Assured Apple Crop Prompting Market Estimates
The article notes a predicted apple harvest of 29,000,000 barrels with a prior year at 48,000,000 barrels, cites a New York dealer’s estimate, mentions the transatlantic telegraph between Sir Michael and Fort Gibraltar, and reports various global and financial updates including bank reorganizations, stock movements, and colonial affairs. It lists figures on casualties and trade, plus scattered political and health notes from Manila to Vienna and London.
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New York
Li Hung Chang Dead Premier of China
Li Hung Chang, premier of China, died at 11 o clock Wednesday morning after a battle with stomach illness. His wife, two sons and a daughter were with him. doctors had advised rest, but he persisted in work. Born 1823, he rose from scholar to grand secretary, leading reforms in telegraph, army reorganization, dockyards, arsenals, and railroads.
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Imperial Printing Office
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Filipino Plot Aims at Ma massacre at Moncada garrison
A wife of a conspirator revealed a plan to attack the American garrison at Moncada Tar lac Luzon. About 150 conspirators were to set a house ablaze to draw soldiers out then massacre the garrison. Arrests followed and documents were seized amid the scare.
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Republicans Maintain Supremacy In Tuesday Election
Republicans kept control in most states that held elections with New York City as the focal point. Seth Low won the mayoral race by a 30 000 to 40 000 plurality, defeating Edward M Shepard as reformers toppled Tammany. Jerome appears elected district attorney while Van Wyck loses. State assembly majorities favor Republicans, mirroring prior years.
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Seth Low
Columbie
Citizens’ Union
Greater New York
Edward M. Shepard
Brooklyn
William Travers Jerome
Robert A. van Wyck
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van Wyck
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Delegates elected to constitutional convention amid light vote
Delegates to a constitutional convention were chosen as the Republic has elected BUGLE five thirds of the members. With a very light poll Congressman Cummings was chosen governor by 00,000 and the state ticket won by a similar margin.
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Legislature to be Democratic by 641095 margin
The legislature will be Democratic, by about 64 1095. For the first time in years the Populists did not elect a member to the assembly.
Election outcomes across states and cities reported
The text summarizes election results with Republicans gaining governors and majorities in several states. It notes Rhode Island and Ohio details, Democratic wins in cities like Baltimore and Boston, a constitutional amendment vote on ballot reform, and large legislative majorities for Republicans in various jurisdictions. Specific figures include a 70,000 governor win in one state and a 30,000 margin in another.
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Nicaragua Abrogates Canal Treaty and Extradition Pact
Nicaragua has terminated the 1807 friendship commerce and navigation treaty and the 1870 extradition agreement with the United States. The foreign affairs minister’s note to the State Department says relations remain friendly and other treaties may be concluded.no motive details were provided and Mr. Murray offered no clarification.
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United States
State Department
Mor Hak Mr. Murray
Western cattlemen oppose leasing of government lands
Nebraska cattlemen join with Wyoming sheepmen to oppose a government land leasing bill. The Omaha Commercial Club declares opposition. Senator Millard ambiguously weighs pressing the measure while Senator Dietrich backs it. The National Irrigation Congress opposes. a Western Livestock man reportedly prepared a rival bill gaining support from major agricultural interests across Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and Montana.
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Liquid Air Company organized in New York with $1 million capital
The Consolidated Liquid Air Company, with principal offices in New York City, was incorporated Monday with a capital of 1,000,000, divided into shares of 3 each. It will manufacture for refrigeration, power, navigation, medical uses, and machines like ships, locomotives, automobiles, engines, and lifting apparatus in America and Europe. Directors include former U S senators J E Pettigrew and M Butler, plus C E Tripler, G Ballou, S C Gwynne, A M Miller, J Brayler Patterson, and H W Moeller.
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South Dakota
Marion Butler
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European sugar exports to US face decline warning
Consul General Mason in Berlin reports to the state department on October 14 detailing how US friendship with Cuba, rising sugar output in Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines, and growing beet sugar in the US threaten European sugar exports. The warning highlights the potential collapse of Cuban and other European supply to America due to the Cuban sugar industry’s impact.
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Powder Magazine Blast Wrecks Wilton Arizona Local Homes
A powder magazine at Wilton, Arizona with 3,1000 pounds of powder exploded Monday. Sparks from a nearby switching engine set off the blast, tearing doors and shattering windows. The engineer and crew were injured, and nearby cars were wrecked, with damage estimated in the many thousands.
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Washoe smelters near completion at Anaconda
North West notes report a $7,500,000 investment in the Washoe smelters at Anaconda nearing completion. The item also covers a range of regional crimes, arrests, accidents, and business ventures, including a Montana sapphire syndicate, a fatals and a city crack in Butte, and oil company plans in Oregon.
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