Virginia Press Association Visited New York City
Members of the Virginia Press Association visiting New York met Mayor Wickham at City Hall and heard brief addresses by General J. K. Slayton. They attended Barry Sullivan's performance at Booth's Theatre and planned visits to public institutions amid a breakfast with officials where Delano and Prof. Marsh exchanged sharp words.
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New York
Virginia Press Association
Wickham
J. K. Slayton
South
North
Barry Sullivan
Booth’s
Scoeting
Wormley's
Iington
Delano
Marsh
Ans
Interior
Condition of Afairs in Mississippi Worse than Reported
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Times reports that Republicans claim Mississippi conditions are far worse than government dispatches admit. Baltimore witnesses identified the man arrested for posing as a bail guarantor for burglar Snyder as the right man, released by local officials who allegedly feared his knowledge about the safe burglary.
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Mississippi
Cincinnati Times
Washinton
Baltimore
Snyder
Washington Witness Continues Testimony This Week
Samuel Walker will resume his testimony this week as the trial proceeds. The weight of evidence concerns catt delivery, with mann keeping costs through the inter- family matter.
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Washington
Samuel Walker
Catt
Mann
Mass meeting in Portsmouth greets Governor Morton
Governor Morton addresses about 10,000 attendees at Barnum's pavilion in Portsmouth. Early returns suggest Hayes will win Scioto County by around five hundred ballots amid a large torchlight procession on the Ohio riverfront.
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Cincinnati Times
PortsMours
Portsmouth
Morton
Barnum
Hayes
Scioto County
Ohio
Survivor rescued after 31 hours in Mendota sinking
The survivor of the Equinox incident was picked up after about thirty one hours in the water during the Mendota disaster off Curiaco on September 13. The Star reported the steamer’s propeller reached Milwaukee yesterday as officers released a brief about the foundering, with the wreck’s fate and drowning death noted.
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Mendota
Curiaco
Milwau
Captain Ross survives Exninox wreck after night of turmoil
Captain Ross, picked up after an hour on the pilot house of the Exninox, is the sole survivor among the crew. He reports a rough sea, a leaky vessel, bulwarks stove in, and failed rescue attempts. A boat lowered carried the mate, owner, watchman, five deck hands, engineer, and two fixemen who vanished. Gog to Goose boat?
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Ross
Exninox
Tribune
Egineer
Rey
Burr
Republicans Carry the State Large Senate Majorities
The article reports Republican gains across the state with large Senate majorities and electoral tallies from towns including Lincoln and Waldon. It notes misdated figures for Connor and Roberts, with Republican strength in counties and towns, and suggests Republicans likely carry the Senate while Democrats face losses. It cites counts from multiple towns and regions, including Portland, Me, and references to statewide results and projections.
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Senate
Mendota List of Lost Disaster From Chief
Chicago dispatch outlines losses and rescue details for the Mendota with mention of Engineer Nev as part of the salvage notes dated September 14. The report lists names and outcomes of crew and passengers associated with the incident and the ongoing recovery effort.
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Chicago
Mendota
Nev
Fast mail from New York reaches town on time
The September 14 report notes Tener Haverz Ixv. acknowledges the fast mail from New York arriving at 9 A.M. and departing for St. Louis exactly on schedule, reflecting punctual railway service.
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New York
St. Louis
Maritime accident report and ship updates in early dispatch
An early dispatch notes a steamer leak 100 miles east of destination as water poured in and compartments held. a later report mentions the State of Virginia accident waters. Other lines record the Cyphrenes bound for Sydney via Honolulu and sea conditions.
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State of Virginia
Conc Dese
A.8.n. Co
Sydney
Honolulu
Unclear OCR fragment of early 20th century notices
Fragmentary report mentions John H Watt a merchant with liabilities around 27 000 and an extraction from the Bank of England to New York, plus Montreal grocer Harlow Chandler with 200 000 liabilities. Also references to cases of cattle disease in England and various political notes.
