Trade rumors and crop outlook from The Weekly Review of Trade
The Weekly Review of Trade notes extensive cotton mill shutdowns to clear overstocked markets. July and August production may rise. wheat stocks higher than last year with spring yields expected up, corn prospects improving. Texas drought limited yields in parts. widespread mill closures trigger price declines. U S failures rise to 257 this week from 197 a year ago.
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AG Eines
R. G. Dan
Atlantic
Texas
United States
Canada
Democratic Convention War Looms Over Silver Gold Split
Chicago July congress opens amid silver gold clash with Bland and Boies vying for support. Delegates gear up for anti silver coalition after possible adjournment to form a separate ticket. Kansas farmer shoots and kills a railroad brakeman over a threatened marriage dispute near Fort Scott.
Grand Rapids Bicyclists Defy New Ordinance
Police in Grand Rapids arrest bicyclists defying a strict new bicycle ordinance. Officers name riders failing to keep 30 feet from crossings as hundreds of wheelmen, including merchants and lawyers, rally with gongs and cow bells, planning a legal challenge.
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Grand Rapids Mich
Inland wreck and buried fortune dominate uneven news
A freight train derailed through Brush Creek bridges near Newton Indiana causing extensive damage and injuries. A farm owner’s death reveals a buried cache of money, sparking legal battles over rightful ownership as relatives contest claims. An export trade report notes U.S. margarine policy potentially affecting cotton exports pending Senate approval.
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Peoria, Decatur and Dévansville
Iill
Brush Creek
Mewton
Medinight
Big Ore Shipments Break Record Totals
Tran shipments from Duvith and Two Harbors Minnesota reach a total of 1,482 tons surpassing previous marks. Duvith exports 373,444 tons and Two Harbors 337,887 tons. Including grain and lumber, shipments exceed 1,508 tons with about 20,800 tons of ore.
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Tran
Duvith
Minn
Inne
Sata successor named papal representative in the Walter States
Bishop Fatconin of Acerouza is named as Cardinal Saceli's successor as papal representative in the Walter States. Harriet Beecher Stowe dies at noon on July 1 at age 91 with family present after long illness.
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Fatconin
Acerouza
Taly
St. Paenaventire Callers
Allerheny
N. Y
Cardinal Saceli
Walter States
Harriet Beecher
Stowe
Bena
Viarriet Beerhar
Fearful Cairo Special Crowns Sixty Victors
A Cairo report notes a transportation mishap as a government vessel or vehicle broke a shaft and wrecked on a pier, with sixty people reportedly crowned or recognized in the event, amid confusion and partial details.
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Cairo
Fragmented OCR Language Item
Unable to extract a coherent event or entities from the unreadable OCR text. No clear people places organizations or dates emerge to summarize into a proper news item.
Ex Governor Baies Addresses Cuba Supporters
Horace Gores of Iowa writes to Creelman praising Cuban fighters for liberty and predicting the Spanish government will yield. He emphasizes American sympathy for a people separated from their parent government and yearning for freedom.
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Cuba
Horace Baies
Lowa
James A. Creelman
Waterleo
Iowa
James
Creelman
Wlobe
Honace Gores
Kew Cuban Budget Seeks Heavy Tax Rise for War Costs
Madrid cortes receives Cuban budget projecting expenditure for the year at 28 62,132 pesos, with war expenses expected to surpass 74,000 pesos. Internal revenue raised to offset customs decline, land taxes increased to 78 percent, license taxes up 1 percent, and stamp duties raised 60 percent.
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Cortes
Madrid
Wasue
Indians Act Ugly Prompts Widespread Uprising
The Cheranne region reports upheaval as Cheaga Record Iron Jimens Mong's forces stir unrest. Cavalry detachments from Fes venue Agency in Laine Heder, Ganter County respond to depredations on white settlers’ cattle and stock, amid growing tensions and hostile acts.
