Safe Investment in United States Funding Bonds for City Security
A 4 percent US bond at par offers annual income and strong backing through strict funding laws. City debt cannot exceed bond totals, with mandatory tax levies for interest and a framework holding officials accountable. Coupons usable for taxes, law details, and prospect of price rise to 96.00. Sold at Merchants' Bank in 3500 and 100 denominations.
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Death of Prof B F Mudge and funeral rites in Mascoutah
The sudden death of Prof B F Mudge at Mascarray Kansas is reported. He collapsed after feeling feverish, died of apoplexy, and his funeral was held with Odd Fellows and faculty pallbearers in attendance. He leaves a daughter Fiusebia teaching in Manhattan, and a grandson and granddaughter. The day was calm and clear.
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Mudge of Warring ton dies at 62 in Kansas Geologist and public figure
The obituary recalls Prof. Mudge born in Warrington Mo, aged sixty two and three months. A lawyer, former Lynn mayor, state geologist of Kansas, chemist and teacher, his funeral featured Rev Campbell and Prof Parker with music referencing Cast Thy Burden on the Lord and There's a Land that is Fairer than Day. A long procession followed to the cemetery by Manhattan lodge Odd Fellows.
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Attempted murder attack shocks Williamstown crowd
A brutal assault near Williamstown left two teens severely beaten and a third in peril of death after three men blocked the road home from a Perryville gathering. Witnesses say one assailant rode a gray horse as locals searched for the attackers amid a large manhunt.
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Murder rumors stir Williamstown Perryville area
Reports describe a shooting involving Bryant and Garrett with suspicions that locals misidentified the victims. The incident sparked fear and a push by some residents to flee the Williamstown Perryville region amid alleged lawlessness. A colored man named Garrett is noted in Perryville as part of the murky saga. Local theories blame mistaken identity, past scraps, or dangerous knowledge, with the community on edge as investigations continue. HOPE Loans advertises collateral lending on gold silverware and other goods at 9 Henry Street east of Massachusetts Street.
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Weather and Wheat Exports Reported Across Regions
A telegraphic dispatch notes rising barometer and cold northwesterly winds in the upper Missouri valleys and lower regions with clear or partly cloudy skies. It also reports South Australia reaping underway with wheat exports expected around 375,000 tons.
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Stabbed Deputy Sheriff Fatally Wounded by Mistaken Identity
New York reports Deputy Sheriff Hines was likely fatally stabbed last night after being mistaken for another man. The father of a wronged girl had threatened the other man with death. Reporters' Club in St Joseph discusses Missouri Valley Reporter Association with James H. Ringo as chair and A J Fleming as secretary. Berlin notes Russian abilts may move from Gortchakoff to Prince Wallejeitf as Vice Chancellor, seen as Germany-friendly.
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Kirwin Welcomes First Union Pacific Train
The Central Branch of the Union Pacific completed track to Kirwin Kansas at four pm about 1000 spectators gathered at the depot to witness the first engine pull in Conductor Sinclair rode the inaugural train into Kirwin Pottsville Pa Jacob and Albert Huntsinger freed from embezzlement sentences face new charges of perjury and misdemeanor with bail set at 1100000
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International Question Reports Chilean Victory at Iquique
A telegraph from Paris states a battle at Iquique with allied forces defeated and Chileans claiming victory. The Peruvian corvette Pilcomayo reportedly captured by Chile. London telegrams confirm a decisive Chilean win near Iquique described as crushing. Washington reports Munoz relatives released after Santiago arrest.
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Governor and Council to hear election returns in December
Augusta reports the Governor and Council will sit December 1 to 5 to examine returns and hear candidates alleging irregularities. A telegram says Republican Senators and Representatives from every county will attend the council opening on Monday, December 1.
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Ute Commission reports quiet White River area
Nov 23 paymaster Stanton arrives from White River Agency reporting calm conditions no signs of Indians. General Merritt moves with Third Cavalry and Company D Fifth Cavalry. three infantry and four cavalry companies to remain at White River for winter. Los Pinos Agency commission meeting yields testimony from Charley Uncompahgre about Jack’s attack on Thornburg. Ouray notes Johnson’s brother confessed to killings of freighters and mail carrier, while Ouray questions reception of hostile at Washington. Commission adjourns over Sunday.
