Western mining man sends genuine ore to improve play
A letter from C. Ruthnauff, Western mining man, urges a New York stage producer to replace a New York cobblestone with a genuine galena piece from his mine in a bid to educate audiences and avoid misrepresentation in the theater. Also reports on actors carousing, racing interests, and a courtroom incident involving a long-faced tragedian.
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Brennan's Wonderful Gyroscope Locomotive Debuts
A chaotic account describes Brennan's gyroscopic monorail device by Bogliobown, claiming a 140 pound rider and a car that travels on a wire rope. The piece touts complex maneuvers and a six hour demonstration with perceived triumphs, though details are garbled and unclear.
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Plays and Players Promote Boyle Play in Boston Fall Event
Henry B Harrie showcases an emotional drama by Edwine Milton Boyle titled The Strigele Ever lasting at Boston venues this fall. A prominent English actress is set to lead the cast with the lead name kept confidential for now. Mint Mabel Hite, famed eccentric comedian, recently celebrated her twenty second birthday.
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PLOOREN'S ADVISOR OFFER ON INDIGESTION REMEDY
An advertiser claims a new peptide remedy for indigestion and related symptoms. A free trial is offered at the reader’s expense if ineffective, with a 26 cent purchase if results are not significant. The note promises relief from sour stomach, fermentation, heartburn, and fatigue, boasting renewed energy and vigor.
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The Limit of Patience in a Tied Telephone Tale
A cheerful narrator laments living in an old fashioned house with a single telephone and a neighbor who uses it to spread gossip. Payment for phone use is debated as private wires cost more, while gossip travels up stairs and down, prompting calls and misidentifications that escalate neighborly tension.
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Teavager Queen Margherita of tindy and royal widow praised
The text extols Queen Margherita of tindy widow of King Humbert, lauding her beauty and noble qualities while noting opposition to a dine collection and her popular support among the ialinn people. A contrasting caption mentions a baby rhinoceros born in captivity and raised at a farm in Vic ford, Attica, with a humorous description of the tiny calves and beige mud.
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Jeff Davis for President recollection in postwar era
Adini Stevenson of Illinois recalls a Civil War era moment when discussions of David Davis as a potential rival to Grant circulated. A Bloomington gathering of Democrats touched on Davis’s candidacy, but no one spoke his name aloud before the meeting ended.
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Turning the Tide in Nancy Command Change
Ten. Pau, who succeeded in command at Nancy France, Gen Ball relieved for talking too much, resolves not to repeat fault. Appointed to command the Twentieth Corps. I take over the army corps from this day forward.
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In Crimaon Gulch. Jory Trial Thought
A fragment from the Washington Star features Broneho Hob defending a community’s action after a recent homicide. He questions the need to inflame tensions by pursuing a trial, suggesting the laws of their fendin community were already bent by the crime and arguing against further conflict at close range.
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Mind discipline case shocks Al Keno schools
Six year old Alfred Woodruff was disciplined in Al Keno public schools by a teacher who forced him to write an essay on mind. The child described threats and scolding aimed at obedience, with phrases about mothers, crying, and punishment. The indented reformer journal notes the troubling incident and the questionable method.
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Daily Market Report East Buffalo
Mast Buffalo New York June 1 market receipts 4400 head market active 16 25 higher for dry red oak common and grass cattle flow
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Market Report Summary of Livestock Prices and Receipts
Livestock prices ease with overall lighter receipts. Cattle 1200 to 1400 lb steers quoted 5.75 to 6.85, 1050 to 1150 lb steers 5.0 to 6.0, heifers 4.25 to 5.75, cows and mixed lots noted, sheep and tarwin receipts about 7,400 with spring lambs 7.25 to 7.50, yearlings 6.0 to 6.25, wethers 5.40, hogs 6.50 to 4.60, large buyer activity slow. total hog receipts 92,750.
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Union Stock Yards Cattle and Sheep Prices Report
Union Stock Yards Illinois June 7 notes cattle receipts 19 500 with Tuesday estimate 6 000 market steady to higher prim a heifers 5 00 to 6 00 medium 4 60 6 60 and other classes at 2 00 5 25 4. Receipts 28 000 with Tuesday 22 000 estimate and market higher best 8 29 1 2 heavy 6 17 1 2 mixed 4 95 to 8 20. Sheep receipts 12 000 with Tuesday 10 000 estimate market steady sheep 4 60 native lambs bid 7 76 western lambs 6 75 to 7 HOT
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Hoge Receipts and Livestock Prices Report
Cleveland market update lists Hoge receipts 95 shipments nine thousand dollars higher. Yorkers prices range from six forty for mediums to five thirty for heavies. Pigs and other categories show marks from four to seven dollars, with various grades described as fair to good or good to extra.
Toledo Grain Market Report June 17
Toledo grain prices show wheat bids for July at 5.8 with September at 18 and October 11. Corn futures steady with July at 55 and September at 4.4. Clover and rye prices listed with various futures. prime oats and other grains noted, reflecting a mixed spread across months and grades.
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Chicago Grain Summary of Wheat and Wheat Futures
Wheat futures showed mixed moves with July trading around 89 to 91, September near 78 to 83, and November around 52 to 64. Opening and closing ranges varied by contract as prices fluctuated across the session in Chicago trade.
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