Grain Markets in Buffalo Detroit Cincinnati Toledo Burrs
Grain markets show mixed activity across cities with steady Buffalo flour and cornmeal, subdued wheat decline at the Call Board, and varied oats quotes. Detroit offers steady flour and mixed white wheat while Cincinnati notes dull pork and steady beef. Toledo reports higher wheat and dull corn with nominal oats.
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Buffalo
Ste
Detroit
Toledo
P. J. Mulholland & Cou
Wholenare Dealers Park
Mess
Eng
Cary & Whittlesey, Millers
Louis Heyt
Hoeney
C. Jones
Hamilton
Buffalo Cément
Piaaternir
Hearlo
The Indian Situation and Crook’s Present Position
Reports on the Indian situation outline Crook’s current stance and policy context. The article surveys the Victor Bank-Snoif region in the West, highlighting ongoing tensions, territorial interests, and security concerns affecting local governance and policy debates.
Rioting gamblers clash at Lee Park race event
At Lee Park in Wiixysparer a mob attacked Chicago gamblers guarding a booth. About $3,000 was targeted as revolvers were waved and threats of hanging or shooting filled the air. Police restored order after leaders of the raid were arrested and two gamblers were seriously hurt. Other dispatches note a bank collapse in Victor and a Colorado snowstorm with prospects of a large harvest.
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Wiixysparer
Lee Park
Chicago
Enob
Crook's Position Near Nacorl Indicates Apache Scouts
Report from Mexican headquarters at Oposura says Apache scouts near Nacori belong to Gen. Crook's force. Mexican guards captured by Crook have reached headquarters. Crook encamped at Tre Castellos, with Gracia contending with hostiles. Campaign expected to end by June due to rain making mountain streams fordable.
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Oposurta
Nacorl
Jamestown Crookedness and a Wedding Note
Jamestown New York June 8 a Swede named Carlson recently dismissed from the village police force has vanished leaving creditors, a few weeks ago he sent his family to New York and was said to have been persuaded to give up nine dollars. John Roberts of Watts Flats returned from Erie county penitentiary and cannot locate Carlson. Prof A Frank Jenks of Freedonia normal school and Miss Florence Scheldoer of Jamestown were married at the bride's mother's home Thursday.
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Robert
Carlson
Pedestrann
A. Frank Jenks
Fredonia Normal School
Florence Scheldoer
Jamestown
Waverly Mob Hangs Barber Brothers After Jail Escape
Waverly Iowa June 9 The Barber brothers were taken from jail at 11 80 last night and hanged by a mob led by brothers of Shepard whom the Barbers killed in the incident linked to an earlier offense.
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Associated Press
Waverly
Iowa
Brothers of Shepard
Haps and Mishaps Gathered by Our Shears
A digest of scattered reports from Albany to Kennedy and North East. Fire, storms, and accidents figure prominently with a cannon fire incident near Olean wounding Mrs. Taggerty, a lightning strike killing sheep and lambs at a Griswold farm, a gas well near North East drawing attention as pipes reach the derrick and light the town.
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Kennedy Village
Shetter
Daniel Griswold
Kennedy
Erie Js
North
Messra
Haynes & Holcomb
North East
Runaway Race Ends in Fatal Accident at Fair Grounds
Eugene Root of Syracuse was dragged by a runaway sulky during a race at the fair. The horse broke loose, crashing the buggy and trampling Root, whose injuries were fatal. Several onlookers were slightly injured in the scramble before the horse was stopped and the program resumed after a short delay.
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Avsors
Eugene Root
Syracuse
Root
The Fate of a Manager
The report states Geo Frederick, proprietor of a theatre company, was shot and killed by reporter John Bell over Frederick's mistress. The date and location are unclear, with disjointed references to Wasunatos and a June timing. Naval officers awaiting orders may join the Chinese navy pending war with France.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Geo
Frederick
John Bell
Wasunatos
France
Lackawanna Company Buys Central Wharf Property
The Lackawanna Company acquired nearly all property on Central wharf from Main to Commercial Street, instantly animating business circles as the deal unfolds via Associated Press dispatches from Borrato and Junge.
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the Lackawanna
Associated Press
Borrato
Junge 9
the Lackawanna Company
Central Wharf
Execution of Elbert M. Stephenson at Gallows Fenst
Elbert M. Stephenson was hanged in Lawrenceville today at one o clock for murdering his aunt on August 10, 1681. About 10,000 spectators attended from six counties. he showed no emotion, conversed with onlookers, and refused to confess. The neck did not break, and he hung twenty minutes. his wife declined to receive the body and his uncle will bury it.
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Stephenson
Washington Waifs and Equity Case Motions
Equity Court yesterday heard the Bigelow Maacn case on dissolving the restraint on funds collected by public subscription. A letter offered by Bigelow’s counsel seeks $5000 relinquishment of all claims. Secretary Folger reviews customs district reports aiming to cut Boston duties costs by 33,000 yearly. New York likely unchanged. Star route from Fort Niobrara to Deadwood set by Congress for the lowest bidder, Nebraska delegation supported. Miners and Vaile remain bondholders and contractors. conviction won’t affect the Post Office’s duty to honor contractor agreements.
