Outlook Is Better with Wheat Prices Rising
Bradstreets reports a brighter tone among wholesale merchants for autumn trade with gains in iron and steel demand. Chicago, Pittsburgh, and St Louis show higher sales and prices. cotton quotes rise on crop damage. Industrial production overall remains flat or lower for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bradstreets
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
St. Paul
Baltimore
South
Charleston
Augusta
Birmingham
Nashville
New Orleans
Rate Demoralization in Western Passenger Tariffs
Western railroads fear demoralization of Chicago to St Paul and Chicago to Missouri River passenger rates. Scalpers have flooded the market with many tickets to St Paul and are selling below tariff, including GAR encampment tickets. Rates expected to stay unstable for at least ten days with potential continuation. A meeting of the affected lines may be convened soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cutcaco
Chicago
St. Paul
Missouri River
Rates Cut Again by Lake Transportation Co
The Lake Michigan and Lake Superior Transportation Company announces new fare levels between Chicago and St. Paul with first class 10 cents, second class 9 cents, third 8 cents, fourth 6 cents, fifth 4 cents, class A 6 cents, classes B and C0 4 cents. Rates apply west of Duluth and select Northern Pacific points. The Lake Michigan Car Ferry Company will not match these rates until after a rail lines meeting in Chicago next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan Superior Company
CuicaGco
Lake Michigan and Lake Superior Transportation Company
Chicago
St. Paul
Duluth
Lake Michigan Car Ferry Company
Behring Sea Patrol Seizes Three Sealers Near Prohibited Zone
Captain Hooper at Unalaska reports cutter Perry seized the British schooners Ameka and Beatrice and the American schooner James G. Swan for sealing inside the prohibited area. The British vessels were turned over to the British ship Pheasant per orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hooper
Unalaska
Behring Sea Patrol
Perry
Ameka
Beatrice
James G. Swan
Pheasant
Neenah and Menasha Waterpower Company Formed
Articles filed to incorporate the Neenah and Menasha Waterpower company with $100,000 capital. J A Kimberly serves as president and J B Shattuck as secretary. The deal crowns Stewart’s two year consolidation plan to control all Fox River power from Depere south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox River
Neenah
Wis
Neenah and Menasha Waterpower Company
J. A. Kimberly
Shattuck
Stuart
Depere
Armour and Pulman in Control
At a Curiaco meeting of the New York Biscuit Company board, George H. Webster former partner and Armour representative was elected treasurer. J. H. Moore resignation creates a vacancy to be filled later by a director to represent George M. Pullman interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour and Pulman
Curiaco
New York Biscuit Company
George H. Webster
P. D. Armour
J. H. Moore
George M. Pullman
The World's Big Canal Traffic Report
Savatt Ste. Marie Mich September report shows Sault canal traffic for August at 2 512 835 tons, nearly July peak. Four months total reaches 10 678 116 tons, with three months left in the season. annual tonnage already tops any full year up to 1892.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savatt Ste. Marte
Mich
Sault Canal
Duluth Waterworks for Sale Offer Made to Council
W O Cole of Chicago and A H Gay of New York representing bondholders of the Gas and Water company have offered to sell the Duluth plant for 1,695,000 dollars. The bid comes as the city council reviews options for the water and gas utility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
Douluthn
W. O. Cole
Chicago
A. H. Gay
New York
Gas and Water Company
Gold Deposits at Treasury and Assay Office
Lazard Freres deposited 1.75 million dollars in American gold coin at the sub-treasury while Hei delbach Ickelheimer and Co. deposited 0.5 million dollars in gold bars at the assay office in New York on September 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
New York
Lazard Freres
Sub-Treasury
Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Assay Office
The Dispensary Law Under Fire in South Carolina
Disclosures about the dispensary law administration in South Carolina trigger intense interest ahead of a senatorial election. The clashes involve Governor Evans and Mixon with charges of improper funds and a $150 trip to Washington, while Mixon’s son admits funds from whisky interests but exonerates his father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ColumaBia
8. C
United States
Earle
Evans
Tillmanites
Mixon
South Carolina
Washington
Insurgent Forces Seize San Isidro in Luzon
A dispatch from Hong Kong reports 1 000 insurgents led by a half breed Santollano have overrun San Isidro in Nueva Ecija on Luzon and captured the governor and officials amid numerous outrages. General Blanco says a fresh widespread conspiracy against Spain has been uncovered, with first reinforcements arriving from Mindanao.
