Wheat Up as Bulls Regain Control on Chicago Change
Wheat futures rise led by the December option up 34c amid renewed buying from foreign and domestic buyers. New York and Chicago markets advance on strength from Liverpool cables and seaborne demand while St Louis also gains. Prices show broad spread as traders cover shorts and anticipate further supply concerns.
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Local strikes and price shifts across 1890s US coal and lumber
A Star report notes a limited strike risk after the Pittsburg contract with Kansas & Texas Coal Co. but records a miners’ strike at Hamilton & Braidwood Coal Co No 1 over sulphur in coal. Seventy six carts yielded 56 tons 860 pounds valued at 26.20 to miners amid protest. Minneapolis forecasts pine lumber price hikes with an early next week advance and a further rise a month later. Galveston reports 1896 97 cotton crop totals: Texas 2,177,025 bales and Indian Territory 90,110. Seth Low is nominated mayor of greater New York by the Citizens Union.
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Notorious criminals escape confinement in St Louis
St Louis on Sept 1 jail rules were suspended as fights, riot and escape dominated the day. Three infamous west criminals seized a chance after 4:00 pm, slipping from the bull ring door at Twelfth and Spruce streets. the key was stolen and the trio fled. William “Skippy” Hohan faces murder charges, Thomas “Buck” O’Mary is a horse and buggy thief, and Frank “Sport” Heffernan is named a daylight crook.
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Skippy” Hohan
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Buck” O'Mary
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Harrity deposement feud overshadows state convention
The Pennsylvania Democratic State Convention met at Reavise Sept 1 and nominated Walter Ritter for auditor general and M E Brown for state treasurer. The fight to force William F Harrity from the National Committee dominated proceedings amid clashes and police presence.
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Miners Halt Work At Arnett Co Shaft In Dispute
Kansas City area reports a stoppage at Arnett & Co shaft due to screen size dispute. Miners had asked to change screens from 1 to 6 inches. company refused. Other shafts shut down as drivers refuse to work below contract price, with few days hoped for amicable settlement.
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Women On The March In Simming And Plum Creek
Wives of striking miners march at Plum Creek during the early hours to urge workers back to the mine. They report some men were induced to return as provisions remain plentiful at Camp Isolation amid ongoing labor actions.
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Famine Alarm From Alaska to Klondike Regions
The telegrams from the Mintog and St Michaels confirm famine risk in the Klondike belt for next winter. Food supplies to Dawston are uncertain as entrants converge. News highlights the severe shortages endangering settlers and new arrivals alike.
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Delegates Arrive for P C E Convention in Lawrence
Numerous delegates reached Lawrence by forenoon and afternoon trains for the P C E convention. Sessions opened at the Congregational church with a packed program featuring greetings, parliaments, and district talks. Evening services and committee appointments followed as the agenda outlined further meetings and papers through Thursday. Public notices and local society events accompany travel and wedding announcements amid regional rail and hotel promotions.
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Missouri Poultry Output Compared With Kansas Exports
Missouri agriculture secretary Rippey notes Kansas poultry export value at 3,009,000 for 1806 while Missouri reports systems omit interior consumption. Estimated Missouri poultry output for 1893 totals about 7.1 million dollars, with Henry County leading and Greene and Nedaway following. Also mentions government reactions and a Virginia governor interview and various regional notices.
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Warrents Market and Kansas City Live Stock Summary
Raw Valley potato and fruit market notes from Kawana City and Nebraska stock reports. Kansas City live stock figures show receipts and price ranges for cattle, calves, and sheep. Chicago grain and live stock markets report fair activity with mixed gains and declines across grains and livestock.
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