Shipping Disaster in Frigid Waters Wrecks Nine Vessels
Nov 25 Montre al reports extensive shipping damage from a severe snowstorm and extreme cold. Nine sailing vessels wrecked with crews suffering. many more unreported. Icebound steamers Pomeranian and Oregon trapped. communications cut. fishermen stranded around Anticosti Island awaiting relief.
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Montfest
Gulf
Lower St. Lawrence
Cape Schatte
Quebec
Primmph
Hefane
Mornine
Athelle
Robatille
Guebece
Montreal
Sorrel
Eain
Oregon
Rimouski
Ipe
New York
Comain
SPE
L'Islet
River du Loup
Cape Rosier
Traverse
Anticosti
Ion
New Engines of War Board to Test Invented Ordnance
The Board of Ordnance and Fortification will reconvene at the War Department next Tuesday to review inventor submissions and test schemes for heavy ordnance. It will assess guns including multicharge types and conversions, small arms, projectiles, fuses, armor plates, and a 12 inch iron breech loading mortar weighing about 2000 pounds for potential government use.
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Board of Ordnance
Washington
Board of Ordnance and Fortification
War Department
Californias Delegation Vote in San Francisco Canvassed
San Francisco reports the city canvass with Cleveland 28704 and Harrison 25702. Democrat T J Clunie is elected to Congress from the Fifth district by 40 votes. California’s delegation remains two Democrats and four Republicans, totaling six.
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California
San Francisco
Cleveland
Harrison
T. J. Clunie
Congress
Fifth
House May Be Democratic After Certification Rift
Washington observers say the next Congress could be organized by the Democrats if four Southern Republicans are withheld from their certificates. Republicans fear a plan to count them out, sparking high tension among party leaders as the issue plays out.
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Washington
House
Secretary Bayard to Practice Law in Philadelphia
Rumor claims Secretary Bayard will practice law in Philadelphia after leaving the cabinet. The former resident of the city allegedly worked in decal practice with William Shippen for several years.
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Yard
Pmmlspelphia
Bayard
Philadelphia
Willian Shippen
Election Returns Show Democratic Victory in New Mexico
Official returns from Santa Fe November 20 confirm Joseph of the Democrat party elected to Congress over Otero by a 1,730 vote margin. Legislature composition: House 15 Republicans , Democrats 11. Council 7 Republicans 4 Democrats 1 Independent.
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Santa Prn. M
Joseph
Congress
Otero
Another Misery for Our Mary
New York Herald reports Lord Tennyson writes a new play for Miss Mary Anderson. The plot will adapt the Robin Hood and Maid Marian romance and be ready when she returns to England.
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Our Mary
New York
the Herald
Lord Tennyson
Miss Mary Anderson
Robin Hood
Maid Marian
Miss Anderson
Eng- Ino
Weather Storm Wrecks Vessels and Floods Clyde Coast
London reports strong gales along the coast. The British ship Duncan foundered but crew were rescued. The Clyde River overflowed flooding Pollokshaws factories where female workers were rescued through windows and ferried to dry ground.
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Clyde
London
Duncan
Pollokshaws
Walking match in New York attracts wide field and notable judges
About forty men started in a long distance walking contest in New York on November 26, with over 100 entries. Judges include Charles Mitchell Jake Kilrain and Marquis of Queensbury. George Littlewood and Havect Sinclair Mackon expect solid performances from entrants while disputes with Gus Guerrero loom over pay demands. George Mason Archie Sinclair and other international walkers arrived, raising expectations for a competitive race.
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Iritets National Prestrian Tech
New York
Billy O’brien
James W. Kennedy
Charles Mitchell
Jake Kilrain
Marquis of Queensbury
John Sholto Douglass
Marquis
Gus Guerrero
Kennedy
Guerrero
George Littlewood
Core
Dan Hert
Boston
Madison Square
Albert
Herty
Havect
Sinclair
Macon
Littlewood
Hnaznel
George Mason
Archie Sinclair
Liverpool
Mason
Charlie Rowell
John Hughes
Lepper
Noremac
Frank Hart
Hayti
Vint
Brooklyn
Golden
Higgleman
E. C. Moore
Dempsey and Mitchell Boxing Pact Reported in San Francisco
San Francisco officials propose a major purse for a Dempsey versus Mitchell bout. W R Vice, boxing committee chairman, travels from Chicago to New York to finalize terms. The offer ranges from 5 000 to 7 000 dollars with the fight set to occur in club rooms and be decided to a finish.