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Maprio
Imparcial
Hong Kong
Santollano
Sanisdro
Neuva Ecija
Luzon
Phillippine Islands
Blanco
Mindara Islands
Pearl Bryan murderers lose jail privileges in Covington
In Covington on September 9, Jackson and Walling, charged in the Pearl Bryan case, are to be denied special jail privileges after a planned escape was uncovered. A prisoner revealed the plot involving visitors, a burglar named Walker, a revolver, and saws found in cells. tighter visitation rules follow.
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Jackson
Walling
Pearl Bryan
Covington
Walker
Hart reports heirs to receive share of $400 million estate
General W. H. H. Hart, in San Francisco, said in New York that the Pacific Coast association of Harlem and Anneke Jans heirs must provide proof of relationship to claim their pro rata of a property valued at 400 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
W. H. H. Hart
New York
Pacific Coast Association of Harlem
Anneke Jans
Iron Mines Shut Down in Minnesota Fields
The Fayal mine at Eveleth Auburn mine at Virginia and Chandler at Ely, all owned by the Minnesota Iron company, have ceased active shipping for the present. About 1,500 workers will lose their jobs, delivering a severe blow to the Vermilion and Mesaba ranges.
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Virginia
Minn
Fayal
Eveleth
Auburn
Chandler
Ely
Minnesota Iron Company
Vermillion
Mesaba
Gallagher Released Prisoner Declared Hopelessly Insane
New York on September 9 Dr Gallagher the released Irish prisoner became violent in the afternoon and was taken to a private sanitarium in Amityville Long Island He is said to be hopelessly insane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallagher
New York
Amityville
L. I
Results on the Diamond Western and National Leagues
Western League scores from St Paul Minneapolis Milwaukee and Kansas City with results for single and extended games. Indianapolis Detroit Columbus and Grand Rapids standings listed by club percentages. National League results include Boston Brooklyn New York Washington Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago and Cincinnati with final standings percentages.
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St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
Milwaukee
Detroit
Kansas City
Grand Rapids
National League
Boston
Cleveland
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Pittsburg
Washington
St. Louis
Baltimore
Louisville
Philadelphia
Chicago
Minor items of international and sports news
The Bank of Germany cut its discount rate from 8 to 4 percent. Spain chartered seven steamships to move troops to Cuba. Sir Joseph Archer Crowe, British commercial attache in Paris, has died. Consul General Lee pressures General Weyler to explain the murder of Charles Gavin, a newspaper correspondent. B J Wefers set a new 800 yard world record in 3 minutes 45. The world rowing title and $2,500 prize went to Jake Gandur, who defeated James H Stanbury of Australia and Wag Harding era rival.
