Markets and notices from New York and Washington
The New York market reports show money on call easy and brisk exchange with bankers bills. grain and produce quotations list wheat pork and beef prices, with variations from July trading, and a note on live stock prices. In Washington Captain Henry W. Howgate, former disbursing officer of the signal service, has been sentenced to eight years in prison after being found in New York. Also includes a list of unclaimed letters at Marshall post with names and addresses and a testimonial about Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy from a reader.
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Bey Straime
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Ohioege
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Pricos
Isi
Howgate
Washinuton
Henry W. Howgat
Signal Service
Nya
New York City
Washington
Supreme Court
Rowgate
Fourth of July Celebration at Sharpshooters Park
Crowds enjoy a Chicago Fourth at Sharpshooters Park with picnics, dancing, and athletic events. The Industrial celebration, organized by the Illinois State Federation of Labor and Chicago’s Trade and Labor Assembly, featured Adlai Stevenson and Governor McKinley, with remarks by Samuel Gompers and John McBride. Fireworks closed the day after a patriotic program including Columbia, the Star Spangled Banner, and a reception for speakers.
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Sharpatootery Park
Vido
Stevenson
Monney
John Molride
Sarde Gompers
Cutcala
Sharpshooters’ Park
Chicago
Illinois State Federation of Labor
Trade and Labor Assembly of Chicago
Ormore
United States
Adlai Ki. Stevenson
McKinley
Ohio
Pentleeman
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
John McBride
Federation of Labor
Alaina B. Stevens
Bose
State
Clark and
Wells
Stroat
Woos
Iwuale
Musselana
Republic
Atanp
W. OH. Carwardine
Georgia
John McHerido
Steven
Georgiana Jones
Columbia
Stevens
Tihnois
Notes of Celebrations Across Clubs and Societies
The article reports various student, club, and society celebrations at Lincoln Park and Central Music Hall. The Nations Union held patriotic events with music, Dalv er ty students enjoyed a Chicago holiday, and Danish Veterans and Scandinavian lodges participated in a parade from Greens? to Kuhn’s Park. A City Employes excursion to Colombia District ran despite heat.
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Wiverworks
Lincoln Park
T.he Nations Union
Central Music Hall
Dalveratty
Chicago
Cobb Hall
Harry Pratt Judaen
Society of
Kuhn's Park
Scandinavan Societies
Green ‘Shrees
Milwaukee
Loroba
Colombia
Patriotism Sweeps Nation On Birthday of New Thing
Across the country Mapotetins report a day of widespread display and pride as citizens compare exhibits to the World’s Fair. Observers note energetic competition among groups and a unifying chorus of “Our Glory” marking the event.
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Mora
Nesta
Avery
Fruilekel
Fourth Ag and IG Drill Day at Bealga Guay St Louis
Fourth of July events feature an interstate drill at Bealga Guay in St Louis, with a grand artillery salute and a three prize contest worth $3,000. Batteries A St Louis Rockville Indiana Daina Indianapolis compete. a sham battle and firework displays follow. Winners of prizes to be announced Sunday.
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St. Louis
Tovay
National Guard
Rockville
Ind
Light Artilery
Daina
Vox
Arthtery Company
Tidianapolis Light Artillery
Plova
Aix
Prizon
National Rifles
Branch Guarde
Belknap Ridis
Death of Speaker John Meyer of Illinois House
John Meyer, speaker of the Illinois House, died yesterday at 0:46 after a long career in state politics. Born February 27, 1834 in Holland, he moved to Chicago in youth and educated at Northwestern University before practicing law. He served in the legislature since 1840 and led the House since January. his death prompts plans for interment in Chicago on July 4 and widespread mourning.
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Kingdom of Holland
Chicago
Aly Northwestern University
C. C. Collman
Thos
Meyer
Cook County
Great Northern
sLevening
Fitzsugmups Acquitted in Syracuse Trial
In Syracuse New York on July 4 the tape defense in the Bob Fitzelmmons case closed with Dr. G. Lyon of New York testifying. He described Riordan as hypertrophic with a spasmodic heart action and possible kidney involvement noted as mistyped conditions, concluding the medical signs pointed to specific ailments.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Bob Fitzelmmons
G. 4. Lyon
New York
Riordan
Wheatfield field fire sparks engine response
A spark from a C., 5, & M. railroad engine set a Wheatfield wheat field ablaze. Station Agent A Bartlett alerted Marshall, aiding by two local youths to extinguish the flames before full spread. One man nearly overcome by heat received care and recovered.
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Godfrey
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Lew Case
Marengo
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Powell
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Hatehina Fa
Burlington
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Conyua
Copley reorganizes Young Peoples' Alliance officers
Roy Fredonia Copley preached to a large congregation last Sunday and reorganized the Young Peoples' Alliance with officers Frank Seger as president, Mr Spooner as vice president, and Miss Diehl as treasurer. Also advertises Thomas' Electric Oil claiming to cure rheumatism at 50 cents a bottle.
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Young Peoples' Alliance
Frank Seger
Mr. Spooner
Miss Diehl
A Too Modest Woman Needs Help Says Medical Ad
An advertisement urges women to overcome modesty and consult a physician or obtain Zoa-Phora Medical Book and medicine. It claims private correspondence and product availability from the Zoa-Phora Medicine Co. in Kalamazoo, Michigan, or via druggists.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Zon-Phora
Elven
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