GENERAL MARKETS SUMMARY CHICAGO AND NEW YORK
Chicago market notes show Warat and pork closing dates and varied quotations for oats and cattle. New York MeY market reports prices for money rates and government bonds while providing brief produce and currency data.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Michigan
Thdiana
Eastern
Lawa
Mamie Nebraska
Minnesota
Kansas
Jedium
Hatic
New York
Sterling Exchange
Roar of Big Guns and Naval Parade in Pittsburg
A grand welcome marked the naval veterans parade led by the Mary Logan Cadets. Flags adorned Market and Smithfield streets as crowds gathered along the waterfront. The procession featured the Kearsarge crew and the Farragut group, while remarks highlighted veterans and national defense. several lawmakers and notable residents attended amid broad civic pageantry.
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Proventia. Pa
Septia
Republic
Te Wetle
Ware Corgan
O'Neil
Minot
Stolin
Market Street
Smithfield
Wwe
Columine
Farragut
New York
Reging
Kearsange
Cherhours
Pearce
Austin Quimby
Sure Vivors’ Association
Salem
Boury S. Wives
Barnaville
James J. Stona
Lynn
Massa
Maine Vote Delivers Major Republican Victory
Early returns from Maine show Gov Cleaves, Republican, defeating Democrat Charles F. Johnson by more than 27,000 votes and the GOP winning every county. A Republican legislature is expected with a substantial majority, reversing the state’s prior balance and likely ensuring a Senatorial reelection. Weather dampened voting, with rain and apathy yielding a light turnout. Prohibitionists and populists had limited presence in the tallies.
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Acgiata
Masterillcans
Demos Erate
Cleaves
Charles F. Johnson
William P
Turbulent Sunday Weather Ravages Bridge and Farm
A fierce cyclone visited Sunday causing extensive property damage. The Wisconsin River wagon bridge beyond the town was blown down as farm crops facing drought received grim forecasts from corn expert John Ingils who warned Nebraska figures understate losses. The text also notes mine cave ins in Lackawanna County and various legal and political items from the era.
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Wiseconsin
John Ingils
Cork
Seoteh Vale Fey
Lackawanna County
Hamiec
Mont Armstrong
Calvin
Tipton
County
Santi Maretta
Mont
Jess
Hoke
Ae Dihelen
Tsui
Mus
Talthmore
Russia
Smith, Hammond, Co
Charles Denty
United States
China
Iss
Pekin
Col
Denty
Nashville
Mich
Nene
Great Northern Railway
Donald Smyth
Monfread
Minne
Aulseri
Wivners
Rory
Hauncey
Grand Rapids, Mich
Cyrd Storage Company
Stone
McCommicn
Miarvester
San Francisco
English Salt Free From Duty Declared by Treasury
The treasury department answers Leroy Stadt company that English salt imported into the United States is duty free under their law. The rule does not apply to Canada and some other English dependencies.
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Treasury Department
Leroy Sadt Company
Leroy, N
England
United States
Canada
Sugar and Molasses Exports From Cube Reported
Consul General Williams forwards to the state department a statement on Cube sugar and molasses exports for the six months ending June 39, 1404. Sugar exports total 804, tone with 6.34 tone to the United States. molasses exports 41,075 tons with 4,900 tons sent to the United States. The United States absorbed 96.56 percent of Cube sugar. An increase over 1803 shows 2TL4T4 tons. Mexico’s economy is described as prospering with strong business, a growing cotton industry, and expectations of large U.S. investments. corn crops in southern states may be short but offset elsewhere.
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Rf O'Neil
Kansas
Bea Moines
Lowa
Opponts
Sargent
Harrisburg
Philp Reivers
Seafright
Mary A. Henderson
Hamagé
Keuineth Schenck
Marelay Mohimmaerd
Morneen
Mascola
Wisconsin
Bey Cerete
Trades Union Congress
Norwich
England
Count de Parla
Weybridge
Surry
France
Brookfield
New York Republican
Depew
Gverrior
Crisp
Smith
Wass
Atlanta
Thie
Tnance
Narlington
Pearce
Keating
St Louie
Cleveland
Hawaiian Republic
Hoonlulu
Willis Wad
Norpes Island
Northern Pacific
Cary
Cakes
Wit
Villard
Henry Watson
Doches
Tex
Jemsmere
Joseph Summers
Joseph
International Typographical Union
Colorado Springs
Colo
Schuman
Gen
Cameron
Maseoda
Wis
Treasury
Treasury Department
Canada
Iumibair
Zuitek
Ariana
Gerone Imo
Morton
Civil Service
Sen
Schofield
Vas Cadetes i
Marine Hospital Service
Cape Charles Va
Fishers Taland
Courd Alene
Idate
Fort Sherman
Idaho
State Department
United States
Shanghai
New York
Hin Son
Doy Morton
Chiewko
Germany
Datiner
Coursy
Melvor
Kansenwa
Japan
Dspan
Melvar
Williams
Havant
Mexico
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Richard the Lion-Mearted and the Lamoges Tale
An uneven, garbled account references Richard Coeur de Lion related figures, a Treaty, and various misread names. It alludes to a historical theme of medieval leaders, battles, and alliances with fragmented lines about a Wing, Ches, and Lamoges. The piece presents as a shredded, inconclusive extract with stray phrases rather than a coherent report.
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Richard Coeur de Dion
Ayrils
PIV Airlines Ok
Bag
Bremeniy
Willie
Chloe
Opeher
Ancor
Lin
Ernie
War and Winter Tactics Shadow a Madison Soccer Match
A fragmented report hints at a wartime themed game in Madison with talk of winter tactics and Ceidhia Cedhia like sequences. Names and specifics are unclear but the piece suggests a match or event amid conflict themes and civic resilience.
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Cedhia
Promote The Home Paper And Tariff League Bulletin
A patriotic appeal urges readers to support their local paper and defend protective policy. It promotes requesting a free sample copy of the American Free Tariff League bulletin, noting Wilbur F as General Secretary and providing a New York address for postal card requests.
Keystone Watch Case Co. Faces Major Tax Dispute
Keystone Watch Case Co of Philadelphia, the leading maker of watch cases, is contesting a substantial tax assessment. Officials say the dispute centers on valuation methods and tax liability for the current fiscal year, with potential implications for related suppliers and local employment.
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Keystone Watch Case Co
Philadelphia
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Parade of Naval Veterans
the Mary
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Minden
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Webster Parish
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Iron Trade Review
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Chdorge W. Peck
Wisconsin Democratic Econvent
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T. J. Canningham
John Hanvers
Genera
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Peck
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Pullman
Washington News
Richard the Lion-Mearted
Bly
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Humperers’ Ispeciete
Vital
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Falls
Mont Telary
Moat of Trade
Heel
Moat
Noardif Trait
Helena
Ment
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Nore
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