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Bank of Germany
Spain
Cuba
Joseph Archer Crowe
Great Britain
Paris
Lee
General Weyler
Charles Gavin
B. J. Wefers
New York
Jake Gandur
James H. Stanbury
Australia
Bryan speaks to Chicago workers on Labor Day parade
William J. Bryan addressed 40,000 at Sharpshooters park praising organized labor and its benefits to toil. The crowd swelled after 2:30 pm with cheers as Bryan shook hands, with judges and union leaders in attendance. He urged free silver coinage before leaving for Lincoln, Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chuicaco
William J. Bryan
Board of Trade
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Judge McConnell
Judge Prentiss
Trades Unions of
Chicago
Solomon
Carlyle
Burlington Road
Lincoln
Neb
Aurora
Ills
Labor Day Festivities Draw Large Crowds Here
On Sept 9 labor day celebrations featured a street parade, picnics, and excursions by union groups. Perfect weather attracted huge crowds to bicycle races at International Park and two circus performances adding to the day’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasa Hinecton
International Park
No Parade Marks Labor Day in New York City
Labor day in New York saw business suspend and factories close but no parade. Workers spent the day in parks on excursions or as spectators at ball games rowing regattas horse races and athletic contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St Paul Labor Day Picnic At Minnehaha And White Bear
St Paul celebrated Labor Day with a large crowd at Minnehaha Park for sports and speeches. In the afternoon crowds went to White Bear where Labor Commissioner L G Powers and S M Owen addressed the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pau
Sept
Minneapolis
Minnehaha
St. Paul
White Bear
L. G. Powers
M. Owen
Labor Day Celebration Draws Lodging Delegations in Ashland
A monster Labor Day event in Ashland Wisconsin featured large delegations from Duluth and Superior and union groups from Washburn and Bayfield. The speeches occurred in the new Republican wigwam with Attorney General Mylrea and William O Keefe as principal speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashland
Wis
Duluth
Superior
Washburn
Bayfield
Mylrea
William O'Keefe
Monster Parade Celebrates Labor Day in Cleveland
Labor Day in Cleveland featured a monster parade with an estimated 10 000 to 15 000 participants. A notable segment included marchers portraying colored slaves and tramps to illustrate workers conditions and views.
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Cleveland
Labor Day Parade Draws 6000 Workers in Kansas City
The Kansas City Labor Day parade on September 9 attracted over 6,000 workers, with blue skies boosting attendance as all business paused and streets filled with spectators.
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Kansas City
Engineer named to succeed Hammond at Johannesburg
Harry H Webb son of C C Webb takes charge as consulting engineer for Consolidated Gold Fields at Johannesburg replacing John Hayes Hammond. Webb hails from California with ties to Shasta valley holdings in Siskiyou county and was engaged by the Chartered company of South Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
San Francisco
Harry H Webb
C C. Webb
Shasta Valley
Siskiyou County
Chartered Company of South Africa
Consolidated Gold Fields Company
Johannesburg
John Hayes Hammond
Foreclosure Notice on Iroquois Realty in Beadle County
Mortgagee C Frederick Zimmerman warns of foreclosure for Karl and Hattie Gerner's property in Iroquois Beadle County South Dakota. Lot 15 and 16 Block 1 Gerner and Nash addition will be sold October 17 1896 at 2 PM at the Beadle County Courthouse Front Door Huron to satisfy debts including principal interest taxes and a $10 attorney fee.
Storage Rates for Grain In South Dakota
Grain storage charges set by state approved carriers apply for the coming year. Receiving insuring handling and storing cost two cents per bushel for up to 15 days, delivery included. After 15 days storage charges are four tenths of a cent per bushel per 15 days for the first three months. After three months the rate is four tenths of a cent per bushel per 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
Oregon Minister Praises Tar Syrup Wine Medicine
Rev H Stanp of West Union Oregon reports his child with croup improved almost immediately after taking White Wine of Tar Syrup. He says the pleasant medicine is invaluable and should be kept in every family as a reliable remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Rev H Stanp
West Union
North-Western proposes Deadwood excursion at one fare
Due to the Democratic state convention on Sept 16 the Chicago and North Western Railway offers excursion tickets to Deadwood at a single round trip fare. Dates of sale and further fall information are available from agents of the Chicago and North Western Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deadwood
Chicago & North-Western Ba Y
Half Rate to Sioux Falls Tri State Fair Special
North Western Railway offers excursion tickets from September 19 to 26 to Sioux Falls with a round trip fare good for return through September 28, 1890. For tickets and details contact Chicago & North Western Railway agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
North-Western Live
Chicago & North-Western Ry
De Witt's Colic & Cholera Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement states the remedy subdues intestinal inflammation immediately and fully, noting the intestines are about five times as long as the body and that the product is for sale by J. M. Blount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
J. M. Blount
Half Rate to Sioux City Excur sions Sept 10 to 19 1896
Inter State For the North western Line offers excursion tickets to Sioux City from Septembe r 10 to 19 inclusive good returning until September 21 1896 tickets and fare information available at Chicago and Novia Wear sales offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City
Chicago
Novia
Beadle County Court Sets Hearing on Drunkard Public Plea
The Beadle County court in Heca Beadle coordinates a hearing for Red G. Plosk to address the g intoxication concerns at 922 street in the county. The case calendar notes the date and venue as September 8 at 10 a.m. in the county courthouse.