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San Francisco
Ward Sold to Washingtons for 12000
The World reports that John B. Day president of the New York club and President Hewitt of the Washington club finalized a deal at Day's office selling Ward the New York shortstop to Washington for 12000.
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Ward
New York
John B. Day
New York Baseball Club
Hewitt
Washington Club
President Day
Washingtons
Sullivan Issues Challenge to Charlie Mitchell in Boston
John L. Sullivan issues a public challenge in Boston on November 26 offering Charlie Mitchell a $1500 prize if he agrees to eight rounds of boxing. The spectacle aims to settle the rivalry between the two heavyweights with a formal match proposal.
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Sullivan
Mitchell
Boston
John L. Sullivan
Charlie Mitchell
Mr. Balfour
Ireland
J. C. Little
Duncan C. Ross
Beacon Park
Ross
Whitestone
L. I
Austin Gibbons
Frank Moore
O'Connor Wins Boat Race and Other New York News
The boat race was won by O'Connor by fifty yards. Complainants urge Mayor Hewitt to shut Maryland oyster boat labor bureaus for brutal treatment of workers. Albert Hamnstine admits guilt in Cozad murders and awaits transfer. In Waver, a jury sides with the defendant in the $100,000 breach of promise case.
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Feemer
The
Wonder
Benton
Washington
O'Connor
New York
Hewitt
Maryland
Nebraska
Cotumpus
Neb
Albert Hamnstine
Roten
Ashley
Cozad
Custer County
Waver. Pa
Bismarck Pledges Support for Anti Slavery Crusade
Prince Bismarck in a dispatch to the Vatican extols Cardinal Lavigerie and promises energetic support. Italian and Austrian papers comment on Emperor William's reichstag speech. Fremdenblatt and Neue Freie Presse praise the declarations as more satisfactory than desired.
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Bismarck
Berlin
Prince Bismarck
Vatican
Cardinal Lavigerie
Emperor William
Reichstag
Fremdenblatt and
Neue Frei Pregse
Vienna
De Lessepsi Threatens Disclosures Over Panama Loan
The Chronicle reports Paris telegraph that Count De Lesseps warns he will publish a full account of his Panama crusade if the credit financier will not help secure the loan. The disclosures would implicate several deputies in the chamber.
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de Lessepsi
Loxpox
the Chronicle
Paris
Count de Lesseps
Panama
Chamber of Deputies
Parnell Case Upheld Against The Times on Jurisdiction
The first division of the court of sessions delivered a unanimous decision upholding Judge Kinnear who allowed proof of jurisdiction on the arrestment question in the case of Mr Parnell against The Times The Times appeal from the decision.
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The
Times
Edinpurgh
Court of Sessions
Parnell
Kinnear
the Times
Concession Likely Adopted Without Mitkiewicz Name
London dispatch says the American financial syndicate concession will be adopted with the name Mitkiewicz omitted due to Mr. Wharton Barker's representation.
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Mitkiewicz
London
Standard
Shanghai
Wharton Barker
Count Mitkiewicz
Cheers for Boulanger Prompted by Paris Banquet Route Cheering
After a Patriotic League banquet in Paris General Boulanger received continuous cheers while returning. Police lined the route and made forty arrests, most of whom were later discharged.
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Boulanger
Paris
Patriotic League
Mde
Gold at a Premium
Foreign bankers who ordered gold for shipment to Europe report London demand for bars bound for Russia and South America driving prices above nominal.
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New York
Europe
London
Russia
South America
Boston Plagued by Yellow Fever on Arrival at New York
The USS Boston reported a yellow fever outbreak among its 356 crew after leaving Port au Prince. Four sailors died and several remain hospitalized aboard the ship while all onshore contact is restricted as quarantine measures proceed.
