Prohibition Meetings Draw Crowds At Bismarck Camp
Large Sunday attendance at Bismarck for temperance rallies with Governor St John and Gov Robinson speaking. The day featured heated exchanges, fervent pledges to end intemperance, and reports of a broad program including addresses by M S Stearns Amanda Way and J B Finch.
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Bismarck
Tabernacle
John
Mr. Finch
Stonper
Gov. Robinson
Finch
Gov
God
Apanbnat ‘& Eeloon
Rob
Robinson
Thermaeie
Delpg
Lawrence
Gholr
Underwood
Mr. Arbuckle
Rice
Ca Alors
Lan
Commonwealth
J. E. Platt
the Agricultural College
Manhattan,west Held
Kansas Democrat
Kansas City
Grove
F. W. Blackburn
Omaha
E. €. Devereaux
Topeka
Leavenworth
Rona Bache
Lou Rice
Poole
Louisville
Wainego
D. E. Corneil
L. P
The
Gen. Rice
Committee On
J. Gilmore
U. P
Bie
Mason Long
Gambier
Bismerck
Fort Scott
Alexander Sterrett
Wamego
Hey
Reid
Clay Center
Woolward, Faron & Co
Christian Temperance Union of the United States
Bt. John
Aaron Mass
Neal ‘Dow
J. W. Fisher
Atchison
National
Chris‘Hall
Journal
Magvin
LawreHce
Julie Watson
Anns Beatty
H. J. Rushmer
Bismarck Grove
Toradey
Medical Grandpoint
John B. Finch
Nebcaste
Amanda Way
M. Stearns
New York
B. Campball
Manhattan
Prof
Arbookie
Primary Elections Face St John and Anti St John Delegates
Leavenworth counts its city and county results with five St John delegates likely and four anti St John delegates. Sumner county backs St John with five delegates, Guthrie Henderson Jeffries Cooper all backing St John. Weather and various incidents are noted in dispatches from multiple cities.
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Leavenworth County
St. John
Fear
Heavy
Journal
Lyaverworth
T. Henry
G. Wixtreth
Sumner County
Megara
Guthrie
Henderson
Jeffries
Cooper
St John
Fierce Flames Ravage Several Buildings Downtown
A major fire at two this morning damaged the Mansard roof warehouse of Averill Russell and Carpenter on Third Street and spread to P H Kelley and Son wholesale grocers. Kellogg’s store was gutted while Averill Russell and Carpenter’s warehouse walls stood. Insurance covered most losses with totals ranging from 10 000 to 400 000 across the affected properties.
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Averill, Russell & Carpenter
Lower Third Street
P. H. Kelley, &Son
Pa Atock
Kellogg's
Averill, Russell & Co
Aurbach, Culbertson & Co
Beanpre, Allen & Keagh
Kelley’s
P. H. Kelley & Co
Knights of Pythias Arrive in Large Numbers for Missouri Meet
Knights of Pythias from across the country converge on St. Louis with divisions and lodges from Chicago Urbana Indianapolis Baltimore and New Orleans among others. The Grand Lodge of Missouri convenes as hotels fill and six to eight thousand Knights are expected in the procession tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Knights of Pythias
Preux Chivalier
Cleveland
New Orleans
Supreme Lodge
Lindell Hotel
Grand Lodge of Missouri
Knights
St. Loum
Kosvinsko Lodge
Chicago
Damon
Bloomington
Wilmington
Del
Maryland
Baltimore
Triumph Lodge
Urbana
Gauntlet Lodge
Centennial Lodge
Hot Springs
Ark
Lebanon Lodge
Lebanon
Ind
Kansas City
Moberly
Aurora
Memis
Tenn
Vicksburg
Miss
Louisville
Treasury notes due in September and other 1890s items
The quarterly interest on the 4 percent loan falls due September 1 totaling 2 800 000. Checks for registered bonds are being prepared. The President recognizes B C Clark as Consul of Hayti in Boston. Secretary Sherman heads home for Columbus speech. New silver dollar deposit rule approved for Philadelphia San Francisco and New Orleans. Daily Critic owner J C Miller injured in a 45 foot fall. Postmaster General Maynard to begin duties tomorrow. Indian Affairs head R E Trowbridge may return to Michigan. Dems renominate John W Ryan for Congress at Porter Pa. Greenback Committee to hold state convention Sept 22 at Manchester. Col EB Fink nominated for Congress in the 14th district. General Joseph Whealer nominated for Congress in the Eighth District.
