Billy Bryan Wisconsin Tour Highlights and Attacks
Mr Bryan began his Wisconsin campaign with stops at Green Bay Appleton Oshkosh and other cities drawing six thousand plus supporters. He attacked Wall Street high loan rates and promoted income tax while facing gold bug demonstrations and strong McKinley sentiment. Police report arrests tied to a murder case involving Maggie Catren and Mahl Winner as investigators seek the motive and truth.
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Capital Ready for Investment If McKinley Wins
Dispatches report substantial idle capital in the Middle and Western states ready to flood markets if McKinley is elected. Missouri could see 25 million dollars move from safety vaults in six months, while Ohio holds 59 million for investment. Iowa banks also await results with millions poised to circulate upon a Republican victory.
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Reed in California Political Tour Opens in San Jose
Thomas B. Reed arrived in San Jose to a cordial reception as the town was decorated in his honor. He addressed crowds at the depot and spoke twice in the evening. He planned to speak in Santa Rosa tonight and in San Francisco on Sunday night.
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Arrest in Sight in Missouri Murder Mystery Case
Richmond Missouri, Oct. 80. Sheriff arrives with Len Lackey as investigators press the case into a murder of Mrs. Jesse Winner and her two children. Three other persons are suspected of knowing more about the crime.
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French Cabinet Alarmed Over Radical Threat to Stability
Paris dispatch says election of Progressist Isambert as vice president and delay of Jaures interpellation on Carmaux troubles hint at cabinet weakness. Debates expected to be critical as radicals loom. Peletan suggests a republican concentration ministry with Meline replaced by de Freycinet as premier.
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Election stagnation and financial market strain reported
New York reports a market dominated by politics with little real demand as investors hoard gold and await the election. Money markets show heavy gold movement, foreign exchange buying, and divergent trends in wheat, iron, and finished goods while lenders support regular customers and failures inch lower from last year.
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Overland Flyer Stalled By Nebraska Snowstorm
The Union Pacific west bound Overland Flyer is reported stuck in the snow between Ogallala and Tig Springs Nebraska. A violent snowstorm rages in Nebraska delaying service and making resumption uncertain. Western Nebraska reports ten inches of snow with high winds and blizzard-like conditions. Trains are halted on several branches due to drifting. Oberlin Kansas notes the season’s first snow after heavy rain, soaking ground and benefits to fall wheat.
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Dry Goods Man in Trouble in Saratoga
Adam B. Smith of Saratoga and his dry goods firm were arrested on a civil fraud action by Dr. Charles Grant. The store faced attachment last Saturday for $17,000 in favor of Tefft Weller & Co. Smith allegedly borrowed $1,000 on September 22 amid a past due claim. his case is set for the January circuit court.
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Markets and Stocks Move Higher After Bank Confer
A New York market summary notes a stronger financial scene as call loan rates fail to rise further and quotations fall afternoon. A downtown bank conference with fourteen leading institutions spurred lending support. Clearing House President Simmons reassured banks’ ability to meet emergencies. Bullish sentiment grows with covering of short positions and broad gains led by Sugar and utilities. Total trades reach 1410 shares as reported by William Linn Allen & Co.
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Philadelphia Market Prices and Averages in October
The report notes a fair market with several outlets for jobbing meat products. Quotes list city smoked beef and beef hams at 16.25, pork, family and home cured items, various smoked and pickled cuts, breakfast bacon, city refined products, and city tallow with quality, packaging, and pricing details for buyers.
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Chicago Grain and Provision Market Oct Prices
Chicago market brief shows futures for wheat corn oats and rye with mixed moves and quotes. Pork and lard futures steady while flax and barley show small changes. prices for short ribs shoulders and other cuts listed with limited variation.
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Commodity Market Summary New York Oct 9
Flour quilet steady and unchanged. Wheat spot market moderately active and firmer with December and May futures most active. Corn spot dull to firm with light trade and unchanged prices. Oats quiet to firm with October and December futures. Butter and cheese quiet and unchanged. Overall, prices across cereals and dairy show minimal movement with selective activity in wheat futures.
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Buffalo Market Report Shows Mixed Lamb and Sheep Prices
Market notes indicate dull and weak conditions for cattle and steady prime butchers steers around 4.06 per unit, Yorkers at 1.60, mixed packers 2.55 to 3.00, and heavy shot prices. Lambs show prime demand at around 4.50 with lighter offerings, mixed sheep at 27, Canada lambs listed, overall market softer but with some firmer segments.
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Market Report From Union Stock Yards Oct
Cattle prices show firmness with steers quoted 3.05 to 4.15 per cwt for common to extra. Stockers and feeders bring 2.65 to 3.05, cows and bulls around 1.25 to 2.50, calves 2.70 to 5.00. Sheep and lambs and the oil market tone noted, with market indicators listing varied bids and deliveries.
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Wanted Helps and Professional Services Advertisements
Classified notices list positions and services in Scranton area. Items include patent attorney prospectus, active man needed for manufacturing sales, stock subscription solicitations, a furnace care query, and various professional listings for physicians surgeons attorneys accountants and traders.
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