Agricultural Price Averages and Wheat Costs for Dec
The report from the statistical division of agriculture outlines Dec drought prices and farm prices for corn, wheat, and other grains. It notes wheat at 400 cents per bushel, compares to prior years, and gives figures for barley, buckwheat, hay, and winter wheat conditions and regional state percentages.
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Sparticent of Agriculture
Tebal
Michigan
Inudiana
Ilinois
Kansas
Nebraska
California
The Sultan of Turkey and His Notable Reign
A sensational profile describes the Sultan as a striking yet silent ruler since 1676, with a brutal record in Armenia and a court filled with ministers and counselors. The piece portrays him as uncalculating, never writing or predicting, while noting endless wars and mass killings connected to his rule.
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Turkey
I Abed
Tania
Armenia
Murad
Gibbons idea of resuscitation device sparks debate
Syracuse inventor Dr Gibbons seeks permission to use a life restoring bellows device on execution subjects. He claims electrical shock often fails but his apparatus can revive victims by forcing breath and air into the lungs, with voltages cited from historic cases.
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Birck
Jie
Gibbons
Syciuse
N. Y
Gov
Yiellas
Cleetrigily
Dierer
Wilaug
Prinan
Spentius
Wilken
Genex
Hiss
Privos
Ansurn
Bellaga
Head of the Syndicate John A Stewart Organized Bond Purchase
John A Stewart, sponsor of two syndicates, organized the purchase of the recent bond issue of 50 million dollars. He is 72 years old, educated in New York public schools and Columbia College, worked as a clerk for the New York Board of Education, then with the United States Life Insurance Association for eleven years. In 186? he was chosen by President Lincoln to be Assistant United States Treasurer, serving with skill. He has long been president of the United States Erast Company, guiding its growth to prominence.
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John A. Stewart
Canadian Sealer Claims and Cleveland Plan Spark Off Debate
A Victoria dispatch reports President Cleveland urged Congress to fund about 425,000 for Canadian sealers claims tied to Behring Sea seizures in 1886 to 1887. Canadian claimants expect large payments, while broader commerce law questions surface amid wage cuts in Pennsylvania coal regions and a Patton amendment dispute.
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Fisher
Cleveland
Victoria
B. G
Congress
United’ States
Paris Tribunal
Mystery Murder Case Looming as Confessions Emerge
Minneapolis police face a murky case with a slain woman and alleged conspirators. Adry A. Woegward and O. A. Blixt confess to plans for insurance and loan schemes linked to the crime. Henry Heyward allegedly urged a green goods scheme and lured the victim near the Ozark flats before the fatal shooting.
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Taumane
Minneapolis Gris Dary
Jinerr
Harry Stayward
Adry A. Woegward
Murry
Moody
O. A. Blixt
Ozark
Womnn
Adry
Blarry
Ghet Hiasself
le Saya
Heyward
Greg
Hayward
Ozark Flats
Blixt
Bist
Busey
Ji Isa
Ging
Wwent
Thé
Cabezas in Mosquito Coast War Fear Reports
The article mentions General Cabeza and Native leaders in the Mosquito Coast area amid reports of U S tensions with Britain over recognizing a new government. It notes such war talk is unfounded while suggesting U S action may be possible.
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Nicarais
England
Mosquito Coast
Trouba
United States
Wined Cary
PENSIONS SHOW A P128 DECREASE IN APPROPRIATION
The House reports an appropriation of 141 581 570 for pensions and examination surgeon fees. It reduces pensions by 10 million from this year's level and cuts examining surgeon fees by 200 thousand. The bill, brought by Mr. O Neil of Massachusetts, lowers the total by 200 thousand from estimates.
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Fae Honee Carrice
O'Neil
Massachusetts
Seely Linked to National Shoe and Leather Bank Heist
The National Shoe and Leather Bank of New York faced a major loss as Samuel C. Seely, a longtime bookkeeper, allegedly stole about 804,000. Baker, a lawyer, is accused of manipulating Seely and overdrawn accounts, with accusations of elaborate schemes and a high total of 854,060.
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Samuel C. Seely
New York
Saimuel
Seely
Eirtec
Minel G. Seely
Brooklyn
le Fg
Daker
Baker
AL Iby Amhodad
Samuel
Seeley
National Shoe and Leather Irisk York
Rabie i
Ihieses
Eriste ’ O
Dasnell
Alice
The New President of the American Street Railway Association
The Atlanta businessman from Russell County Alabama born 1850 rises to head the American Street Railway Association. He builds a career in civil engineering real estate and insurance before guiding building and loan groups and street railway ventures in Atlanta and East Atlanta. He becomes president of the American Street Railway Association.
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Weilway
Alméri¢ay Street Railway
Atlanta
Efe Wan
Russell County
Alabama
Efe
Atlanta Home Insuance
East Atlanta Lands Company
Consolidated Street Trailroad Company
American Street Railway Association
Wheat Fed to Stock: Government Estimate Up to Oct 80
The Washington Statistical Bureau reports 416,080,000 bushels of wheat fed to livestock through Oct with 29,273,000 bushels planned to feed, totaling 445,353,000 bushels. The figures are approximations based on states that responded, and winter severity will affect final results. William Dunn bought 60,000 bushels at Folédo Tuesday to fill a foreign order, with prices and transactions described as insignificant.
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Washington’ Statistical Bureau of the Agricultural Department
William Dunn
Folédo
Board of Trade
Woman suffrage splits Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Opposition within the Woman's Christian Temperance Union widens as a new group forms under Mrs. Cornelia Alford of Bernardson Idaho. The rift centers on temperance and suffrage and the timing of a ballot. The social purity movement is cited as a factor in Sedalia Missouri.
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Ywoman
Sufvage
Wormman’s Christian ‘Temperance
Haa
Cornelia
Alford
Bernardson
Lida
Debs and allies jailed after contempt ruling in railway strike case
Judge Woods issues lengthy contempt sentence for Debs and eight co defendants in the vast railroad strike litigation. Debs labeled ringleader as court affirms injunction violation and orders terms in county jail and related penalties amid broader congressional debate on interstate commerce and labor unrest.
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Il. W. Stovers
Offiial Organ
3. Rivett
Jaid
Janes Heron
Tas Grounty
Jedd
L. M. Goodwin
Foi Doha
McVean
Meisber
Sentigice Sas
Éouand
Ecourk
Haat
Atria
Supreme Court of the United
Stites
Piasihie
Habena
Torpua
Tayrth
Eriehda
Neier
Abe
Mr. Miller
Saute Bevis Eelvers
Tee Yin
Excent
Cookwin
Wooda
Jeubeins
Tuslye Woods
United States
Debs
Courr
Jain
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