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New York
Boston
Portou Prince
Port Au Prince
Clean Sweepers Face Disappointment Over Demands
Indianapolis edition reports The Journal editorializing that civil service reform is here to stay and will advance. It cautions that the clean sweepers should not press unreasonably for reforms in the next administration. The piece notes Republicans back reform and Harrison supports it, urging obedience to civil service law.
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Indianapolis
Harrison
Republican Party
Gen. Harrison
Don Piatt Claims Prophesy On Election Result
Don Piatt arrives in Washington and tells reporters he predicted the election outcome. He says Cleveland Dickinson and Garland rejected Barnum as Democratic national committee head, calling Barnum a tariff reform proponent. He recounts past letters to Henry Watterson and President about the matter.
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Don Piatt
Washington
New York
Cleveland
Dickinson
Garland
Democratic National Committee
Barnum
Henry Watterson
Judge Rucker Will Not Reveal Names Held Secret
A Denver Sun special reports Judge Rucker will not disclose the two other attendees’ identities from his Cleveland interview. He says he expects a private reply from Senator Blackburn and will publish his explanation if it clarifies Blackburn’s course. otherwise the matter remains secret. He also notes ongoing nationwide support for his stance.
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Blackburn
York
Denver
Judge Rucker
Cleveland
New York Electoral Vote Totals Favor Harrison
New York state canvassed by the board of canvassers shows the electoral votes with Republican electors leading at 630,837 and a tie at 685,965, Prohibition 30,281, Socialist 2,068, Union Labor 636, United Labor electors at large 2,668, all contributing to Harrison's statewide tally.
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New York
Harrison
Albany
N. Y
New York State
State Board of Canvassers
Prohibition
Union Labor
United Labor
Kansas Banner Republican State Declared by Official Figures
Official secretary of state tallies show Harrison leading Cleveland in Kansas by 80,176 votes. Harrison electors total 142,914 to Cleveland's 102,738, reinforcing Kansas as a banner Republican state.
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Torreka
Kan
Navy
Secretary of State
Harrison
Cleveland
Kansas
Official Returns From Virginia Vote in Richmond Virginia
Returns show Cleveland 151 917 Morrison 150 442 with Cleveland ahead by 1535. A Petersburg rumor claims Mahone plans organizing a white Republican party in Virginia excluding or limiting black voters.
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Virginia
RichMond
Cleveland
Morrison
Mahone
New York
Times
Petersburg
Gen. Mahone
Escaped Rough Treatment in Grand Forks Affair
Grand Forks lawyer J. C Bennett and Miss Florence Lepperd vanished from town Friday night en route to Duluth. Bennett has a wife and child in England. If delayed, he might have faced rough citizen action, per a Tribune dispatch from Grand Forks, Canada.
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Grand Forks
CuicaGo
Tribune
Cak
J. C Bennett
Case
Duluth
Florence Lepperd
England
Bennett
Trade report shows fair progress but South cotton hurt by rain
R G Dun & Co notes general trade improvement over the past week with gold export pressures and weak cotton results in the South. Exports of breadstuffs dip vs last year, while corn and oats hold steady. Woolens rise, boot and shoe trade improves, silk output about 43 million dollars. U.S. failures total 260 and Canada 36.
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New York
R G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Atlantic
Portugal
South
Memphis
United States
Canada
Governor Warns Webster County Over River Land Evictions
Governor Larrabee directs Webster county officials to ensure river land settlers in the county are not unlawfully evicted. He asks the court clerk to verify that marshals use only legal measures and to curb any overstep of authority.
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Larrabee
Webster County
Des Moines
Iowa
Court
Freight Rate War Settled With 25 Percent Increase
The Times reports a settlement of the Southwest freight rate war with a planned approximate 25 percent rise by all lines after formal arrangements and 10 days notice under federal law. The agreement followed a conference including Jay Gould and Southwestern Traffic Association leaders in New York.
