Dry time in New England ends liquor sales shift May first
Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire brace for widespread saloon closures as local option changes take effect May 1. Worcester and other cities move to no license regimes while nearby towns also vote to go dry, reducing licensed outlets and tax revenue. In New Hampshire the state license regime tightens, and protests loom over liquor regulations. A separate Brooklyn incident reports a fatal shooting at a boarding house, with the alleged assailant surrendering.
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Conquorshier
Manwachusetts
Wis
New Hampshire
Blade
Taland
Couse
Massachusetts
Prriody
Neense
Worcester
Antler & No
Mawanshenetta
Lenn
Haverhill
Lawrence
Gloucester
MD Weton
Re Mex County
Wood
Emason
Mathers
Ladianopolis
Arana
Cinginnati Verteriage
Cincinnati
Httage
Indianapolis News
Albany Speeches Rally Support for Track Gambling Law
Gov Hughes opened a campaign in Albany and Troy urging passage of the antireve track gambling bill. A special extraordinary session begins May 11. Governors backing urged by two large meetings where resolutions backed his stance.
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Albany
Hughes
Temas
Troy
Dynamiters wrecked bridge in Fall River and delay
Dynamiters damaged the new Bristol county bridge across the Taunton River between Fall River and Bomwerset with a mystic dynamite explosion. The $750,000 structure, intended for county use, would have connected cities but sustained heavy damage. Railroad shops at Winnipesaukee closed until terms with workers are agreed upon, as the Canadian Pacific railway considers a strike to resist new company plans.
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Fall River
Maes
Bristol County Steel
Bomwerset
Taunton River
Winnipes
Man
St. John
Agpests
Beck Aid in Washington Pa and Kentucky Fire Scene
A Chester Pennsylvania board of trade committee planned action with the labor department referees, while a Kentucky fire burned a barn near Mayfield, costing two lives in a blaze that destroyed property. The report mentions individuals Poede and JD Raymond.
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Beck
Washington
Chester
Board of Trade
Chester Traction Co
Bute commMerce Commission
Barneaville
Niet
Notary
Mayelich
Taurine
Poede
Raymond
Ohio general assembly nears finish in late April action
Columbus April 27 reports the Seventy seventh general assembly entering a busy final week. Most measures have been decided, private tanks face elimination from the general appropriation, and the senate may push a conference on the budget with key items trimmed including good roads and state institutions.
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Columbus
House
Ovn
Thotus Bank
Senate
Nianee Committee
Nira
Ori
Severe winter storms sweep UK and North America
London reports an extensive blizzard the worst in years across Britain with northerly gales and deep snow. Railways delayed telegraph networks disrupted tramways blocked and several deaths from exposure. Debates on deportations of workers surface as authorities act under strain from the weather and unrest. Hardship and outages ripple through cities in North America with tornado damage and financial irregularities detected in local treasuries.
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London
United Kingdom
Mail Worth $500000 Stolen En Route to Cities
London officials report two mail sacks with securities and valued at 500000 stolen in New York during the prior month. One sack bound for St Louis was intercepted by authorities, while the other headed for Brooklyn was seized by Philadelphia police after leaving New York. details and names remain unclear in the fragmented report.
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Tandun
London
New York
St Louis
Nivaut Philudelphis
Catholic Jubilee Celebrated Across Archdiocese of New York
On April 27 a Catholic jubilee marked a century of Catholic life in New York. Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral featured Monsignor Lavelle and Archbishop, with Cardinal Logue blessing the congregation. Caped by patriotic sentiment, the sermon revisited Catholic history in New York and praised parochial schools and moral influence.
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New York
Arch- Absenee
St. Patrick's Wathevral
Lavelle
Conlin Logue
Pelmate
Treland
Avebbiehoy
Capdial Logue
Telegraphic Briefities from a Nation in Turmoil
A jumble of fragments reports crimes, political debates, and accidents. Oliver Garrison shot his wife and wounded a son before suicide. a 17 year old, Haney Lebaron, jailed for killing his wife and injuring another. Epidemics cause exodus from Willermetad. A steamer Philadelphia arrives with news of plague in Caracas and passengers leaving Venezuela. A barge collision near Toledo disrupts the Maumee bridge. A prize for oratory goes to Elizabeth Chick among students at Arie and Behenrma College.
