Harvest Yields Strong Corn and Wheat Across Regions
The Department of Agriculture notes corn 91.1, wheat 85.1, with overall high state averages. Frosts cause limited damage, especially in Michigan and Wisconsin, while Southern states report good yields. Western Texas sees slight drought impact, and Minnesota and the Dakotas report variable outcomes. Texas, Kentucky, and Ohio show notably strong crops, with exceptional spring wheat prospects in Minnesota and Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasninaron
Department of Agriculture
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Middle States
Mississippi
Texas
Ohio Valley
Franklin County
Indiana
Illinois
Valley
Dakotas
Iowa
Missouri
South Carolina
North Carolina
Ohio
Ichigan
Hino
California
Oregon
Washington
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Hio
Ilinois
Pacific Coast
Was She Abducted in Curiaco Chicago Crusade
Miss Ava, an Englishwoman long active against Chicago slums, is missing. Believed abducted after receiving threats, she was last seen entering a Jesuit church to speak with a priest about fifteen minutes earlier. A companion accompanied her from the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Miss Ava
Chicago
Major Bundy Funeral Held in Paris
Major Jonas MM Bundy former editor of the Mail and Express New York was embalmed and taken to the American Church in Paris for a simple service. Attendees included the Hon Whitelan d American Minister Consul General and many prominent Americans. The body will be sent to New York for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bundy
Paris
Jonas MM. Bundy
Mail and Express
New York
Whiteland
United States
Dow
Train collision near Leatrice blames despatcher
Two Union Pacific passenger trains collided near Leatrice Nebraska this morning. Victor Hains and George Cortiman suffered broken legs and are believed to die. Conductor Baird was seriously hurt by a jump. Both engines and mail cars were destroyed. Accident blamed on despatcher carelessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Neb
Union Pacific Railroad
Leatrice
Victor Hains
George Cortiman
Baird
A 70000 DOLLAR HORSE SALE REPORTS GOMMON SOLD
Gommon, winner of the St Leger stakes, is reported sold to the Austrian Government for seventy thousand dollars. The Sept. 10 note from Lowdon confirms the large transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowdon
Gommon
Curious Bookkeeping in Insolvency Case at East Cambridge
In an Insolvency Court examination at East Cambridge, J A Bowman of Seavey Foster Bowman and treasurer of Eureka Silk Company faces scrutiny for questionable ledger entries. The transfer of 1889–90 moved 458,774.75 in liabilities to the silk firm to alter apparent totals, with directors unaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Bowman
Seavey, Foster & Bowman
Eureka Silk Company
East Cambridge
Ropes, Gray & Loring
State National Bank
M. F. Dickinson
Warren & Brandeis
Bank of America Loan & Trust Company of
Providence
Brooks
Messrs. Seavey, Foster and Frost
Bowman
Silk Company
Bowmar
Numerous travelers listed by hotels across the Northeast
A long list of guests and their lodging venues appears, naming travelers and spouses at various hotels in cities like Dover, Northampton, Portsmouth, Albany, Syracuse, Portland, Philadelphia, Chicago, New York, Brooklyn, Montreal, and Providence. The roster includes many individuals and families, with occasional state or city origins, reflecting a bustling social register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
E. Shepherdson
Dover
J. A. Towle
Northampton
N. H
E. Everett
Wife
Portsmouth
C. G. Shehan
Albany
Ed. F. Hail
Syracuse
G. F. Dun
American
H. C. Bailey
Portland
J. Lichten
Philadelphia
E. V. Scranford
New Bedford
C. T. Ham
Rochester
Paul Dawson
New York
A. R. Pollock
Chicago
Crawtorp
George KF
Bell
Marblehead
W. W. Wood
Ward's Falls
Ko H. Bickford
Buffalo
F. S. Carr
Merrimac
B. L. Peasiece
Haverhill
A. Perry
Brooklyn
ReveRe
R. Ff. Farwell
Auria. Ui
John Darrill
Shag
G. K. Butlard
St. Johnsbury
T. D. Marsh
Great Falls
William Seliig
G. Harrington
B. F. Grown
Concord
Tremont
Frank W. Chandler
M. McClennan
Dallas
Tex
