Weather Crop Bulletin and Dakota Outlook Report
Weather reports from S W Glenn of the U S Signal Office summarize crop prospects in North Dakota and South Dakota. Most regions show favorable growing conditions with ample moisture, though some areas in Edmunds Brule Aurora and Buffalo counties need rain. Damage from heavy rains hail and weeded corn noted. flax root injury by insects reported. china worm decline observed. Barley and corn described as exceptionally fine overall progress remains satisfactory.
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S. W. Glenn
United States Signal Office
North Dakota
South Dakota
Edmunds
Brule
Aurora
Buffalo
Potter County
Grant County
Dangers of the Deep and Revolts Amid Storm News
A NorwegIan bark Nordcap burned at sea near Grand Banks after a gale. two of its crew killed by a yardarm and two more knocked overboard. The Athens, from Windsor NY, brought two seamen from Nordcap. In San Salvador a revolt killed 23 as Gen Ezeta’s faction seized power. Gov Guirole now directs administration. A Kansas meteor struck near Washington, with heavy pieces exhibited. A St Lawrence excursion near Kingston faced flag issues. Hog packing shows 315000 weekly, 4.22 million since March. An Hutchinson family perished in a gasoline stove accident.
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New York
Windsor
N. Y
Lagunda
West Indian
Grand Banks
San Salvador
Melesio Marcial
Ezetta
Santa Ana
Menendez
Gen. Martines
Marcial
Martines
Ezetas
Ezeta
Guirole
Kansas
Washington
January
Waterville
Turned Into Negro and Died Addi son disease case in Cleveland
Post mortem on William Hatcher a Cleveland merchant shows death from Addision disease after a cold caught bathing four years earlier. His skin thickened turning dark from face to shoulders leaving most of his body described as pale. He worked until three weeks before death and refused higher offers from employers during illness.
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William Hatcher
Cleveland
Hatcher
Louisville
Turkey
Crete
Denver
Spring Creek
Kan
Mexico
A. Ferguson
Sussex
N. B
Ferguson
Old Soldiers Day at Ottawa Draws 2000 Plus
Reports detail the Grand Army day at Ottawa Kansas where over two thousand gathered in the tabernacle to hear Gen Alger and ex-President Hayes. Hayes urged patriotism and justice in rights, with no politics in the G A R or Loyal Legion and the flag on every schoolhouse and church. Also noted are Alaska discoveries by Lieut Seton Karr and a British plan to acquire Roach shipyards, with a UK backed Roach Ship-Building and Engineering Co. forming in New York City.
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Hanson County
Miller Hose
Holt County
Henry
LotcKs
State Farmers’ Alliance
Yankton
Menno
Dakota
Singer
Mound City
Grenz
Lint
Lin
Webster
Day County
Dude Andrews
Inrirshiond
New Methodist
Hurley
Ltna Gorrysen
Finlk
Plankington Reform Sen
Grand Army
Chautauqua Association
Tabernacle
Ottawa
Kan
Alger
Hayes
G. A. KK
Loyal Legion
Scoveries
Alaska
Seton Karr
Manitoba
Mt. St. Elias
Vancouver
Afton
Chilcat
Altsenp
Klok Wan
Karr
Wellesey River
Marble Glacier
John Roach
Chester-Morgan Iron Works
New York
Roach
Chester Works
George E. Weed
Morgan Iron Works
Henry Steers
Eleventh Ward Bank
Wm. Rowland
New York City
National Bank of Scotland
Grand Arms
Boston
Wreck on Northern Pacific Near Drummond
A serious derailment occurred on the Northern Pacific line near Drummond. Two sleepers rolled down an embankment. Miss May C. Carson of Fort Sherman Idaho died within an hour. about a dozen others were severely shaken and several seriously injured. Wounded taken to Missoula hospital. doctors expect no further deaths.
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Montana
Northern Pacific
Drummond
May C. Carson
Fort Sherman
Idaho
Missoula
Trade Review Reports Mixed Prospects and Wider Easing
The Money Market says trade volume remains higher than any prior year month due to bank exchange and railroad earnings. Future prospects are less bright amid political delay and monetary uncertainty. Wool weakens. iron and steel demand uncertain. cotton declines. wheat falls. oil steady. sugar down. General prices lower due to speculative effects. Regional reports show varied activity. money markets mostly ample. July disbursements expected to ease conditions. Total business failures last week 202 versus 199 prior week. 215 in 1589.
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R.g.dun & Co
Review of Trade
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Board of Trade
St. Louis
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Omaha
Denver
Detroit
Kansas City
Pittsburg
Indian Affairs Aim at Crow Lands Sale and Puyallup Inquiry
Congress and Indian affairs move to a new commission plan to negotiate Crow lands south of the Yellowstone river and west of Pryor Creek Clark's Fork divide with three members, not Montana residents, reporting to Congress for approval before public land sale. An additional Dawes amendment funds a three-person inquiry into Puyallup lands, values, disposition, and railroad right-of-way indemnity with a $10,000 appropriation.
