Wheat panic halts shipments as traders await normal markets
A wheat market crash leaves rail and shipping disrupted with shipments stalled and prices unstable. Rosenfeld & Co suit Rosen & Wiltshire for 1 million dollars in circuit court while Kershaw & Co faces attachment writs as creditors move to seize assets. A dealer transfers property to his wife to protect value.
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Wheat Co
Board of Trade
Ateea
Po Fe
Rosen— & Co
Wiltshire, Robert
Cincinnati
Wiltshire
Dearborn Street
Rosenfeld
Ciy
Frank Johnson
Rosefeld & Co
Kershaw & Co
O. of
J. Kershaw & Co
Shear Burke
Geowin & Co
Kershaw
J. W. Yourt
Customs arrest man on opium smuggling train
San Francisco reports customs inspectors stopped a man arriving on the Central Pacific train from the East, under the name John Connor. He resisted capture, trunks yielded only opium valued over three thousand dollars. A pocketbook held folded Chinese papers believed to be directives from a Hong Kong syndicate via Canada to the city. Government detectives say the suspect is a chief opium agent linked to shipments to Canada, Detroit and Manila.
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San Francisco
John Connor
Oakland
Figg Kong
Canada
Custom House
Collsetor
Great Opium Nox
Detroit
Ranniaco
Judge Thurmans rules in telephone patent case
Arguments in the telephone patent cases were continued with Judge Thurman explaining how an invention may be patented and how patents link to public rights. He considered bona fide purchase status of Bell Telephone, statute of limitations, and modes of procedure before adjourning with decision reserved.
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Boston
Thurman
Bell Telephone Company
Dickinson
New York
Telephone Company
Denver Land Deed Signed for New Military Post
C B Kountes trustee signed the deed conveying land in the citigins of Denver to the government for a new post at a cost of 100000 dollars. The deed will be sent to Washington at once and work on the pow pont will begin soon after the attorney general completes their examination of the papers.
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Denver
C. B. Kountes
Po Citigens
Washington
Young Woman Executed for Matricide at Milo Gaumen
A young woman was executed by state scaffold in Milo Gaumen for matricide. She was taken barefoot to the scaffold wearing a white robe and black veil. The ceremony followed the legal proceedings of the time.
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Amizas
Milo
Gaumen
Union veterans protest over Confederate flag returns in Harlem
Gen Fairchild denounces the return of Confederate battle flags as a sacrilege and urges the nation to prevent the act. He warns he would resign if he cannot protest as commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic. Rallies and a veterans meeting are planned to condemn the action.
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New York
Dad
Neera
Grand Army of the Republic
Association Hall
Harlem
Alexander Hamilton
Grand Army
A. M. Underhill
Ross
Austin
Tex
United States Army
Secretary of War
Fairchild
Ree
A. R
War Department
Gen. Fairchild
GAR
Interstate Commerce Decision Lets Carriers Set Tariffs Locally
The Interstate Commerce Commission released its long awaited ruling on the fourth section of the Interstate Act. It holds that carriers must assess what constitutes substantially similar circumstances and that tariffs may depart from the general rule when justified, leaving judging to the carrier subject to later accountability. The decision emphasizes no blanket requirement to grant relief in every case and notes the commission will not define discrimination for all situations, instead guiding railroads to determine actions with risk of legal challenge.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisville & Nashville
Apne
Congress
Aidance
Railroad Companien
Dernion
Sharp Jury Completes in New York Boodler Case
New York June 15 jury in the Sharp case is complete and will be sworn in. Judge Barrett orders a deputy guard at Sharp's house after deliberations to protect the defendant. Assistant District Attorney Nicoll opens for the state. Glancing reports note dynamiters planning disturbances during jubilee week with Patrick Casey and associates under close watch.
