Multiple Local Disasters And Deaths Reported In May
Telegraph news from various towns reports a fatal mill accident at Star and Crescent Mills cutting a man to death after a 90 foot fall. A fire in Cramas and Ost kills four from a neighbor’s family. A Portland bound fishing fleet tragedy claims twenty boats swamped and twelve fishermen drowned. An explosion at Short Mountain colliery kills two and fatally injures two more. A passenger coach wreck on the Richmond and Petersburg line injures several. A Kansas Dental Association meeting elects officers and fixes next meeting in Topeka. Chief Justice William J. Dougherfeld dies on the bench in San Francisco.
Wabash Railway Stockholders Ratify Consolidation Proposals
In St Louis on May 5 stockholders representing about thirty of forty million shares ratified all proposals on acquiring other lines and consolidating interests. The meeting addressed consolidation moves and changes in the railway group’s structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Wabash, St. Louis & Pavifie Railway Company
Parapraputa
Pennsylvania Railroad Today
Geo. B. Roberts
STATE CONVENTIONS AND PARTY FIGHTS IN SIX STATES
The report surveys state party activities and conventions across Ohio Wisconsin New Hampshire Delaware New Jersey and Tennessee. Delegates gather in May for Democratic and Republican gatherings with Currents of third term opposition and unity aims. Key figures include Thurman Tilden Bishop Hale Blaine Grant Washburne and Jackson delegates race to Chicago with varying instruction plans.
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Ohio
Corecess
Ome
Thurman
Payne
Tilden
Jewett
Hurd
Lefevere
Athon
Finley
McMahon
Cincinnati
Friends of All
Ain
NEW Jiamplike Democrats
Coscorv
George Putnan
John W. Shirley
Harry Bingham
John H. George
Frank Jones Martin
B. Edgerly
Jos. Burroughs
Johnf. Morse
John F. Cloutman
David H. Young
Wisconsin
Wm. E. Carter
Wm . McLaren
Milwaukee
McLaren
Chicago
Washburne
Blaine A
Sherman
Grant
Edwards
U Grant
Blaine
C. B. Cassady
Edward Sanderson
Thos. Batt
G. van Steenwick
Lhis
Tennessee
Representative Hall
Joseph Dillon
W. H. Young
P.m
James KH. Dillon
Nashville
Emerson Ethridge
Thomas JH. Reeves
Washington County
Dillon
Reeves
Himsek
U.S. Grant
Tu. Us
Delaware
Dover
Det
New Jersey
Trestos
Jackson
Geo. W. Buchanan
Geo. W. Gates
W.H. Hibbs
Sherman Wan
I Tos
St. Louis
May
Louisville
General Grant
Antishirdter Movement
Tariff debate and naval plans dominate House action
The House committee on Ways and Means confirms tariff provisions on salt wool printed matter and related goods. Debate continues on adding wood pulp to free list while discussion ends with a plan to vote tomorrow. Other items cover naval policy, Indian appropriations, and Afghan war costs amid broad fiscal adjustments.
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Senate
Rhode Island
United States
Willacy
Committee On Judicial
Blair
Secretary of the ‘Treasury
John W. White
U.S. Revenue Service
Alaska
Treasury Department
Booth
Committee On Public Lands
District of Columbia
Walhaces Troup
Ato Kit
Wasmxetus
Atkins
Committee On Appropriations
King
Blackburn
House
Tit
Isr
Ilune Tal
Ewing
Congress
Internal Revenue Service
Wasnixutox
Tucker
Wood
Toomorrow
Tim
U. S
Union
Secretary of the Navy
Atlantic
Central America
Committee of Conference On the Indian
Board of Indian Comissioners
The Markets New York Money Market May 5
The May 5 market report shows money at four percent per annum and discounts around prime mercantile paper with varying rates. Government bonds and currency rates are noted, along with receipts and shipments data for wheat corn and other commodities. Cattle and hogs see mixed demand, with sheep receipts and slight price movements, reflecting a quiet trading day in most sections.
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New York
Wileat
Carter Medicine CO
Pork Place
Lola
Loum May Market Report From St Louis Produce Exchange
May 4 market update lists prices for produce and commodities. notes include oats and barley bids, whiskey steady near 51.04, butter lower, eggs higher, pork and bacon bids, and dry salt meats with several price figures. records show cash and bid levels, with several line items implying daily trading activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loum
Solu
aKa
Butier
St Louis Stock Market May 5 Cattle and Hogs Prices
The St Louis market reports cattle with light shipping steers priced around 3.00 to 4.20 per hundredweight, prime to fancy heavy cattle 400 to 473, cows and heifers 290 to 390, stockers and feeders 83.00 to 2.50. hogs fairly active with Yorkers 41 to 4.0, bacon 120 to 140, heavy shipping 44 to 46, receipts about 10,000 and shipments 7,306.
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Louis
St. Louis
Unmatched May 5 Hog and Cattle Receipts Report
Market activity described as verally active and firmer for hog receipts totaling 2400 with 7 shipments and prices around 33.00. Cattle receipts listed at 4,000 with 9 shipments, market quieter to good shipping, with prices noted near 4 dollars. Sheep receipts around 600 with weaker shipments and prices clipped to about 4.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maebias Elvrice
Arner
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Mississippi
Missouri
Cramas, Ost
James Ga Fan
Gage
Ghaldren
Wade
Cutcaco
Thomas Hermans
Star and Crescent Mills
Board of ‘Trade
Bustos
Thuringia
Shields
Samaria
Short Mountain
George W. Sinton Wneilly
Michael Douglas
Thomas Evans
Nubert ‘Thomas
Dtivenkorn
New Yous
Portland
Oregon
Point Adams
Coluistia River
Kansas
Peniuts
Estonia
Kas
Kansas State Dental Association
de. W. T. Schulze
Atchison
A. Ht. Thompson
Topeka
P. D. Huntington
Emporia
J. E. Young
Trea Urer
J.B. Patterson
Lawrence
Ane
Sax Frasersco
May A
Walliam J. Dougherfeld
Supreme Court
Virginia
Fifteenth District Court
Coromer
Berus
Herr Hasselmann
Russia
Hasselmann
Gates
New Hampshire
Bart’l
F of
Del
Deorge Wintias Cvetis
Seburz
Jubn J H. Henderson
Xalvith Congress
Se. Loris
Cone al
James Howard
New Orleans
Poindester Dunn
Arkansas
War. R. Myers
Indiana
B. W. Harrisachusetts
H. J. Humphreys
America
Matioudi Capital
News Via
London
Herman YK
Loxvos
Hertin
Germany
India
Nan Shipman
United States Dstrict
Chicago Produce Market
Catcaco
Barle Rae Nu
Mary Sujaway
Sly Dugly
Duly
Iado
Steinberg
Massachusetts Street
Lawrence, Kansas
Sam. G. McConnell
Matt
Government Bond
WABFL
Cana Ees
New & Laranelos
Corpaatis Lux
Newes
Lie
Kansas City
Specsa
Wa Catile
Ualtes Satppiegaterra
Utes
Ivers
Rafael Quilet
BT. Louis Produce Market
Chicago Stock Market
Renee
C. W. Straffon
Lawrence, Kas. Aus
W. Woodward
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