Palmyra Republicans endorse county ticket in grand meeting
A Palmyra township Republican gathering features D C Haskell address on national and local issues. Resolutions condemn county bond delay, call for prompt funding actions, and pledge united support for the county ticket amid continued push for party organization. The meeting includes a Baldwin City brass band and a charged, patriotic tone.
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Bannwis
Palmyra Township
College Hall
Baldwin City Brass Band
Tr. Cowgill
J. R. Lovejoy
Joseph Chamberlin
Win, Plaskett
J. C. Barton
Dr. Martin
C. B. Hie
D.C. Haskell
Haskell
Maine
California
Quio
Iowa
Loyal North
South
Friends of Good Government
Evatt
Local meeting praises Doctor and political shifts noted
A Civil War era town meeting praised the Doctor as a capable county leader and noted a desire for change in John Walton. Remarks by Asher Stevens and Honnald followed by an oyster supper ended the gathering. Outsiders report Republican reforms gaining traction in the Greenback era amid local relocation news from Ottawa and Lawrence to Chicago and Yepeka Capital highlights.
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John Walton
Asher
Stevens
Honnald
Palmyra
Reform Movement
Republican Party
Oip Guaxo
Death of Von Bulow in Frankfurt on the Main
By telegraph the German Foreign Secretary Von Bulow died tonight at Frankfurt on the Main Aquatics Norwich Oct 20 In the Ross Riley race Riley won by a length time not yet official about twenty three minutes Arctic Exploration London Oct 20 The Viga with Nordenskjold arrived at Kabel on the 14th Want to Emigrate London Oct 20 The Preston Operatives Weavers Association call a meeting for November 11 to favor emigration due to wage reductions
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Foreign Affairs
Frankfort
Aquatics
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Arctic Exploration
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Viga
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Russians Occupy Merv Report Far From Confirmed
A Peshawar dispatch says the Governor of Jallalabad reports Russians occupied Merv after several engagements, though the London report is deemed improbable. At Newport Mayo an anti rent meeting drew 500 attendees with Fenian Michael Bawitt present and rents abatement urged. Dublin dispatch notes improving conditions and harvests favorably reported nationwide.
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Jallalabad
Newport
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Berlin says no formal alliance with Austria Germany
The Foreign Office states there is no formal alliance but harmony of views and understanding. It is believed Emperor William approves any policy placing Germany against Russia.
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Foreign Office
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Germany
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Lord Salisbury Speech Hits Austria and Germany
London dispatch on Lord Salisbury’s Manchester banquet remarks notes the speech aligning with Austrian and German positions. The Vienna correspondent argues the utterances threaten Russian hopes and aim to detach England from its natural allies.
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Flood Death Toll Rises Across Spanish Provinces
In Almeria Malaga and Alicante further floods have caused extensive damage. Thousands of homes destroyed and up to 1,000 lives lost in Spain. Murcia reports 750 bodies found. Paris tally cites 60 million francs in damage. King Alfonso and Princess of Asturias contribute relief funds. Bank of Spain raises 60,000 francs.
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Alicante
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Ute War Front Reports and Peace Efforts
Dispatches detail hostages at White River camp, a Southern Ute council seeking peace, and Washington talks between War and Interior on suppressing or removing Utes. Reports from Denver and Santa Fe cover outbreaks, reprisals, and pursuit across the border as diplomats weigh humanitarian versus punitive strategies.
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Wah tic railway equipment plan announced at Louis
Ben W. Lewis Jr president of the U L KU and N today outlined the Wah tic railway rolling stock program. The order includes thirty locomotives fifteen passenger coaches and 4100 freight cars with 500 stock cars and 400 coal cars. Total cost is 1 900 000 and delivery is set for the first of next March.
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Wahtic
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K.u.&n
Afghanistans Abdication Rumors and Afghan Crisis
London reports a Ballahissar magazine blast killing 27 Britons and Afghans with unknown cause. Yakoob Khan announces abdication while Simla notes his reluctance amid renewed hostilities and British orders. Times suggests abdication could affect punitive aims in Cabul. Cholera hits British regiments. tribes around AN Kheyl and Shuctardan show hostile activity.
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Morribie Murder in Milltown Milwaukee October 20
Henry Christensen, boarding with tin peddler Edward Fogarty, confesses to killing Fogarty after a domestic dispute. Christensen says Fogarty insulted him and threatened him with a revolver, then he killed Fogarty with an axe, burned the body near a flower stack, and returned home. Christensen and Mrs Favarty were arrested. authorities suspect a plot to remove Fogarty and allow a relationship.
