Washburn and Moon case win noted in law letter
A letter from A D Macarr of Lawrence, dated March 13 1893, criticizes a Joliet newspaper for misrepresenting a U S circuit court decision in the Washburn and Moon barbed wire patent suit against Jonathan Watkins and others. The missive claims the Chicago ruling sustains patent validity and grants injunctions pending final disposition, with damages and licensing terms outlined. The letter ends with condolences for Chief Justice White.
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Yeaterday Merning
Joliet
U. S
Chicago
Benco
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Satipany
Sid J. Elwood
Wo. Wattlac
Che Gage
Watsing
Alemeat
Waco Gv O
Drummond
United Sistes Aireals Court
Washburn & Moon Auits
Jonathan Watkins
Joter
Kingell
Iuaye
Defend- Aotés Mavnf
Blodgen
Macy
Buayreme Court
Cour
Haish
Messrs. Coburn & Thacher
Id & Towie
BF Thurston
Jsvoo Asiah
de Ku.b. 1
Washburn d& Mreo Manufacturing Company
Inftingera
Washbure & Moon Minufacturing
Licansa
Yeurr
A. D. Macarr
Lawrence
Burning Washington sleeper on Western express
A Washington sleeper on the Western express caught fire near Wilmore station in the Allegheny mountains at 4 this morning and was entirely consumed. Passengers escaped unharmed but nearly naked. The Pullman company reported losses of $20,000.
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Pittsburg
Washington
Wilmore Station
Allegheny Mountains
Pullman Company
Mines and fires haunt Dakota and New Haven in March
In Deadwood at the Highland mine an extensive cavern occurred with one fatality among miners who mostly escaped injury. In Hoopeston a fire swept H B Mayors dry goods store and nearby buildings housing express companies, causing about 15000 dollars in losses. In New Haven a church owned building housing American Theatre and stores burned for about 20000 dollars, damaging wardrobes. Alpadia, nine years after a Colorado murder, was arrested near Ft. Fetterman, Wyoming, while a six-prospector party story emerges.
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Deadwood
Dakota
Highland
Hoopston
H. B
American
United States Express
New Haven
St. Mary's Catholic Church
American Theatre
Ft. Fetterman
Wyoming
Alpadia
Colorado
Memphis River Recedes Slightly Brighter Outlook
The waters fell one inch in twelve hours reaching forty six feet six inches on the gauge. Levees are reported secure and the city safe despite wind. The F Mt and T railway resumes service with transfers at Longville Bridge by boat. Business is resuming and outlook is cheering.
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Memphis
Western Associated Press
Helena
Ark
Longville Bridge
Washington Star Route Trial Continues In Court
The defense pressed its papers in the star route trial as court sessions extended. Witnesses described advertising methods and route inspections while objections limited testimony on certain service issues. The examination of Kearney Kent dominated the day, with adjournment following extensive argument and proceedings.
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Washington
Ingersoll
Wilson
Ray B. Eaton
Bath
Walter Spandier
D.yison
Post Office Department
Kearney Kent
Star
New York Whisky Firm Beecher Ledgers Finances Near 500000
The Beecher & Co whisky and wine firm led by Fredrik Elves John B Besebur and Charles A Tuttle has stood for 25 years with assets valued beyond estimation. Westco Union Telegraph plans a 13.25 percent dividend payable April 10. A steamship Hadsay fire in New Orleans tower batch caused heavy damage. vessel valued at a quarter million with cargo about the same.
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New York
Irs
Beecher & Co
Fredrik Elves
John 8
Besebur
Charles A Tuttle
Westco Union Telegraph Company
Williams vs Young case delays rebuttal testimony
From Wichita March 13. In Williams vs Young the defendant charged with attempting to hire Duffy to burn the Occidental Hotel refuses to present rebutting testimony until the case comes up in district court, bail posted for appearance. Weather fine with rain possible. local utilities push expansion. creamery machinery installed. gas franchise granted. Kansas City pigeon shooting result Carver 91 3rds, Bogardas 69. Racine grocers and liquor dealers Chris Heck & Co. make voluntary assignment with assets and liabilities of 35000.