J. McLand
Montreal
A. F. Dennison
B. Jd. McGee
John Mason
Youna's
G. A. Hobbs
N. Y
J. H. Ward
Chicsto
George W. Smith
J. M. Mackay
John A. Moore
Pittsburg
Beunswick
H. C. Weston
W. C. Hastings
A. C. Newton
Connecticut
Hutchison Davis
Cincinnati
George Bk. Drake
St. Louis
Lhorndike
George Cepts
Cuba
G& L
Harrison
Mansfield
H. F. Lawmnt
Falmouth
John C. West
C. F. Sherman
George H. Carr
Worcester
Tuynolds
N. OC. Austin
Walappeens
Gredard
New London
Dudley
J. C. Staurs
Manchester
F. A. Warren
A. Hamilton
Brockton
Clark’s
George Thatcher
Raymond Moore
John A. Coleman
Tuxedo
Barnard Luce
New Haven
U. S. Line
Butte
J. J. Davis
Lewiston
Charles Bulkley
T. J. Mooney
Nashville
Fenn
Adams
James Stern
H.J. Rabb
Critique of Criminal Laws and Justice System
A letter to the editor denounces corruption in criminal laws and lenient treatment of criminals. It laments delays in punishment from the Guiteau case to petty thieves, calls for stricter justice, and warns of misapplied sympathy weakening public safety and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Jesse Pomeroy
Carnival of Sports at Manhattan Athletic Club Carnival
The first annual carnival of amateur sports hosted by the Manhattan Athletic Club promises a full slate on their grounds and Harlem River this Saturday from 1 pm to 10 pm. Events include athletics, cycling, tennis, baseball, lacrosse, football, shooting, and a naphtha launch race, with medals for top finishers and $1 entry fees per event. Entries close Sept. 12 with club officers. grandstands lighted and a pyrotechnic finale cap the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Athletic Club
Harlem
S. J. Cornell
Madison Avenue
Forty-fifth Street
New York
D. Cornell
Ren
L. Bloomfield
New York City
New York Athletic Club
Albert W. Money
Harlem River
Saime
Cherry Diamond Yacht Club
J. G. Summers
George W. Carr
Samuel J. Cornell
Eugene van Schaick
C.C. Hughes
J. C. Summers
National Association of Amateur Warsmen
Fred RK. Fortmeyer
Manhattan
Athlotie
Harold V. Cleaver
W. S. Elliot
Cappa
Seventh Regiment
S. J. Corneil
M. A. C. Club House
Women’s Temperance Temple Bond Plan Aims for Control
The Woman's Temperance Building Association linked with the National Woman's Temperance Union seeks to control the Temperance Temple of Chicago by placing 300000 of 600000 temple trust bonds on the market via H. C. Speer. The loan funds would buy 300000 of capital stock, half the total, with 60000 already held by the WCTU, giving them full stock control. The loan is secured by a trust with American Trust and Savings, and the temple site is leased for 108 years. The plan, not for profit, targets a business loan to enable control of the temple and its annual net rental of 245000 to fund benefactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Temperance Building Association
National Woman's Temperance Union
Temperance Temple of Chicago
Temple Trust
H. C. Speer
Woman's Temperance Building Association
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Temperance ‘Temple
American ‘Trust and Savings Tank
Illegitimate Swap In Dorchester Livery Stable
A man used the name W F Kirkland to hire a horse and buggy at A J Crane 1167 Washington St Dorchester last Monday. He returned with a woman for a carryall, left the buggy and harness, then disappeared. Charles Ke Glidden of Lynn reports a man matching Kirkland’s description hired the horse and buggy Monday morning under the name W F Smith also known as W F Stevenson and Walter F Wood claiming to work for M C A Cigar Company. He is about 30, 5 ft 6, 140 pounds, light complexion, sandy hair and mustache, wearing mixed hooded coat vest striped trousers and a black derby. appearance was shabby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Crane
Washington Street
Dorchester
W. F. Kirkland
Charles KE. Glidden
Lynn
Kirkland
W. F. Smith
W. F. Stevenson
Walter F. Wood
M. C. A. Cigar Company
Biddeford Corporation Meetings Elected Officers
At Biddeford Me on September 10 stockholders of Pepperell Manufacturing Laconia Saco Water Power Machine Shop and Saco Water Power Company elected officers. Treasurers were George Dexter Spencer W Richardson and Winfield J Dennett. directors included Thomas Wigglesworth James Longley George Fabyan Charles Bowditch Henry Grew and William Walley, all of Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biddeford Corporation