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Milwaukee
Milltown
Wisconsin
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Edward Fogarty
Fogarty
Christensen
Drought Bites Pennsylvania Coal Regions Water Shortages Hit Mines
Brouth wm Pennsylvania Oct 20 The light Saturday rainfall hardly improves water supply as a prolonged drought cripples collieries. Turkey Run Pine Forest and Lower Kausch Creek suspend operations for lack of water while Kohinour gets from Mahoning plane and water trains carry supplies from Gordos. Shenandoah halves its water availability to one hour each morning and night.
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Meeting of Emperors in St Petersburg and Cannes Winter Plan
The Czar will travel from Livadia to St Petersburg at month end and visit Berlin for an interview with Emperor William. A private letter from the German envoy changes plans to Cannes where the Czar, Empress, and several Russian royals will spend the winter.
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Berlin
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Telegraphic Brevities Across The Nation
Fever cases in Memphis. Haiti forms a provisional government under General Salomon. Richmond ships 8500-0X in gold. weekly specie imports total 2 715 1 179. Papers fall from the Hathfinder balloon found near Lake City Indiana. Wichita line reaches Cherryvale Kansas. trains to follow. Omaha extension trains begin from St Louis to Omaha. Turkish ministers gain Sultan's confidence and pledge reforms. Belleville coal miners threaten strike over wage demand. Maj J D Demsey promoted to major in Fourth Infantry arriving in Yankton. Dan Thomas walks from St Louis to Kansas City seeking a 1000 purse next Saturday. Demsey to Colorado duties. Plum Creek wolves multiply. seven seen in a gang last Saturday. Plum Creek residents plan a grand wolf hunt.
Markets Report Buoyant Activity in New York Trading
The New York market on October 20 showed active speculation and buoyant sentiment with prices advancing to the close. Government bonds and railroad stocks firm, with coin and money markets steady and prime mercantile paper around the prevailing rate.
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St Louis Produce Market Prices Reported Oct 20
Market notes from St Louis show mixed commodity prices with flour ranging around 4.50 to 5.70 per unit, wheat opening lower then advancing with several futures quotes, corn steady to stronger, oats easing, rye lower, barley quiet, butter and eggs down, pork steady, dry salt meats easing, bacon softer, lard firmer, and whisky marginally higher as of the October 20 report.
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Euwier
Cattle Market Mixed as Receipts Rise in St Louis
In St Louis on May 20 the livestock market showed fair activity. Export steers brought around 4.60, good western shipping steers 4.10 to 5.60, high grade 3.50 to 4.00, stockers and feeders 3.25 to 3.75, cows and heifers 2.00 to 3.50, Texas fed cattle 2.35 to 3.25. Receipts were about 3,000 with 1,100 shipments recorded.
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Hogs and Sheep Market Report Mixed Prices
Hog prices mixed with bids near 3.30 to 3.65 per hundredweight and strong receipts of 5 600. Sheep show scarce supply with muttons at 3.50 and better lambs around 3.00 to 3.50, receipts 4 000 and shipments 4 000. Market activity reflects regional buyers including Yorkers and Bal timores.
Chicago Produce Market Report October prices and trends
The Chicago market shows flour steady, wheat unsettled with early weakness but closing near outside prices, and corn opening weak then firm at outside levels. Reported cash and nearby prices include No 2 red at 1.25, No 2 spring around 1.19 to 1.24, with various December and May futures noted.
Chicago Stock Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
Chicago October 2 cattle strong and higher natives 3.50 to 5A western cattle 2.55 to 2.95 Texans 2.00 to 2.80 receipts 4500 shipments 1400 hogs market more active and higher mixed packing 4.35 to 2.50 heavy 3.50 to 3.00 light 3.40 to 3.50 arrivals 13,000 shipments 6,900 sheep none reported
Kansas City Produce Market Summary
Kansas City market notes receipts and pricing across crops. Wheat receipts 24 576 bushels with in store 407 483. No 2 cash 1 18. corn receipts 15 003 bushels in store 40 798. oats 92 406. rye No 2 60 cents bid. eggs candled 12 cents per dozen. butter choice 16 22 to 18 0 cents.
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Musuman Viry
City Stock Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Report
City market notes steady cattle demand with native feeders at 3.00 to 3.45, steers 2.60 to 3.00, Texan and Colorado steers around 2.10 to 3.00, cows 2.20 to 2.50. hogs steady at 3.14 to 3.20, receipts 565. sheep Colorado sates at 2.25, receipts none. New York Produce Market reports steady flour, wheat demand, with various grades priced. corn and rye levels listed. cash-rates noted, and overall market conditions described.
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