Chicago's Wild Wheat Market Opens With Intense Fluctuation
In Chicago Curicao trading, December wheat surged from 1.10 to 1.12, then ranged 1.14 1/4 to 1.17 as bulls and shorts covered. Prices spiked to 1.18 1/4 before easing. October and May futures moved to 1.14 and 1.18 respectively. Early hours saw frantic activity in the pit, with quick price swings and wide regional differences, driven by shorts covering and overall bullish tone.
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Shorts
New York
Europe
Blaine at Detroit Voices on Pensions and Veto Power
Blaine spoke to about six thousand in Detroit's rink revealing strong veto critiques of President Cleveland. He contrasted pension rulings, blamed surplus aid to banks, and praised soldier needs, with Alger presiding and a rousing reception from supporters. He plans a trip to Adrian for another mass meeting.
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Recreation Park
Alto
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Cleveland
Alger
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Washington
United States
Congress
Commissioner of Pensions
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
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James G. Blaine
Adam King
Maryland
Adrian
Water pipe dispute on Syguantum causeway ends in armistice
Early morning clash between Quincy laborers and Boston workers on the Syguantum causeway escalated as crews fought over trenching for water pipe. Police intervened, a Boston foreman was injured, and after river steamer action and threats, Water Commissioner Grant brokered an armistice and court appeal.
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Foreman Lucas
Quincy
Syguantum
Boston
Foreman Connelly
Foreman Coyle
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Bostonians
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Williams
Smart
William in Vienna A Banquet in His Honor
Emperor William arrives in Vienna in full regalia and receives a royal welcome. He tours the Hofburg, attends a luncheon, meets dignitaries, and hosts a banquet with the Austrian imperial family. A grand concert and reception close the visit.
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William
Hungary
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Times Will Not Incur Large Expenses Before Parnell Commission
London reports that The Times plans limited participation in the Parnell inquiry. It intends to supply sufficient evidence to justify summoning Mr. Parnell and compel him to testify, while naming other witnesses the commission may summon.
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Yeoman of the Guard staged in London amid acclaim
Gilbert and Sullivan's new opera The Yeoman of the Guard was produced in London with strong approval. Sullivan conducted, and he returned with Gilbert and Carte to hearty applause after encores. Two alleged Americans were arrested in the Whitechapel murders. South German papers claim a anarchist plot against Emperor William prompted changes to his travel plans.
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Gilbert and Carte
Whitechapel
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Mission Board Meeting Sees Record Attendance and Raises Funds
The American Board in Cleveland reports a surge of interest with over ninety corporate members and about 2000 attendees at President Storrs opening address. A financial paper by Dr. Alden urged $150,000 more, totaling $750,000 for the year, alongside papers on India and China by Drs. Clark and Smith. The home field advance of $150,000 was approved, and Plymouth Church hosted 1000+ ladies for reports from Mrs. Blatchford Mrs. Lecke and other regional representatives.
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Jewett
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Logan
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S. L. Blake
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Steamers Arrived In Various Ports From Octobers
Shipping round up records arrivals and sailings as steamers reach and depart New York Boston Havre Liverpool and other ports. Vessels include State of Indiana Veriumus Pomona Cynthia France and many more with routes from Glasgow London Antwerp Havana and St Kitts to destinations such as New York Montreal and Copenhagen.
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Ardangorm
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Ouen
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Jain
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Asvinwall
Colon
Karacea
Flamborough
Death of Colonel Daniel Dominates Jacksonville Scene
Jacksonville mourns Col J J Daniel a respected 1848 resident and member of Fleming Waniel law firm as banks close and city mourns. Health bulletin notes 73 new cases 6 deaths total 2896 cases 270 deaths with 32 white 41 colored. Decatur cold wave reports 4 cases and 2 deaths. Public relief funds sent to Jacksonville and Fernandina. quarantine lifted to most southern points except Decatur and Trinity Alabama.
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Fleming & Waniel
Florida
Frank P. Fleming
Neal Mitchell
Board of Health
Decatur
Ala
Black
Orr
Turner
O’brien
John Hart
Fernandina
Trinity
Notable Weddings and Political Rally At Milford Milfor a
Several weddings and a political rally fill the Milford edition. Arthur L. Jacobs of Roxbury wed Annie Shattuck at Grove Hall Church with Rev. G. J. Perin officiating. Duncan Robinson of Wichita and Miss Genevieve Lord wed in Quincy. Multiple other ceremonies occur across Wollaston and Depuam, amid receptions and family toastings. A Milford evening hosts a Democratic gubernatorial rally with Russell speaking after Oscood and McGeough, praising tariff reform and opposing Republican taxation.