Eippeforp
Biddeford Manufacturing Corporations
Pepperell Manufacturing Company
George Dexter
Boston
Burton H. Winslow
Saco
Thomas Wigglesworth
James Songs
George F. Fabyan
Charles P. Bowditch
Henry
Grew
William P. Walley
Laconia Company
James Longley
Charles IV’. Bowditch
Henry 8. Grew
Saco Water Power Machine Shop
Spencer W. Richardson
Charles M. Moser
Grant Walker
J. W. Davidson
Providence
James H. McMullan
Portland
Phillip
Money and Stocks No Change in Rates and Markets
Boston money markets were steady with ample funds and a 3 percent Clearing House rate. New York funds showed discounts, while government deposits retreat did not affect local activity. The stock market faced a reactionary trend after late gains, with heavy selling and mixed gains for rail and copper shares amid broad trading activity and notable earnings reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Sub-Treasury
Calumet & Heela
Stock Market Report for Sept 10 1891 Opening and closing quotes
Official report of sales shows total 301 200 shares traded today versus 400 400 yesterday and 403 900 Tuesday. Lists closing and opening prices for bonds and stocks including Can. 6s New York and mining equities like Quicksilver Homestake and Deadwood Terra with various quotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Comi
Quicksilver
Hocking Coal
Homestake
Deadwood Terra
Ontario
New York on Call Rates and Stock Market Quietly Rallys
New York financial notes show easy money on call at 2 to 6 with last loan at 2 1/2 and bankers bills at 4.8244 for sixty days. Sterling exchange steady with demand at 4.85 and rates around 4.43. Government bonds dull, railroad bonds firm, stock market weak after noon but then rallied to end near the day’s higher activity, led by Van derbilt and Lake Shore with gains while Cordage and Missouri Pacifica showed weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Boston
Sub-Treasury
New York Clearing House
Buenos Ayres
Wall Street
Northern Pacific
Oregon Railway & Navigation
Michigan Central
Canada Southern
Atchison
New York & New England
Sterling Exchange
Louisville & Nashville
Reading
St. Paul
New England
Missouri Pacifica
Rock Island
St. Louis
Lake Shore
London pressures pull down stocks as bears gain control
Failure in London added to bear pressure and drove prices down across the board with Lake Shore among the weakest on small trades. A late feeble rally closed the market near the day’s lows. Railroad bonds remained weak keeping most active issues lower with totals at 1,743,000. Atchison incomes led with 655,000 and Reading 1sta and Burlington debentures declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lake Shore
Atchison
Burlington
Cleveland & Canton
Illinois Central
Mobile & Ohio
Ontario & Western
Oregon Improvement
Iron Mountain
Financial market roundup from major centers
Foreign financial reports from London Paris Berlin and Buenos Aires detail bond yields, stock prices, and bullion movements. New York and Canadian markets show Consols and Erie notes with modest gains and losses while the Bank of England reports a weekly reserve change. Paris gold and franc values, Berlin specie decline, and Buenos Aires gold premium round out the daily snapshot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
New York
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Canadian Pacific
Erie
Reading
Bank of England
Paris
Berlin
Imperial Bank of Germany
Bank of France
Buenos Ayres
Oil Market Report and Certificates Summary
The Oil Market brief lists PIPS LINE CERTIFICATES from F W Prescott Co with figures on closing prices and shipment data. It notes crude and refined oil values, average stock figures, and a price of 6.35 cents per gallon for refined oil, alongside incomplete cottonseed oil certificate text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Cceeeerereee
Ccc
Cs Ee Cess Converse
Vasckcoetest Sinew
Opahiaess
Ciomea Wei Cesar
Electric stocks report snippet from data source
