Train crash and landslide tolls across multiple reports
A Boston and Chicago express collision in a tunnel near Toledo injures many with several deaths reported. Other items recount a Tasiti wreck in Mexico, multiple ships wrecked on the Great Lakes, a Canton landslide burying workers, a Kalispell bridge collapse, Tracy fire damage, and Bellaire glass works blaze with heavy losses.
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National third party convention to meet in St Louis
A St Louis gathering February 22 will assemble Farmers Alliance Knights of Labor Grange and Reform Press delegates with other groups to form a federation for the national campaign. The event follows Ocala aims to unite diverse third parties for harmony and action.
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Ocala
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Markets Rise and Fall Seen in Live Stock Report
Aston Stock Yarps reports cattle receipts around 1,800 to 1,500 pounds with prices from 4.75 to 2.75 for various grades and steady to lower markets. Hog totals near 60,000 head with heavy and medium classes priced around 3.70 to 4.10, while sheep show a 2.25 to 5.75 spread. Grain futures include wheat at 84 to 84 and corn around 42 to 44 cents, with pork and lard values listed for December to May contracts.
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Epicurean morsels from the deli and pantry
Eyes cooked on the plate reveal a delicate dish as peaches become plentiful and cheap. The Compo Mill oyster, raised in a Connecticut pond, is praised as the finest flavored oyster. A note on celery as a versatile ingredient ends the fragment.
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Wide World News In Briefs From Around The Globe
Russia may seek to curb horse exports while Cuba faces bank bill discounts and embarrassment. Reports cover river pearl hunters near Sangamon, a 75,000 dollar Lynn fire, Mexico's pressure on troops at the Rio Grande, and Hatch's bid for Speaker. Also noted are rail wrecks, lynchings, floods, and political shifts in Europe and the Americas.
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Madrid
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The Most Liberal Taw Ever Offered to Le Write
A fragment appears to reference liberal terms offered to writers or agents, though readable details are scarce and unclear. The garbled text hints at negotiations or proposals but lacks concrete names dates places or outcomes to confirm.
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