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Arthur L. Jacobs
Roxbury
Annie Shattuck
G. J. Perin
H. G. McKerrow
Providence
Helen Jacobs
W. D. Shattuck
Schuyler Street
Genevieve Lord
George W. Lord
G. W. Lord
Duncan Robinson
Wichita
Kan
Westchester Park
Edward Everett Hale
West
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jSprctar
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P. H. Curran
George G. Parker
William N. Oscood
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James G. Bline
Milford Journal
Charlestown Free Trade Club
Republican Party
Cabot Lodge
Russell
Democratic Party
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Mr. Russell
Henry Wilson
England
France
Stephen Bowen dies suddenly in Roxbury at 58
Stephen Bowen senior partner of Horatio Harris & Co. died of apoplexy in Roxbury yesterday morning. A Newport, Rhode Island native born fifty eight years ago, Bowen moved to Boston, joined Harris as clerk, and rose to partner. He sat on the chamber of commerce and the fruit and produce exchange boards and was a director of Merchandise National Bank. He also had ties to Boston sugar interests.
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Horatio Harris & Co
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Sugar
Pitcher in the Penitentiary
Montreal October 3 Pitcher the Providence defaulter was taken to the penitentiary in the afternoon All money seized has been turned over to the bank.
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Providence
Ontario
William
Vienna
Montreal
Vessel Owners and Captains Elect Officers at Annual Meeting
The Vessel Owners and Captains National Association met at the Meiona yesterday and elected officers led by President James A. Van Brunt of New York and First Vice President Clarence P Lovell of Boston. Aimed to abolish compulsory pilotage, committees were appointed to study pilotage, harbor regulations, registry of boats, and bridge passages at Port End. Permanent counsel were retained for association members.
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National Association
Quincy
Mystic Park
Gaelic Athletic Association
National Irish Athletic Association of
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Vessel Owners and Captains National Association
Meiona
James A. van Brunt
New York
Clarence P Lovell
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Portland
Fred P. Litchfield
James H. Vo
Charles A. Petit
Philadelphia
Thomas M. Bartlett
Henry Sutton
New Haven
M. Thomas
Taunton
Henry Lord
Bangor
Mr. Parker
Richmond
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Obae
Porth End
Cambridge
Georgia State Election Passes With Democratic Ticket Unopposed
The Georgia State election was held with a light vote. The Democratic State ticket faced no opposition, led by Governor John J. Gordon and Secretary of State N. C. Barnett. Independent legislators contested, but most regulars were likely elected. in Atlanta’s Senate district Sam Small was defeated by Democrat F. B. Rice after a hot race.
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Ariana
Georgia
John J. Gordon
N. C. Barnett
Rk. A. Hardeman
M. A. Wright
Clifford Anderson
Atlanta
Sam Small
F. B. Rice
Weather outlook for New England and nearby regions
The latest forecast indicates light rain or snow along the coastal areas of Maine New Hampshire and Vermont with fair interior conditions and steady temperatures. New England and eastern New York expect fair weather with Thursday frost and a warming trend Thursday night. cautionary northwest signals are shown at Boston Portland Eastport sections.
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New England
New York
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North A Verdict of Manslaughter in Howes Murder
In Andover New Brunswick on October 8 the jury found Phillipine and Trafton guilty of manslaughter in the Mrs Howes case and sentenced them to fifteen years in the penitentiary.
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N.B
Phillipine
Trafton
Republican tariff bill heads to Senate debate Monday
The Republican tariff bill is reported to the Senate by the finance committee, with Senator Allison slated to call it up for debate on Monday. The measure, seen as conservative, aims to cut sugar tobacco and alcohol duties, with total reductions around 75 million dollars.
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Finance Committee
Senate
Allison
Sherman
Chicago
Messrs
Aldrich
House
Ways and Means Committee
Matt Quay
Senate finance panel unveils broad Mills tariff revision
Washington October 3 The Senate finance committee proposes a complete rewrite of tariff schedules and administration in its Mills tariff bill substitute. The synopsis outlines changes versus existing law, listing rates with present law equivalents and noting items not enumerated in current law.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Additions to the Free List Include Textiles Oils and Opium
The document outlines additions to the free list covering items such as acorns, various unmanufactured or undried goods, bees wax, books in non English languages, braids, laces, and many textile fibers. It also lists fresh fish remains with an exception, and begins Schedule K on wool and woollens detailing classification and wool classes.
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