Grain Markets and Allied Reports from the Associated Press
Grain market notes show Buffalo quiet and steady, spring wheat mixed with Duluth prices around 120 to 123, June at 123, July bids 172. winter wheat nominal. Corn and oats dull with mixed westerns around 62 cents, 3,000 bushels by No. 2 Toledo. Cincinnati report lists prices for park duty whisky and hogs. Toledo notes No. 2 red wheat and No. 2 corn quotable. The Dynamite Trials: Gallagher, Wilson, Whitehead and Curtis found guilty. Bernard and Gallagher not conticv en other items remain of interest. trial details note nitro glycerine use and a judge’s verdict. Whitehead asserts legitimate mining use, jury returns guilty verdicts, lifelong penal servitude for four men. Bernard Gallagher not guilty. White shot Hutchison during an exchange. investigation continues. Station visit with Whitehead noted.
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Assault on Immigrant Leads to Arrest in Queenstown
Michael Gormhey, an immigrant, was assaulted by a steward aboard the steamer British Prince during the voyage from Queenstown to Puscavatella. He went insane and was confined to the insane hospital. The Hiberian Society had the steward arrested. Gormley was later taken from the hospital and put back aboard the British Prince under the Pauper Act, eight men dragging him onto the ship to avert prosecution.
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Puscavatella
Deserter Sailor Arrest Reward amid Early June Storms
Erie sailor George W. Cahoon, 19, deserted from the revenue cutter Commodore Perry at Toledo, with a $25 reward offered for arrest. A destructive June 12 storm hit Clymer with heavy rain, washed roads away, and damaged bridges and mills. Other items note Postal Telegraph line progress, Buffalo drinking fountain gift, and farming advice on plowing direction to boost yields.
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Washington Walfs and Army Affairs Update
Additional charges have been preferred against Supervising Architect Hill. Bupeuid Creer Contraitlrs of Washington allege bias in awarding a phonatic contractor. Visitors to the West Potrim Military Academy forward a report to the Secretary of War praising repairs and improvements. Judge James signed an order dismissing the Bigelow suit on condition of $400. Secretary Teter discusses Apache prisoners captured by Gen. Crook and favors holding them as prisoners rather than returning them to the agency.
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Geh. Crook
Mexico
Young Nutt Defense Hinges On Temporary Insanity
Special to the Amodalet Preet reports legal circles in Ustosrows Pa saying Young Nutt’s defense will rest on temporary insanity after the shooting done coolly and without assault. The defense argues the killer’s mind was influenced by his father’s murder his sister’s disgrace and the demeanor of Dukes as factors.
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Braga
Tornado Hits Reptown Village in Missouri Vaccey
Special to decodreted Press reports Reptown Village was blown away by a tornado Wednesday night in Missouri Vaccey Iowa. No loss of life is reported.
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Vaccey
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Reptown Village
Fat Take Special to the Associated Press
A misc collage of notes covers theft at Essex jewelry shop, farming tips, crop and fruit observations, and garden practices. It includes advice on tree wound treatment with gum shellac, evaporated apples market notes, soot for plants, cabbage transplanting, Dent vs Flint corn, drainage benefits, and pest control for cabbage from cut worms with protective wrapping and planting away from infestation.
Weather, war news, and farming tips from 19th century dispatches
Reports from Valoires and Chirila describe a village burned and ungrounded war prep rumors. Other items note a Guayaquil cannon volley, Woodford's address at a New York college, and peace proposal rejections in Lima. Fever in Vera Cruz, a Panamasia earthquake alert near Quito, and a century-old destruction at Lata cunge. New Haven foresees a possible thirty percent dividend for policyholders. Domestic farming advice covers pest nets for squash, crossbreeding hens, using privy cleanings as fertilizer for peaches, currant care with hellebore, and Delaware peach market cooperatives to prevent glut.
Whistling robber tale from Russian legend
A English summary of a Russian legend about a giant robber who sat on nine oak trees, known as Nightingale for his powerful whistle that could render a victim unconscious before he killed him. Marometz captured him with an arrow and brought him to Grand Prince Vladimir’s court, where a royal whistling test nearly doomed the prince until a loyal courtier silenced the culprit.
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Nightingale
Marometz
Vladimir
Gentleman's Magazine
The Press Concerning the Dynamiters A Skeleton With a History
This compact summary surveys how the press has treated a long unsettled dynamiters case. It traces recurring motifs and public sentiment across decades, noting political pressures and shifting blame in prominent editorials.
Mutinous Mate Suicide Attempt Shocks Neotgavitce
Special dispatch reports at Neotgavitce Indiana on June 15 that Joseph Copher a deaf mute shot his sister-in-law three times and then killed himself. Both are expected to die.
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Ind
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Odaerver
Loscos
the Times
London
A Fatal Squall Capsizes Barque Hebe on Lake Champlain
Spenal Dispatch reports from Toos dated June 15 the Hebe capsized in a squall off Colchester Point Lake Champlain. The captain and mate were drowned.
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Sepulchra Find in Cellar Vault Brings Skeleton to Light
Special Dispatch reports from Pintaverrina that during cellar excavation at William Pena’s former mansion a brick vault was found containing a coffin with human bones. Coroners took charge as investigators ponder the origins of the skull and remains.
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Pintaverrina
Weather Report and Local Advertising Notice
Probabilities indicate signal station at Wasnrsarox reports 3 PM near Lower Lakes with slightly warmer, partly cloudy conditions and rain in the west portion. Winds variable from east to south, barometer falling. Community notices promote Mr. Loch’s barber services and Mr. Newmann’s Fox Street resort and beer offerings with emphasis on quality and freshness.
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