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Bigelow-Maacn
Equity Court
Mrs. Maacn
Folger
Boston Customhouse
New York
Fort Niobrara
Deadwood
Elmer
Congress
Nebraska
van Wyck
Miner
Vaile
Miser
Eoore
Lady Cuyler Sets Unprecedented Half Mile Time
Special to Associated Press report from New York on June 9 notes Lady Cuyler ran a half mile in 1 053, aided by a road wagon weighing 168 pounds.
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Associated Press
New York
False Pretences Unprofitable
Police in Syracuse arrested Jacob Esterson after he obtained $800 worth of goods on false pretences in September 1892 and shipped them to Kansas City, according to a Special to the Associated Press from Boreaco June 9.
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Associated Press
Boreaco
Jacob Esterson
Syracuse
Kansas City
Boston mill to close on July first
The Merchant's Mill at Dedham Boston will close indefinitely on July 1. In Poughkeepsie William Stevens the former oarsman, was found drowned. missing since December 5, accidental drowning noted. Port Jervis Henry Munich a boot maker made an assignment with liabilities between 420000 and 25000.
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Boston
Dedham
Poughkeepsies
Wm. Stevens
Port Jervis
Henry Munich
Pope Leo Refuses to See Earlington, Bid Is Hidden
In a terse note, Pope Leo refuses a meeting with Earlington. The communication leaves the requested bid unseen and unaddressed as officials await further guidance.
Kellys Execution Special Dispatch to the Evening Observer
June 9 report on Kellys hanging noting few incidents. A young woman knelt and invoked God against informer Carey as the execution proceeded. A prisoner's Aid Society member sought a reprieve from the Lord Lieutenant claiming Kelly attended a society meeting at the time of murder.
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Dewis
Kelly
Carey
Prisoner’s Aid Society
Startling Action Shakes Irish Policy in Rome
A Rome cable reports the Pope refused an audience to British Minister Errington, signaling a possible shift in Irish policy. Errington is in disgrace. the English party in Rome appears shaken as he heads toward England.
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Boston
Rome
Errington
Ertington
England
Excursion to Gowanda Glen by Brooks Hose Companies
The Hose Companies of the Brooks Locomotive Works announce a grand excursion to Gowanda Glen for Thursday June 14. Tickets are 73 cents and the event is expected to be large. Damon s orchestra travels to Lily Dale camp grounds at Cassadaga Lake this morning. Musicians include Walton Damon George N Damon John Eggers H Wingerstein John R Thornton Harry Vanderberg and Zach Taylor.
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Brooks Locomotive Works
Gowanda Glen
Damon
Lily Dale Camp
Cassadaga Lake
Messrs
Walton Damon
George N. Damon
John Eggers
H. Wingerstein
John R. Thornton
Harry Vanderberg
Zach Taylor
Auction of former Hequembourg stock to be sold in three lots
Public auction due on Thursday morning June 28 1893 at the Lion street store. The stock balance formerly owned by W K Hequembourg will be sold in three lots covering dry goods groceries and boots and shoes. H C Hegrexnoces assignee.
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W. K. Hequembourg
Lion St
H.C. Hegrexnoces
Brushing Rosin-Ammonia Solution for Rubber Packing
A rosin and ammonia solution is brushed onto rubber to form a water and steam light packing. The paste starts viscid and sticky, then thins over three to four weeks. It adheres to rubber, wood, and metal, hardens as ammonia evaporates, and becomes impervious to liquids.
Annual Saturday Picnic and Sunday Assembly at Cassadaga Camp Grounds
Annual gathering set for June 1 and 16 at Cassadaga camp grounds with speakers P. Kellogg of Ohio and Cephas B. Lynn of the Banner of Light in Boston. Damon’s band provides daytime music and his orchestra for Saturday evening dancing. Excursion trains depart Dunkirk 0:40 a.m. on Buffalo arrival. D. and A. R. will offer excursion rates. Hotel on grounds.
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Cassadaga Camp Grounds
P. Kellogg
Ohio
Cephas B. Lynn
the Banner of Light
Boston
Damon
Dunkirk
Buffalo
D. A
P. Ra
Weather District Forecast for Osagination and Eastern Lakes
Partly cloudy conditions with variable winds and a falling then rising barometer. Forecast covers Washington Osagination and the Lower Lakes region with developing weather changes expected in the eastern portion.
Military leaders to attend West Point graduation
Secretary Lincoln General Sherman Ad jutant-General Drum Col Barr and Col Bacon will depart Sunday evening for the graduation exercises at West Point next week. Erie Pa John Fenton, posing as a Home Publishing agent of Pittsburg, was arrested for criminally assaulting twelve year old May Tafft and held after claiming moral weakness. Jamestown reports a panther seen north of town with hunters scouring the area. the creature is blamed for killing dogs and sheep, said to inhabit Cassadaga swamp. Utica canal leak at Schwab's Dry Dock due to a broken drain prompted closure of feeds at Rome and Oriskany and opening of waste gates at Frankfort and Uties, delaying navigation briefly. News carried AC Hive.
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Ges. Sherman
Drum
Col. Barr
Col. Bacon
Weat Point Military Academy
Erie, Pa
John Fenton
of the Home Publishing Company
Pittsburg
May Tafft
Jamestown
Cassadaga Swamp
Utica
Schwab
Rome
Oriskany
Frankfort
Uties
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