Notice of Chattel Mortgage and Foreclosure in Beadle County
August Gathman mortgaged chattels to L C Burney on August 17 1896 in Beadle County South Dakota to secure 35 41 hundredths dollars. Default noted and Burney through attorney F E Grant orders sale of a two horse lumber wagon buckeye hay rake three hay stacks about thirty five tons on Durand place and one double harness at 2 pm September 19 1896 in Huron. J B Coomer Constable. First pub Sept 10 last Sept 17.
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Gathman
Beadle County
South Dakota
L. C. Burney
Ee Dakota
South Ora
City of Huron
Second Street
Dakota Avenue
Durand Place
F. E. Grant
J. B. Coomer
Constable
Sheriff Seeks Sale of Beadle County Property
Notice of execution on Ayess Werthe wax and Reed Co. versus O S Vandenberg and Frank A Richards to satisfy $201.80 damages plus costs. Sheriff Grover W Lonestarr will sell the real estate of Frank A Richards located in Beadle County South Dakota at public auction at the Huron courthouse on September day in 1806. Registered at Huron August 4.
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Gaheriff
Taid Judicial
South Dakota
Kingsbury
Ayess Werthe Wax and Reed Company
Corporation
Vandenberg
Frank A. Richards
Vandenburg & Richards
Circuit Court
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Sout Dakota
Beadle
Towit
Beadle County
South Kota
Huron
Beafath
Adle
Dakota
Mortgage Notice of Foreclosure in Beadle County
William Dunlevey and A Dualever mortgaged to Northwestern Mortgage Company on May 19 1888. The assignee Isaac Rogers records the notice in Beadle County South Dakota and sets sale for September 2 1896 at the courthouse in Redfield. The southeast quarter of section 6 township 111 range 59 is described with $1335 due plus costs and attorney fees. First publication August 6 last Sept 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Dunlevey
Mortgagors
Anc
Beocle
Dscova
South
Dakot
Moz
Rogers
Bes
South Dakota
Sais
Isaac Rogers
F. W. Copuper
Redfield
South Dakota Voters to Decide 1896 Prohibition Amendment
The Fourth Legislature of South Dakota proposes repealing Article 24 of the constitution by joint resolution and setting a statewide vote at the 1896 general election. The measure would appear on ballots with Yes or No options, dated August 3, 1896, in Pierre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Pierre
House
House of Representatives
Senate
Thomas Thorson
Foreclosure Sale of Beadle County Mortgage
Notice that Stella M Reed and Nathan E Reed mortgage to Dakota Loan and Trust Co will be foreclosed by public sale October 17 1896 at 11 am at the front door of the court house Huron Beadle County South Dakota to pay the debt interest and 150 attorney’s fee. The amount due is 5638 90 and no legal action has been started to recover the debt. First published September 3 last publication October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Gerner
Hattie M. Gerner
C. Frederick Zimmerman
Beadle
South Dakota
Gerner and Nash
Iroquois
County of
Huron
C. A. Savaceq
Mortgagee
de Smet
S. D
Stella M. Reed
Nathan E. Reed
Dakota Loan and Trust Company
Watertown
Dakota
Beadle County
Chicago & Northwestern
Benale County
Dakota Loan & Trust Co
F. A. Countryman
William W. Mayne
Ella Rayne
Tom Comny
Coe da
Mesterics Saving Bank
Beadleco
H. P. Brown
Mechanics Savines Bank
Toe WEEKLY Heron Te sod New York Tribune one year
The fragment indicates a weekly publication with a one year subscription price of 1.25 dollars tied to the New York Tribune. Details on title accuracy or full context are unclear due to OCR issues.
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New York Tribune
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