A brief stock note lists prices for several electric companies including Thomson Houston Electric, Fort Wayne Electric, and Fastern Electric Cable Co. The figures show daily and year to date values with limited legible numbers, reflecting a market snapshot in a historical financial page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Prescott & Co
Devonshire Street
Fastern Electric Cable Co
SIM Thomson-Houston Electric Co
Thomson-houston Electric Co
Ft. Wayne Electric Co
Notice of Trustee's Sale Vine Street Motor Railway
Notice that trustee will sell the Vine Street Motor Railway Company's rail lines property rights and franchises in Jackson County Missouri on October 1 1891 to satisfy unpaid interest on bonds. Sale at Jackson County Courthouse with cash deposit of 7000 and balance to trustee in New York by October 15 1891. trustee to issue deed afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine Street Motor Railway Company
State of
Missouri
Recorder of Deeds
Jackson County
A. L
Recorder's
Motor Street
County of
Jackson
East Eighteenth Street
Vine Street
Kansas City
Lyan Avenue
Lynn Avenue
Highland Avenue
Pater
Somerset Place
City of
Kansas
Baybee Place
Thirteth Street
Jet Lnes
Thirtieth Street
Hirtieth Street
Euclid Avenue
Eucld Avenue
Linwood Avenue
B. John Kaufmane
Altaurant
Huclid Avenue
Garfield Avenue
Garfeild Avenue
Sedgwick Avenue
Amanda Johnson
Henry Ackerman
Ivanhoeark
City
Thirty-seventh Street
Thirty Eighth Street
County Court
Algo
Railway Company
Thowson-Houston Electric Company
Recorders of Deeds
Fifth and
Delaware Streets
Sald Ania
Sald
Wall Street
City of New York
State of New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bountegus
Ava
Ibn Javern
W. Arthur Jones
Lewisburgh
Penn
M. Frost
Leominster
A. Tarbeil
Washington, D.C
Martha Y. Brady
W. J .Sargent
Parker
Howard McNutt
Had York
R. Woods
Lld
H. Fletcher
J. A. Coleman
Zimmerman
C. C. Burnett
Carnival OF Sports
The
Mr. Gould
Mt. Desert & Eastern Shore Land Company
Coast of Maine Land Companies
Frenchman’s Bay
Mt. Desert Company
Frenchman’s Bay Company
East Boston Land Company
Union Pacific
Thomson-Houston Electric Company
Boston Stock Exchange
Missouri Pacific
Long Island Road
New York Stock Exchange
Norfolk & Western
Eli Telephone
Samuel Gilbert
Lie
Exchange
Wisconsin Central
Inc
Cleveland
Wheeling & Lake Erie
Yehe
Memphis
Clinton
Springfield
Current River
AM Beit Tet Co
Huston & Albany
Chicago & EasTeRs
Chicago & Northwestern
KKR
Chicagyu
Uuklington & Quincy
Chicaago Gas
CHI, Mil & ST Path
CulcaGo
ST Louis
Comkericur River
Justicers & CaTtLa Feevers Co
Boston Land Co
Lewion Valley RR
Londondeery Lithia Spring Watke Co
Missouri Pacific RR
Southern Pacific RR
Sanittary Co
Wistbin Union Tel Co
NEW York Stock Sales
I. P
den Ts.t
N. W
Cis
Strc
D.C
Can. Su
U.N
Lstvfd. Inc
P.O
Pe ‘ Lete
Den
Asta
MLK
Lig Bo
Tex. P. L, i Mob
Tex. P. RG
N.Y
Lac
Evans
B.ns.w
Enee Cc
W. Mieh
U.S
Riveristos
K.C. M
Let Inc
WOMC
Ath
Dac
Host
Alb
Atte Wena
Sane
Bost
Maine
Ila
Soho Godibe Ss
Cleve
Canton
Fitchburg
Sane Flint
Old Colony
Rutland
Union Pac
West End
Wis
Central
Lys
Allonez
Arnold
Atiailic
Honanza
Mont
Bulle
Soc Catalva
Dunkin
Franklin
Huron
Sig Wees National
Santa Fe
Tamarack
Brookline
Campovello
Cutler
East Hoston
Franklin Varkey
French Bay
Eves
Newport
Payson
San
Winthrop
Phon
Toy
Ft. Wayne
Mt. Des. & FE
Thoma H. Klee
Do Trust
Pene Wee Wee
Ab. Iy Ag
Pees Tees Sea
Alon & le
Canada South
Ches
Louu
Bo Pieha C
Lou
Chl & Allen
N. G
Tee
Green Bay
Luis Lilinois Cen
Leu
Dal
Sim
Sb Livveres
Y. Central
Ale Maes
Wees Reese
North Western
Livy Pref
St. Lyrd
Bo N. J. Central
C & St . Seee
Whee No. Alm. Co
Sone Sys
Ont
Ohio & Miss
Lraus
Hock Island
Juch
W. P
Lieg
U. B
Paul
Lusig Southern Fac
St. P. Ds D
Texas Pacific
Tol
YSU
Sive Express
Lili Vi
Farge
Idu
Brunewick
O- Pacific Mail
Weer Petroleum
Ees Ae
Bay
W. Union
Ener
NEW York Financial
Novelty Mfg. CO
Mass
Universal Cash Register CQ
Washington SL
Hancock
Mich
South Omaha
Little Falls
Minn
Indianapolis
Ind
Stark
Pinal
Ariz
Hickman
Longmont
Col
Greely Center
West Chicago
GEO. A
Lewis
Central Trust Company OF New York
G. Sueewan
Vice Preach Bortee
Stintman & Noweeano
Limnuirs
Bnok Auairdy
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