Moyer for Western Federation leader shot and deported
A long dispatch reports Charles Moyer, president of the Western Federation of Miners, was shot in Hancock Michigan and dragged through the streets by a mob allied with the Citizens' Alliance. He describes being beaten, deprived of clothing, and later transported by train to Chicago under guard. The incident is tied to the Calumet strike, with officials vowing to support miners and investigate the assault. Deputy mishaps and questions about police and deputy roles are noted as authorities seek answers.
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Citizens’ Alliance
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Chicago Foderation of Labor
Blaine Citizens’ Alliance
Grean Bay
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St. Paul Wall
Channing, Mich
Calumet and Heelan Mining Company
Pet Erman
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Calumet Union
Western Federation of Minera Woo
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Committee of Citizens
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Citizens Committee
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Citizens’ Committee
Chriatman
Associated Press
Wheat prices swing lower amid heavy arrivals in Chicago
Wheat prices moved down today as favorable winter crop weather and ample country elevator shipments cooled demand. Corn weakened on heavy arrivals and slow movement from the country, while provisions stayed weak due to slack demand. Receipts and shipments data from Chicago boards and nearby markets show declines in wheat and corn, with mixed railroad totals and ongoing labor strike context shaping sentiment.
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Minneapolis
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Hog Market Steady Despite Early Uncertainty in Chicago
Chicago market shows hogs steady with light cattle on sale and limited pressure from supplies. Receipts reach 17 500 head with mixed quotes. sheep and lambs also inching forward while cattle volumes stay modest across Chicago Kansas City and St Louis markets with steady to slow bidding on various classes.
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South Omaha Live Stock Market Report
South Omaha, Neb. February 27. Hogs receipts 4,400. market stronger. Prices: Henry 7.90, Mabe 7.55, pigs 7.25. bulk 47,507.70. Cattle receipts 100. steady market. Native cattle steady. western steers 4.09, calves 8.26, 9,752 sheep receipts 400. market steady. Yearlings 6.00, 2,005 wethers 5.00 to 6.80, lambs 38.25.
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Lambs
Weatart
Kansas City
St. Louis
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Neu
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Faso
Wheat and Corn Prices Tumble in Chicago Market Report
Chicago grain and profits market shows mixed quotations with wheat leading May at around 90 percent and July futures near 86 percent, while oats and soy follow weaker tones. The Omaha market lists No 2 yellow corn around 62 percent and No 2 white at about 64 percent, with prices holding steady in later sessions. A separate copper country resolution note reflects civic charity efforts and funds collection.
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Nob
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Jansas City
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Market fluctuations and railway stocks pressure London trading
The report notes varied stock activity with New York and Canadian Pacific drawing attention while London markets reopened after a holiday. Gains were uneven with some firms showing strength yet overall demand waned, sending prices lower and bonds remaining irregular.
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Adian Pacific
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New York Stock and Grain Market Listings
Financial table lists stock prices for major companies including Amalgamated Copper, American Sugar Refining, International Harvester, United States Steel, and railroads. also shows New York Central, Pennsylvania, B&O, and others. Grain prices for Wheat, Corn, and Cash Grain in Chicago are given with bid and price ranges.
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Amalgamated Copper
Americai
American Colton
OIL Eniyee
American Smelting & Refining
American Sugar
American Tek, & Tel
Anaconds Mining Co. Ie
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Atlantic Coast
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Canadian Pacific
Chicago
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Rio Grande
Great Northern
Ilinois Central
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Interborough-Met
International Harvester
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Missouri Pacific
Missayel
Kaneds
Texas
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
People’s Gas
Pullman Palace
Rock Island
Rock Island Ga
Ve ‘Souther Tailwayunion Pacific
Tited States Steel
United States Steel Ned
Western Union New Haven
Horse Sale Indicates 150 Head of Stock
A damaged notice notes a horse sale listing 150 head of stock. It references clearing, companies, and an $8 service fee or rate, with unclear surrounding details.
New York Poultry Market Report December 27
Live poultry dull and weak with last prices mixed. Western dressed chickens trade around 13 to 25 cents per pound, fowls 22 to 28, turkeys about 18 to 22 cents. Receipts include 30 cars from Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota and New York wholesale markets.
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Baeqs
Aetec
Dalales
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Amerleng
Jong Horns
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
York
New York
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South Becomes Source of Cheap Bees for U S
A Dec 21 Washington report notes a declaration that the South will be the country’s principal source of cheap bees. The statement, submitted to the House committee on agriculture by the chief of the agricultural division, discusses bee production and pricing in the region.
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Lowre “Committee On Agriculture
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