Week in Trade and Business Outlook From Bradstreet’s
Readable summary of Bradstreet’s week covering grain trade in Cincinnati and Kansas arrests, with notes on cereals market stability and production expectations. It reports modest but steady distributive trade, dull yet firm overall, and a favorable tone for the boot and shoe trade amid ongoing business failures in the United States and Canada.
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Ealing
Tatiana Gauss
United States
Soba Weels
Canada
Iisulier Ap
Fire in Cincinnati Hotel Endangers Sixty Guests
A hotel fire at Sherwood House in Cincinnati Ohio trapped about sixty guests, many theatrical performers, in a smoke filled upper corridor. Firemen rescued women from stairs and ladders as guests scrambled to safety. One traveler F E L Munch from New York was rescued last, with two doctors aiding. losses estimated under $10,000 insured.
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Hare
Cincin A
Cincinnati
Ohio
Sherwood House
F. ‘el. Munch
New York
Bloody riot at Chattanooga kills two soldiers and bartender
A bloody riot erupted in a Negro saloon in Chattanooga Tennessee between barkeepers and waiters and several Negro soldiers from the United States volunteer infantry camped at Chickamauga. A quarrel over change led a soldier to fire, wounding Sergeant J L Williams in the abdomen and John Reed in the thigh and chest while Louis Brown the barkeeper was shot twice and is dying. Williams's wound is deemed fatal.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
United States Volumteer Infantry
Chickamaugas
Galiery
J.L. Williams
John Reed
Louis Brown
Williams
Grain Men Arrested Under Missouri Pool Room Law
Seventeen grain men bucketshop and dynamite shop operators were seized in Kansas City on warrants by D A Brows city attorney under the anti pool room statute. John W Moore president of the lis a trade among those named. The law targets betting on any event and margins trading.
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Kansas City
John W. Moore
The
Lisa of Trade
D. A. Brows
Chgics
Imovna
K City
Dry Goods Wholesalers Fair Receivers Appointed at Baltimore
Receivers appointed for D. Moliday & Co. wholesale dry goods firm in Baltimore due to time embarrassment. Assets listed at 422000 dollars with liabilities of 377499 dollars.
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Frm
D. Moliday & Co
Baltimore
Dorsey Found Guilty In Fraud Case In Ponca Nebraska
Former Ponca banker F M Dorsey was found guilty of fraudulent banking. Proceedings centered on forged notes of 2000 and 3500 dollars and whether he knowingly made false entries to defraud. The court weighed intent and the signature of the bank’s officers in determining guilt.
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Das
Pouéa
Yat Oweba
Cartan
Warnini
Alger Denies Report He Will Quit His Post
Rumors claim Secretary Alger resented presidential interference and threatened resignation after a White House seed left the capital in anger. The White House, press reports, and unnamed papers dispute the claim, asserting no truth to any national dispute over Alger leaving.
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Alger
White House
Gen. Alver
Yueiead
Irnél
Roosevelt Refuses Ballot Box Restoration for Convicted Man
Gov Roosevelt declines to restore citizenship to a man involved in Gravesend ballot box frauds tied to John McKane. He would not disclose the applicant's name but stated he believed a person convicted of tampering with ballots should not receive citizenship for years after completing a prison term.
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Stauffer
Roosevelt
Scu
Gravesend
John ¥. McKane
Volunteers Reassure at Havana Muster Out News
Private advices for Washington indicate the Forty-ninth Town Fourth Mingis Fourth Virginia and Third Nebraska volunteer regiments will be mustered out soon. News spread through the camp as regiments cheered in response, reflecting a shared relief among volunteers.
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Washington
Cay
Wavaha
Forty-ninth Town
Mingis
Virginia
Keely Motor Fraud and Columbus Bones Sunken in Cadiz
A Philadelphia paper attacks the Keely motor as deception and cites trials as proof. Also, a Cadiz casket opened reveals thirty bones supposedly from Columbus, to be solemnly received in Seville Cathedral. Delegations discuss Pythian Home site at Hot Springs for Missouri Illinois Indiana. Fire at Market Street building injures no one, losses around 60,000. Arbitration ends Leavenworth strike. Sheriff appointments redefined as term begins September 1. Spanish troops repatriated aboard the Cachemiro, 44 deaths reported on voyage.
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Christopher Columbus
Cadiz
Giralda
Seville
Seraal
Market Street
Hitage
Youthful Bandits Attempt Wreck Ore Train
Boise youths aged 16 to 18 confessed to attempting to wreck a pay car near Mountain Home. A horse with tied saddle caused a local commotion before the train passed. Brown and George Richards of Boise were seized, jailed, and held for investigation.
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Mountain Home
Hmmet
Scandia to Carry 20th Regiment to Manila Next Week
The Twentieth United States regiment now at Fort Leavenworth will depart San Francisco aboard the transport Scandia on January 25. The Senator and Ohio will be prepared for return to the Orient, with no troop assignments yet made for the transports, though a regiment of regulars is expected to relieve volunteer organizations.
