Murder in a St. Louis store sparks backshot tragedy
Amos Kelley, a lawyer, and AL Tall, once foes, quarreled in a Co ava Missouri store yesterday. Kelley left Hall shot in the back, the bullet piercing the heart and causing death within minutes. Hall escaped. In Cincinnati, a commercial special reports the suicide of Mary AL Long, a sixteen year old girl, killed by her rejected lover George Schwab near Bucyrus after he shot her. Schwab then hanged himself.
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The Mage for iuved. Jol Haus shot and killed self
In St Louis on September 223 Jol Haus an employee in the waston factory at Macon Missouri shot and killed his wife then killed himself. An eleven month old infant died smothered by its mother who laid it after being shot. Coroner's jury found Kauss died before and that he committed the act.
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Two Fatal Accidents Near Seneca and Sabetha
Two deaths reported in Midwest incidents. Joseph Whitney, five, fell from a hayload eight miles from Seneca. his death is instantaneous. Peter Haufield, about thirty, four miles east of Sabetha, killed when his team ran away and overturned a hayload. Also noted is a Paris banquet on Franco American treaty events with dignitaries and plans for an October 5 celebration in the Champs Elysees.
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Ten Creek
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Sabetha
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Frenando Wood
New York
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France
Noyes
U.S
Fairchild
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Bordeaux
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Champs Elysees
President Bayes visit spurs large Mendota parade
Mendota Illinois September 23 crowds greet the President as a train arrives and Gen Sherman and Gen Sheridan are introduced amid cheers. A later Mendota stop features brief remarks on trade, currency, and national leadership with Gen Sherman.
European diplomacy in London on Greek and Egyptian questions
A Paris correspondent reports that Salisbury and Wad dington reached full agreement on the Greek and Egyptian issues. Austria and Germany are not to be swayed by Austrian German Russian plant. Bismarck’s visit to Andrassy signals unity between their statesmen. An Vienna source says a Bismarck Andrassy conference linked German and Austrian aims across European matters. Berlin hints negotiations remain unsettled with cautious Russian press notes.
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Ingalls Invention prompts tense Kansas inquiry session
The Topeka session of the Sub-Committee on Privileges and Elections made slow progress with many witnesses to be heard. Ingalls case details dominated discussions as counsel for memorialists contested testimony and subpoenas, while notes of Mana for the Senate inquiry and a list of witnesses were issued. In Altoona the Prohibition State Convention nominated George E. Turner for treasurer amid records of party positions. The Vatican firm reports Brussels talks with Rome on Belgian clergy attitudes and a liberal stance by Cardinal Nina, with Belgian bishops seeking instructions from the Pope. Preston Pans wins Hopeful Stakes for two-year-olds, with Bound’s Lo rillard’s Pappoose following.
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Rome
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Grant and party greet San Francisco crowds at city events
General Ulysses Grant and party attended the California Theater production then spent time at the Palace Hotel where a large National Guard reception greeted them. A church conference welcomed the generals in San Jose, followed by a formal presentation to General and Mrs. Grant amidst elaborate City Hall preparations and a public salute to veterans. Grant quipped he could "fight it out on that line all summer."
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Memphis Suffers Yellow Fever Turmoil and Health Efforts
Sept 25 dispatch from Memphis reports Hon. John Johnson seeking injunction relief to protect health amid cotton trade tensions. Howard Association donations total 3751 dollars as doctors and nurses are reduced, with 13 cases and one death recorded and courts set to oppose the injunction. Russian and Turkish military movements prompt corroborated dispatches from Persia and India. Hanlon Courtney race postponed to October 1.
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Ohio
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Ip Loose Cutton
Penitentiary Deaths and Wheat Market News
Charleston reported the penitentiary directors study an alarming death rate among convicts hired out. About 25 workers to the Greenwood and Augusta railroad died, while French wheat yields remain disappointing and prices fall, with some grain dried before milling. James Freeland, Brooklyn Internal Revenue collector and Ply mouth church founder, was found dead aged eighty from heart paralysis. An inquest at Mansion House sparked immediate political speculation.
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Geenwood & Augusta Railroad
James Freeland
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Markets Report Falls in New York Trade Sept 23
The market note shows money demand active, rates at 7 percent, prime mercantile paper 5 to 5.5 percent, sterling steady around 6.50 to 6.52, with various government and corporate bonds listed at specific coupon yields. Currency and bond figures include new 5s and 4s, with registered and coupon variations, reflecting typical early fall activity.
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St Louis Produce Market Prices Mixed on Sep 23
Reports from St Louis show grain and flour prices fluctuating with some higher bids and others dropping. Wheat offers closed mixed while corn and oats advanced. provisions like butter eggs and pork rose amid cautious market sentiment.
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Bacon
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET UPDATE AND SOY CORN PRICES
Market notes show mixed packing demand at full prices for MX winter wheat and rising corn prices. Wheat futures show irregular closing. No. 2 spring and cash prices cited. inquiries from buyers remain active with season adjustments observed across futures cycles.
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Aicaco
HSV
Pestea
Chicago Stock Market Report With Mixed Activity
The Chicago market shows uneven activity with some gains and steady sides across commodities. Livestock receipts and shipments are listed with prices for hogs, cattle, and sheep, noting active buyers and steady demand in places.
Market Roundup From ANSS City and New York Sept 23
ANSS City reports mixed stock and sheep markets with steers at 2.15 to 3.45 and packers buying at 3.10 to 3.26, receipts 469. Sheep steady with Colorado load weights around 62.50, receipts 934. New York futures show flour demand firm with grades from 4.50 to 5.25. corn prices mixed, rye and barley uneven, data reflecting moderate demand and active trade across grains.
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Karsese Urpy
Colorado
Texas
Colorados
St. Louis
Goa
Kansas City Produce Market Report September 23
Wheat receipts 223000 bushels and shipments 16512 with 100683 in store, prices firm at No 3 98hge and No 4 Pe. Corn receipts 0, shipments 2175 with 36495 in store, No 3 mixer bid 240. Oats No 2 22c bid. Rye No 2 45c. Barley nominal. Eggs weaker at 14c per dozen, butter steady at Kansas level.
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