Prohibition Debate Moves Forward in Iowa State Free Trade League
The Iowa State Free Trade League plans mass meetings with speaker P Sherman of Brooklyn to spread views on liquor prohibition. The Iowa Senate approved a constitutional amendment to ban manufacturing and sale of intoxicating beverages, with the measure now going to the people.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Free Trade League
P. Sherman
Brooklyn Free Trader
State Senate
Queen narrowly escapes as McLean fires at royal carriage
The Times reports the would be assassin McLean fired at the Queen's carriage near Windsor. British and American officials condemn the attempt while the Queen remains unharmed. McLean faces Windsor magistrates as telegrams of sympathy pour in from the United States and New Brunswick lawmakers pass a resolution of gratitude.
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Romer Eee Cuaz
Argent Rew
Newtsa
United States
S & Ix
Lespax
the Times
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Latroy
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Carridge
Deathvead
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Vortanenth
London
Reynoldz
Unac
England
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Theeen
Leatrice
Castle Terrace
Harcourt
Station
Poensunby
Stock Exchange
God Save the Queen
Eaton College
Rox
Paeviocavyses
Jons
N. B
House Assembly
Blair
House Assembly of
New Brunswick
Windsor Railway Station
Loscow
One of the Jeannette Crew Updates From St Petersburg
Cable dispatch from St Petersburg reports Donenhower with an injured left eye but says health is good overall. The message notes inability to read or write and travel restrictions until snow disappears, with hope the right eye can be saved.
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Wasttschos
St. Petersburg
Donenhower
Opposition in Commons to Bradlaugh seat bid in England
News notes resistence by Opposition members in the Commons to Bradlaugh taking his seat. Northcote to move a prior resolution. Also reports on investigation into the Chili Peruvi an correspondence and a plan to attend the 200th anniversary of the Mississippi mouth discovery in New Orleans.
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Biadlaugl
Lespros
Bradlaugh
Northcote
Wasuixutus
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House Committee On Rules
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Reed
Blackburn
Randall
Clackburn
Dakota
Gen. Grant
House
Robbers on Lake Shore Train Fight at Ashtabula
A westbound Lake Shore freight car robbery ends in gunfire at Ashtabula. One thief is captured after escaping through a window. a second robber, wounded, surrenders near Saybrook. No serious injuries among officers or train hands.
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Ureverano
Lake Shore
Saybrook
Ashtabula
Cleveland
New York Failures Rise as Cascade Crocks and Rayande Collapse
K G Dunn Co reports 137 business failures nationwide for the week, with New York City’s Cascade Crocks Rayande among the largest liabilities. Causes cited include Whiz Diz collapse of Union Generale and banking contractions, amid floods and cautious trade sentiments. Despite losses from speculation, overall trade remains sound and spring demand grows.
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New Yorks
K. G. Dunn &Co
Mercantile Agency
Western
Middle Pacific Coast and Territories
York City
New York
Cascade, Crocks, & Rayande
Isaster
Whis Diz
Union Generale of
Paris
Sherman Led Long Tour Through the Southwest in 10 Weeks
General Sherman accompanied by Gen Han cock Gen Poe and several friends passed through St. Louis on the Iron Mountain road en route to San Antonio. The party plans a southern rail tour to Younia Cal Yosemite and San Francisco returning east via Santa Fe. They expect to reach St Louis again May 14 for the Army of the Tennessee meeting.
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St. Loris
Yosemite
San Francisco
Santa Fe
Denver
Sherman
Army of the Tennessee
Southerners Push Education Aid Amid Congressional Debate
In Washington the Senate discussed a South Carolina education aid memorial while the House eyed cost reductions on vessel licenses and river works funding. A stockmen convention at Caldwell ended with a ball, supper, and a dispatch from Gov. St John declining to attend.
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Butler
Citivens
South Carolina
Anthony
Hoar
Mississippi
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Calmwell
Kas
Medicine Lodge
Afler
Gov. St. John
Caldwell
Teresa
Jones
Jony
Governors
Leland
Hanged men and fire flood brief items from March dispatches
Bol Jones and Bill Miller were hanged at Aberdeen for murder near Aberdeen. Both died instantly. Miller sang before the drop. A tannery fire in Harley Bros. tannery caused $30,000 loss with full insurance. Henry Fleuwing's execution postponed thirty days at Pittstown. Floods swamped tracks between Bonpestown and Trento disrupting New York service.
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Miss
Bol Jones
Bill Miller
Aberdeen
Pittsstre
Harley Bros
East End
New Ortrass
Henry Fleuwing
Coffeyville
Pittaboro
New York
Bonpestown N. J
Here
Trento
Bonds Voted In Newrox County Rail Proposals
In Newrox Kansas March 32 voters approved bonds to aid three railroad projects: St Louis Fort Scott Wichita, Council Grove Marion Western, against opposition from Atchison Topeka Santa Fe. About two hundred illegal voters were said to have been ferried to precincts. In this city 780 ballots yielded a 556 majority. Newton township supported the measure by 175.
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Newrox
Kas
St. Louis, Ft. Scott & Wichita Railroad
Council Grove, Marion & Western Railroad
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad Company
Newton Township
Judge Samuel Treat Honored on 25th Anniversary
In St Louis on March 3 the 25th anniversary of Judge Samuel Treat's service as U.S. District Judge for the eastern district of Missouri was observed despite his request to avoid ceremony. Leading lawyers gathered in the courtroom as John F. Darby and Judge Gault spoke congratulatory remarks. Judge Treat thanked the bar in a brief reply, praising their counsel. A dispatch from Judge McCrary in Nebraska extolled Judge Treat's worth.
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St. Louis
Samuel Treat
United States
Missouri
John F. Darby
Gault
Treat
Judge McCrary
Jan
Nebraska
Judge Treat
Markets Reported with Steady Prices on Wheat and Live Stock
The Saint Louis market notes receipts of 2 600 sheep and 3 400 shipments with prices showing stability. Wheat opened lower then firm with No 2 red around 1.18 to 1.20, corn higher with bids near 5 percent, and barley at Easter levels. butter eggs whiskey salt meats and lard show mixed but steady movements amid overall flat activity.
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ST. Louis
Br. Lourg
OCR Gabler
Mae
Chicago
Kansas City Market Report Shows Mixed Grain and Livestock Trends
March 3 1862 Kansas City market summary lists WHEAT and OATS bids with scattered shipments and prices. CATTLE HOGS and SHEEP data indicate firmer cattle and weaker hog markets with varied daily values.
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Kansas City
Market Report St Louis March 3 1832 Stock Prices
Cattle receipts 50, shipments 100, livestock prices varied with ranges from 1092 pounds active demand. Hogs reported receipts 2500 with prices around 4.35 to 6.15 for different categories. Sheep receipts 1000 with values from 4.00 to 6.40, market described as steady to firm.
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SY. Lotis
Selec
Chicago Stock Market Report of March 3 1843 Hauls and Prices
The Gatile Drovers Journal notes 4000 shipments and 3500 on hand as market remains moderately active and steady. Hog trades show 13000 shipments with weak demand and lower prices. common stock dull. hogs and feeders vary. packing goods and hides move with mixed prices across categories.
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Chicago
Gatile—Drovers’ Journal
Chicago Market Highlights and Arkansas Aid Shipment
Chicago market notes show dull flour and higher wheat and corn prices with varied cash and futures quotes across grains and fats. In Memphis Arkansas Judge L H Margum reports a government donation of ten thousand rations shipped to Arkansas City aboard the Belle of Memphis, the first installment of government relief.
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L. H. Margum
State of
Arkansas
Arkansas City
Belle
Memphis
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