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Cheaga
Murder and burglary shock Winnipeg and Fairbank incident
A brutal murder occurred in Winnipeg Ranifala when William Warren murdered his wife during intoxication and then died by cutting his own throat after an earlier threat to kill her. The scene involved a respectable family with grown children and a prior jail sentence. Separately burglars entered Charles Hutchingon’s dry goods store in Fairbank Minnesota and stole about 31340 in silks gloves and valuables. They also broke into Milwaukee Railway freight depot at the same location, with an unseen crew.
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Winnipeg
Ranifala
William Warren
Ink Ponma
Burelare’ Darce Uank
Charles Hutchingon
Fairbank Minn
Milwaukee Railway
Elopement Rumor Shakes Baraboo Community
Baraboo residents investigate a claim that Tillie Schack a young woman from Baraboo Wis eloped with an unnamed man and did not return. Local reports indicate she fled to marry in secret.
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Tillie Schack
Block
Sharaboo, Wis
Staroh
Adventures in Papermaking and Folk Tales
A fragmentary column mixes a playful dialog about aging and family with notes on papier mache, its French origins, and American use. It then shifts to a Georgian gold mining claim and ends with a quotation about Andrew Carnegie and poverty, reflecting a miscellany tone.
Athens dispatch urges U S aid for starving fugitives
New York Herald reports Athens officials urging the United States to send a ship to rescue thousands of starving Greek fugitives, including 6 000 at Gonia and 7 040 at Point Platea. Deputy Scoulandi calls Americans the only people who can undertake this humanitarian mission.
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Herald
Athens Dispatch Rays
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Serena
Xing
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Trivoupis
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San Francisco
Gonia
Point ‘Platea
Battle Widths Strikers Clash With Deputies at Borestone Quarries
At Borestone Quarries near West Niew Ohio, more than 100 shots were exchanged between deputies and strikers on the morning of the 1st. No deaths. several wounded. Strikers failed to drive out non union workers as deputies and the sheriff’s force repulsed them. Women later stormed Berea quarry, driving workers from the site. The crowds overwhelmed the village and police had to disperse them. Other reports describe a Bloomington accident and a man’s fatal injury in a separate incident.
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Ohio
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Tage
New York Baptist Preacher Divorced in Perry Oklahoma
Ronan D Worth of New York has been divorced from wife Elvira M Worth in Perry Oklahoma. He alleges attempts to block his preaching with a Sunday cloak and filed his Sunday suit with water.
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Elvira M. Worth
Perry
Oklahoma
Bermuda Case Jury Disagrees In New York Court
The jury in the Bermuda case against John TD and others aboard the steamship Bermuda disagreed in the United States Court in New York and were discharged. Prices for fruit crops and java preservation discussed as delays and costs shift into July.
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John Td, Tart
Afo Teers
Bermuda
Cuba
United States Courtal
New York
Burglary at Kildwater Home Seizes Silverware Jewelry
A break in at the residence of Eatward Stapler in Kildwater Minnesota resulted in theft of silverware jewelry and other valuables. Police say the burglars entered the home and took multiple items. No suspects named and investigation ongoing.
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Eatward Stapler
Kildwater
Minn
Wayentereil
Towan Sheriff Detains Father in Disturbance and Rail Line Plans
A troubled Monticello incident ends with a man detained at the county jail after threats to seize the pay and harm the sheriff. He demanded release of his son and attempted to travel to Aramosa to confront authorities, later fined $25 and held eight days. In other news, Iowa populist Western Iowa railroad plans filed between Hartley and Sioux City with headquarters at Sutherland. The capital stock is set at 759000 dollars, with stock at 20 dollars, payments due and voting limited to one share per holder.
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Babeoul
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Elindt
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Lartley
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Sutherland
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Dynamite Bomb Found and Damaging Burling Fight Details Emerge
A dynamite bomb was found under nyidewsalk at Otlumwe by paving workers. Police deemed it a dangerous device weighing about two pounds. A separate report details a bloody fight in Burling where 18 year old John J. Crowder allegedly killed Charles Lyona, amid family tensions and street violence.