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Questioning Gov Robinson on State Treasury trouble
The Tribune questions Governor Robinson with rumors about treasury issues and asks if he suspects the State Treasurer, if the Comptroller reports poor statements, and if he employed expert Richard Wilks to audit the treasury and obtain bad reports. Albany reports a cash deficiency of 5240 was recently found and since corrected.
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Albany
Interracial Marriage Case Before Virginia Supreme Court
Chief Justice Waite grants a writ of error to the Virginia Supreme Court in John A. Tinsley v. Commonwealth of Virginia. Tinsley, who married a white woman in Washington, was later jailed in Virginia for violating the state ban on interracial marriage. The case aims to settle the constitutionality of the Virginia statute. In billiards, New York, Schaefer leads with 5 wins, 2 losses, tying for first with Slosson and Sexton who face a tiebreaker Saturday. Garnier and Daley contest for lower prizes. Highest tournament scores include Garnier 147, Daley 127, Schaefer 122.
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Heizer
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Parnell visit noted amid Sligo jail sedition case
From Ketsod Publin Nov 24 Charles 8 Parnell plans to visit Davett and Daley in Sligo jail today amid reports the government will advance tenants funds secured by landlords to be repaid over years Parnell denies advising tenants to pay rents. Daley faces £500 security and two £200Sureties. A Chicago meeting seeks Irish American support for Parnell.
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Telegraphic Brevities From a Global Spotlight
Snows in Switzerland disrupt travel while a Chicago bicycle race pits English against American riders. Grant linked to Nicaragua canal scheme presidency via telegraph. Alfonso marries with Cortes blessing. treasury officials expect debt under 2 million in November. Foster’s Mexico tour continues. brigands leave him be awaiting remittance. Boers to meet December 10. fate could decide reconquest by force. Hannibal & St. Joseph faces ticket pricing scandal. officers fined. Malaria outbreak shrinks Indian provinces. mortality soars, agriculture hit. Baptist pastors urge Potter anniversary with mixed reactions. decision to let ministers handle congratulations.
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Demonstrations in London and coal aid for Ireland
Reports note Sunday demonstrations by Irish residents in London. Beaconsfield mulls sending large coal quantities to Ireland over a fuel crisis concern. Dublin Archbishop McCabe urges cheerful burden bearing and adherence to God's law. At Balla procession, military order and discipline noted as troubling. Parry Sound tug Milly Grew finds wreckage of Waubano near The Hay Stack five miles NW of Moose Point. life boat upside down. thirty people missing. search to resume.
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Markets News From New York Money Market And Bonds
The New York money market report shows rates at 75-16 per annum with discounts on prime mercantile paper around 6 percent. Sterling steady for sixty days and sight, government bonds mixed with declines and partial recoveries, stocks and bonds uneven with railroads inactive. Ruptured market mood mirrors broker decline despite brief recoveries. An interviewer quoted Rufus Hatch endorsing government bonds as a good purchase.
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Prime Mercantile
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Flour Prices Rise at St Louis Market
LOUIS PROUDCE MARKET REPORTS FLOUR HIGHER IN ST LOUIS ON NOV 24 WITH XX PRICES LISTED AS 5.65 TO 5.85 PER BUSHEL. Market activity notes limited and prices cited for reference.
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Market Watch of Grains Meats and Liquor Prices
Commodities show mixed movement with corn and oats higher, rye slow, barley steady. Livestock and pork firmer with bacon and lard firm, whisky steady, and dry salt meats fluctuating between 3.70 and 5.00 dollars per hundred. Multiple grain prices listed for cash and future months.
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St Lowa Market Reports Meat and Produce Prices
CATTLE supply mixed with high grade ranges and receipts around 1,800. HOGS active with mix of prices and larger shipments near 3,100. SHEEP quiet shows fair to fancy meats priced 2.50 to 3.50. Kansas City NEAL CITY reports wheat and corn receipts with in store stocks and bid prices for No 2 and No 3 grades. Eggs steady at 1.5 per dozen, butter steady with choice at 17 1/2 c.
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