Fragmented 19th century news items mixed report
Readable fragments note deaths and legal cases, business and disasters. Mentions a sister in Washington and New Zealand, a murmur of acquittal, weekly house returns, archive notes on Cash and a wife, Irish tenancy moves, Alaska charter, a Staten Island death threat, a bull killing in New Jersey, Louisville University club finances, a boat capsizing, an Albany wreck, Llano iron fields sale, Southern Pacific plans, and Bradford strikes with police aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wash
Zealand
Cass
E.T. Young
Dallas, Tex
Cash
Cash Ree
Learing House
New
Boreau
Anipuri
Ereof
Thomas Charles
Taring
Abso
Baring Company
Ajsupme
Lomonicle
Walsh
Ireland
Lseelk
Webb
Sons of Veterans
Alaska
Juneau
Territory
Ban
Associated. Press New
York
Staten Island
Cupid
Bessie Moleskiew
Mount 1
Elizabeth
N. Tey
University Club of
Louisville
St. Louis
Albany
Llano
Texas
Southern Pacific
Bradford
England
German pork import delay tied to Hungarian demands
Lexpos April 14 dispatches report Germany rushing to remove pork restrictions once ratified. Berlin may delay action on American pork using various pretexts while Hungarians are asked to respond to demands. In New York a freight collision near Worcester Cobleskill killed two Italians and injured three as a gravel train fire trapped them, others rescued too late. Cuscaco notes Gen Alger sick with grippe relapse, E Cleland to replace St Michael parish priest, and Father Sherman arriving to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexpos
Germany
Balkans
Amany
N. Y
Worcester
Cobleskill
Cuscaco
Detroit
Alger
E. Cleland
St. Michael’s Parish
Father East
Father’ Sherman
Turbulent incidents span Guilford to Chicago to Kansas
A roundup of scattered reports: Leete dies trampled by a horse in Guilford Connecticut. Congo Governor Henry M. Stanley named. Chicago seamen’s union tensions flare as vessel owners push back. Hartsville Tennessee shooting dead in a festival quarrel. A child accidentally shoots Miss Julia Reagan in Wisconsin. Don Luis Hulter pledges 150000 for Worlds Fair Mexico exhibit. Sugar refiners align against independent rivals. Fish vs Boaz dismissed in Ottawa Kansas. Missouri capital flood risk warned as river rises. Immigrants arrive in New York. 3000 landed, 100 detained for inspection. Chicago Alton boycott impacts baggage checks. Geuda Springs gang disrupts school exhibit. pursuit ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leete
Guilford
Conn
Etoile Belge
Henry M. Stanley
Congo State
Chicago
Colored Methodist
Hartsville
Tenn
Shade Hall
Wallace
Dalton
Chicago &Alton
Texas
St. Louis
Berlin Post
Vienna
Julia Reagan
Julia Reagan Was Accidentally Shot, and Killed At’ Waukesha
Wis
New York
Fish
Boaz
Ottawa
Kan
Kansas
Missouri
Conner
Kamasas City
Chicago, & Alton
Trunk Line ,Association
Central Traffic Association
Alton
Market Reports Kansas City to Chicago and New York prices
Market reports from Kansas City Chicago and New York dated April 14 show mixed grain and livestock levels. Wheat prices ease in Kansas City while Chicago and New York display firmer or steady tones across No 2 red cash and May contracts. corn oats rye figures are listed with bids and asks. butter eggs and pork products show mild shifts. cattle and hogs hold steady with varied native and improving demand signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ereneen
Arkansas City
Geuda Springs
S. T. Swan
William Loman
Edward . Hogue
K. Feagans
Joseph Fulton
Market Reports
Grain and Provisions
Lawrence
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