Fire and turmoil sweep regions as reports flood in
Telegraph dispatches describe a terrible fire in the Pennsylvania oil region destroying a village and heavy property loss. Overseas and domestic updates note Ireland unsettled, France tranquil, and U S military actions against squatters in Indian Territory with troops commanded to seize property if invaders stay. Weather outlook covers Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys with shifting winds and warmer then cooler temperatures.
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Teeatrans
Wasinxetos
Mississippi
Misouris
Sr. Louis
Keno
Indian Territory
Bismarck Talks with Vatican and Mayans Power
Bismarck at a recent parliamentary session said he would make terms with the Vatican if the church shows willingness by deeds. he may seek full powers from the Landtag to decide how to apply Mayans. In New York Ward Symonds killed reformer keeper McKelsey and then surrendered the weapon. McKelsey from Detroit leaves a wife and three children.
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Bismarck
Vatican Brus
Vatican
Landtag
Exama
N. Y
MuKelsey
Reformatory
Ward Symonds
New York
Symonds
McKelsey
eKelsey
Detroit
Michigan State Prison
British Cabinet vows to uphold Berlin treaty aims
At a first official reception Granville, secretary of state for foreign affairs, said the new British Cabinet will maintain the Berlin treaty, enter no continental alliance, keep cordial relations with France, support Greek claims beyond French demands, and keep Anglo French harmony in Egypt under existing control.
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Loxpox
Paris
Swivel engine derailment at A T & F yards injures engineer
A track expansion derailment at Topeka Kansas on May 6 injured engineer George Lyman when a lever slipped and struck him in the stomach. The U P Rolling Mills have started operations and anticipate a year of steady work with many contracts ahead.
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Torexa, Kas
George Lyman
U. P
Resolution on compensation for ships destroyed by Confederate cruisers
May 1 session in Winstisctes where the Judiciary Committee was tasked to report a bill for compensation to persons whose ships were destroyed by Confederate cruisers during the late rebellion, funded from the Geneva award. Debate over public printing funding and Marshals' pay arose as the District of Columbia appropriation bill loomed. committee actions followed with adjournment after an executive session.
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Huar
Judiciary Committee
Iaunies
Geneva
Morgan
Committee On Appropriations
Windom
Kdantunds
Whelom
Bat
Edmands
Conkling
US. Court
New York
Uiuman
Windum
Bayard
Senate
District of Columbia
Indian appropriation bill conference report and postal funding
The conference report on the Indian appropriation bill agrees to continue the Board of Indian Commissioners but with a proviso denying salaries and expert services. A postal service amendment limits star route expediting costs to 50 percent above contract price unless contract terms allow continuation at reduced rates. Debate includes references to charges of fraud and appropriations for transportation and postal agents.
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Wasuisetos
May T. Wells
Board of Indian Commissioners
House
Mipps
Committee On Appropriations
Treasury
Texas
Reagan
Hazelton
Genetleman
Mat
Ute Agreement Bill Routed to Special Order for Thursday
Seales, chairman of the Committee on Indian Affairs, reported back the bill ratifying the Ute agreement, set as the special order for Thursday. The House adjourned until tomorrow morning after Blackburn's motion was agreed to.
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Seales
Committee On
Indian Affairs
Blackburn
Fires Devastate Wells and Destroy Towns in Oil Regions
Multiple oil fields in Oakshade and McCalmot areas ignite as dry conditions fuel rapid spread. Three fires consume derricks and property across miles, threatening villages. Reno City and surrounding towns report widespread destruction with extensive losses and insurance gaps. A copper still explosion at Teacher Cusdistillery destroys the building, causing a $60,000 loss with one worker burned and another missing.
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Bianroce
Pas
Oakshade Oil Company
Qakshade Oil Company
McCalmot Hl Company
Biavrorn
Reno City
Bradford
Tees
St. Loris
Teaeher & Cus
Spring Street
Fred Lehreber
Kansas City Stock Market Cattle Receipts Mixed May 6
Cattle receipts 397 with 195 market ready and fairly active. Native herd averages around 14 pounds, with $3.20 to $3.85 bids seen for some lots. Cows receipts 1,4 Hippies 128 and hogs 702 noted, with prices near $3.05 to $3.85 and pigs averaging around $4, while overall market activity described as variable.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Produce Market Update
The Commercial Intreator reports on wheat shipments totaling 2195 bushels with 6453 shipments in store and 153 in reserve. Market remains steady to weak with No 2 White and No 4 soft prices listed. overall supply large and demand weak affecting bids across grades.
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Kansas City
Trish
Market report from St Louis produce market May 6
Prices for wheat and rye rose with unsettled May and July futures. Butter, pork, lard and bacon show higher or nominal values while barley has no market and whiskey edges up.
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Lour
Sue
Hatper Dagen
St Louis Stock Market Report
St Louis market notes cattle receipts steady with feeders quiet before shipments. sheep steady around four to five dollars per head with variation. Hog trade active with strong demand and steady prices. hogs and pork products show solid receipts and shipments for the day.
