McGeoch & Co Fails in Lard Market Panic
Chicago 17 McGeoch Everingam Co heavy lard operators failed yesterday morning causing a panic in provisions and a collapse in prices from 11 574¢ to 9 20. Liabilities estimated around 2 000 600 with more failures anticipated.
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McGeoch & Co
Chicago
McGeoch, Everingam & Co
Frank James Trial Opens in Gallatin Tomorrow
Frank James trial set to start in Gallatin Missouri with nearly one hundred witnesses summoned. Many strangers arrived and locals worry about securing a conviction on either the Waston train robbery or the Sheets bank killing.
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Frank James
Gallatin
Waston
Sheets
New Hampshire Politics and Local Notices Parade Mixing
In Concord a split emerges among Republican U S senators nominees Rollins and Blair with some party members opposing both and others backing a railroad consolidation plan. Dem nominee Harry Bingham is praised. Chandler declines a run to remain in the Cabinet. Also local real estate, livestock, and notes from Pierre including Rev A P Graves preaching and free seats.
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Concord
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Rollins
Blair
U. S
Harry Bingham
Wm. E. Chandler
Arthur
Pierre
A. P. Graves
New York
Chicago
Congregational Church
Washington Notes: More Bother for Brady
The grand jury in Washington returned another indictment against Thomas J. Brady, deepening legal troubles for the named individual.
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Brady
Washington
Thomas J. Brady
Nasby to Wade Fourth Class Offices July 1
Dakota Nasby in Washington lists fourth class offices becoming presidential on July 1 Chamberlain Dakota. President appoints J H Miller postmaster Wahpeton Dakota.
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Washington
Chamberlain
Dak
J. H. Miller
Wahpeton
Foreign Intelligence and Local Notices From Dakota Press
A collage of brief items notes Lord Stafford Northcote may address the Commons on Mr Bright’s issues. A Marseilles balloon flight ends with rescue at sea. Advertisements tout land deeds abstracts and cheap meals at local eateries. Notices discuss settler claims, a land officer blanks sale, and capital commission critiques.
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Commons
E. T. Cressey
Huron Daily Leaper
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Cressey
Brookings Press
Huron Telegraph Office Signals May Business Volume
A LeaDEeR interview with G. E. Fletcher reveals Western Union activity in May. City messages 1642 were sent or received, specials 14821 words, and money collected $618.18. Pierre rivals trade and Dakota capital debates frame a bustling regional telegraph scene.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
G. E. Fletcher
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