampanoag Mill Company
Stafford Mills Company
Financial Market Summary from Broad Street Opens and Closes
The report shows mixed activity across stocks and bonds with dull to steady closes. Trading emphasizes St Paul Union Pacific Missouri Pacific and Rock Island as leading names, with 1 210 000 in railroad bonds and notable shifts in several 1896 6s and consols.
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Ling Exchange
St. Paul
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Rock Island
Erder
New York
Lackawanna & Western
Ohio
Indianapolis & Western
Kansas City
Electric Stocks Report Prominent Listings and Firms
Furnished by Prescott & Co with a catalog of electric stock listings. Companies mentioned include Eastern Electric Cable Co and Getbins Electrical Mfg Co, along with Union Electric Car Co and United States Mail. The fragment notes prices and stock identifiers amid a busy market snapshot.
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W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire
Eastern Electric Cable Co
Getbins Electrical
Union Electric Car Co
United States Mail
Money on call and bar silver rates rounded up
NEW YORK March 27 Money on call has been easy ranging from 2 to 5 last loan at 8 and closing offered at 3 Prime mercantile paper 5422742 Bar silver 9512 Ster
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New York
Prime Mercantile
Bar
Ster
California Mining Stocks Close at Mixed Prices in San Francisco
In San Francisco on March 27 the official closing prices for mining stocks show a range of gains and small losses. Names listed include Best & Belcher at 2.80, Mt. Diablo at 2.00, Chollar and Crown Point around 2.05 and 2.80, Sierra Nevada at 2.3, Gould & Curry at 1.68, Union Con at .50, and Yellow Jacket at .20.
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Asia
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Aoricad
Civ
Ami Aeanesot Best & Belcher
Mt. Diablo
Chollar
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Elouoal Salers
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Crown Point
Sierra Nevada
Gould & Curry
Union Con
Hale & Norcogs
Yellow Jacket
London financial markets and Bank of England updates
London reports at 12 30 p m and 4 p m show Consols steady for money and account, with mixed Anglo American shares including Atlantic and Great Western Canadian Pacific and New York Central. Bank of England bullion movement totals £6000 on balance. weekly bullion rise £147000. reserve ratio grows to 46.14 percent. Paris Bank of France weekly gold and silver gains noted. Revere House remains a favorite with its current management.
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London
Atlantic & Great Western
Canadian Pacific
Evie
Linois Central
St. Paul Common
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Reading
Mexican Central News
Paris
Erie
St. Paul
Bank of England
England
Bank of France
Commodity Prices Ledger Notes Daily Market Signals
The report lists varied commodity prices with many items described as steady or dull. Flour, oats, cornmeal, and rye flour show quiet or dull trends while potatoes and oranges express modest demand. dried fruits and nuts stay firm or slow. meats and fats display mixed firmness. high wines and sugars appear steady to strong.
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Florida
Cloths Market Quiet in Fall River Trade
Fall River markets show subdued activity with prices quoted for sixgolds at 31.1 and goodsteads at 25-16. The description notes a quiet session and limited movement in textile trading.
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Fall River
Wool Market Receipts Rise as Demand Improves Despite Cautious Buying
Wool market reports show weekly receipts of 5716 bales domestic and 4999 bales foreign with total sales of 2,750,000 lbs. Domestic sales reached 2,887,600 lbs and foreign 362,500 lbs, vs last year’s 1,876,700 lbs total. Buyers include large mills, with spillover into washed fleeces and delaine. Prices vary by type, with strong demand for fine washed fleeces and long staple territory wools in tight supply, signaling cautious, value‑driven negotiations ahead of the new clip.
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Michigan
Ohio
Delaine
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