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New York
the Times
Southwestern
Jay Gould
Manayser Midgeley
Southwestern Traffic Association
Striking Switchmen Win Feared End To Indy Strike
Indianapolis and Vincennes officials have yielded to striking switchmen demands and signs point to the strike ending in the men's favor. The railroad is a branch of the Panhandle system. The Prize Too Big to Divide. Curiaco reports an injunction restraining Adams Express from paying 15000 to Edward Curtin who won on a Louisiana lottery ticket.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis and Vincennes
Curiaco
Adams Express Company
Edward Curtin
Curtin
Nan
Keating
Ile
Quarantine Threat Over Scarlet Fever Warns County Goings
Scarlet fever spreads in rural areas prompting city and county health boards to threaten a ban on farmers entering Yankton if rural cases are not quarantined. The city reports only one case within town.
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Yankton
Dak
City Board of Health
County Board of Health
Minneapolis Lumber Cut Sets New Record
Minneapolis shows a season lumber cut of 28,004 feet, an increase of 112,105,630 units, setting a new record for the season according to city figures reported today. The report notes the total as 832, indicating a strong surge in output.
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Minneapolis
Gauntlet Flung in Duel Tone Between Blackburn and Rucker
Judge A W Rucker issues a bold challenge to Senator Blackburn calling him a coward Col John C Moore of Denver travels to Louisville to arrange settlement details amid peak excitement A Courier Journal Omaha dispatch notes Moore delivered the challenge dated November 19 1888 from Denver declaring a meeting will settle who is the gentleman
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United States
White House
Col
John C. Moore
Blocks of Five call for public works to employ workers
A circulating pamphlet signed Blocks of Five urges workers to form blocks to pressure Congress to spend the surplus on public improvements. It claims 50,000 men could build a navy and mercantile marine, with 100,000 more needed for canals and river navigation over twenty years, to protect wage earners from bondholder enrichment.
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Congress
New York
Harrison Denies Mentioning Annexation of Canada
New York dispatch reports Gen. Harrison denies any statements about annexing Canada or using surplus to purchase Dominion territory. He says he has had no talk with anyone on the subject and has not spoken on annexation.
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Canada
New York
Indianapolis
Harrison
Dominion
Mail boxes on street cars plan proposed in Baltimore
Frank Brown postmaster of Baltimore visited the post office department to discuss placing letter boxes on Baltimore street cars. If adopted the plan would greatly facilitate mail collection across the city especially in the business district.
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Washington
Frank Brown
Baltimore
Post Office Department
Elliott Declared Elected in South Carolina Seventh District
The state board of canvassers ruled Elliott, Democrat, the winner in the Seventh Congressional District contest against Miller. Elliott polled 8,808 votes to Miller’s 7,008, solidifying South Carolina’s Democratic delegation. Miller plans to take the contest to Congress. No opposition existed to any Democratic state nominees.
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Elliott
Miller
Columbia
S. C
State Board of Canvassers
Elliott-Miller
South Carolina
Elliot
Congress
Ohio Secretary of State Vote Totals and Third-Party Breakdowns
The Columbus report lists secretary of state results with Ryan 417 510 to Young 395 522, Ryan's plurality 21 618, Prohibition 24 618 votes, United Labor 3 452 votes, and total state vote 841 102. This item records statewide tallies as of November 24.
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Ohio
CoLumbus
Prohibition
United Labor
Ryan
Young
North Carolina Certifies Electoral Vote Split
The official canvass of North Carolina shows 148,386 votes for Democrats, 154,709 for Republicans, and 2,797 for Prohibition. Congressional and state officer totals will be canvassed on November 20.
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RaLeicu
N. C
North Carolina
Harrison Wins Michigan by 22,966 Vote Plurality
The official canvass shows Harrison with 286,370 votes, Cleveland 213,404, Fisk 20,941, Streeter 4,542, totaling 475,260. Harrison leads by 22,966 as Michigan’s result is released.
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Michigan
Detroit
Harrison
Cleveland
Fisk
Streeter
Cleveland wins Alabama presidential electors vote total
Montgomery Nov 24 The governor and secretary of state counted the electors vote. Cleveland received 117310 votes Harrison 57197 and Fisk Pro 583.
