Sluggish Trade Forecast Amid Holidays and Congress Opening
The R G Dun weekly review notes sluggish business as excessive buying at high prices drains demand. Little effect from Congress opening. hopeful for holiday-led improvement. Wheat and corn exports rise versus last year, while failures in the United States total 324. Bank clearings in New York show mixed weekly changes per Bradstreet's table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Eact
United States
Canada
St Louis Hustling for Republican National Convention
The Business Men's League has raised 550000 toward securing the Republican National Convention for St Louis. A special committee will guarantee additional funds and arrange Exposition Building alterations to seat 15000 delegates. Plans include travel by the Baltimore and Ohio and headquarters at Arlington Hotel Washington. Republicans in Washington discuss balloting and support for St Louis as host city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eapate Yieux
St Louis
Business Men's League
League
Arlington Hotel
Washington
Haitimore and Ohio Railway
Chiewro
Peter Conlin
New York
Tt Ie
Las Cruces
San Augustine Peak
Altgeld
Donald H.cnopman
Simon McNalty
Chicago
Christiania
Norway
United States
New Congress Touches Statehood Bills and Wool Duties
The new Congress shows conservatism with few proposals while Oklahoma, Arizona, and New Mexico statehood bills reappear. Delegates Murphy and Catron introduce the statehood measures, Geneval Wheeler chairs territories, and Representative Walker of Massachusetts revises a prior bill. Harris of Ohio proposes a tiered wool and camel hair duty, with ad valorem rates up to 50 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inverell
Walminseton
Congress
Okishams
Arizona
New Mexico
Geneval Wheeler
Messrs
Murphy
Catron
Walker
Massachusette
Harris
Ohio
Depose the Sultan plan for Turkish Armenian crisis
Ex Minister Andrew D White opines that deposing the Ottoman Sultan without preliminaries would trigger mass slaughter. He proposes placing a Russian-connected ruler on the throne and having Europe guarantee independence, while warning of widespread massacres and Muslim mobilization across Asia Minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew D. White
Bocerster
Ilnan
Russia
America
Asis Minor
Mohammed
Armenia
Europs
Salisburys Venezuela reply expected in Washington
Lord Salisbury's answer to Secretary Olney on Britain's Venezuela policy arrived in Washington and will be sent to Secretary Blaine. British ambassador Pauncefote said the letter would be presented today. D placings in the House suggest a diplomatic evasion and no silver legislation likely this session due to opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washmnerox
Lord Salisbury
Olney
Great Britain
Venezuela
Washington
Julian Pauncefote
Pawncefote
Clnny
the Hopke
United States
Wassivatoy
Debois
Friends of Silver
Congress
Oklahoma Courts Criticized by Attorney General Harmon
Attorney General Harmon blasts the Oklahoma court system for high and rising federal court costs. He cites 1901 expenses at 105,076.85. 1993 at 145,442.77. 1892 at 125,994.98 with more payments to come, arguing the fee system and multiple district locations inflate costs. He notes federal courts are held in each county and questions why they aren’t centralized in five districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon
Oklaoma
Okahoma
Bimetallists to Meet in Paris Next Week
A Paris dispatch says the French Bimetallist league will convene an international conference December 10 to 12 to agree on terms for an appeal to governments. Representatives from England Belgium and Germany will attend to renew negotiations for a gold and silver standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ional
Paris
Lowpoy
the Times
England
Belgium
Germany
Apache War Reports Four More Murders in Arizona
Four white men were found murdered in the lower Gilm valley near San Carlos agency Arizona as Apache hostilities intensify. Settlers arm themselves while troops from Port Bayard Grant and Huschuca scour the area for safety and pursuit. Charles H Price, a famed forger and mail robber, was jailed in 1890 for forgery and escaped in 1892. He later robbed a mail box in St Joseph Missouri and drew a forged draft for 200 dollars on the German American bank. The bank pursued repayment through his attorneys with a January 1 return date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Pnoxsix