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Leavenworth
Manila
United States
Fort Leavenworth
San Erancisco
Scandia
Senator
Ohio
Orient
Keokuk
Charles I. Ferguson
Fiftieth
Iowa Volunteer Infante
Compan Mer
Une
Tawa
New Ways and Means Chairmanship Created by Death
The text notes the death of Mr. Dingle leaves the chairmanship of the ways and means committee to be filled by Speaker Reed and a new chairman expected to be Representative E. Payne of New York. Payne is described as the rising member of the committee, with Pili becoming floor leader of the house. The report shifts to violent events in Scott County, where Freeman, Pili, Ja, and others were attacked, a man fatally shot, and several injured in an ambush. Police search for suspects as tensions rise and a revolver threat disrupts a police station. Paul Selby of Chicago, tied to the Abraham Lincoln circle, lies gravely ill after a fire on Monday.
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New Ways and Breans
Ways and Means Committee
Dingle
Reed
Representative $. E. Payne
New York
Payne
Mad Means
Me. Pili
House
Market Quotations From Chicago and New York Declared
Market quotes show mixed grain and livestock prices across cities. Chicago lists cattle oats corn and wheat ranges with varying grades while New York reports beef and hog values alongside dairy and eggs. Slight shifts in creamery butter and eggs pricing reflect regional market movements.
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Chicago
Prinie
Lotis
New York
Court Martial Ordered For Commissary General Eagan
President and Cabinet approve a court martial to try Commissary General Eagan for abusive language toward Gen Basan. Miles implicated in controversy. Gen Basan faces censure for conduct unbecoming an officer. War Department to handle procedural details after brief cabinet discussion at the White House.
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Army
War Department
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Miles
Eagan
Corbin
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Ile
Hini
Civil War Flares in Samoa Amid Faction Strife
In Samoa, followers of Wival Chiefs clash as rival candidates vie for power after a contested transfer of leadership. Thousands support Mataata and others press for a peaceful result while ambushes kill and wound matsdfa supporters. Rebels burn homes and destroy town infrastructure. No foreign injuries reported.
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Ix Maieton
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Tool
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Matsdfa
Maligien Tenn
Porto Rico Commission to Study Proposed Government Change
President to lead a commission to Porto Rico to study constitutional options and report to Congress. Maj. Gen. Gary W. Her division commander and others may serve as ex officio members. The panel will advise on a permanent government form for Porto Rico and may include naval and military officials. A separate incident described a gunfight at a general store with a safebreak and robbery.
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Melvile
Pinto Rico
Philippines
Gary VY
Porto Nico
Cour
Porte Nico
Frightful Mob Attack and Sleeping Girl Case Report
Report describes a violent incident where two Black men Goore Cali alias Toney and stolin Shaw alias Pight were targeted by White Caps near Jutnds Wiob in Tanehblurge. Aimed to hang them but they fled leaving victims in dirt as slurs and threats emerge amid prior whippings. Eva Burt, known as the sleeping girl, awakens after twenty eight days in a state of delirium while doctors struggle with her recovery and a disturbing scene of needle use is noted.
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Toney
Stolin Shaw
Allas Pight
Tanehblurge
Eva Burt
Gitten
Wuhuimas
Leprosy Reported in Kentucky Traveler Claims
William Currient of Paris Kentucky reports three cases of leporsy amid a five person group after a trip through Tri Stats. He says the affected individuals were gathered in Boeingtown Geyer County and notes the others had not contracted the disease.
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Kentucky
Var
Willian Currient
Paris
Tri Stats
Boeingtown
Geyer County
Fron Burney Relief Efforts Progress Amid Slow Recovery
In a fragmented report from Pow fanen, efforts to relieve residents of lawhors drag on. Tate the Fron Burney and Ture ber bi Wa are cited as key figures guiding the pace, with slow but ongoing steps to provide relief after months of distress.
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Fanen
Jiapithanan Tate
Supreme Court Reverses Ruling in Chambers Case
The Supreme Court reverses a lower court ruling in the case of Pear Cinaghers v Gehler. It issues a subpoena for Chambers to testify, while Chambers faces damages claims for false arrest. The decision names parties and notes a dissenting or opinion by the court.
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Sovie Supreme Court
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Dude
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Gehler
Duaugne Ochler
Chambers
Finn
Aulge
Lee
Supreme Court
Rates Vindicated in Iowa Coal Case Hearing
A Des Moines hearing on coal rate rules vindicated the existing system, with Rep Claude Porter absent and others stating current rules favor operators. The session drew 21 railroad reps and eight mine operators, chiefly from Oskaloosa, while Sen H L Byers opposed any change.
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State
Oskaloosa
H. L. Byers
Lucas County
Miadeam
Mina
Anerican Parley Show at Corkse Hapidy
An obscure event titled Anerican Parley Show was held at Corkse Hapidy. SNeaphy 10 binds were ordered, the largest exibitional paulley ever seen in the vest. A number of individuals including Wrex Hilts and Chines Walker are mentioned, with one death attributed to poison. The text is garbled and references a death and alleged poisoning amid disorderly details.
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Wealihg
Corkse Hapidy
Paulley
Wrex Hilts
Robbery chase ends with posse firing in daylight
A wild pursuit across slums and plains ends when a large posse corners robbers after more than 100 shots are fired. The bandits, named as Panes, Davlis, Hol Wind, El Steenworm, and Hubert Brown, fled with 209 dollars and eight nitroglycerine cans. One suspect was captured. others eluded arrest.
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Peruor
Glo
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Panes
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EL Steenworm
Hubert Brown
Young Man Fatally Burned In Odd Room Fire
A young man named John Mevawley died after a smoke filled room incident in Geneva. His sister found him unconscious as flames burned the bed clothes and his clothing, though no visible blaze. death came about a half hour later from suffocation amid a mysterious fire.
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Geneva
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