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Bank of England
New York
Harlow Chandler
St. Paul Street
Montreal
Sangh Been
Engst of Commerce
Ngland
Nichol
Bankey
Bourbon County Fair Sees Large Crowd and Fine Stock
Paris Kentucky September 12 Bourbon County Agricultural Society’s thirty-eighth exhibition drew a large crowd. Reports say rings held some of the finest stock seen, with the fair financially and otherwise successful. Police praised for promptness. only four drunken men noted. Embry shot remains uneasy. Merraugh’s trial set for next Tuesday. Premiums awarded across stallions mares and driving stock. Champion prizes to Wilson and Hughes. The event closed amid jubilation and continued interest in future fairs.
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Paris
Bourbon County Agricultural Society
Bourbon’ House
Embry
Merraugh
Harrison
War Department Signal Service Report on Commerce and Culture
The record notes actions by the War Department Signal Service of the U S Army Division in relation to commerce and culture, dated September 14 at 7:05 AM. It references Chicago and mentions the station at Gleway and other places, with cryptic notes on timelines and personnel.
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War Department
Signal Service
U. 8
Army
Weather Bulletin for Mississippi and Missouri Valleys
Weather bulletin from the Office of the Chief Signwal reports areas of rain and cloudy weather across the Mississippi and Missouri Valleys. Winds shift from easterly to southerly with falling temperatures and increasing humidity as the day progresses.
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Sigwal ‘Wasmixotox
D.C
Lake Ee Er
Mississippi
Missouri
Fallieg Isles
Obie Ieee
Ministers invite Moody and Sankey to Chicago
Evan ministers of Chicago have invited Moody and Sankey to come at once. The President may return to Washington today for a cabinet meeting on Mississippi troubles. A railroad to Alta Utah near Emma, Flagstaff and other mines was completed, with a train running there yesterday. Edwin Booth’s recovery is slower than expected and he may cancel engagements. War between rail interests over rate cuts may end soon. Pioneers of California in New York adopted sorrowful resolutions for Wm. C. Ralston’s mis fortunes. A colorless dispute at Boys Central High New Orleans prompts attendance by white senior class. Cleveland’s Northern Ohio Fair Association began its sixth annual fair with fine weather and strong gains. all departments filled and good attendance. The air will be pleasant throughout the week.
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Evan
Chicago
Pamcel E Exken
Moody
Sankey
Washinton
Mississippi
Alta
Utah
Emma
Flagstaff
Edwin Booth
Pioneers of
California
New York
Wm. C. Ralston
WastixoTox
Marsh
Indian Bureau
Red Cloud Agency
Len
Marth
Commissioner Smith
Commission
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Mr. Marsh
Professor Marsh
Fire destroys barn and corn in Bloom Town ship Fairfield County
A barn belonging to A. K. Estler in Bloom Town ship Fairfield County and its crops and farming implements were burned Saturday night. Samuel Israel alias Jacob Miller is linked to the incident and authorities report a rising pattern of arson and theft across the region.
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A.K. Estler
Bloom Township
Fairfield County
Samuel Israel
Jacob Miller
Lowle
Jes M. Reed
Erie
Courier-Journal
Nashville Ial
Decatur
Alabama
Kenetedy Quending
Monentucky
Tennexas
Stain
National Bank of Paxton
Bankers’ of
Chicago
Foulke
Eee
San Francisco
Aleo
Ted
Pacific Distillery
San F
Fai
Louis
Deadly fall rocks New York aerial ladder accident
In Rutger's Square New York on September 10 an experimental aerial ladder contraption failed as the chief and eight to ten men worked atop it. The ladder snapped as it swayed, killing three men instantly and injuring several more. chief or battalion head Wim H Nash reportedly among the deceased, with Philip Morse and Wm Hughes also dead.
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New York
Mrag Uda
Rutger’s Square
Wim. H. Nash
Philip Morse
Wm. Hughes
Constitutional Amendment and Crime in Cincinnati
Special Dispatch notes the Supreme Court session starting September 27 and targets on the political fight over a constitutional amendment. Burglary rates rise, with ex-convicts blamed, while High-street Railroad objects to asphalt work costs. Conductors' Association meets in New York October 27–28. Ohio school plans for Centennial representation take shape by October 1.
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Cottanya
Supreme Court
Baber
Baker
Conductors’ Association of the
United States
Grand Central Hotel
New York
Smart
State Teachers’ Association
Ohid
Catholic Children Withdrawn from Public Schools
In Chillicothe on September 11 a Catholic church sermon urged parents to pull children from public schools. Father Murray of St Mary’s Irish Catholic Church led the appeal and several families followed, with one room reporting four withdrawals as a result.
