Panorama of World News: Armour loss and market chaos
Armour's wheat shorting triggers a $2,000,000 loss as Chicago wheat market surges from 79 1 2 to 81 1 2 with 2,000,000 bushels dumped to break prices. Yale defeats Harvard in three Thames races as other incidents report fires, killings, wrecks, and a factory explosion.
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Armour
Ogden Armour
Chicago
Board of Trade
Weather summary of crop conditions across regions
Winter wheat yields disappointing with late corn and variable notes across eastern Rockies to mid Atlantic. Report highlights favorable conditions in Gulf and central southern states, with drought stress in Dakota plains and southern Missouri. Oats outlook weaker in the Dakotas and Nebraska, cotton small but steadier, tobacco and apples showing uneven progress.
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Rocky
Walless
Athuelie
Chia
Grave Hopee
Mississippi
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Eenhtel
Ces Gad
Bargedy
Bexas
Aie
Missour
Minersan& Pavia
North Dakota
Nebraska
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Teova
Washington
Dakotas
Kansas
Tawa
Plingis
Miehigan
Oho Valley
New England
North
Claredinat
Virginia
Missouri
Arkameas
Finais
Iowa
Michigan
Kentucky
New York
Virginias
Prison for a Planter Pleads Guilty to Peonage
Alabaman planter Jd W Pace of Patlapoosa Alabama was found guilty in federal court of holding African Americans in voluntary servitude. He received five years in prison on eleven indictments and bail set at 5000. Pace owned ten enslaved people at his farm and admitted guilt. A separate Georgia case in Macon saw Wallan Shy Artie Clawson and Robert Turner fined 3000 total, suspended on good behavior, for forcing a debtor into involuntary labor after taking a debt. The judge noted this was a first such case in Georgia and stressed deterrence over harsh punishment.
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Jd. W. Pace
Patlapoosa
Ala
Ife
Themise
Pace
Paces Farm
Owens Greet
Fle
Bine
Hie
T Macan
Speer
Georgia
Old Soldier Endures Double Leg Amputation in War Service
Persey City resident Trenty C Nichols, a veteran of Antietam and the Wilderness, faced two operations at Christ Hospital to have his leg removed while conscious. Despite stoic bravery and a week of hope, he suffered necrosis from war wounds and died nine days after the second amputation.
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Trenty C. Nichols
Persey City
Antietam
Wilderness
Christ Hospital
Nichols
Beattie resigns from Hiram College board
President J A Beattie of Hiram College resigns from the board of trustees. James J Van Alen, previously reported missing, has arrived in Newport Rhode Island after a world tour. A gas engine explosion on the Enoch Ross farm in Marion Township Ohio started a fire that engulfed a well two air tanks and an engine house. Lightning struck a chimney at Lake Wanderdale district school injuring a teacher and a pupil. Twenty five pupils were rendered unconscious.
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J. A. Beattie
Hiram Colleger
James J. van Alen
Newport
Rt. J
Enoch Ross
Marion Township
Ohio
Ion District
Lake Wanderdale
Building Boom Drives U S Construction Growth Across Cities
A historical survey notes a nationwide surge in construction from 1898 onward, with massive outlays in major cities and substantial rural development. It highlights wage rates across trades in cities like Chicago New York Cleveland and St Louis, and cites specific project totals and costs in cities including Washington Cincinnati Baltimore New Orleans and Omaha. The piece discusses delays and labor conditions affecting progress and contrasts outer-town activity with core urban building.
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Uider Way Ag
Chicago
Jack
Chiesa Suilding
Chicigo
Atlow Eos
SGOT
Farbor
Tter
Taber
St. Laowis
Wade
Washington
Buil
Virtuitighiane
Jos
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Orlean Uss
Minneapolla
Cleveland
Pitteburg
Denver
St. Leute
Kaussah Bos Taco
Ole Chaeith
Say
Prendelphia
Milwaukee
New York
Mullalas
Electrichos Chienge
Pittshore
St. Louis
Folleans
Baneas Chiy
Northwestern petitions spark mileage ticket talks
Traveling men file petitions for a new mileage ticket while rail lines plan changes. California line trains will run semi weekly between Chicago and major western hubs as Chicago Kansas City Los Angeles and San Francisco routes.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San’ Francisco
Big Four
Andianapolis
St. Louis
Hillsbord
Mast St. Louis
Ceuan
Yazoo
Mississippi Valley Railrad
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Mexico
Qaid Orient
Kingfisher
Trade Review Notes Mixed Outlook for Iron and Steel
R G Dun & Co reports subdued distribution due to unseasonable cold and heavy precipitation though overall prospects show improvement with higher farm yields and expanding manufacturer orders. Iron and steel face confusion with transportation delays and shifting buyer power. exports to finished steel rise slowly while imports fall except ore.
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New York
Jane
R. G. Dun & Co
Saya
Tatest
Ceattan Mills
United States
Midwest and Great Lakes market report on grains and livestock
Regional price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and grains across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee with wheat corn oats rye barley and pork prices. The data shows varied bid ranges by city and grade including No 2 and white corn and rough per bushel or cwt figures.
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Goles Oata
Indianapolis
Siconta
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
Bbc
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