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Congress
Committee On Indian Affairs
Montana
Yellowstone River
Pryor Creek
Clark’s Fork River
Puget Sound
Committee On Appropriations
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Territory
Cherokee Commission
Representative Hall
A Husband Charged in Wife's Death at Huntsdale
John Kampfer, a Harrisburg & Potomac railroad employee residing in Huntsdale, faces murder charges after his wife fell ill Tuesday. He gave her laudanum and a pain killer, she soon died, and her brother filed the accusation. District Attorney Maust and the coroner will conduct an inquest with post mortem tests.
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John Kampfer
Harrisburg & Potomac Railroad
Huntsdale
Pennsylvania Township
W. A. Meyer
Carlisle
Maust
Kampfer
Guard Protects Florida Postmaster Amid Conspiracy
Postmaster C. L. Morrison in White Springs Florida is under armed guard after a local plot to arrest him. A fraudulent warrant led to his arrest by a man named Lewis and Morgan, who were later jailed. Indictments followed against ex Postmaster Paxton Principal Shipworth Assistant Principal Guillam and Cohen.
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White Springs
Fla
C. L. Morrison
Morrison
Lewis
Morgan
Lake City
Paxton
Shipworth
Florida State Normal School
Guillaim
Cohen
Hamno County
Fires at Louis: Standard Oil Refinery and Distillery Burned
A massive explosion during an oil transfer at the Standard Oil refinery in Louisville triggered a devastating blaze. Three workers killed and thirty five injured as flames engulfed canning, coopering, and pump facilities, with total losses near $40,000 and no insurance per VP Goodwin. A separate fire at Allen Bristley distillery caused at least $150,000 in damage, fully insured.
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Standard Oil
Stecka
Louisville
Boca
Theo
Tun
Johnny Cline
Danny O'Neil
John McDonald
Goodwin
Standard Oil Company
Bank Failure in Chicago: Park National Bank Closes Doors
The Park National Bank of Chicago closed Friday amid crowding depositors. The cause is unknown and a bank examiner, J. D. Sturgis, took charge. President Charles P. Packard reportedly shifted from hat business to banking, with loans seen as insufficiently conservative. May 17 condition showed loans and discounts at 640000, rediscounts 629000, surplus 21000, undivided profits 18000. stock par value.
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Chicago
Park National Bank
J. D. Sturgis
National Bank Examiner
Charles P. Packard
Lake Front Named For Columbian Exposition Site
The World's Columbian exposition directors after hours of debate voted to recommend the lake front as the fair site to the national commission for acceptance. The tally was 23 for lake front and 10 against. Meanwhile in Nova Scotia, 1200 coal miners strike at Springhill collieries. They protest docking for short measure or stone, bringing operations to a standstill.
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Lake Front
National Commission
Springhill
Nova Scotia
Sioux City Live Stock Markets Report
Market quotes show mixed cattle and hog receipts across Sioux City South Omaha and Chicago. Fat steers range around 3.75 to 4.75 building. hogs open active with rising tone. cattle prices vary by grade with cows and bulls listed. other commodities include wheat corn rye barley and whisky prices on the Chicago market.
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Sioux City
Reeves
South Omaha
Estella LeRoy’s Balloon Ascension Disaster in Cleveland
Estella LeRoy a Cleveland girl attempted her first balloon ascent and parachute jump at Beverle’s park. Ed French inside the balloon was forgotten and injured when the balloon lifted. French freed himself, the parachute failed, and the aeronaut fell into tree branches but escaped serious harm.
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Estella LeRoy
Cleveland
Rocal
Hull
Beverle's Park
Ed French
French
Ausic
Teror
Internal Dissensions Trigger Hidalgo County Crisis
Turbulent Hidalgo County near the lower Rio Grande faces armed clashes as Sheriff Hilliard and County Judge McCabe’s contested seats spark a feud. About fifty armed men on each side seek control, with state troops and a federal response anticipated to restore order amid looming bloodshed.
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Hidalgo
Rio Grande
Cameron
McCabe
Jude
Hilliard
Russell
O" Hilliard
Dougherty
San Antonio
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Sioux Palls Penitentiary
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Playkilton
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O. H. Be- Bincon
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Ont
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Carey
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South &J. Paul
Hutchinson
William Hammell
London Chronicle
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John Gorst
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Sir Henry James
Randolph Churchill
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R. G. Dun &Co
Weekly Business Review
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J'angtse
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Wilson
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Germany
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Russia
Austria
Florida
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Dan O'Nell
John Cline
Allen Brisley Distillery Company
Alos
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Estella
Miss LeRoy
Texans
Hidalgo County
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