All for a Woman Ends in Fatal Knife Fight in St Paul
The St Paul murder case centers on a dispute on West Fourth street over a woman of questionable reputation Louise Leyde. Eble Allen claims self defense after Clapp insulted him and drew a revolver, while Allen struck with a knife leading to Clapp's death. An inquest was ordered as investigators seek the weapon and full motive.
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Record rainfall floods Kansas corn belt counties
Heavy rain sweeps Southern Kansas with Wichita reporting 4.07 inches in 15 hours surpassing prior 3.17 inch 24 hour record. Officials fear floods as river levels rise and water moves toward major waterways.
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Populist Strategist Gillette Arrested on Jury Charge
June 23 report from Perry Oklahoma says W J Gillette a Populist campaigner and Coxeyite leader in Oklahoma has been arrested on a federal indictment for perjury. Attorney R B Connell of Oklahoma City was also arrested on the same charge.
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Saloon Fight Ends in Fatal Shooting of Citizen
Police Captain Cole intervened in a June saloon brawl and was struck by the crowd. He fired at William Rener, who died from his injuries while Cole suffered severe injuries and was carried from the scene.
Private Jacobs Drowned in Lake Pepin Incident
Private Martin L. Jacobs of Company D Third Infantry U S A drowned near the government pier in Lake Pepin while out rowing with a companion. The accident happened as the men were changing positions to row.
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Lake Pepin
The Welsh Mine Disaster at Cilfydd Albion Colliery
Rescue efforts at Cilfndd Albion colliery after the firedamp explosion have ceased with about 250 believed dead. Of 268 men and boys who entered the shaft only 17 saved. many bodies buried under earth falls. Afterdamp caused fatalities among those escaping the blast. Thousands visited the disaster site. 142 bodies recovered thus far.
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Sudden squall sinks boat, five dead off Brooklyn shore
A catboat capsized by a squall near Fifty-sixth Street Brooklyn. A six person pleasure party including two men two women a boy and a two year old girl fell into the water. Rescue launched by the Atlantic Yacht Club failed to save the group except the young girl. Names and boat details could not be identified.
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Atlantic Yacht Club
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Constitutional Cure
There is more catarrh in this section than all other diseases and for years deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo is offered as a constitutional treatment taken internally with a $100 reward for failure. Sold by druggists 75 cents.
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Tariff Debate Nears End in Senate This Week
Washington notes little doubt the tariff debate will end this week with a final vote likely Wednesday or Thursday. Temperatures hover in high 90s as Senate leaders push rapid action, with remaining items such as income tax whisky tax tobacco tax and reciprocity on the agenda. If the vote comes before Saturday appropriation bills will be taken up next in unspecified order.
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Elevator Burns In BurraLto North Dakota
BurraLto North Dakota June 28 At 1 a.m. W J Hawks elevator burned with a loss of 8000 dollars insured for 2500 There was but little grain on hand.
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Retired businesswoman credits Dr Miles Heart Cure
Mrs. Morgan of Chicago describes serious heart disease and swelling. After starting Dr Miles New Heart Cure she rapidly improves, regains mobility, and recommends the remedy to others. The advertisement promotes the product as free from opiates with a money back guarantee.
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Ex-President Jose Rodriguez Tours U S With Family
Jose Rodriguez former president of Costa Rica and his family arrived in New York aboard the Athos from Port Simon and will tour the United States and Canada. A dynamite attack damaged the Possum Run railroad bridge near New Haven Pa and the Hiatt School Slate Factory at Bangor Pa burned with an estimated $80,000 loss and $50,000 insured leaving 300 workers out of work.
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Market Report Milwaukee Wheat and Grain Prices, 1894
Milwaukee market report notes wheat higher with No 2 spring and No 1 Northern prices listed for 64gc and 1952 September. Corn easy at 434. Oats active and firm with No 2 white and No 3 white at 464 and 47c. Barley firm No 2 at 550 with sample 04 Sic. Rye steady No 1 Wig.
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Wheat price list from Dutura market dated June 25 1894
The report lists cash and future prices for wheat grades at Dutura. No. 1 hard cash 643 cents June, 6444 cents July. No. 1 Northern cash 625 cents June July 63 cents September 6134 cents December 6314. No. 2 Northern 1970. No. 3 541 gc. Rejected 634 cents. No. 1 Northern to arrive 6446 cents.
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Wheat market report from Minneapolis dated June 25 1894
The Minneapolis wheat market shows June close at 63 gc with July opening and high at gc and low at 620. September opens 593 g c with a high of 601 gC and low of 593 gc, closing at 6c. Track No 1 hard at 434c No 1 Northern 6334c No 2 Northern 12c.
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Market Report from South St. Paul June 25 1834 Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hogs bring 4.65 to 4.85 per yard with 700 head received. Cattle quiet amid strong demand for fat steers 3.25 to 3.50 and heavy feeders 2.75 to 3.25. cows from 1.25 to 2.75. veal calves 3.00 to 3.75. bulls 1.50 to 2.15. Sheep steady for good stock, dull for common. muttons 2.50 to 3.50. lambs 3.00 to 4.00. Receipts: hogs 700, cattle 7, sheep 25.
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South St. Pau
Chicago Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Sheep 1894
Chicago June 25 1894 cattle prices rise 15 to 20 cents prime to extra natives 4 6 1 4 75 medium 4 25 4 50 else 3 95 4 10 Texans 2 00 3 60 hogs active up 5 to 6 cents early but closes higher rough heavy 4 50 4 70 packers 5 05 5 20 light 4 95 5 05 sheep unchanged top sheep 3 50 3 90 ton lambs 4 50 4 83 cattle 19 hogs 10 000 sheep
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Wheat and corn futures update from Chicago
A Chicago market brief from June 25 1804 shows wheat rising with No 2 cash at 59 July and 5034c September and 62c December, corn steady at 41¢ for No 2 cash July and September, and timbers steady with No 2 cash at 46 for July.
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Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Economy and Strength
Promoters claim Hood's Sarsaparilla preserves the full value of every ingredient while offering 100 doses for one dollar. They also advertise Hood's Pills as safe and effective without purge, pain, or gripe, acting promptly and easily.
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