Bank Collapse Atchison Ex Senator Ingalls Named President
A sudden crash at the Kansas Trust and Banking company in Atchison closes its doors. Ex Senator Ingalls, returning as president, faces liabilities around $800 and assets near $7000. Manley and Armsby among top losses. receivers appointed. hopes of reorganization expressed. many local depositors affected. Weathered Europe report and domestic notes follow.
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The Big Wheat Deal in Chicago May Wheat Market
A lively Chicago May wheat market story centers on a Wall Street backed attempt to corner May wheat on the Chicago Board of Trade. Conservative buyers drop out, speculative interest rises, and the affair draws intense attention from traders and officials amid rumors of New York speculation.
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Poetic Musings and Literary Notes From A Toronto Mail
A lyrical meditation on waves and fate contrasts with excerpts about Marion Crawford writing habits53 and the Salic Law of Succession discussions. Included are reflections on a poet’s undertone of life and a brief note from the Toronto Mail followed by literary commentary from Atlanta Constitution and Boston Commonwealth.
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Highbinder War Escalates in San Francisco Streets
San Francisco reports another fatality in the ongoing highbinder war in Chinatown. The conflict, sparked by a Bo Sin Leaf raid a month ago, has seen four dead and two wounded across three daytime battles near police headquarters. Buch Chew, recently arrived from Portland, was shot by Li Gin of the Suey Sing Tong. nine wounds were found on arrival at the hospital. Police say evidence implicates Chew, with two officers who captured him set to receive a $600 reward from the Chinese consul for arresting a Chinese murderer.
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Miscellaneous 19th Century Briefs On Politics And Crime
Plans for the St Paul government building are finished and Winona council awards over 100000 in contracts. Diaz grants indefinite free import of insize and beans. Lady Mowatt dies in Toronto aged 68. Circus star Harry Kernell dies in Bloomingdale asylum. Dr J C Lloyd named pension board examiner at Armour SC. Rumor Brage to succeed Pierce as Portugal minister. Old Fellows hall at Clognet MN and Pine Knot Publishing plant destroyed by fire. loss 5 with insurance 22500. Clinton Jr boy Edward Kildriff found dead after midnight ride. murder theory noted. Delilah Thompson in Highmore SD caught mailing threats to State bank president. Colonel Arthur Rankin dies at Windsor Ont. Secretary Herbert appoints Louis Finn. Raymond to step down midmonth. Smuggling case claims in Boston. shipping line employee Binbins charged. Hog Island quarantine station to be government possession. Social Court Term opens March 15. Wedding news for Ferdinand Balzarty and Ubi family daughter set for April 10.
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Portugal
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Minn
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Odd Fragments Of News And Anecdotes From Various Regions
A collage of short notes with miscellaneous topics including a tale on Albert Way fortune who after a death left wealth to another Albert Way. Odd county officials in Anson County North Carolina with disabilities. Dress and table manners remarks. Notes on forest regions in the northwest and Maine. Preferences of M Zola Danudet Arsene Houssays Armand Silvestre. Carthage described with walls and elephants. Browning and Elizabeth Barrett Browning marriage reference. A railway station anecdote about a woman missing her train.
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Huron's Big Hotel Sold at Sheriff Sale for 12000
The Huron hotel in Huron South Dakota was sold at sheriff sale to satisfy liens. A Reigel of Consolidated Land and Irrigation Company bought it for 12000, giving the American Loan and Building Association of Minneapolis and Mr Reigel control of property valued at about 140000.
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Prince Bismarck Seeks Rest Abroad for Weekslength
Berlin March 15 Prince Bismarck is improved but still very weak. Dr Schweniger advises a month abroad for rest. He plans to spend several weeks in Wiesbaden starting in May.
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Burlap Traps Told to Fight Gypsy Moths and Borers
Superintendent Forbush of the gypsy moth commission promotes burlap band traps tied around trees as an efficient method to catch gypsy moths and other injurious insects. Used at the right season, these traps catch insects that crawl up the trunk to hide in bark, with the need to check them every few days.
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Earth Appears 64 Times Bigger From Lunar View
A speculative note on lunar observers seeing Earth as a blue 64 times larger ball than the Moon, due to Earth’s eightfold diameter and surface disparity. It contemplates how a lunarian would perceive the Sun similarly bound by distance, with Earth’s blue atmosphere visible as a striking contrast.
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Browning’s Meter and a Turkish Girl for Sale in Indiana
Mrs Crosse recalls conversing with the Poet Browning about a gas meter mishap and darkness at her home, while a correspoding Indiana item reports a gang of 23 Turks camping near Kempton offering a 17 year old girl for sale for 250 dollars amid begging.
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