Bribery testimony in New York senatorial contest continues
Afternoon report details committee sessions, counsel Bangs seeking delay, and testimonies by Assembly member Tremble about election expenses and lobbyist Edwards. Joint convention votes to fill Conkling and Platt vacancies show Depew leading, with Denew, Kernan, and others also named.
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ate—Denew
Kernan
Denew
Crowley
Robertson to take New York port collector post July 1
The report says Robertson will be collector of the port of New York with a signed commission ready about June 23 and to assume office July 1 unless the New York senatorial contest delays it. The convention adjourned until Monday due to many members being paired or absent on leave.
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Robertson
New York
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Times on the Irish troubles and global briefings
The Times notes in Loxvor on Ireland to curb lawlessness. one lawful victory could spark a chain reaction ending Land League strength. Also reports on Cornell crew barred from visitors plate, small-pox rise in London, trial of conspirators, Chileans withdrawing, earthquakes in Geneva and Cio, Illinois wheat crop concerns, a New Year murder inquiry in Castle Garden, a Canton death from drinking, and Atkin’s mill injuries fatal for two workers.
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the Tribune
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Treasury checks for July interest amid testifying dispute
From Washington June 11 Treasury prepares sixty four thousand checks to pay the July interest on the per cent bonds. Pliny the treasury custodian refuses to testify under oath before the investigating committee citing legal limits. He aided officials with lunch costs charged to candles and hints of protecting higher position holders. Also notes bond withdrawals and refunds decisions by the Comptroller and a learned court ruling on railroad land grants.
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Arkansas Outlaws and Sweden Murder Update
West master Jones of Center Ridge arrived to escort Burt rum, the mail robber tied to Evening Shade and Lacrosse firms, as Burtram awaits transfer to authorities. Gen Newton and state officials depart to probe the origin of Troy county trouble while Maj Henry reports on the Sweden murder in Van Buren county with alibis failing at prelim hearings. In Pennsylvania floods recede, rail lines reopen, damage losses still unknown.
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Sweden
van Buren
Grand
Pennsylvania
Prrissung
Secretary Windom arrival in Chicago and Canal scheme support
Secretary Windom arrived from Minnesota and stayed at the Grand Valley, dining with city leaders and visiting the revenue cutter Andrew Johnston. He spoke on agricultural growth and the Hennepin canal project, endorsed river and lake connections, and urged cheapened transportation to regulate railroad rates, warning of potential extravagance. Senator Allison was present. Windom left for Washington by tomorrow’s express.
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Reckless speculation and trade balance in Colorado swindle case
June 11 report: W L Beardsley of Beardsley & Frost arrested in Colorado on charges of swindling J W Farwell & Co of Chicago. Amount reportedly 30 000 to 40 000 dollars. Officers bound for Chicago with the prisoner. Also fashion notes and a brief legal item about A L Redden and the State Agricultural College tax suit. Emma Abbott allegedly invents a new esthetic kiss style. Chicago women curious.
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Col
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Chicago
Eldorado Press
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Abilene
Emma Abbott
Kansas City Market Report June 1 181
Market notes from Kansas City describe varying prices and conditions for commodities and grains. Reports show 1,670 bushels traded, shipments and stores with prices per bushel and per pound to shipper.
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Kansas City Stock Market Roundup
Kawasag City reports cattle receipts for 24 hours at 200 head with live steers averaging 122 pounds sold near 5.40 dollars per hundredweight. Feeders ranged 863 to 1 Jos. cows 2550 with 34 hours receipts at 1,960 and a weaker market. Sheep had no shipment. natives averaging 101 pounds sold around 5 dollars.
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St Louis Produce Market and Stock Report
The St Louis market notes dull lower grain and higher dairy, with No 2 red corn at 1.12 per bushel and eggs rising per dozen. Barley has no market, pork remains quiet, and dry salt meats meet steady demand. cattle and hogs show mixed activity with steady hog prices and variable stock receipts in the St Louis market report from June 11, 1891.
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Eatinie Iter
ASGC
Nate Dics AG
Moiske
Hutteie Susady
Chicago Produce Market Update with Trends and Prices
In Chicago markets, produce demand and prices rose with active tendencies across goods. Wheat and corn showed strength with June to September term notes, pork and bulk meats firming, cattle and hogs steady to higher amid tight supplies, while stock and sheep offerings remained moderate to light with variable pricing.
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