Fraud in Land Entries Sparks Court Case
Investigation into extensive land entry frauds tied to ex land commissioner Sparks proceeds to trials in San Francisco. J B Hall faces perjury charges as key expert surveyors Glover Benson Parrus are slated for trial for allegedly forming a San Francisco syndicate to steer Pacific slope contracts and secure multi million dollars via banks. A separate item notes an Iowa couple found dead by accidental gas in San Francisco. A Minneapolis mill report projects grain output and a GAR appointment completes Weissert's staff for judge advocate Tanner.
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Sparks
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Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
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San Francisco
J. B. Hall
J. R. Glover
J. A. Benson
Suveyors
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Pacific
Surveyor General
Iowa
Doyle
International Hotel
Davenport
Week's Exchanges and Shipping News Across Regions
The week ending Nov 10 saw total gross exchanges reach $1,176,073,866, up 11.2 percent from last year in major U.S. cities. Reports include Union Pacific stock asset notes in Boston, a Russian seizure of a Victoria sealing schooner off Copper Islands, Porter Boiler Manufacturing's voluntary assignment in South Chicago, and Dubuque's Commercial Bank assets auctioned for $10,000. Also noted are weathered losses from storms near St Johns and Mostevinne, massing Russian troops on the German frontier, a Lexington yearling named Rounder selling for $4,000, and French victories toward Dahomey in Paris.
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New York
United States
Falla
Cascado
Porter Boiler Manufacturing Company
South Chicago
South Omaha Live Stock Prices and Market Report
South Omaha livestock prices show receipts of about 4 000 cattle with varying weights trading around 3.77 to 4.50 for lighter cattle and 3.65 to 4.40 for 1 109 to 1 300 pound cows. Feeder cattle range 2.00 to 3.70 with common feeders 2.00 to 2.40 while hogs total about 1 800 with prices from 5.23 to 6.45 for lights to mixed grades and 5.40 to 5.00 for heavies with the overall market reported as lower by about five cents.
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Aston Stock
Yarrups
South Omaha
Livestock Receipts and Grain Quotes Across Markets
Union Stock Yards reports cattle receipts of 2 590 head with common to extra steers at 3 165 60 cows and bulls up to 3 00 head. Hog receipts 40 000 with heavy 5 476 70 mixed and medium 5 407 45 65 light 5 25 5 00. Sheep receipts 70 head and lambs 3 6 4 76. Chicago Grain and Provisions shows WHEAT November 724 December 13443 May 4 c. CORN November 41 la c December 41 4 c May 46 7 c. PORK November 12 0162 December 12 05 January 1 45 LARD November 8 80 January 7 80 SHORT RIBS January 8 82 14 May 7 00. St Louis reports FLOUR firm patents 3 40 3 60 extra fancy 3 10 64 20 fancy 2 15 7 30 family 1 45. WHEAT closed bottom November 6 he December 6 834 bid May 7 9 4 bid. CORN weak and lower November 40 c December 38 36 c year 38 jc January 36 44c May 43 c. OATES dull May 8c. Sioux City hogs noted. Saturday market steady 10 to 5 per cent.
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Cineaco
Nov
St. Louis
Seerea
Notable 19th Century Career Of John T Dingley
John T Dingley born October 2 1828 in Lewiston Maine died November 16 1892 in Lewiston Maine. He served as Mobile Port customs collector under Pierce and made a fortune in cotton brokerage. He helped the Confederacy with a 2 million loan and fought as a colonel in the 10th Alabama at Vicksburg where he was severely wounded. After the war he owned Mobile and Ohio Railroad stock, lived in the south until 1873 then Maine Massachusetts then Montana from 1877. He suffered from a stomach cancer leading to his death November 16 1892 in Lewiston.
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Best Remedy for Flux Touted by Texarkana Editor
Mr Thomas Batte editor of the Graphic Texarkana Arkansas testifies to the efficacy of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in a severe attack last summer. He reports almost immediate relief and complete cure and recommends it to others. 25 and 50 cent bottles sold by Bond Peterson.
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Chamberlain
C. S. Hackett
Clinton County National Bank
Wilmington
Ohio
Moore
Bradshaw
Thomas Batte
the Graphic
Texerkana
Arkansas
Bond & Peterson
Residence sale in Thomson addition auction
The Thomson addition residence formerly owned and occupied by L. E. Stringham will be sold on easy terms. Apply to B. E. White.
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L. E. Stringham
B. E. White
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