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Wichita
Mare
Williams
Nctive
Racine
Wis
Chris Heck & Co
Death of Captain E A Moise at Louisville in morphine overdose
Captain E A Moise of the commission firm Hail Moise & Co died in Louisville after taking an overdose of morphine last evening. Physicians failed to revive him after an early morning outcome. He had a history of using morphine for severe headaches.
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Louisville
E A. Moise
Hail, Moise & Co
Moise
Funeral rites for Bishop Quinlen draw large crowd
In Mobile on March 13 a large crowd attended the bishop Quinlen funeral with sight bishops and forty priests present. Bishop Eder led the pontifical mass of requiem and Bishop Gilmer of Cleveland preached. The cathedral and surrounding streets were crowded. In Springfield the House passed a wife beaters by whipping bill in the State Legislature.
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Mobile
Ala
Quinlen
Eder
Gilmer
Cleveland
Springfield
House
Whisky Did It. A Cleveland Tragedy at ONeal’s Saloon
Cleveland on March 12 Janny Cassidy died from gunshot wounds after an incident at ONeal's saloon. Cassidy, intoxicated, demanded whisky. he drew a knife and tried to stab ONeal, who fired, killing Cassidy in self defense. ONeal is in custody.
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Cleveland
Janny Cassidy
D. O*neel
Cassidy
O'Neal
Foreign News Digest From Paris to Berlin March Reports
Documents show John Walsh was arrested in Havre and not in Dublin during the Phoenix Park murders. Patrick Casey seeks arrests of English detectives aiding Walsh’s capture. Alabama Award inquiry prompts government questioning in Commons. Berlin notes imply royal birthday telegraph and coronation attendance plans. Admiral Von Stosch resigns amid cabinet policy clashes and Kiel fortification funds debate.
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Paris
John Walsh
Havre
Dublin
Phoenix Park
Patrick Casey
Walsh
Germany
Cansi
Berlin
Admiral von Stosch
Bismarck
Elizabeth
Hong Kong
von Stosch
Kiel
Sharp Swindler ONeill Flees After Massive Schemes
A Schenectady broker E n ett O'Neill has vanished after stealing more than 34000 from farmers, widows, and businesses in Schenectady and Duansburg. He forged mortgages and assignments, used a bank directors position, and fled with his family left destitute. Authorities expect he went to New York then Europe as the American Baseball Association resumes its season in St Louis.
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Troy
N. Y
E.nett O'Neill
Schneetady
Duansburg
Schnactady Bank
Gol. Atlan
Liddie
Clarke
N. Kettle
Wid. A. Johnson
Airs
A. H. Duane
Trustees Union Culture
James Champion
Ges. Curtis
Bebeneetsdy City Bank
Judge Sanford
Supreme Court
PLS
Edward Cotter
Ed Palmer
Schenectady Bank
Miss Frost
O'Neill
West
Kimsel
Sabenactady
O'Neil
New York
Europe
Schenectady
St. Louis
American Base Ball Association
Dias
FP. Daniels
Hartford
W. Beemon
Bresante
Cine
Assignment of Humphrey & Co. hides firm filed in New York
The assignment of Theo. B F James, W H and Carren Humphreys, partners in Humphrey & Co. hide and leather company, was filed showing liabilities of 82 477 and assets of 119 507 actual 607 205 nominal. Also John N Gate, late superintendent of Robesbury water works, arrested in St Johnsbury on charge of defrauding the village.
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New York
Theo. BF. James
WH. & Carren Humphreys
Humphrey & Co
St. Johnsbury
John N. Gate
Robesbury
Grain Market Preview and Irregular Quotations
Fragmented price notes show irregular quotes for wheat corn oats and barley with March April May and June entries. Oregon and California figures include March and April bids with precise but garbled decimals, along with scattered references to King Martha and Mall values for June.
