Weather and Trade Outlook Amid Unseasonable Conditions
New York reports uneven demand as unseasonable weather unsettles trade while dry goods sales stay diverse. Freight and labor strains persist, rail traffic dips, and iron and steel delivery faces delays. Agricultural activity slows with cold temperatures hampering fieldwork as markets adjust to fluctuating prices.
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New York
Alwayes
United States
Canada
Chicago
Sahin Taal
Behele
Agricultural market report with mixed grain and livestock prices
The fragment details prices and items across grains and livestock including wheat No 2 red and No 2 white, corn No 2, oats No 2 white, rye and barley, oats, potatoes, butter and cheese prices, hogs and sheep bids, and regional market notes. Several figures show price ranges and bids from various buyers and regions.
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Speirs
Earn
Mate Neo
Park
Chojee
Efa
New York
Cuitie
Safin Us
Hutter
Erermery
Parker Favored by New York Democrats for President Nomination
Judge Alton B Parker is the choice of New York Democrats for the presidential nomination with 78 delegates instructed to vote for him at St Louis. The convention emphasizes unity between the Hill majority and Tammany minority while Bourke Cochran opposes instructions favoring a Northern candidate and a Southern Free President. Parker, Cortland native born 1852, has served on the Court of Appeals as chief judge since 1898 and has long been a prominent state jurist with steady political influence. The party platform calls for opposition to trusts, regulated corporations, tax relief, tariff revision, and unity in enforcing laws.
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New York State
Democrats
Alton B. Parker
State Corperation
St. Louis
David B
Tammany
Hill
Bourke- Cothran
Parkes
Alton Brooks Parker
Engzire
Cortland
N.Y
Big
Wehodis
Cortland Academy
Cortland, Normal School
Albany Law School
Kingston
Ulster County
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Grover Cleveland
New York Democrats
Murder Manta Spreading Across Miseleeppi
A harsh regional report claims rising murders among the Negro population in Mississippi with church festival crimes cited. It links cocaine trade and gambling to violent acts and calls for stronger penalties and social reforms amid a carnival of crime in the Delta.
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Vaxco Delta
Jawlanes
Garegard
Coromenneex
Chaplain Hale Sees Near End to Wars. Turns Eighty-Two
Chaplain Fairwanl Everett Hale of the United States Senate, a leader in the push for international arbitration, believes the end of wars between nations is near as he celebrated his eighty second birthday recently.
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Fairwanl Everett Hale
United States Senate
Cleveland Denies Douglass Attendance at His Wedding
Former President Yaver Cleveland emphatically denies intending for Frederick Douglass to attend his wedding. He also asserts he did not sign the mixed schools bill while serving as New York governor.
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Yaver Cleveland
Fred Douglass
New York
Russia's Week of Naval Calamity and Makaroff Loss
The report details a disastrous week for Russia in the East as Port Arthur's fleet loses ships and Admiral Makaroff perishes after Petropavlovsk and other ships are damaged or sunk. Togo's bombardment continues and the fleet contemplates staying in harbor awaiting the Baltic fleet.
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Port Arthur
Arctic
Petropakovsk
Makaroff
Togo
Fort. Arthur
Petropaviorsk
Pobieda
Mer
Japanese Countermines Turn Port Arthur Assaults
The article describes Japanese tactics at Port Arthur during the Russo Japanese War. It highlights Vice Admiral Togo and Rear Admiral Dewa using countermines to lure Russian ships, the night conditions aiding the operation, and the rapid approach of the Japanese battleships to the harbor.
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Port Arthuur
Togo
Port Arthur
Dewa
Chitose
Yoshino
Kasagi
Takasigo
Hatsuse
Mikass
Asahi
Shikishima
Yashima
Fuji
Hidensela
Petropavlovak
Nishin
Kasuga
Fort Arthur
Makaroff
Tokio
Corafoneder Ogasawara
Ozasawata
Hfe
Kory Mart
Caf Comomander Oda
Okla Iz
Japanese War Notes On Yalu And Manchuria Moves
The article discusses Japanese plans on the Yalu and Manchuria, debating whether to advance to Harbin or Narhin while Russia defends Port Arthur. It notes Tokyo’s cautious approach, lack of coastal assaults, and the sealed nature of Japan’s campaign strategy.
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Hores
Virginia
Amawny
Yalu
Korea
Yain
Themeslves
Manchuria
Narhin
Bungaci
Lake Baikal
Harbin
Napoleons Kneps
Mirkden
Port Arthur
Lias Nng Peninsula
Orler
United States Denies McClormick Representations on Demonstrations
The U S embassy cautions that statements attributed to Ambassador McClormick regarding alleged anti government demonstrations in Mastertide are officially denied. The note reiterates U S reluctance to engage in public representations about internal Russian events.
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United States
McClormick Hard Nes
Russia
Mastertide
American minister reports safer passage for miners move
Mir Conger, the American minister at Pokin, informed the State Department that Mr. Miller, the United States consul at Newehwangk, has been notified by Russian authorities that mines have been prepared and will be conducted in and out safely.
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Mir. Conger
Pokin
State Department
Miller
United States
Newehwangk
Fire devastates Korean Imperial Palace in Seoul
The imperial palace at Seoul was destroyed by fire of incendiary origin with the imperial family escaping to the American legation. Officials suspect recently banished Beval natives as a possible cause while Japanese troops guard the site. Emperor Yi Hie Yonng to reside in the American legation for now amid delays due to widespread beri-beri illness among troops.
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Seoul
Ores
Yi Hie
Cnet
Beval
Che Enid
Branch stores planned for Bassin soldiers in Far East
A provisional plan proposes branch stores for Bassin soldiers to sell various articles at cost price, with the Econerie Mastery Wade overseeing arrangements to operate where detachments of Russian troops are present in the Far East.
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Econerie Mastery Wade
Far East
Senate and House Debate on Panama Canal and Philippine Bills
Congress debates shape government plans for the Panama Canal Zone and Philippines. Morgan leads amendments while Senates considers executive power limits and a customs collector nomination. House approves the Philippine bill 139 to 128 amid warned scandals, with other measures stalled.
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Fairbanks
Senate
Jagt
Aldkinley
Buffalo
Fortheath ‘Lincoln
Eorth ‘Dakota
Pandma Canal
Morgan
Air
Jones
Virginia
Panama ‘Canal Zone
W. D. Cram
Charleston, & C
Tillman
House
W. A. Smith
Michigan
Williams
I Ilinois
T. W. Symons
Engineer Corps of
Army
New York
Me. Hamilton
Rich
Cochran
Quotable snippets reflect era of political satire and idle chatter
A collage of quotes from multiple papers lampoons politics and society. Items mention Pittsburg Press Milwaukee Daily News Cincinnati Times Star St Louis Globe Democrat Washington Post and other papers noting politicians, economists, and social absurdities with humorous or critical tone.
Women Seek Rich Rancher Bride in Nebraska Seeks Wife
Rev Charles W Savidse of Omaha reports a nationwide flood of proposals from women eager to wed the wealthy rancher who owns 1600 acres and 3000 cattle in western Nebraska. He says he will pay well for a suitable wife and has received letters from many hundred respondents.
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Charles W. Savidse
The
People's Church
Omaha
Neb
Nebraska
Omahna
Savidee
Rebellious Claim in Morwen Church Sparks Expulsion Threats
A report from Salt Lake City notes unrest at the Morwen Church in the 34 element with Ayana Mormeris and insular leaders facing expulsion after a ten year dispute. A Denver fire damaged a city cooperative hub, impacting the Colorado and Southern railroad.
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Salt Lake City
Denver
Colorado and Southern Railroad
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