Ariz
San Carlos Agency
Lower
Gilm Valley
Port Bayard
Grant
Huschuca
Sair
Charica H. Price
United States
Detroit
St. Joseph
Sattley in Prison Stripes Arrives in Jefferson City
Elmer C. Sattler once cashier of Kansas City Safe Deposit and Savings bank arrives in Jefferson City under Marshal Noland. He is placed in the prison library wearing a striped suit as part of his sentence, with possible release under the rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sattley
Itr
Elmer C. Sattler
Kansas City
Assault in Walnut Street Post Office Aids Robbery Ends in Frightful Wounding
A Populist organizer, Frank M. Elliott of Denton, Kansas, was assaulted and robbed at the Walnut street entrance of the Kansas City Post Office between 9 and 10 last night. He sustained brain concussion and paralysis as the assailant fled, leaving notes and a watch damaged. only a few items and a mileage book were taken. The weapon was a improvised coal bundle. Elliott had been in town ten days with Chairman Rozelle to promote party doctrine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas Crty
Walnut Street
Frank M. Elliott
Denton
Ban
People’s Party
Rozelle
State Committee
Elliott
Memphis
Murder of an American in Nicaragua shocks Chicago relatives
In 1883 Joseph Hisemaier, once a Chicago citizen, was killed in Mstagalos Nicaragua. His estate was seized by local authorities despite efforts by U S minister Baker to appoint a curator. Chicago relatives led by Dr Henry Geiger and Congressman Edward Cooke have pursued the case for a year. Secretary Olney informed Cooke that authentic news of Hisemaier’s fate has arrived, prompting government astonishment and the potential for an international complication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicarstus Wasuteros
Joseph Hisemaier
Chicago
Mstagalos
Nicaragua
Baker
Henry Geiger
Edward Cooke
Cooke
Olney
Geiger
State Department
Oronogo Bank Robbed in Explosive Break-In
In Oronogo Missouri early yesterday a blast wrecked the bank building and safes, with $1,500 in currency and $250 in coin stolen. The coin was found among the wreckage. no suspects identified. Nearby reports note other crimes and local legal actions across Kansas and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wess Crrr
Oronogo
Here
Sketches by M Qua A Funny Barber Tale and Town Jests
A Detroit Free Press fragment sketches quirky vignettes and banter. It opens with a piquant tale of a man seeking vengeance over a decades old grievance in a shoemaker shop. Other bits include a gray haired barber’s winter campaign quip and a country visitor’s time joke on a city streetcar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Tam
M. Qua
Detroit Free Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chita
Ike
Morrison
Ranens Jaie
F. Wessen
Bell
Har
Topeka
Herper
Claude Ngs
Fasmous
Gample
Dearborn St
Dun
Bank Clerings
Dee
Bradstreet’s
Denine Chicage
Rae
Vance
Aimee Casa
Handel
ST. Louis
Republican Committee
Hans Feaperads
Pittsburg
Scattering
Ausm Sr
Nevada
Veco
George Myers
Kitty Reed
Joplin
W. A Coxoef Joplin
Myers
Maher
Peter Maher
Ob Fitzsimmons
J. B. Jones
Gul Ave
Don
Kansas
Toile
Wastmutes
Secret Service
Mike Ford
William Senter
Atisnte
Senter
West
Onaha
Dallas
Tex
Mexiwear
Edward M. Knapp
First Regiment
National Guard
Stwis
Cuba
Yale
Princeton
Switzerland
Salisbury
Oklahoma Courts
Oronogo Bank
Meade
Kan
R CC. Meade
Atchison
Webb
Brawhseuam
Aja
A. C. Hargrove
State Senate
Arrove
Bishop Hargrove
South Methodist Church
Alabama
Stillwell
Steves
Wis
Dee 7
Cole
Bowling Green
Cutcaco
Waldeck Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Grand Lodge of
Clinois
Penny
Okie
Hat
Oneral Land Office
Immars
Strin
Dumber
Gat Guthrie
Guthrie
Okinama
Osage City
Tuu Sovruwestzny Fvet Co
Evens Avenue
S_ Banes
M. Quad
Exposition Grounds
Fair Ground
Atlanta Constitution
James
Milliotsu
Sam
Roger
Chicago Tribune
A. D
Jemima
Lex * Frocer
Rett Sons
Socy
SUG Kaness
Teschematike
Friane Loxo
Bala Popelar
Wilson
Kitchell
Marburg
Kansas Avenue
THE
Chicago & Alton R. R
Ickoas Etheiicags & Alto
D. Bowes
Gan
Janes Charlton
General Fascenger
Ticket Agesy Cricago
TLE
Cyehing Authority of America
Farysworth & Asner
Gos
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!