Panic in Pork Causes Collapse on Chicago Board
A dramatic market crash in Chicago pork futures sent September pork from 19 to 10. in under an hour, with a brief rally to 12 before closing at 10.75. Heavy failures followed, including American Packing and Provision, Jack Cudahy, and Wright & Haughey, triggering floor turmoil as traders faced margin calls amid tightening money conditions. New York stocks recovered slightly with a calmer early session.
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Fires Sweep Cherokee Strip in O T a Vast Prairie Inferno
A U S cavalry report says the Cherokee strip is burning in a massive prairie fire driven by flames and a northwest cyclone. Cattle flee in a panicked escape as rabbits and prairie dogs seek safety while boomers fear fodder loss. In Los Angeles Judge Ross rules part of the Geary act unconstitutional and orders Wong Dip Ken deported. In Arron W D Mobley appoints W A Lynch as receiver of the Pittsboro Akron and Western Railway with capital of 3.6 million dollars to safeguard management interests.
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Ross
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Arron
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Voris
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Colonel Lynch
Road
Fire at Buy er Reich and Buckingham Hecht store destroys Bush Street
Fire broke out at 6 p.m. in the wholesale house and fancy dry goods store of Buyer Reich at 221 Bush Street in San Francisco. The blaze was confined to this store and Buckingham Hecht boot and shoe dealers but caused losses estimated at 250000 dollars.
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Buyer & Reich
Bush Street
Buckingham & Hecht
Court Denies Injunction Against Health Board Rules
The U S court at Marquette denies the Minneapolis St. Paul and Sault Ste. Marie railroad’s request to bar enforcement of state board of health rules. Attorney General Ellis was formally notified.
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Chicago's New Chief Raises Police Shakeup
Curiaco Aug. 2 Mayor Harrison issues an order naming Michael Brennan acting chief of police to replace Major R W McClaughry in Chicago.
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R. W. McClaughry
Old Rates in Effect on Maximum Freight Law
In Omana a federal judge granted a temporary injunction delaying the new maximum freight law. The old rate schedule remains in force until the case is heard in October, postponing the change set for today.
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Bundy
United States
Grinted
Justice of the Peace Pleads Guilty in Stepdaughter Case
G Grant Olson of Brockway town faced Judge Berry in Brack River Fas Wis on August 1 for intimacy with his 14 year old step daughter who alleged he is the child’s father.
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Poor Crops Trigger Wisconsin Father Murders Family
William Nonemacher, a farmer near Antigo, Wisconsin, killed his wife and three children citing poverty and fear of starvation. He confessed at the inquest, saying his inaction and a lack of funds led to the killings. He injured himself by jumping from a barn roof, leaving him paralyzed. The scene showed a gruesome tableau with the mother, children, and baby dead. the father remained conscious but without remorse.
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Nonemacher
Quebec
Germany
Attex
Aleep
Joseph
Willie
Minnesota Postoffice Slow to Act as New Clerk Arrives
Washington dispatch reports Minnesota postoffice desk suspended clerk for nearly three weeks and replaced. Soon 400 Democratic Minnesota postmasters may be appointed after review. Also in Montana, J H Conrad and Co. assign a 1500 worker loss. Park Iron and Coke follows. In Washington, Charles B. Morton named fourth auditor of the treasury replacing the resigning John R. Lynch.
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Livelier
Minnesota
St. Pau
Washington
John R. Lynch
WasHinatTor
Charles B. Morton
Maine
the Treasury
Mississippi
Canada canal to open for traffic by May next year
Secretary Carlisle is at Gray Gables with the president discussing finances. The bishop of Nashville is named archbishop of Ft. Wayne. Ottawa announces the Sault Ste. Marie canal will be ready for traffic by May 1 next year. Milwaukee Road yearly earnings reach 43,975,054.71 with net 11,486,946.88, up 18,443.04 from last year.
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Gray Gables
Joseph Rademicher
Nashville, Tenn
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Ottawa
Sault Ste. Marie Canal
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Market Prices at St Paul Union Stock Yards Aug 2 1893
Hogs 2c higher than Saturday with fair quality. Cattle steady but quiet with prime steers at 3.00 and heavy calves 1.75 to 2.00. Sheep dull with muttons 3.00 to 5.75 and lambs 2.25 to 2.50. Receipts: cattle 40. Minneapolis grain notes wheat futures with mixed opens and closes.
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South St. Paul
Chicago Live Stock Market Report Aug First, 1803
CATTLE steady with receipts of 5,000. HOGS steady with 11,000 head. HEAVY hogs at 5.40 to 5.70, mixed and medium 5.15 to 5.55. SHEEP market steady with 6,000 head received. Chicago Union Stock Yards report dated August 1.
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caGo Union
Chicago Grain and Provisions Opening Prices 1893
Opening prices for Wheat Corn Oats Pork Lard Short Ribs are listed for August and September futures. Prices show Wheat at 61 and 61 1/2 cents, Corn around 31.34, Oats near 2 cents, Pork near 18 dollars, Lard near 0.70 to 0.78 dollars, and Short Ribs around 7.25 dollars, with closing prices slightly higher in late day quotes.
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Chicago
Where Roses Grow and a Tribute to American Newspaper Women
A note on rose cultivation notes Kazanlik as the premier rose valley yielding attar worth $180,000. A Philadelphia Times column extols hot water uses for health and digestion. Mine Ayacinthe Layson praises American women reporters and credits them with influencing the United States’ journalistic success and femininity in the field.
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Pall Mall Gazette
America
Republic of the United States
Mortgage foreclosure and final proof notice in Mitchell SD
Cured by said mortgage or any partner of that for the purpose of satisfying said debt and the costs of these proceedings. The mortgage will be foreclosed and the sheriff or deputy of Davison county will conduct a public auction at the front door of the courthouse in Mitchell on August 1, 1808 at 10 a.m. Notice also lists final proof for Josephine Schtingen on section 18, township 101 range 60, with witnesses Irving, Davis, Scheich, and Gieslagen, to be filed Sept. 4 before the Mitchell register and receiver.
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David O. Sweet
Arthur T. Wright
Davison County
South Dakota
Register of Deeds
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Martha D. Everitt
George R. Mosher
Prince Mil
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Mitchell
State of Soul Dakota
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Martin M. Mcdonald
Vermont Vest Ini Guarantee Company
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A. E. Hireucock
T Lund
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Josephine Sehtiingen
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M Wons
James Irving
A. W. Davis
Joseph Scheich
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