General Trade Quiet In United States Report
General trade remains quiet across the United States with reductions in wheat and cotton prices. Banking activity sees mixed conditions as New York and Philadelphia items ease while Boston and St. Louis show activity, and rail transportation capabilities improve nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
International Mercantile Agency
Europe
Genters
Wut
Pittature
Mary
New York Central
Lake Shore
Cheindinn Petite
St. Louie
Cathera Treatment Promises Cures for Skin and Blood
An advertisement extols Cathera remedies for a wide range of skin and blood conditions from infantile to scrofula. It claims remarkable success when other treatments fail, highlighting infant relief and widespread adoption by worried parents as priceless cures for scalp, eruptions, and humors.
New York Markets Sway as Steel Rail Demand Flows
Agricultural implements and swelling volumes of clothing drugs and groceries signal renewed activity in steel and iron sectors. Pennsylvania railroad enters as buyer, prices likely to rise in selective steel varieties. Canadian traffic eased by milder weather while spring goods distribution, including cottons millinery and footwear, grows. Immigration prospects rise as Toronto and other Canadian centers expand.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
New York
Standard
Canadian Dominion
Toronto
Yacht Club Avoids Discussing New Rules
New York March 18 The yacht club answered Sir Thomas Liptey’s inquiry about a challenge for the America’s Cup under new measurement rules. It said no special meeting would be called this year and could not commit to action until a formal challenge is received.
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New York
New York ‘Yacht Club
Thomas Liptey i
America
Thomas Linton
Wei
Columbia
Thomas Zipton
Reward Offered for Murderer of Charles Wiles
Governor Bailey offers 250 reward for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Charles Wiles a wealthy farmer who lived south of Himenga and was reportedly murdered last December Wiles was known to have started home from Junction City the search party found his cane broken near Smoky Hill river south of Junction City bodies were not found until later no murderer identified yet and a general search is underway The report also mentions political and other unrelated items including Congress adjournment and Emperor William’s Gibraltar visit.
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Bailey
Charles Willes
Bailey Han
Charles Wiles
Himenga
Eng
Deceas
Junction City
Heme
Niett
Smoky Hill River
Chin
Dark Chicago Mystery Indicates Possible River Murder
Chicago detectives probe a grisly scene after blood on snow near the North Branch of the Chicago River hints at a fatal struggle. Tracks show two shoe sizes, tissue resembling brains line the road, and blood stains lead to the bridge. Police planned renewed river dragging the next day for clues.
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Chicago
Nels Rasmussen
Aomad Carrier
Strike
Usat
Abe
JIM CROW BILLS SIGNED AND TRANSPORT CHANGES
In Washington on March 1 the condition of Representative Thomson of Alabama is noted as unsatisfactory. Baltimore on March 18 reports Governor Warfield approving two so called Jim Crow bills related to railroad and steamboat travel, with the act to take effect. A farewell party and a smoker for Bill Brown are mentioned, with notes on trains and Pullman coaches, and a person moving to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Warfield
Brown
SDRR
Bung
Pullman
Kansas City
Cara
Death of Bishop Fink Cited by Topeka Hibernians
The Topeka division of the Ancient Order of Hibernians met for a St Patrick's Day observance and adjourned after resolutions mourning Bishop Tomas M Fink of Leavenworth who died in Kansas City at seven o'clock Thursday morning. The resolutions praised his more than thirty years guiding the diocese and noted the loss to Catholic people and the state.
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Topeka
Order of Hibernians
L M. Fink
Baccas City
Kan
Divine Providence
Tomals M. Fink
Leavenworth
Fink
Kansas
Separate Compartments Promise for All Passengers
The article notes a plan to provide for separate compartments for white and colored passengers but insists there must be no discrimination. It emphasizes that accommodations should be of equal quality for both groups under the new provisions.
Negroes Boycott Him Over Jim Crow Bill in Maryland
In Snow Hill Maryland Sienna Willem K Kerbin of Worcester County pushing the Jim Crow bill was boycotted by Black diners after returning from Annapolis. He found no meal at a local hotel and sought food in Baltimore, while his colored saundress joined the boycott. At New York meeting, F R Hitchock elected president of the Lar ston Association for the Improvement of the Breed of Horses with Harry Payne Whitney as VP and Clarence H Mackay named a director.
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Snow Hills
oSienne
Willem K. Kerbin
Worcester
Cunty
Kerbin
Annapolis
Baltioore
Rise in Steel Bars Price Increase Planned by Manufacturers
New York March 1 Eastern bar iron makers meeting formed the Eastern Bar Iron association and agreed to raise prices by one dollar per ton. They fixed rates at 1.95 dollars per 100 pounds in Pittsburg and 145% tidewater. Trade conditions were discussed and most iron interests hopeful about the future. Mill representatives east of Pittsburgh attended.
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New York
Eastern Bar Iron Association
Pittsburg
Tidewater
Pittsturz
Firemen Injured in Holden School Building Blaze
Six firemen were severely injured in a suspected incendiary fire that destroyed the Holden school building at Toomle and Thirty-first streets. One may not recover. The injured men were on the third floor when the building toppled.
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Chicago
Holden School
Toomle
Thirty-first Streets
Fragmentary notice on a fire threatening a new school building
A garbled OCR fragment describes a fire risk to a new school building connected to a burned structure. The text mentions centuries, a time reference, and fear of the fire spreading to adjoining areas, with unclear details about the new Gracees and palate.
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Wal
Wallace is Wanted for Embezzling in Topeka
Charles Wallace is sought on embezzlement charges from Wieser Browery in North Topeka. He fled Wednesday night, heading toward Salt Lake. authorities in Salt Lake notified to arrest him. He allegedly owed his employers 160 dollars. A warrant was issued for him. English Educator Arrives in New York with Percy Atkin and Cedric news from Liverpool.
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Charles Wallace
Wieser Browery
North Topeka
Wallace
Salt Lake
Aeets Myer
Rm Eee
Shearte
New York
Percy Atkin
Tiithen Jan
St. Louis Exposition
Hewmer Cedric
Liverpool
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Dustes
Cloak and Suit Dept
Eaton
Dodges
Emperor William
Gibraltar
Alberta
Prits F Prederic Carl
Totes
Will
Si George Wilke
Stevenson
London
David Watson
Hai
Lavey
Lindsborg Bethany College
Carl Swensson
Zipetaius
Taredilons
Maryland
Thompson
Waxhington
Thomson
Alabama
Bishop Fine
Bibernians
STE
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