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Shington
Wasnixoros
Treasury
Septemer
B. C. Clark
Republic of Hayti
Boston
Sherman
Mansfield
Ohio
Columbus
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S
Philadelphia
San Francisco
New Orleans
Gireot
J. C. Miller
Daily Critic
Maynard
R. E. Trowbridge
Indian Affairs
Michigan
Porter
John W. Ryan
Congress
Greenback State Central Committee
Manchester
Mancristo
EB. Fink
Lownville
Decatur
Courier-Journal
Joseph Whealer
Weat Point
Hancock
Tragic double murder and fire at Wins Bid house
Reports from multiple locations describe a fatal family blaze at Martin Wins bid’s residence. Neighbors found Simon Gremmerman and his wife dead with shotgun and arson hints. police suspect the elder man killed his wife then himself. Fire Chief Ouray’s illness delays further action.
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Tao
Cawago
Simon Gremmerman
Wanne
Renee
House of
Martin
Eighbors
Winrick
Findley pastor Paris linked to sudden church event
Fragmentary notes indicate Rev. Chas L Paris, pastor of the Evangelical Church in Findley, Ohio, associated with a sudden Saturday night incident involving his family and property. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Coscontam
the Gazette
Findley
Ohio
Evangelical Church
Two New York suspects in child death arson case
Police arrest Mrs Josephine Schucler of 214 Christie Street and Augusta Wholeas midwife of 184 Ludlow Street on charges connected to burning a stillborn infant. Health officer reports the body born a week ago and burned midweek. Also cued are figures on yellow fever smallpox and glanders deaths in Havana and region.
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New York
Josephine Schucdler
Christie Street
Augusta
Wholeas Midwife
Ludlow
Gimaders
Havana
Murder at Parsons Farm Report From August 23
Fragmentary dispatches describe the Parsons murder where a ball struck Dr. Parsons in the chest as two assassins fled with a banner near the scene. An American resident notified authorities and British officials who relayed the details to the American ambassador.
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Cmcaco
Mary A.M. Faulkner
Hattie Mack
Bagnip
Madison Street
Thomas N. Craam
Orevik
Hasuanas
United States
Parsons
Hissie Close
Dr. Parson
de Parsons
Lawidt
The Markets New York Aug 23 Money and discounts listed
The market notes New York on August 23 show money at 8 to 24 per cent and commercial paper at 4½ per cent. Sterling bills quoted sixy day terms at $441%, with government bonds also referenced in brief.
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Cooper
Crxcnmarr
Coopers
al Sre
New York
Ancom
B. B
WSK
Kansas City Stock Market and Grain Report
Market notes from Kansas City show wheat receipts 250 bushels with 14517 shipments and a market run higher. barley nominal. butter scarce with firm prices. Cattle receipts for 46 hours total around 10 with shipments 73 and market steady. sales average 75 with cattle supporting price strength. sheep receipts 24 with shipments 28.
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Kamear
Kanana Urry
Kansag City
Kawang Uitr
Salus
St Louis Produce Market Price Update Findings
Market notes show mixed prices across staples. Corn and eggs fluctuate with September and November references, butter steady, pork and lard higher, and whiskey and bacon quoted with varying figures amid uncertain OCR details.
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Lotus, Lug. Co
Louis stock market snapshot from St. Louis trade page
Aug 23 report shows cattle lime, hogs and sheep prices with moderate supply. Futures and receipts listed include pork and beef items with varied yields and shipping notes. Market activity reflects steady sheep tone and limited demand. prices and quantities given for several livestock categories.
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Louis
St. Lovia
Setiva
Baltmores
Chicago Stock Market Hogs Trade Amid Mixed Shipments
Fragmentary market notes from Cayoano dated August 23 indicate hogs, receipts around 22 000 with shipments about 6 400 and varied prices amid uncertainty. Observers cite demand shifts and price adjustments with tentative figures for packers and processors.
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Cayoano
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Rev. Gryale
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Mont Beautiful
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Marshall County
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Jeremiah Julian
Albert Dunn
Bart
Dannis Conan
Burrago
Albert J. Moyer
Signal Service
Palace Hotel
Loxe Buanca
Washington Mclean
Cincinnati Inquirer
Aether Freedman
Wasuwares
Freedman’s Savings and Trust Company
Aera Ee Ee Ldl
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Knights of
Fprthias
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Ouray
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Moxtess Affairs
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Gonzales
Cadero
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San Louis
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Southern Pacific Company
Mr. C. P. Huntington
Grant
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Galena
Carvems
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Justice Sauer
Barkett
Third Cavalry
Waltimbee's Clothing
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Ade
Soldiers
Chicago Stock Market
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Tipe
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