Conservatory of Music opens classes in September
The Lawrence Company announces adult and juvenile music classes at the Conservatory of Music opening September 22 with sessions on Thursday evenings for twenty four weeks. Tuition ranges from 5 to 20 dollars per term, with admission details via Mrs. Rawson. Also advertised are tonic remedies, medicines, and a stock of spring and summer goods. # Conflict: multiple ad-like items and notices included. main readable item is the Conservatory announcement.
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Weather Signs and Signals Across Rivers and Skies
Telegram from Washington dated January 21 reports upper Mississippi and lower Missouri area weather indications. Winds vary southwest to south, with occasional showers and unsettled skies.
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Sulitheist
Congressional hard times commission ends evidence phase
In San Francisco Ane 2 the congressional hard times commission wrapped up evidence as several members departed for Yosemite. The inquiry remains focused but has yet to achieve any definite purpose.
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San Francisco
Ane
Yosemite
Ava
Government appoints Cuban reform commission headlined by Madrid figures
The government appoints a commission to pursue fiscal and political reforms in Cuba and to devise ways to maintain the printer supply chain. Several Cuban representatives join the body as printer concerns predominate in the discussions.
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Madrid
Ana
Cuba
Quiet at Quebec as labor groups pledge mutual rules
In a calm meeting this evening two labor societies agreed to continue operating under their own rules while guaranteeing each other protection against interference. Delegates signed the minutes to seal the understanding.
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Soviv
Oil Train Wreck Near Sunbury Halts Rail Service
A freight train of twenty eight oil tanks derailed last night at Ships Hollow seven miles from Sunbury on the Sunbury Hazleton Wilkes Barre line. The Run trestle burned and all trains were stopped until tomorrow. Five men later seized, gagged, and robbed the Long Branch Bank building as they fled after their tool explosion.
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Long Branch Bank
Soldiers' reunion at Madison fair grounds attracts thousands
In Indianapolis Amy, eight to ten thousand persons gathered on the fair grounds for a soldiers' reunion. Survivors of four regiments marched in line while General Morton C. Hunter Judge Cravens and others delivered speeches. Emblems and markers were prominently displayed as part of the observance.
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Amy
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Mexican War Veterans Seek National Convention
Western War Veterans Columbus August meeting formed a committee to arrange a national Mexican Soldiers convention to petition Congress to equalize pensions with ex-Union soldiers. Attendance was small.
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Yellow Fever in Memphis Brings Deaths and Mixed Recoveries
Memphis reports twelve new yellow fever cases with six among colored residents and two deaths. Notable recoveries include Mooh, Schlexs, and Dibsen, while Moon and Witla show dramatic improvement after a nurse fed them watermelon pulp. The Board of Health records twenty seven cases total, urges shifting quarantine hours, and notes mail resumption on the Louisville and Nashville line. Galveston imposes quarantine while Houston remains healthy.
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State Board of Eealth
Galveston
Baltimore Builder Henry J Rogers Dies at 64
Henry J Rogers, constructor of shell line, based in Baltimore, died at his residence today at age sixty four.
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Henry J. Rogers
Shell Line
Ingiow
Berlin nominates Wim FPorvknate for high Prussian post
Germany. Berlin endorses Wim FPorvknate as president of the Reichstag and as aife minder of the upper Prussian Chamber by unanimous city recommendation. Treasury buys 40k to 50k ounces of silver bullion for Philadelphia mint. West offers judged above market.
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Isthmus project engineers review Danube and Antwerp works
The Isthmus commission has sent expert engineers to Central America to examine the Ma Canal plans and assess the construction cost. These engineers are noted for projects on the Danube and at Antwerp.
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England Excluded From Russian Maneuvers Invitation
Hussain London Aug 20 England is the only power not invited to witness the great Russian maneuvers beginning on the 2 inst The Russian government plans to sign a contract with American firms to build several cruisers as part of an aggregate ten million rouble test
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England
Express Companies Resuming Busin ess in Nashville Aug 20
Express companies resume operations in Nashville with Union Express and Great Southern railroads disputing freight and service rates while Southeast Express issues same facilities at same rates. Arkansas tragedy unfolds in Malden where deputy Samuel Lemming is mortally wounded during an arrest attempt, as Walter Malone is killed by a crowd amid a town in upheaval.