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Baltt
Callmvad
Chicago
Foraker
AC Lonteborg
Oliver Garrison
Eon
Allen
Sully
Torroy
Salen
Mars
Haney Ho Lebaron
Star
Gik
Adhem
Philadelphia
Caracas
Porlo
Venezuela
Feathers and Dahomey Rail Work Highlight Odd Topics
A survey of feather markets discusses turkey and duck feather grades and uses for pillows and decorative items. The Dahomey railroad story details French labor and native resistance as Abomey nears the Niger river, with wages, transport, and music aiding progress.
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Abomey
Behans Din
Dahomey
New York
Cotona
Waids
Fragmentary river tale from The Cosmopolitan
A distorted excerpt describes a traveler aboard a boat who asks about rescue and is told the boat is seaworthy. The craft sinks after departure, and a man drowns. Onlookers condemn the boatman as heartless while a storyteller laments the boat’s prior condition.
Doubly Bure. Peaches Charged to Mr Jay at Store
A garbled OCR dialogue shows a grocer and clerk arguing about charging Mr Jay for a basket of peaches. The exchange includes misread words and asks to charge again, reflecting a disputed purchase entry.
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Jay
Abe
Weil
Daily Market Report from Buffalo and Union Stock Yards
Market data for Buffalo and Union Stock Yards recorded April 27 shows mixed cattle and hog pricing with receipts around 2,000 to 2,300. Prime steers quoted 6.75 to 7.10, heifers around 4.50 to 4.90, and bulls near 5.0 to 5.6. Lambs and yearlings show strength to mid sixes, while hogs trend lower with light to heavy categories ranging 5.55 to 6.25. At Minton Stock Yards, cattle receipts total about 91,000 with prime heifers 6.10 to 7.25, stockers 2.25 to 5.40, canners 2.25 to 6.16, hogs 4.00 to 6.20, and sheep and lambs mostly 4.75 to 7.50.
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Wall Uy Elalee
Lambe
Dloee
Union Stock Yards
Minton
Pittsburg Shore
Catile— Volute
Prine
Prine Wothern
Hoge and Low Receipts Report Mixed Ohio Trade
Cleveland dispatch notes mixed receipts for traders in Ohio with figures like 6.10 and 4 fort as items, referencing groups such as Sheep and tambe and Oatle-Steuay with tentative values and partial ledger entries.
Pittsburg Market Update Oddities and Mixed Livestock Trends
A fragmented Pittsburg market report from April 27 notes fluctuating prices across cattle sheep and goats. Cattle values hover near 6 10 with mixed lots and heifers showing modest gains while sheep receipts dip and lambs show variable demand.
Chicago Produce Market Prices From April Listing
Chicago directory lists assorted fresh produce prices withApril dates, showing extras for buttercream, live poultry, turkey, chickens, eggs, and related dairy items. Prices include per dozen or per pound figures as available, reflecting market rates in the city.
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Chicago
Lgge
Iextra Creamery
Dale
Ehickete
Gee
Per Daz
LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS LISTED
Corrected daily by Marion Milling and Grain Co with prices for wheat corn oats and seeds. Chas Turner and Co publish buying and selling prices for butter eggs lard onions potatoes corn meal flour and various dried fruits and beans in a dense list with multiple typographical errors and price ranges.
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Marion Milling & Grain Co
Oeta
Chas, Turner & Co
Flour Prices Listed for Various Brands and Quantities
The advertisement lists flour prices by brand and size including B P of Marlon 1 barrel at 1.60, legal Tender 14 barrel at 1.40, Monarch Phour 14 at 1.00, Knickerbocker 1-4 barrel at 1.20, Golden Flake 1-4 barrel at 1.40, Lit deo 1-4 Wb at 1.25, Mi Medal 1-4 barrel at 1.709, Alladin Patent 1-4 MOL at 1.10.
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Marlon
Monarch Phour
Knickerbocker
Alladin
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