Live Stock Receipts Show Mixed Kansas City Market
The Live Stock Indiestor reports cattle receipts at 2125 with prices weak. Hogs receipts at 322 show a steady market and a shade higher for good to choice packers. Sheep receipts 831 marked market quiet with little change.
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Kansas City Stock-Market
Kansas City
St Ris
Edsau
G. Shee
Matkel
Market Report Summary from Louis Pacou
Market notes show prices for corn lower with cash and futures mixed, oats and rye dull, barley quiet, and lead nominal. Soy and dairy terms appear uncertain. wheat active with mixed bids and options, bulk meats lower with various clear prices, and weekly shipments at 11,000 with little variation.
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Louis Pacou
Loos
Lour
cLotce
Panay
Bayasske
Apul
Wiues Utes
Ego
WHIAK
Diu Bay
Odd OCR Snapshot of 19th Century Market Prices
Fragmentary OCR shows cattle and meat market terms with varied prices and conditions. Mentions cattle, butchers, shipments, grades from best to low, and typical auction language. Readable entities include producers, shipments and price ranges though many words are garbled.
Wires Removed After Federal Court Decision
Chicago March 13 Mutual Union Telegraph Company withdrew its wires from the bucket shops following a Federal Court ruling. Western Union is not involved and its wires stay in place.
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Chicago
Mutual Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
New York Money Market Report of March 13 1832
Ha Het report from New York shows money market activity with March 13 1832 closing figures. Prices listed include 2 13 15 and exchange demand around 691 for mercantile paper sale.
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HEW York Money Market
New York
Wee” Prine Mercantile Paper Sqcis
Pselling—Exchange Alnady
Cemand
Chicago Produce Market Snapshot From March Prices
Readable fragments show March prices for flour fats grains and meats in Chicago. Talks of flour lower spring values 360 500 and various grades. Mentions rye butter lard and pork with ranges and monthly timing across March April May June.
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Chicago
Varucann
Quieticomme
Choise
Eben
Apel Lee
Mare
Jed d. Szedderf
Jaci
Cattle and hog prices in mid March 1863 Drovers Journal
The Drovers Journal reports stock market activity at Cago Stock Market Cotoago on March 13 1863 with cattle receipts 7100 shipments 4000 and mixed prices for steers cows and bulls. Hogs reach steady to higher ranges while sheep show varying demand with good to fancy lots selling amid weaker overall tone.
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Cago
Cotoago
Vara
Wally
Shippa
Local store offers farm and home supplies at low prices
A country merchant urges farmers and townspeople to visit his shop for an extensive range of farm tools including spades hoes rakes and draw shovels. He promises quality lumber hardware nails and paints and even silks and buckets, inviting ladies to view the best line in town.
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Edward Harrigan
M. W. Hanley
Harrigan & Hart's
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Dorkey
Tom Collins
Imperial Quartette
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Bates & Field
Horsford
He, Naser
Keifer
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P Gay
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Steinberg
Clothier
Washburn & Moon Manufacturing Co
Watkins
U.S. District Court
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Toman
AW Benson
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Otawa
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Paola
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Edwin Garrett
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Sables
Allen
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Mary EB. Burtin
Coral Carter
Marievin
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Hubert Haitis
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Lota Nines
Mary Hughes
Losisa Jones
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Gentleman's
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Harry Foste
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Warren Geen
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Hory Harsham
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George Johnson
Tal Yobs
Joseph Black
George Martin
Henry A Hush
HD Sheoer
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Johe Thompson
Auay Burley
Bo Wallace
Wate
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Chares
Fallon Bros
Worden
Columbus
Wm. White
Supreme Court of Ohio
United States
Southern District of Ohio
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Funeral Services
Foreign News
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London
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Nainsook
Quitat
King Marth
Marci
Liddy Alay
Sime
Glee Bia
At. Louis Sree Maricet. Wr
Haehet Report
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