Democratic Nominations Shaped in Second District
Special Dispatch reports that L. F. Green was nominated unopposed by the Democratic convention for Congress in the Second District, with John J. Goodin seconding his nomination. Green accepts. Republicans and Greenbackers vow to oppose, ending Greenback influence in the district.
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Fort Scott
the Journal
Democratic Convention
L. F. Green
Congress
John J. Goodin
Green
Haskell
Bourbon County
Politically Active Campaigns Across Districts and Regions
A sweeping Sept 9 dispatch lists Republican nominations for Congress in multiple districts from Pollttest to Norwich. It details names like J. M. Campbell C. P. Ramadall W. H. Goodscheck and others, plus a Forney party excursion to Kansas and a Readjusters push in Virginia, with scattered notes on fires near Quebec and ongoing destruction affecting hundreds.
President and party greeted in Colfax and Sacramento
The President arrived in Colfax to a welcome by San Francisco Oakland and Sacramento committees. Governor Perkins greeted him, then at Sacramento about 11 o'clock the party was met by citizens and Gen Sherman and Secretary Ramsey. Mrs Hayes received cheers as she was escorted forward.
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San
Giorga
Georgia
Es Sherman
Salotea
Bay
Caxium
Market Street
Court House
Oakland Light Cavalry
Gor
Grand Presidential Escort Through Oakland and San Francisco
The President and party were greeted in Oakland with a festive procession as Gov. Perkins, Mayor Blither, and H. Tabbs rode in the carriage with him. After luncheon with ex-Surveyor General Houghton, the group moved by ferry to San Francisco where Supervisor Stetson presented resolutions of the Board of Supervisors granting the freedom of the city. A long parade of officials, consuls, and military units followed to the Palace Hotel.
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Board of Supervisors
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Ramsey
Army
Navy
Perkins
Staf
Grand Army of the Republic
Palace Hotel
Grant
Nine stores burned on Winchester Public Square
Nine business houses on the south side of Winchester Public Square were destroyed by fire, causing about 50000 dollars in loss. Separate report from New York notes Manhattan market fire damaging sheds and rail cars, with extensive ruin and an incendiary suspected. two officials narrowly escaped collapse of the wall.
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Stery & St. Louis
Public Square
Winchester
New Yous
Manhattan Market
Hudson River Railroad
Dilkes
Washburn
Twentieth Precinct
Eleventh Avenue
St Joseph Exposition closes amid success and plans
The St Joseph exposition ends its fourth day with near forty thousand attendees. Funds for vast improvements are secured to expand grounds and buildings for future overcrowding. Ella Earl wins free for air races in three straight heats, with other events noting runners Boles Ballok dayo and Mary P. Also, a Republican address from Ohio’s Nineteenth District seeks to counter misrepresentations of Gen Garfield’s party history.
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St. Joserx
Sept
St. Joseph Exposition
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Ballokdayo
Mary P
Cleveland
Cope
Ohio
United
Garfield
The Seaham Mine Disaster and Related Storm News
Reports from Seaham and nearby mines describe a deadly explosion with rising death tolls and extensive rescue efforts. Updates cover mine conditions in Leatham and lower pits, with hundreds of horses lost and fears for trapped workers, alongside storms and railroad washouts along the New Jersey coast and coast traffic disruptions.
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Braxct
N. J
New Jersey & Southern Railroad
Highland Station
New York
Sandy Hook
Hon D C Maserus Apfoix Ents Campaign Tour Schedule
Hon D C Haskell addresses progressives in the Second District on national issues. Meetings listed at Girard Washington Creek Appanocose Otta Wellsnile Bene Hit Humboldt Erle Mission Walnut Station gyrin Hill Found City Pleasanton New Lancaster Ossawatomie Baldwin City Thayer Neudesha Altoous Brodoub Caymille wale and others. county committees urged to arrange and advertise events and notify Republican club officers in each location.
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D.C. Haskell
Girard
Washington Creek
Appanocose
Otta
Wellsnile
Humboldt
Erle
Tinis
Ursday
Mission
Walnut Station
Gyrin Hill
Ound City
Pleasanton
New Lancaster
Ossawatomie
Exiday
Baldwin City
Thayer
Neudesha
Altoous
Brodoub
Westeumday
Caymille
Wale
Lawrence Local Market Shows Mixed Grain and Livestock Quotes
Markets report Carrie-Heavy shippers at 3.50 to 4.00, goal shippers 3.60, light shippers 3.25 to 3.88. Cows extra fat 2.50 to 2.60, heavy shippers 4.25, light shippers 4.00. Wheat and oats quoted with small offers, No 2 corn 25 cents, oats steady at 2.25. Flour mill prices listed, poultry and cod prices noted.
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Lawrence
Carrie
Goal Shippers
Guam
Gary
Market Roundup from St Louis Produce Market Digest
Sept 9 notes steady flour at 3.50 options after futures rose briefly. corn amid mixed bids with September and October quotes. oats lower at 0.20 per bushel. barley prime to choice northern steady. whiskey steady at 1123. beef and pork products steady. bacon and lard figures listed. overall market activity shows hesitant demand and price stability across cereals meats and whiskey.
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Steady
Andy
Ned Bighar
Kansas City Produce Market and St Louis Stock Rumors
Market reports show wheat and corn receipts shipments and in store stocks with firmer prices in Kansas City. Slower eggs and steady barley while St Louis hogs cattle and sheep markets show varied demand and prices with limited supplies and brisk shipping activity.
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Kaness Urry
Sept
Reparty
Chicago Produce Market Report Shapes Up with Mixed Grains
In Chicago on September 9 the market shows steady to higher demand for flour and hay, with westerMarkets firm at 4 dollars and 5.25 for western springs. Wheat futures rise while cash oats and corn drift, flaxseed bids at 1.24, lard and bulk meats softer, whiskey steady around 1.12. Market tones indicate mixed activity across oats, barley, and rye, with September and November contracts showing cautious bids.
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Gaicaco
Cotes Western Springs
Cash Eye Ueluber
Newember
York
Chicago Stock Market Summary From September Trading
Chicago market report shows receipts 17 000 and shipments 4 400 with slow and weak tone in certain commodities. Cattle receipts 3 400, strong export demand for select cuts. hogs and calves mixed with prices varying by grade. Sheep market steady with common to medium quality and lambs priced around mid teens per head.
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Eheiee
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