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Otlumwe
Burling
John J. Crowder
Charles Lyona
Burlington
Lyon
Crowder
Jets
Atenement
Gnaidara
Lygma Siid Canvey
Lyous
The Dangers of Flirtation in a Chicago Tale
A young Chicago woman from an Illinois General train affair lent Ames a purse containing 235 dollars. He agreed to return a sample item but later was arrested as most of the money was found on him. The incident highlights risks of flirtation and impropriety on travel.
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Chicago
Ames
Traer Hotel Proprietor Mourns Loss of Trainee Worker
D Beat owner of Best Hotel laments a tramp in his employ who fled after stealing cash from the hotel office. A separate accident at a bin emptied by chute left Ida Hollinger fatally injured and found ten feet below the surface. Miners at Pleasant Valley mine threaten strikes over wage schedules, with operators resisting pay increases.
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Traer
Failly Wate
Ah Collender
Ida Hollinger
Kyratoril
Sarmel Mollinger
Pleasant Valley Company
Fort Dodge
Fire destroys Grinnellanoory of Company by Segend Infantry
The Grinnellanoory of Company by Segend Infantry, 7. N. G., was destroyed by fire believed incendiary. Fire guns, ammunition and other state property were saved. The lining valued at 3,000 dollars with 1,590 dollars insurance.
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Segend Infantry
Explosion maims horseman and mother in James town
John Barrels of James town lost both eyes when a kettle exploded while mixing quicksilver and nitric acid as a horse medicine. His mother was badly burned on the face. A Methodist Protestant camp meeting near Mapleton will run two weeks, with prominent preachers expected.
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James
Maphem
Methodist Protestant Church
Mapleton
Maple River
Des Moines Water Rates Spark Legal War
The Des Moines Water Company challenges city oversight after the Supreme Court ruled the city could regulate rates. Judge Spurrier orders an injunction blocking the new charges, risking bankruptcy if kept. The city plans an appeal, with higher rates likely during the years-long dispute.
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Dodge Spurrier
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Supreme Court of the State
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Spurrier
Cour
Boone County Clergy Push Prohibition Petition Drive
Clergy across Boone County plan a renewed ballot push to favor no saloon. They circulate petitions to gather the required voter names to trigger the prohibition law debate.
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Boone
County_ Madrid
Eburth
Boone County
Des Moines Elopement Sparks Case of Missing Youths
Nathan Woolensky son of a prominent Des Moines Hebrew businessman elopes with Maud Hee aged 18. Both families oppose the match. the couple, said to be 20 and 18, vanished into the night with no clear whereabouts. The incident has caused local sensation amid concerns over religious differences and family opposition.
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Nathan Woolensky
Solomon Woolensky
Maud Hee
Des Maines
Parca
Tre
Local fraud case links Eagle Grove dealer to cash losses
A detective traced a $5,000 shortage tied to Hannon, an agrifarm dealer at Eagle Grove, after a mail from a few weeks earlier. BH. G. and HH. Haugan, once in the same business, surfaced in the investigation. Hansen disappeared then reappeared, offering a claim to the money before being taken into custody with bonds secured by his brother.
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Accidental Gun Discharge Fatally Wounds Fort Madison Man
L F Gemmelt of Fort Madison was fatally wounded by an accidental gun discharge while hunting with friends near Winds lore. He had just shot a bird and, after reloading, the weapon fired into his right side just below the ribs. Gemmelt was well known in local and neighboring states for club activities and is described as a deserter by some reports. Police and court actions reference forthcoming hearings for related alleged crimes including abducting a minor and a horitic crime claim involving other individuals. In Geneva, Mitchall resigned as postmaster after bondsmen withdrew, leaving a vacancy created by a lack of replacement bondsmen.
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Fort Madison
Gemmett
Geneva
Eid. Mitchall
Postoffice Department
Washington
Crealel
Traveling salesman robbed on Illinois Great Western Rail Road
F. F. Uewatt, a jewelry house agent, was assaulted on a train between Keinbeck and Waterloo. He slept in a disordered car with two sample cases. one case containing Yings to the issue of HON was stolen. The robbers fled the scene undetected.
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F. F. Uewatt
Keinbeck
Waterloo
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