Flood of fruit shipments swamps New York docks
April report from The Journal of Commerce details massive arrivals of lemons, oranges, and other fruits at New York markets. Pocahontas and large consignments from Jamaica, California, Havana, and Bermuda push totals into the tens of thousands of boxes, with April receipts eclipsing last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Journal of Commerce
Tien
Jamaica
California
Havana
Porto Rico
Florida
Bermuda
Egypt
Hermida
Topeka News Briefs Include Paving, Tax, and Events
Local items report street paving near Quincy, electric light plant activity, and a tax collection total of 3135 for dogs. Other notes mention library and church events, Odd Fellows activities, a tent show at Twelfth and Kansas, and Washburn lectures. Proceedings include state and county notices, school fundraisers, and a Burns-era parade of community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonne
Gardner
Dodge City
George W
Basunday
Wasnoesa
Hall
P. Wide
Beane Sats Roy
Charles M. Sheldon
Thorp
Mateo
Walvut
Snorch
Tea Company
MacDonald
John Measboriel
Weston Ieee
Shiner
Estmoreland
Gertrude Stewart
Nashville
Tg Stontos
Bsus
J. M McParland
National Baseball League
Ncus Pa Fh
St Louis
George E. Panny
Mute University
Sig Staieers
Gounhd
Kansas Avenue
Battle Creek
Mich
Mr. Allen
Walnut Grove
Phillips County Odd Fellows
St Kirwin
Topeka
Odd Fellows
Kansas City
Nell McConnal
Pwelfth
Plan Quits as Empress Dowager Forms National Board
Washington April 2 A cablegram from Mr. Squier reports the empress dowager has created a national administration board to relieve her of public duties. The board includes three cabinet members with the empress at Sian Fu and Princes Hing Li and Kung in Pekin. Foreign ministers may find it easier to transact with China, despite concerns over Sung Ti and other officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Squier
United States
Pekin
Sian Fu
Prince Hing
Prince Kung
Ti Fe
Nety
Nety Cabinet Now Ar Sian Fu
Sung Ti
Tomird Fortien
Ax Hkels
Fee Chang
End of Revolution Near as Colombian Rebels Seek Peace
General Rafael Uribe Uribe’s insurgent forces may lay down arms after official acceptance of new peace terms from Bogota. Foreign Minister Dr. Meridex Sitya reported demands include liberty for political prisoners and abolition of the war tax. Discussions in Washington and New York involved Colombian legation officials and Sir Silvino Dor Tomes Herrati in steering the settlement linked to Panama Canal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Tribune
Games Meridex Sitya
Colombia
Bogota
Pew
Rafael Uribe-Uribe
Veneri Uribe-Uribe
Washington
Sil~ Ya
Don Tomes Horran
Legation
Bogorg
Silvin Byd Dor Tomes Herrati
Tere On & Ribeclow
Panama Canal
Ament Defends Missionaries in China Over Indemnity
San Francisco dispatch reports Rev. W S Ament of the Congregational boards defending missionaries amid Boxer indemnity debates. He recounts sheltering 59 native Christians, food shortages, and burned houses, stating he used abandoned property and sold clothing for 3500 dollars to British officers. He says looting by Russians and soldiers was not by his people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy. W. S. Ament
China
San Francisco
Rev. W. S. Ament
Ehurcs
Mark Twain
Prince's Place
Reuien
Brit Ish
Beneftsi
Thieves Loot Home Of Henry P Grouse In Fashionable District
Two men among workmen stole diamond jewelry valued around 36 to 50 dollars from the home of Henry P Grouse in Nyack Beles. A servant admitted a man posing as repair from Hecht Co. The intruders remained about an hour as police pursue eight clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beles
Henry P. Grouse
Realidence
Grouse
Grouse & Brandegee
Bis
Banker Gives Bond in Highland Case
Louis Marcel of Highland was charged as the defendant in a banking case and posted bond in the federal proceeding. The irregular billing and seizure matter involved bank actions tied to signatures and warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Marcel
Highland
Banke
Feder
Trial at Ballas for fraud charge noted in 1890 records
A garbled 1890 legal notice describes an appearance at Ballas in the May term for trial on a United States mail fraud charge. It mentions Marcel arrested at Higuand dad and brought by a deputy U.S. marshal and a bank collection chain through Pittman Brow and the National Bank of Commerce in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballas
States
Marcel
Higuand Dad
Preacott
LN ‘Eth
Elina
National Banke of Commerce
Kanstea City
J. Alenviret
Jacksons
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Alfred Benjamin & Co., Makers
Alfred Benjamin & Co
Carter & Holmes
Kansas
Salt Lake
Utah
The
Tribune
Helens
Mont
Saps
Carrie Henderson
Montana
Fred Douglass
South
Quincy
Audi 1
Fae
Carl A. Grosahner
Sintordeson Jublien
Thompson
Pecanae
Continental Peresnger
Boldieslanegat
Delmante
Harrison
Topeka Avenue
America
Washburn
Bohoch
Tacona
United Brethren
Zwaltth
Quincy Strests
J. 5
Milla
Petwer
Colo
Hyme
East
Fdimonds
Louth
P.m
Sf Ty
Wweos
McPherson
Wilsox
Witenx
Hannerous Telgors Mart Baghy
Old Cours
Doster
Samuel J. Crawford
Washinatnn
Pexties
Indian Territory
M. Trumpton
Rebracka
Crawford Maye
Annas
Berryton
Wakt
Wenlee
Manhattan
Burg
E. Zeis
Stetson
Goodyear West
Our
Guetsl
Kansas Ave
Eee
Plan Quits
Sia Jrrs
Rogers, Poet & Co
Stein Bloch Co
Bala Rute
Errcale Aeglighe Sunt
Jha
Ron
Mee
Axe
Ou Andi Borne
Poelat 2
Dark and Peace
Tor Chotos
Youxa
Menoat Chotiot
Mauby
Boye
Madras
Tomudow Ganner
Peteri
SIAM
Thioefin Guise
Sen Greery
Reid Modrdock
Madha
Invansion
Rising Sun
Blaloy
Iobe Ba
R, Montgomery
Telephone
East Sixth Street
Germany
London
Associated Preaw
Coontown
Bet
McCarver
Reed
Bseotie
de Leo
Minient Arliste
Sania
Ching
Pelin
Ernest Satow
Beetley
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