Signs of Recovery In Stock Market Outlook
Henry Clews firm cites revived confidence and slow, uneven recovery after the silver crisis and tariff agitation. It notes low interest rates, scarce European railroad investments, awaiting demand for American rail and industrials, ongoing reorganizations strengthening rail, improving earnings, and small gold shipments, but warns purchasing power remains weak and gains will be slow and irregular.
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New York
Henry Co
Europe
United States
Creditors pursue head of the Common Weal Army
A foreign attachment is issued against General J S Coxey by B M Everson for 600 dollars for mill supplies. Sheriff Richards will escort Coxey to bail or face custody, as the army draws attention to his finances. The local Coxey support group has dissolved amid discouraging reports.
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Pitrspurg
B. M. Everson
J.S. Coxey
General Coxey
Coxey
April Weather Averages and Extremes At St Paul Station
Data from 22 years of observations at St Paul summarize April weather. Normal temperature around 45 degrees across 2 years, with April 1878 as warmest and 1874 as coldest. Record highs and lows include 84 degrees on April 80th 1887 and 7 degrees on April 4th 1874. Precipitation average 2.40 inches, max 5.30 inches in 1893, min 0.45 inches in 1879. Snowfall reached 14 inches in 24 hours on April 19–20, 1898. Cloudless days average 8, partly cloudy 12, cloudy 10. Prevailing winds NW, with a peak 60 mph from the SW on April 18, 1880.
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Weather Bureau
St. Pau
Undoubtedly Drowned In Michigan Boat Mishap
Saturday night four men including Eugene McKay and Charles Petrie from Hoat were lost at sea after a gale near Hotuano Michigan. Their boat and gear were found ashore, confirming drownings. Separately, Chicago attorney Jacob Newman claims an alderman took a third of a $2000 payoff and will testify before a grand jury. Pension reductions continue with 2,000 notices sent. 30 day evidence window. Grain officials discuss an agreement between Minneapolis chamber and railroads. Visible grain supply shows declines in wheat corn oats rye barley. James C Stone Jr fences rail line right of way and seeks forfeiture of improvements after alleging abandonment.
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Michigan
Hotuano
Mich
Eugene McKay
Charles Petrie
Chicago
Jacob Newman
DeFrance
Joliet
Grand
Washington
Pension Bureau
Board of Revision
Minneapolis
M. D. Graves
Great Northern
Interstate Commerce Commission
Charles A. Pillsbury
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Railroads
Gas Plants Run Proposed by Chicago Authorities
Chicago authorities may decide to operate the citys gas plants in a consolidation plan. A compromise in Cripple Creek mining troubles is reported likely. Philip Castleman is appointed postmaster at Grand Rapids Minnesota. The Common Weal army left Canton Ohio 200 strong, many tramps. Smallpox breaks out among Chinese in a Vancouver bonded warehouse. The Woman's Rescue League of Boston condemns Colonel Breckinridge. A Princeton Minnesota telegram denies Mille Lacs Indian outbreak. Captain Henry Castle denies Bible removed from Minnesota Soldiers home. The Ariel Minnesota university paper to become a daily next college year. Breckinridge race for Congress will be hot, says O Mahoney. Emperor William aims to form an anti American European union against tariff ideas. Minneapolis dairy department reports 268 dairies in Hennepin county many in bid condition. Chicago Burlington Quincy year end report shows earnings 6 os net 9,818,406 decrease 714,917.
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Chicago
Cripple Creek
Philip Castleman
Grand Rapids
Minn
Canton
Vancouver
B. C
Woman’s Rescue League of
Boston
Brezinridge
Princeton
Miaon
Europe
United States
Minneapolis
State Dairy Inspection Department
Hennepin County
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Notes on the Way Chicago trip mix of weather and fair sights
The diary from March 23 records a journey from Mitchell through Iowa into Chicago with sprinkles and showers, comments on spring farm work, and voter opinions on prohibition. In Chicago the party visits Jackson Park and the World’s Columbian Exposition site, noting the Ferris wheel, a misread sign at “Religious Ice Cream,” and the ongoing preparations for the museum and fair grounds set to open May 1.
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Chicago
Mitchell
Iowa
South Dakota
Sibley
Davenport
Dakota
Conrad Haney
Carl
Jackson Park
Weather data for April from Huron station records
The article compiles 12 years of April observations. It notes mean temperature 45, warmest 50 in 1889, coldest 40 in 1893, highs of 94 on April 8 1887 and low of 9 on April 2 1886. Precipitation average 3.02 inches, with 11 days at or above .01 inch. max monthly 5.91 inches in 1892, min 0.64 inches in 1890. Wind mainly southeast, peak wind 62 mph on April 27 1892.]]
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Eoenly
Samuel Gleen
Knowles & Greene
Michigan
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Henry Clews & Co
Burlington, Vt
Vermont
Haseen
Lackawanns
Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan Railroad Company
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
Epworth
Rocuerstexr
Winona
M. E
Epworth League
Levi Gilbert
Cleveland, O
Hall
Red Wing
New York Produce Exchange
Snood
Leavenworth
Kan
James C. Stone, Jr
Leavenworth, Topeka and Southwestern
J. O. Brinkerhoff
Stone
District Court
R.N. Kratz
Huron
Eczema
Cutiura
C. IY Wood
White Cloud, Mo
Curicurna
Cuticurra
Svar
Zac
Kexolvent
Potter Druga and Chem
H. R. Kibbre
J. R. Atlee
Asst
the Security Bank
Eeaece
Booth Bros. Reliable
Jewel
Mitchell, S. D
MO. O. Walrath
Mitchell, South Dakota
O. Gale
Yrulgist
Becker
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