Chicago Grain and Provisions Markets Close Lower Tepid
Features of the day show a reversal from yesterday as the board of trade eased. Wheat closed lower, corn and oats mixed, September provisions altered little. Cash prices for No 2 red and other wheats, corn and oats listed. livestock receipts and quotes from Chicago South Omaha and St Joseph show cattle, hogs, and sheep trading varied with bids weaker to steady. Bales shift with talk on trust busting and future supply hints.
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Flood Devastates Armourdale And Kansas City
Report from Kansas City on June 4 describes the Missouri and Kansas rivers rising and flooding Armourdale with up to twenty feet of water. 16000 residents are evacuated as all streets flood, muds and debris fill homes, and a months‑long cleanup looms while power and transport slowly resume.
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MISSISSIPPI STILL RISING AS CREST OF FLOOD NEARS ST LOUIS
Flood report from St Louis June 4 notes Mississippi creep toward levees with drifted debris and submerged homes. Harbor officials forecast a thirty five foot stage by Saturday risking lower floor flooding though preparations limit damage. Venice and East St Louis see flooded areas with residents evacuated and two hundred driven from homes. Elsewhere Keokuk and Des Moines report relief efforts, river fall, and levee breaks flooding thousands of acres. Shamrock III and Erin arrive at Fayal after May 28 departure. local ads promote moving and drug services.
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Water lower at Topeka as river falls
The Kansas River rapidly falls at Topeka on June 4 as rehabilitation of North Topeka may begin soon. The tally shows 22 known dead with 5 unidentified and 66 reported dead total. river depth remains about 23 feet, seven feet above previous records. Residents in flooded North Topeka are safe and cared for.
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Kansas Floods Prompt Call for State Relief Plans
Report from Topeka describes flood conditions across Kansas with guards on North Topeka property and limited rail service. Governor Bailey weighs an extraordinary session to authorize emergency funding as Salina reports no deaths, Abilene records eight in Geary county and one in Dickinson, while crops suffer and transport recovers gradually.
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Poison Plot Rumors Linked to Belgrade Palace
Unconfirmed reports from Belgrade circulate that King Alexander’s French cook killed himself at the palace after being detected in an attempt to poison Queen Draga, amid Vienna’s June 4 dispatches.
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Sun Shines at Lincoln After Fifteen Rainy Days
Lincoln reports sunshine after fifteen days of continuous rain and overcast skies. The change comes as clouds finally part and the sun appears atop a heavily damp landscape.
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Learn Kidney Health Remedies Promote Clean Filtering
An advertisement extols kidney health, claiming impurities are removed by kidneys and good health relies on proper function. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure and Foley's Honey and Tar as safe remedies for kidney and bladder disease and suitable for children, credited to Rowland Jones.
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Machinists Strike Ends With Wage Increase and Reinstatement
Settlement ends an eleven month dispute at Union Pacific. About 900 machinists and helpers to return to work on Monday under terms allowing employers discretion on piece work, with reinstatement on request within sixty days and a seven percent wage increase. Additional notes cover Philadelphia textile actions and Chicago freight handler settlements.
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Maine Wildfires Ravage State As Smoke Envelops Cities
Portland reports fires destroying hundreds of thousands in property and timber as no rain falls in eight weeks. Dozens of fires burn across western Maine while Montreal area also faces dense smoke obscuring the sun. In St Louis robbers murder a conductor during a suburban car robbery. A washout near West Glasgow cuts rail service and endangers the Glasgow bridge.
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DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Endorsed by Firm
A firm named DeWitt & Co markets genuine Witch Hazel Salve claimed to heal without leaving a scar. The ad asserts the product cures piles burns eczema and skin diseases and warns against other brands. Rowland Jones sells Foley's Honey and Tar for asthma bronchitis and hoarseness.
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Horrible Deed in Steubenville Woman Kills Neighbor
In Steubenville Ohio on June 4 a temporarily demented woman murdered 70 year old Mrs John Buck by slashing her throat with a butcher knife and shears. The assailant bound the victim with hair and was found by neighbors amid the padded body.
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American League and National League Scores and Trade News
National and American League results list city pairings with scores and standings from New York Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee Columbus Minneapolis Louisville St Paul Indianapolis Omaha Denver Kansas City and Des Moines St Joseph Colorado Springs. Security shipments to Europe include a Goldman Sachs deal for 1200000 gold tonight.
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Booth on the Run Weather Panic Alarm
A garbled report notes astronomers warning of unusual weather patterns that could trigger public panic unless their assessments are corrected. The text is unclear but suggests impending irrational concerns tied to sun and climate observations.
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