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Sharp
New York
Barrett
Nicoll
Loxpow
London
England
Ritiah Avenue
Patrick Casey
Paria
Casey Ring
Princess of Wales Attends Wild West Exhibition Ride
In Loxpon on June 15 the Princess of Wales and a notable royal party rode in a Deadwood coach during a Wild West exhibition. Michael of Russia and Prince George of Wales were among the riders, taking some brisk shots at breakneck speed.
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Loxpon
Princess of Wales
Deadwood
Coty
Michael
Russia
Prince George of Wales
Early printed bibles fetch high prices at London sale
At Lord Crawford's library Mazarine the Guttenberg Bible, on original oak boards, sold for £2,650 after an asking price of £650. Tyndall items and Miles' English Bible also drew strong bids: Punta teach in black letter £255, New Testament £230, and Miles' Bible with woodcuts £226.
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London
Lord Crawford
Mazarine
Tyndall
Miles
Sunday law to close bars and amusements in St Louis
Preparations are underway to enforce a new Sunday closing law. Beer gardens billiard rooms shooting and bowling galleries theatres and saloons must close. Police will rigorously enforce it with saloon owners planning to shut all but one beer garden to test constitutionality.
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St. Louis
Double murder attempt in Rowan county targets ex sheriff and son
A Lexington dispatch reports ex Sheriff Wm. Raney and his 24 year old son Henry shot from ambush while riding from Moorhead to their countryside home. The attackers are unknown and Raney had refused to join the Craig faction, a possible motive behind the violence.
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Louisville
Evening Times
Lexington
Rowan County
Wm. Raney
Henry
Moorehead
Ramey
Rowan
Fragmentary Scores and Notices From Pan-Hanale and Local Ads
A ragged mix of baseball scores such as Baltimore 2 81 Louis 9 Prrispina 1, Pittsburgh 3. New York Philadelphia 29. Louisville 9. and Cincinnati Brooklyn 2 along with a note that trainsmen arrested in Pan Handle road robberies were returned for trial consideration. Also mentions inside rapid passage by C D James and a clothing ad promoting A Potack The Clothier with shoe stock.
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Baliatore
Baltimore
Louis
Prrispina
Detroit
Pittsburg
Ene
Athletics
Cleve
Cascado
Indianapolis
Chicago
Boston
Washington
New York
Philadelphia
York
Louisville
Metropolitank
Cincinnatiti
Brooklyn
Prerasvad
Pan Hanale Road
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
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A. J. Parshall
West Cliff
Colorado
Grocers
Aranoemin
Stoch Man
Wyo
Running Water
Ter
Wholesale and Hetail
Hard
Ferguson Streets
Zehner, Buechner & CO
Lingr Watches
Sixteenth Street
Corner
Ferguson
Gheyenne
E.h.leibey&co
Dbalense In
Masonic
Chevenn
Robt
Law, Puop
Aha
Hollingsworth
Dicker
Miracoloun
W.W. Reed
Hunt
Eddy Street
Wyers
Gladstone
C. D. James
Champion Oarmman of America
John Teener
St. Jacobs Oil
Mys- DA
A. Potack
Myers
Nebr
Acker
W. N
the Stock Growrers’ Nations Bank
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Thom Peantes
Frestiaan
Eabry
Au Prerboen
Stumars
I. C. Waerriz
Andrew Gruenarr
H. G. Hay
H, EB. Tescremacnera
Laws Wu
Srunom
THE
Cheyenne National Bank
M. A. Davis, Pres
C. F. Miller
J. W. Colling
L. Beard
East
Europe
RX. Davie, Co
F. Millar
J. W. San Dbia
W. W. Joorlett
F. KE. Addomb
Nagle
W. A. Robins
Whipple
Holesale and Retail
Ferguson Street
E Warren
Cowhick & Whitcomb
Cheyenne, W. T
Cormer
Herman Haas
Wealer
Hollingeworth& Tiger
Hollingworth & Tiger
Kalamazoo
Rock Island Plow Company
Studebaker Wasson
Brewater Springs
Thomea
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