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Cincinnati Times
Chillicothe
Murray
St. Mary’s
The President Skips Washington Visit for Cumberland Meeting
The President informs the Attorney General he will not visit Washington now to attend the Army of the Cumberland meeting. He has returned Mississippi correspondence to Pierrepont for decision and telegraphed Federal officers statewide for further information before acting.
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Cincinnati
Washincton
Washington
Army of the Cumberland
Mississippi
Pierrepont
Train wreck in Toronto rails sparked fatal fire in New Yoak
A private telegram from Toronto reports a severe Grand Trunk Railway wreck in the morning. Several train employees were killed as the entire train derailed and caught fire. Many cattle buried under debris were roasted alive, with impossible rescue.
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New Yoak
Toronto
Grand Trank Railroad
San Francisco Bank Syndicate Progress Doubts Persist
Anxiety over the Los E syndicate’s reopening lingers as no definite date is set. Directors say Reese has not subscribed yet and the fund stands just over 27 million dollars. Banks in California and Nevada delay formal resumption while members travel to Virginia City and the big stock boards work through the small board.
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San Francisco
Los E
Michael Reese
Reese
Lucky Baldwin
Rice Ralston
Virginia City
Fort
Waar
Esterday
Lew Siabeds
San Provinco Boardars
Little Board
California
Nevada
Maine Returns Shape Local Races in Cumberland, Waldo
Boston reports meagre returns from Maine with Cumberland County swinging to Democrats and Conner winning by 489. Waldo County backs Roberts with 75 majority and elects a Democratic slate. Plaisted likely wins in the Fourth District. Conner’s margin under 5,000. Nine constitutional amendments likely adopted.
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Boston
Maine
Cumberland County
Democrata
Conner
Waldo County
Jackson
Roberts
Plaisted
Conder
Foreign Money and Stock Market
London report notes dull opening in Gantainis with Erie slipping further by half percent. Pennsylvania Railroad and Reading Railroad each rise quarter percent. Limited money in market with borrowers able to secure funds on prime collateral. Consolidated bonds firm rising one eighth percent.
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New York
U K
London Dispatch
Gantainis
Erie
Pennsylvania Railroad
Secretary Belknap Returns From Western Tour
Secretary Belknap arrived back in Washington this morning from a western tour and will stay until the 20th before departing for Des Moines Iowa to attend the reunion of the Society of the Army of the Tennessee.
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Belknap
Washington
Des Moines
Iowa
The
Society of the Army of the Tennessee
Ex-Senator Pag Delivers Speech to Veterans Group
Ohio figure Pag delivers an address to an audience of Mexican War veterans. The speaker, a former senator, addresses the Veteran Association and emphasizes remembrance and service, detailing themes of patriotism and civic duty.
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New York
Pag
Ohio
Pittsburg Man Dies on Fourth Avenue in Morning
Special Dispatch says William Adams, brother of Captain C. F. Adams of the towboat Wild Duck, fell dead on Fourth avenue in Pittsburgh this morning. An inquest was held and a verdict of heart disease rendered.
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Cincinnnati Times
Pittsburg
William Adams
C. F. Adams
Wild Duck
Fourth Avenue
Progress of Donaraktism in Paris Bonapartist conclave
A Paris telegram reports M. Rouher traveling to Arenenberg Switzerland to attend a Bonapartist conclave on Friday. Admiral Ronciere Le Moury is invited but undecided. Ewile Ollivier is expected to go. Bonapartist propaganda spreads in Paris with Epys and Onis distributed freely.
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Loxvon
The
Daily News
Paris
M. Rouher
Arenenberg
Switzerland
Ronciere le Moury
Cartaf
River News Dispatches From Various Ports
Special dispatches report Monongahela river height at 1 foot 9 inches and falling, with launches at Brownsville Pringle’s boatyard for a new abdeny and a steamer Forest City arriving tomorrow. Weather clear, waters rising and falling in different locales as steamers ply the rivers and port lists note vessels in Cincinnati area.