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Alabama
Cleveland
Moon
Rgomery
Ala
Harrison
Fisk
Pro
Randall Declared In Fine Health Awaiting Congress
A letter from a close friend reports Hon. Samuel J. Randall in very good condition and certain to attend and take his seat when Congress assembles.
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Washington
Samuel J. Randall
Congress
Natural Gas Spurs Pipe and Tube Manufacturing Growth
The discovery and use of natural gas have boosted iron pipe and tube production. The Chicago Herald notes there are now about 2,200 miles of gas mains in the United States, fueling expansion in the industry.
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United States
Chicago Herald
Canada to Restrict Chinese Immigration Predicted
In Toronto Ont November 27 a reporter notes 240 Chinese landed in Vancouver in October and argues Canada cannot absorb the Mongolian element. The inference is the United States bound for many. officials expect parliament to enact immigration restrictions next session.
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Canada
What Constitute the Returns Third Tennessee District Contest
The Tennessee state board heard arguments from Creed I Bates and H C Evans in the Third district contest. Both sides demand a decision on the face of the returns, the key issue being what properly constitutes the returns. A decision date is not yet known and delay draws comment.
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Nashville
Tenn
State Board of Commissioners
Creed I. Bates
H. C. Evans
Armours to Open Chicago Meats Trade in Findlay
A News special from Findlay Ohio reports P D Armour Co renting a large building to sell Chicago meats cheaper than local dealers. Local traders express consternation at the plan and price competition.
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ChicaGo
Findlay
Ohio
P. D. Armour & Co
Duchess of Sutherland and other notable items in brief
Deaths include the Duchess of Sutherland and Tuscarora grand sachem Chief William Printup age 86 on the reservation. Political notes cite the Republican committee meeting December 5 in Washington, John Bright’s worsening health, and Kelley as “father of the house” nearing 30 years in Congress. Other items mention Prohibition ticket’s lone South Carolina vote, papal thanks to England for opposing Italian penal laws, and Cain of gas main disruption at Murrayville.
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Duchess of Sutherland
William Printup
Republican National Committee
Washington
John Bright
William D. Kelley
House
Congress
Prohibition National
South Carolina
Vermont
Otto's
Bavaria
Murrayville
Pittsburg
Austin
Tex
Alon
Pacific Express Comany
D. J. Flory
Market quotations for now 26 Chicago Grain and Provisions
A market rundown from St Paul and St Paul Grain and Provisions lists Wheat prices for November December January and May ranging from 1.02 to 1.0754. Corn shows November 871 cents December 8634c January 308gc May 81 cents. Oats notes November 264c December 3gc January 234 May 80.9c. Pork futures November 14.45 December 14.50 January 14.77 May 14.77. Lard futures November 8.850 December 8.379 January 8.25 May 8.40. Short Ribs January 74236 May 7.60.
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago markets show 17,000 hogs with prices from 5.20 to 5.70 for various grades and 15,000 cattle including beeves at 8.25 to 15. Cattle breakdown includes cows at 1.50 to 4.10 and stockers and feeders at 2.00 to 3.50. Sheep receipts total 6,500 with natives 3.04 to 4.30, Westerns 3.05 to 3.99, and lambs 4.00 to 5.25.
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Chicago
Edison Creates Talking Doll and Clock Device
Cassell's Family Magazine describes Edison’s invention a doll with a phonograph inside that speaks when the chest handle is turned. A clock with spoken time via a similar talking mechanism is also mentioned.
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Edison
Mr. Edison
Idison
Cassell
White Caps threaten vengeance in Ohio villages
White Caps posted warnings in Taylorville and Mowertown near Sardinia Ohio threatening violence to anyone opposing them. Reports say unrest grows across the region and authorities fear serious trouble if action isn’t taken. Immigration data for October shows 40805 arrivals led by Germany 10166 and England 7547 with Ireland 5580 and Sweden 4200.
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Winchester
Ohio
Taylorville
Mowerytown
Sardinia
Witte
Washington
Germany
England and Wales
Ireland
Sweden
Nay
Italy
Scotland
Alabama caucus backs Morgan for re-election in Democratic join
The Democratic members of the Alabama legislature agree to support United States Senator Morgan for re election. Wisconsin news notes include Governor Heard planning to appoint his son as private secretary. Local reports cover a prize fight at Whitestone Long Island and a fire cause at Appleton Furnace plant with molten iron leaking into elevator shaft.
