Buffalo Wheat Prices and Grain Market Notes
Flour quality steady and cornmeal fair in Buffalo with oats steady. Hard Duluth No.1 at 120 and 6,000 barrels for Jane at 123 bid July. Detroit flour steady, No.1 white and No.2 white mixed markets noted. Cincinnati and Toledo wheat higher No.2 red, corn mixed, oats nominal in various bids.
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Wrecking attempt on Nashua to disrupt the 5 o'clock train
A reckless effort to damage the Washua and Rochester line occurred when unknown parties tried to wreck the 5 pm passenger train. A vigilant woman removed a large lumber pile from the track seconds before the locomotive arrived, averting disaster.
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Double Execution Report From South Carolina Jail
Solomon Hewitt and Willie Hardee were executed today in South Carolina with large crowds watching. Hewitt remained calm, professed innocence, and died within fifteen minutes after the trap dropped. Hardee protested his innocence, asked for water and tobacco, and struggled before death ten minutes later.
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Seiwa Mob Hangs Suspect After Brutal Crime
A Wetumpka report says Jordan Corbin murdered Benjamin Carden and wounded his wife and son to rape his daughter near Rockford Coosa County. Citizens captured Corbin and hanged him after he was jailed. the daughter fled, later found near dead from fright, while the mother and son survive injuries.
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Minister Thomas Graham Dies in His Sleep in Putneyville
The Rev. Thomas Graham, 73, was found dead in his bed in Putneyville Armstrong county on June 16. He retired in good health and had served as a minister for nearly fifty years. The cause of death is listed as heart disease.
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Col Rogers Corny Pa Death Rumor Denied
Rumor circulated that Col C P Rogers of Col Rogers Corny Pa attempted suicide by cutting his throat. The report proved entirely false and not supported by any facts.
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C. P. Rogers
Shaving Funch? Deaths and a Train Wreck Reported
Rogers cut his neck while shaving and holding a baby on his lap during a mishap. A Youngstown man killed himself at a railroad crossing by throwing under an engine. A double freight train collision near Mysovitrg caused massive damage with no injuries reported.
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Arrested for Murder in Dayton Case
Harrison Page, a traveling musician described as colored, was arrested in Macca Causk Pennsylvania this afternoon charged with killing a white man in Dayton Ohio in 1878. A reward of 1000 dollars is offered for his arrest.
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Refinery Leased to Pennsylvania Oil Firm in Sarnia
The Black Star oil refinery at Sarnia, Ontario, has been leased by the Pennsylvania Oil Reining company. Workmen will begin immediate improvements and rebuilding. The firm has secured about 1,500 acres of oil territory in Sarnia Township. Numerous pipelines will connect wells in the township and in OF Springs with the refinery.
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Wages of Sin Kaseas City Tragedy
John Rayser, a 24 year old mechanic, shot and killed Ada Thorne, 18, an inmate of a bagnio, after she left him for a life of shame. Rayser, drunk, visited her and tried to persuade her to return, then fired five times. Three bullets struck Ada in the head, one in the shoulder, and the last in the heart. He reloaded and fired twice at other inmates and twice at an arresting officer, but without effect.
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Plan to Propagate Paupers Ends Marriage Push
In Eme on June 13 the Poor Directors halted work at the almshouse for married couples after the grand jury recommended housing changes. The single inmates chose to marry under Pennsylvania law needing only one witness, which would have required over 100 extra rooms. Petersburg reports commutations for three Nihilists condemned to death, and five more sentences shortened. Catlettsburg hearing on the Gibbons family murder was postponed as witnesses were not ready in Ashland.
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Maud and Aldine Run 2 13 in Vanderbilt Show
August Belmant visits town as Vanderbilt's act is staged. Maud and Aldine set a show record with a time of 2 13, drawing crowd interest and local chatter about endurance and performance.
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Vanderbilt Drives Maud S and Aldine to Fast Mile
At the gentleman’s driving park in New York on June 16 Vanderbilt piloted Maud S and Aldine to a top wagon time of a mile in 2 54 and equaled his best record. The story also covers John Devoy libel trial where Belmont defends his name amid emotional testimony and a tearful oath about family honor.
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Conflagrations and court cases span several cities
Oshkosh reports a flouring mill fire with $90000 loss and Coaticook, Quebec, a knitting factory blaze. Sterling and nearby districts suffer major fires with large property losses. Fremont records Raeford’s murder sentence for October 12. Jersey City notes a prison escape for $10 and nine months hard labor. Dublin mocks dynamite conspirators. Merrimac River steamer sinks with all funds saved. Philadelphia man leaves town with $20000 short. Irish National League subscrip tions rise at Morrose County meeting.
Cabinet Meeting Reports Routine Business and Indian Schools Plan
Washington notes a short Cabinet session focusing on routine matters. Reports say children seized by Gen. Crook will be sent east to Indian schools. Other items include Dorsey’s libel suits threat, a court discharge in Louisville, and various regional updates from Lisbon to San Carlos Agency.
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Trial acquits J A Parsons in $1500 embezzlement case
Special Dispatch reports the Forestville attorney J A Parsons was discharged after a Philadelphia trial. The judge dismissed him from the limits as the embezzlement charges involving $1500 were resolved without conviction. The article notes Chicago excitement and references McGearch Everington Caan and a defistry in Philadelphia.
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Forestville
Parsons
Sinking of the propeller Canada near Rockport
Special dispatch from Kingston Ont reports the Canada struck a rock and sank while carrying general merchandise. The wreck occurred near Rockport, with confirmation of the steamer’s loss and cargo in the report.
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Rockport
Vengeful Chinatown Assault After Gambling Raid
Special Dispatch reports from Pincaperpaia on June 16. In Wah Lee's gambling den raid, Lee You, the informer, was attacked and shot last night by two Chinamen. The assailants were arrested.
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Bankrupt dealers shake market in lard panic
Special dispatch from Caroaco June 16 reports McGeorch Everingham & Co the largest lard and provision dealers on the board have failed. The rumor proved true and statements were unavailable causing a panic in prices for lard pork and related provisions this morning.
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Caroaco
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Bank Statement and New Cremation News
New York reports loans up 511000 and deposits up 2305000 while specie rises 718000 and legal tenders fall 897000. In Wasurkotos Pa the cremation project advances as remains of Mrs Bleehher arrive from New York and discussions continue for incineration of a gravely ill friend. Mrs Woolber’s body is due today.
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Weather glance for Lower Lakes area report
Signal Station Washsatox notes partly cloudy conditions with light local rains. Southerly to westerly winds shift to warmer temperatures with a fall in barometer followed by a rise.
Lightning Flashes Across Multiple Regions
Burlington reports the ordination of Rev J C Bracq at First Baptist in a ceremony attended by about forty clergy from New England and New York. Catlettsburg sheriff ordered to guard William Dirley amid mob rumors of a possible jail lynching. In the U S Bradstreet reports 165 business failures last week, up from prior weeks and years with regional tallies listed for Middle States New England Southern Western Pacific Coast Canada and Nova Scotia.
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