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River News
Cincinnati Times
Pittscure
Monongahela
Forest City
Pringle
Brownsville
Bad war news from Herzegovina and Russia
In Stolatz Herzegovina residents surrender to the government after a failed insurgent bid led by Montenegran Galelo. The Times notes Russia may push a conference among treaty signatories to aid the Ottoman Porte. The Standard reports 6122 men and 100 women indicted in Russia for socialist activities, with many officials among the accused and the claim that revolution could follow a foreign war.
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Jaarcgh
Seelrom Viensa
Whic
Monten Han Galeloo
Porte
the Times
Russia
Saree Senko
Local Matters and Police Court Stints
The aged Judge D K Este nears ninety as October 21 approaches. Nineteenth Ward Republicans meet to organize Hayes and Young. Police consider reassigning an officer for better coverage. Elisa Grady, Mollie Mehan, and Kil a Manning arrested in Frank enstein jewelry store for stealing two gold rings valued at dollars. All received 30 days in the Workhouse plus $50 fines.
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Kila Manning
Mollie Mehan
Elisa Grady
Frank ‘Enstein
Lindemann
Lumbermen convention opens in Chicago amid 300 dealers expected
In Chicago on September 11, the Episcopal Diocesan Convention met as usual while the National Association of Lumbermen began its second annual session. An organization was formed during the mid session and about 300 lumber dealers are anticipated to attend. The fast mail train on the Pennsylvania Railroad arrived on time this morning.
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Chicago
National Association of Lumbermen
Pennsylvania Railroad
Counterfeiter Bound Over After Morning Proceeding
Cornelius Shay stood before U S Commissioner Halliday charged with passing counterfeit money. Commissioner deemed the testimony sufficient and bound him over to the Grand Jury. Bail was not posted and he was committed for further consideration.
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Cornelius Shay
United States
Hallidey
G Merat
Change election excitement as polls close early
This afternoon's election, described as highly exciting, pits Regulars against Independents with strong voter energy. Polls closed at 3, but the count won't finish in time for the final edition. Colonel Holloway is expected to win by a large majority.
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Holloway
Questioning of Bosler Tied to Bronx Agency Role
September 14 reports show Professor Marsh questioned before the Red Cloud Commission. Bosler is named as the real connection to the Bronx Agency and faced scrutiny regarding his actions and possible leadership role.
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Wasuigeros
Professor Marsh
Red Cloud Commission
Bosler
Bronx
Jightning mail train's cross country run and reception
The Jightning mail train left New York at 4 50 yesterday morning and arrived here at 3 15 this morning after twenty three hours and forty five minutes on the road. A mail service between New York Cincinnati Chicago and St Louis is arranged with through trains via New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads but opening day was postponed to the 16th inst due to incomplete cars. The train carried yesterday morning's New York Sea papers and thousands of papers were distributed along the way. A breakfast for Eastern visitors at the Grand Hotel featured speeches by C M Ogden J Doyle Henry Lowenthal Samuel Carpenter James Hyer and J R Shaler of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The party planned a suburban drive and return home. regular mail trains resume on the 16th inst with the first from New York due on the 14th.
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New York
Pate
Jewell
Central Railroad Company
New York Central
Pennsylvania
Cincinnati
Chicago
St. Loui
New York Gonering
New York Sea
J. Doyle
Hevent
Henry Lowenthal
Tubwue
Messrs
Samuel Carpenter
James Hyer
J. R. Shaler
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Grand Hotel
Panhandlera Company
Sidney B. Jones
Ogden
New York World
Doyle
New York Herald
Thomas
The
Cincinnati, Times
Man seeks verdict over express wagon fare dispute
Mr E G Penn of Clermont County traveled to the city stayed at the Broadway Hotel. He failed to rise for the omnibus and hired an express wagon to the O M depot. Penn offered seventy five cents, driver refused and demanded one dollar. Penn refused to pay. Valise taken to baggage master who later handed him ticket. Penn exonerates railroad officials while seeking whether wagon charge was lawful and if not to prosecute. Colonel Snellesker involved for report.
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E.G. Penn
Clermont County
Sheaver City
Broadway
Valie
Mr. Penn
Colonel Snellesker
Prisoners Escape Loose in Guernsey County Jail
Chief of Police Snellaker received notice from Sheriff W. P. Hartley that three prisoners fled Guernsey County Jail. Henry Morgan alias Mayo, James Y. Linn alias Roach, and Geo W. Stores are at large. Morgan faces burglary charges, Linn robbery, Stores bigamy. a $275 reward is offered for their apprehension.