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ST. Louis
Chicago stock market summary and receipts mix
The report shows mixed packing, heavy shipments and active shipping activity. Cattle receipts reach about 405 with notable shipments. sheep receipts total around 1,000, with prices showing a clipped market. The overall tone notes active trading and rising prices in several categories.
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eHseaao
Dlay
State Conventions Show Mixed GOP Split Across States
Ohio Democrats back Thurman for National Convention while GOP factions in Maryland Delaware New Hampshire and New Jersey push Blaine or Sherman with uninstructed delegates. Tennessee Democrats nominate Hawkins for governor and back Maynard for VP as anti third term groups meet. Southern and border states send varied delegations amid partisan tension.
Republicans Reject Third Term at State Convention
Delegates adopt against a third term, arguing it would trigger a defensive stance, tarnish party memory, and alienate voters. A national committee of one hundred is to be chosen, with a five member panel to present the platform to the convention, then adjournment sine die.
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Ohio
Committee of Resolutions
Thurman
Cincinnati
J. H. Wade
Cleveland
James B. Stedman
Toledo
John Mcsweeney
Wooster
D. Ward
Lebanon
Messrs
A. V. Rice
Ottawa
Thos. E. Powell
Delaware
Charles Hill
Hamilton
TL St. van
Pickaway
Fesnessee
Nashville
W. D. Waters
A. M. Hughes
Alvin Hawkins
Thomas C. Cluse
George Money
A. A Fraser
Chicago
Horace Maynard
LC. Houck
J. M. Hornbuch
H. H. Harrison
D. Munn
Mississipti
Carcana
Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Orlock
Sherman
Blaine
Grant
Maryland
Henry Stockbridge
State Central Committee
Republican State Convention
Baltimore County
Thehouse
H. Clay Neill
Christian Febiger
Levi G. York
Newcastle County
N. J
Girant
David H. Hoffam
Benjamin FP
Prescott
E. Chandler
Ruel Durkee
Benjamin A. Kinthall
John H. Broughton
James A. Wood
August A. Woodson
James G. Blaine
Maine
New Hampshire
Adepot
Jersey Republicars
Tuestas
N. JL
Wm. A. Stiles
Clainy
Thomas H. Dudley
Eloh
Washburne
Adel Gates
Lincoln
Gant
Hayes
Larve
Win
J. Sewell
Guo
W. Halsey
Watts
Uhelps
Judson
Kilpatrick
Sr. Loci
Job F. Stenderson
National Executive Committee
B.C. Hubbard
Kentucky
Bluford Wilson
Tilinuis
Committee On
John H. Henderson
New York
Hingis
Michigan
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Georgia
South Carolina
Alabama
Indiana
Florida
Missouri
Col. Gailbert
Iowa
E. 3. Foster
F. L. Tedergerben
X. W. Wilson
Sis Lots
Tien. Henderson
Henderson
Ben. Butterforth
Republican League of
Philadelpia
Janes Freeman Clark
Verpont
West Virginia
Long
Committee On Platform
Republican Party
Geant
Ciny
Cytes
Lucian Eaton
Eanil Prevtorius
Henry Hitelbe Olini Henderson
Tale
Jomes
WW. Williams
Fire damages four story Cleveland building in Otis Street blaze
A late night fire on Otis Street damaged a four story brick building in Cleveland near Beebe’s block. Loss to the structure is about 1000 dollars with insurance about 1100 dollars. water damage accounted for most of the rest. Several firms including Whitten Burdett and Telegraph Supply Company faced losses in the incident.
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Bostax
May
Beebe
Otis Street
Clathivo
Whitten, Burdett & of
Rimons
Hateh & Whitten
Rose
Cleve Peeand
Miay
Ick
St. Chair
Walnut
Estes
BOO
Morgan
Tithue Graphers
Telegraph Supply Company
Sash
Fier
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Thompel
Cosstastixarie
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Ganudis
Council of Ministers
Fangland
Acedent—Topeke Holling Mills
Alvith
Meni
Waddell
Reland Destis
Mansion House Relief Committee
Distr
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Dew York
Vlomng
Tou Putin
Aif Fey Fly Wit
Conpur
Enpon
Rene Missouri - Sieeer
Chicago Stock Market
Tennessee
Tion
Egates
Dover
Mills
Ian Steinberg
S. Massachusetts Street
al Set Ily
Lawrence, Kansas
FIR
Bryant
Loustons Street
Penn Street
G. W. Cosley
Denver
Kansas Division
Union Pacific B
Kansas Pactfc Railway
Qaly Line
Leavenworth
Ellis
Horton
Union Packe
Leadville
Gunniion
Eagly Riyer
Tene Mile
Myer Col
San “Hua Megioto
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Kansas
Union Varitie
Pereois Genhe
Mie Creuter
Central Wheat Belt
Trur & Co
Yorland
Malone
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