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Malden
Scothe County
Samuel Lemming
Walter Malone
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Advi
Sheri
Lenaning
Nashville
New York
River Improvement Mission in Mississippi Valley
Aug. Washington. The organization of the Mississippi improvement mission to tally the appointment of General Comstock of the Engineer Corps pro tem. A resolution adopted requesting War Secretary to detail an officer of the cacy to the commission. A committee, General Harris Indianapolis PL Mitchell Lay Major Sutter to submit a recommendation on best area for obtaining and compiling Mississippi valley trade and commerce. Incendiary res remain frequent in Memphis.
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Comstock
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Cacy
Harris
Indianapolis
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Sooseur
Yazoo County Sheriff Candidate’s Rivalry Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Yazoo County a dispute involving independent Sheriff candidate Dixon and H Barksdale, a Devine candidate, led to Dixon’s death after Barksdale fired a double barreled shotgun from the east street. Dixon fired back but died from internal bleeding. A preliminary trial is set for tomorrow as tensions flare.
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Petition against court martial findings grows in Plymouth
From England London 21 The petition against the finding of the court martial which tried Sint Carey of the expedition in which the Prince Imperial lost his life in South Africa has received 500 signatures in Plymouth since Monday The Liberal party is active Stone and Charles Dike last night dressed large meetings at Chesters Chelsea Minister Welch and daughter sailed from London Wednesday for Philadelphia
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St. Louis Stock Market Aug 2 Cattle and Sheep Prices
Cattle supply meet shows grass fed Texans and Indians lifting quotes while fair to good shipping steers sell around 4.10 to 4.50. Native cattle and cows with calves reach 4.00 to 4.75, Indians 2.35, Yorkers and Balti more 4.60 to 4.80. Receipts 1,700. shipments 1,400. Sheep steady firm with choice lambs 2.60 to 3.50. receipts 1,200. shipments 1,400.
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Telegraphic Brevities Highlight Global and Domestic Turmoil
Count De Chambord sails for England while Karolyi nears Polish Aus tree leadership. An Irish unarmed volunteers movement forms as De Lesseps heads to the United States with his wife. Exter Colliery driver strike in Pottstown, Pennsylvania leaves 500 jobless. President James G. delivers ABA address in Saratoga. Turkmen dialect tensions rise as England weighs actions. A fatal fall in Nashville and a domestic killer in Arkansas shock readers. Oregon threats loom and Salmon River killings occur near Warren's. Gabriel Bernard's pares is an ptysnih.
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The Markets Report From The Market Page
Market notes show mixed prices across commodities and currencies with steady to firmer tendencies in dairy, pork, and dry salt meats. Corn oats rye and wheat futures shift, while whiskey remains steady in the primary markets.
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Chicago Produce Market Report Shows Mixed Prices
Cahava notes flour steady with fair demand at 41.00 for winter and 5.00 for spring while medina sinks to 4.50. Wheat futures rise modestly with No. 1 sprung and August September terms quoted. cash and near dates show a slight uptick amid currency and market drift.
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Chicago Stock Market Readings Mixed Weakness Marks Session
Chicago closes mixed as cattle and hogs show buyers cautious. Cattle receipts around 3,500, Western feeders and Nebraska cattle steady to firm, prices ranging with cows 2.70 to 2.90, bulls 2.00 to 2.15, calves firm. Hogs active with bids 3.20 higher for some grades, most around 2.75 to 3.10, supplies about 11,000. Sheep slow but demand edged up, common sheep 4.40 with receipts 1,200.
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Kansas City Market Report From Produce to Hogs
Kansas City market rundown shows firmer wheat receipts and shipments but overall dull trading. Provisions mix with butter active in Kansas, cattle bids uneven, hogs steady with light receipts. several prices noted for Texan and native stockers and shippings.
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