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Snellaker
W. P. Hartley, Esq
Guernsey County
Ohio
Henry Morgan
Mayo
James Y. Linn
Roach
Geo. W. Stores
Morgan
Lion
Burnside
Stepfather's abuse prompts police court session
A young girl Luella Suitors was brought to the Police Court by her guardian this morning charged with miscarriage. The case revealed a cruel stepfather who had beaten the child, leaving her with a sling. Judge Lindeman dismissed the complaint and warned the man to treat the girl better to avoid trouble.
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Luella
Hor Ae
Wedding of Mr and Mrs W E Ludlow Celebrated at Home
The wedding of Mr W E Ludlow and his wife was celebrated last evening at their residence. Generous hospitality was extended to a large number of guests, many from the neighborhood, with the event described as a happy occasion.
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W. E. Ludlow
Will
Ohio Railroad
Court Bulletin Injunction Granted In Railroad Case
Temporary restraining order issued in Timothy Kirby versus Cincinnati and Baltimore Railroad Company. Case concerns Mill Creek embankment soil erosion and sediment deposition washing onto plaintiff land, asserting transferred soil became part of property. Plaintiff seeks to prevent further embankment work pending further adjudication. Harmon & Durrell represent plaintiff.
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Common Pleas
Cox
Timothy Kirby
Cincinnati and Baltimore Railroad Company
Mill Creek
Palais
Harmon & Durrell
Will of Daniel McLaren Probate Awarded by Judge Matson
Daniel McLaren estate probate finalized. The will leaves all property to his widow and two sons Daniel and John P. McLaren. Widow appointed executrix with no bond or inventory required, so no estate valuation will be reported.
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Matson
Daniel McLaren
Daniel
John P. McLaren
Hayes Club Grows as Meetings Remain Lively
The Hayes club continues to expand with active, engaging gatherings. Local sports note the Fairviews beat Huntwine 22 to 20 in a tense ball game. Nearby streets echo with nightlife chatter and social events drawing audiences to speeches by Smith Summer and Morris of Carthage addressing Republican listeners.
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Hayes Club
Fairviews
Huntwine
Springdale
Soney
J. H. Kater
Reading
Smith Summer
Mr. Morris
Carthage
Prince of Eaten Replies To Deputation War Decision
The prince answers a war deputation explaining his stance. In Ross County the Chillicothe Gazette notes Allen is favored to trail by 200 votes behind his ticket, signaling local political expectations.
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Serena
Skupoditijna
Chillicothe Garto
Allen
Ross County
Trains Arrive Promptly on Time From New York
St Louis and Indianapolis dispatches report fast mail trains and lightning mails arriving on schedule from New York. The Panhandle and Vandalia routes via Vandalia to St Louis delivered on time this morning, with earlier trains from New York arriving as scheduled, reflecting improved timing and adherence to timetable.
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Lightning
New York
Panhanile
Vandalia
St. Louis
New York Pa
Boston Prices Slide to Lows in Rail Market
Boston on September 14 reports Eastern railroad shares plunging to multi year lows as one issue drops from 433 4 cents to 15e, marking a sharp retreat in the rail sector.
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Boston
Edwards Foster duel referenced in Covington tale
A fragment recalls a legendary duel in Covington Commonwealth era lore, stating an editor’s pencil on white paper caused a fatal result yet the challenger vanished from public memory. It questions the fate of Benjamin F. Butler, nicknamed Beast Butler, noting sensational rumors across Kentucky papers.
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Covington Commonwealth
Edwards-Foster
Market highlights from Peoria to New York September 14 notes
Reports from Peoria and Detroit show grain prices firming or dull across corn oats and wheat with mixed receipts. Chicago and New York markets reflect steady flour and pork values, with oats and barley steady, corn active, and lard and whisky prices listed across several outlets.
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Peoria
Western
I. Barlear
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Repteitiar
Cass
Oil markets drift amid steady crude and refined prices
Oil markets show a firm mood with crude around 534 cents and refined near 5 1?4 cents. Prices in Pittston and Philadelphia hold steady with bids centered at 142 1/2 to 143 1/2 cents per barrel as demand remains quiet and trading subdued.
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Cincinnati Times
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Ieee
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