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Alabama
United States
Morgan
Wisconsin
Heard
Peardon
Waukesha
Miles Standish
Appleton Furnace Company
Sporting Notes from the Season Afoot
Capt Morrill of the Boston club is said to sign with Buffalo as manager captain and first baseman next year. Julius Schmidt and William Buckley of St. Louis fought to a finish with Schmidt KOed in round four. Len Sowders died suddenly. Johnny Sowders fell ill with pneumonia. Rumor says John M Ward may transfer to Washington, delighting locals. Toff Wall offers to meet Jack Fogarty in any style for 500 pounds side, within 500 miles of London. Fogarty in Minneapolis questions Wall's conditions and will consult bankers in Philadelphia.
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Sporting Notes
Capt. Morrill
Boston
Buffalo Club
Julius Schmidt
William Buckley
St. Louis
Washington
New York
John M. Ward
Washington Club
Philadelphia
Wheat and grain prices chart a fluctuating market
The report lists Wheat futures for November at 1.05 and December at 1.05 with January 1.044 and May 1.054. Corn shows November 89.44 cents, December 87.3 cents, January 30.54 cents, and May around 38.54 cents. Oats quotes include November 2.03 and December 2.076, May 2.0394. Pork futures feature November 214.4734, December 144.734, January 14.5244, May 14.80. Lard futures appear at November 8.50, December 8.324, January 8.226, May 8.64. Short Ribs list January 7.45 and May 9.762. No. 1 hard wheat and No. 1 Northern wheat bid at 1.10. No. 2 Northern 1.04. No. 2 corn 40 cents bid and No. 2 oats 26 cents bid. several other odd cent figures and bids noted. Baled hay values vary with No 1 at 5 dollars bid and 5.50 asked. Upland Prairie Hay 6 dollars both bid and asked. Timothy Hay 7 dollars bid. Dressed Hogs 6 dollars bid.
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St. Paul
Timothy Hay
Chicago
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Hoge receipts total 7000 head with varied prices from 5.25 to 8.85. Cattle receipts 4000 head with beeves cows and stockers and Texas steers listed. Sheep receipts 3000 head show natives Westerns Texans and lambs with ranges from 28 to 9 large figures noted.
Call for Census to Record Everyone Over Ninety
Clement M. Hammond urges the next general census to include data on all U S citizens aged 90 and above. He advocates standard information set by leading scientists, arguing this would provide greater global value than statistics on cotton, tobacco, or whisky production.
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United States
Clement M. Hammond
Popular Science Monthly
Gangs of London and New York Compared by London Rolie
The New York Sun notes that London gangs flourish similarly to New York with groups such as the Marylebone, Fitzroy Place, Monkey Parade, Black, Newcut, Greengate, Prince Arthur, Gang of Roughs, and Jovial Thirty two each claiming stamping grounds. The Monkey Parade gang is said to infest Whitechapel.
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London
London Rolie
New York
Marylebone
Fitzroy Place
Monkey Parade
Black Gang
Newcut
Greengate
Prince Arthur
Gang of Roughs
Whitechapel
New York Sun
Cruelty to Animals Case Involving Long Island Fox Hunter
A dialogue pits a SPCA youth agent against a Long Island fox hunter over alleged cruelty while aiming to seize a dog. The exchange centers on a chase and the implied motive of the pursuer.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Long Island Fox Hunter
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el. Moss
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Adieate
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Big Cut
Rucker
Col. Moore
Louisville
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John
Cardinal Manning
Gate City Guard
Atlanta
Governor's Foot Guard
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Cea
G. Deaborn
Carmody
Galena
Columbus Post
Henry S. Perkins
Toledo Bee
Democracy
Edith Miller
Denver Republican
Diana
Mr. Gladstone
Florence
Neyo
Biceca
Naples
Signor
Ami
REY Roman
Len Sowders
Sowders Brothers
Johnny Sowders
Texas
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