Move to Stop Sale of Spirits in Capitol Wing Report
In Washington and Kansas City era items, a move to stop sale of spirits in the Capitol sunlit wing is discussed. A resolution directs inspection of Senate rooms and adjacent areas to report presence of spirituous drinks. The Gillmor reference and House actions on agriculture and meat export inspection follow.
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Comittee On Commerce
Senate Hill
United States
Wheat Market Surges On North American Wheat Outlook
Wheat for December delivery jumped to 1.014 per bushel on the Chicago Board of Trade early trading with the price briefly at 1.0544 as frost and crop fears ripple through markets. Analysts note high demand and tight supply as estimates suggest a record or near record harvest shortage, projecting scarce futures into spring.
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Wan
Rockies
Jane
Cuba
West Indies
South America
Mexico
Nova Scotia
Apple and potato crops face severe regional failures this year
Reports from states north of the Ohio River indicate a near total potato crop failure with yields well below average across the region. Apple production also shrinks with scarce fruit in the Annapolis Valley and Western New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and New England areas. Prices are poised to rise as surplus is minimal and home consumption may be unmet.
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Wisenwein
Minnesota
Paicotas
Annapolis Valley
Nora Bechin
Ontario
Michi-gans
Lakes
Maine
Vermont
New Engtland
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Wester New York
Onetari
Erie
Moury George
Diavipion
Uittoley
Merry George
Efabe
Frosty North Dakota frost crops raise alarm in west
Frost and near zero temps hit North Dakota and Calgary with reports of serious potential damage to wheat in Minnesota and North Dakota while corn yields rise in western regions. Potato areas show 110000 acres with 40 percent prospect Aug. 1 yet yield forecasts drop to under 7000000 bushels from 18000000 last year. Vegetable prices rise with apples, peaches, and onions climbing. cabbage, grapes, and melons follow.
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Calgary
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Westertd Ford
Fifrteen
Lillury
Veazey Succeeds Alger as New Comeimailer in Chief
chaotic report covers Veazey succeeding Alger as head of the Grad Army and a Boston convention vote with Gen. Veony Gov. Movey and Col. Smedverg named contenders. mentions internal politicking, a withdrawal in Veazey’s favor, and election of Boston’s Ulchard Tubtu as Senior View Commander. Also reports wheat stock declines in Minneapolis and Duluth with Northwestern totals and market notes.
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Wheelock
G. Veazey
K. Buch
Boston
W. R. Smedverg
Caliiornia
Warner Miller
Vermapter
Veazey
Contepious
Chicago
Agricultural yield estimates across Dakota and Minnesota
The text provides scattered figures on crop yields by region with references to North Dakota Minnesota and South Dakota. It notes yields vary by area from low to moderate with estimates around 60 million bushels for North Dakota and about 90 million for the three states combined. It mentions future thrashing revisions and observations to date.
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Buto
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Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Mara
Week in Trade and Missouri Platform Reflected in Market and Politics
RG Dun and Co reports weaker industry and higher wholesale prices with wheat and corn moves, pork declines, and grain exports dropping. Missouri Farmers and Laborers' Union platform calls for land reforms, national control of money, silver, and railroads with broad taxation and protective measures. A Brooklynn incident, rising shoe costs, and an arrest for improper passes add domestic color to a wide-ranging week in trade.
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Missouri
Permers and Laborers’ Union of
Missouellus
Bentiryoad
Vast flood of items from Wyoming to Alabama headlines
A ragged digest reports a West Virginia rentraling order halting timber removal on a 100000 acre tract in Logan and surrounding counties. It mentions drought and disease in Kentucky and people dying near Big Sandy. Other items note tar and feathers in Wyoming Ont and a man killed by a train in Ohio, a Delaware man fined for breaking a marriage contract, Alabama election returns, Niagara Falls rescues, a Missouri mayoral financial issue, and a Kentucky distillery fire among many scattered notices.
Michigan Weather and Local News Roundup
A Michigan weather crop bulletin reports seven days of severe drought harming corn, potatoes, and other crops across the south and southwest of the state. Notes dry soil, pastures dying, and fed stock. a Saginaw man estimates nails grown per person, a Chesaning train incident involves a mother and child, and Marinette, Wisconsin namesake deaths. Also covered are trials, lumber industry details, railways totals, patents, and a proposed new hotel funding in Washtenaw County.
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Sieinun
Grand Rapids Methodist Episcopal Conference
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Ubab
J. W. Aray
Saranac
Apraser
State Commissioner of Railways
Michigan System
Michigan
Herbert I. Bradley
Detroit
Cash Register
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Hillsdale
Robert
Isaac Lehimmer
Sturgis
W. A. Thomas
Faro River
Charles H. Leonard
Grand Rapids
Theo. Merz
Henry Richard
Bellaire
Frank W. Rider
Coldwater
Farm Gate
Charles F. Versall
Senate and House proceed on Indian appropriation measures
Proceedings cover conference report on the Indian appropriation bill in the Senate. debates over duties and revenue measures. House actions on appropriations for army and other items. conference reports on destitution relief in Oklahoma and Mississippi overflow. river and harbor bill advances. notices of adjournment. election-related remarks and amendments.
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Quay
Antiern
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Peretiine Cours
Satie
Butler
Unitet Beatin
United States
Edmunds
United
Dsmnell
Mitchell
Murcan
Morgan
New Jewelry Trends Feature Silver and Gold Embellishments
The piece surveys new jewelry forms including slender band bracelets in silver and mourning pieces in blackened silver. It notes gold wire leaves with emeralds, shaded emerald leaves, rubies, spinels, and topazes, plus perforated silver cylinders called perfumers for scented inserts. It mentions enamel portraits, animal figures, and delicate white enamel flowers on silver for fashionable accessories.
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