Stock Markets Hold After May Wheat Shake
New York May 25. R G Dunn weekly review says wheat damage from May snows and frosts may justify a 12 cent rise, but markets doubt a collapse. Iron leather hides and cotton rise. wheat export demand weakens. Corn pork lard and oats gain modestly. iron industry improves with higher steel prices and wages. Pittsburgh freight and coke pools form. coal and copper stay firm. textile mills busy on hopeful price rises while cotton demand softens.
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R. G. Dunn & Cas Weekly Review of Trade
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Pittsburgh
Thomas Company
Southern
Queen Victoria Honored by Kansas City Subjects
In Kansas City on May 25 a large British loyalist gathering celebrated Queen Victoria’s birthday at the Academy of Music. Over 1,200 attendees, both subjects and former subjects, filled the hall with British US flag imagery and a prominent portrait of the queen. A Windsor cablegram conveyed greetings to the queen as clergy leaders Rev. DL. W. Howard and Rev. Charles B. Mitchell spoke.
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Academy of Music
Great Britain
United States
United States Fisgs
Windsor
DL. W. Howard
Charles B. Mitchell
Fire Destroys Laundry and Bakery at Kansas State Penitentiary
A blaze yesterday evening at the Kansas State penitentiary in Leavenworth destroyed the laundry and the bakery within the same building. Officers, guards, and about thirty trusts saved the hospital, kitchen, dining hall, and storeroom. All convict underwear in the drying room was ruined.
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Leavenworth
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Kansas State Penitentiary
Danner
Corbett Upset Over Fight Deposit Dispute
New York May 25 Bob Fitzsimmons did not attend a meeting at the Coleman house to discuss the Corbett Fitzsimmons bout under Florida Athletic Club auspices. Corbett demanded the unresolved terms, declared readiness to train, and warned Fitzsimmons to honor the agreement or face a challenge elsewhere. Both sides had received $1,000 for training expenses. Fitzsimmons was notified of the meeting last Wednesday.
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Bob Fitzsimmons
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Joseph H. Wendig
Florida Athletic Club
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Fitzsimmons
United States
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Wendig
Dallas
Tex
Chicago
Nix
Alva
Cherokee Strip
Glass Mountains
Zip Wyatt
Dover
Sooners Take Best Land in Kickapoo Country
A sprawling Kansas to Oklahoma clipping notes settlers returning from the Kickapoo reservation, claiming Sooners seized valuable land. United States Marshal Nix debunks reports of clashes, while other items mention a woman’s failed shooting attempt, a Brooklyn parade, German ballistics festivities, and railroad plans.
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Democratic Editors Rally Against Free Coinage Dangers
New York May 25. Democratic editors hosted at Delmonico's with toastmaster Col William Brown. Johan A Mason read a Cleveland letter opposing free silver, stressing Democratic duty to defend all interests and reject discontent driven schemes. Senator Hill received ovations on democracy, while Comptroller Eckels spoke on sound money and safeguards to currency.
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Memphis
Menphis
Tenn
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William J. Bryan
Carlisle
Howard Goulds Yacht The Last Trial of the Niagara
Howard Gould plans Niagara race hopes after a May Thames trial off Gravesend. Capt Barr and Gould praised the trial of the Hersheyhof twenty two Niagara despite stiff running gear. Cadence notes Niagara to race all season before returning to the United States for Americas Cup events. Royal Baking Powder endorsed for modern cooking substitutes.
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Baptist Minister Excludes Masons and Knights of Pythias
In Horton Delaware County a Baptist pastor, Rev Bebee, allegedly excluded thirty members for belonging to Masonic and Knights of Pythias lodges and using tobacco. The Mt Vernon Baptist council censured him for misreading church discipline and pulpit remarks. disordination papers were recalled amid reports he may not surrender them. A stray note adds Royal baking powder advice for baking success.
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Argued With Pistols Husband and Wife Shot in Quarrel
Aventsey Kan May 25 Frank Hull a Central branch engineer was shot in the leg by his wife during a prolonged family row. Mrs Hull was wounded in the abdomen. Both refuse to speak. One account says Hull returned fire. another says she shot herself thinking she had fatally wounded him. Hull left town with his train yesterday morning. Mrs Hull's condition described as critical.
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Knights of Pythias Grand Lodge meets in Topeka
In Hevreuixsox Kansas the Knights of Pythias grand lodge adjourned to meet in Topeka next year. Rathbone Sisters elected officers led by Grand Chief Abbie H Gibsom of Emporia and Grand Manager E D Rathbone of Oberlin. Also notes Odd Fellows home dedication in Liberty Missouri with Kansas attendance.
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Harriet Comstock
Hutchinson
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Garnett
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Clara Nicol
Colby
Supreme Representative
Linnie Y. Pollock
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Kansas
Clay
Tribute to the Brave and the Dead by Samuel F Smith
Poetic tribute honoring soldiers fallen and living, urging reverence for the dead and remembrance by the living. A somber message of gratitude, with a call to guard freedom and honor those who served.
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