Refunding Of Bonds Planned By St Louis And San Francisco
The St Louis and San Francisco Railroad Company announces a plan to refund and readjust its bonded debt. It will issue Refunding Bonds secured by a first mortgage on 1,902 miles of railroad and equipment, in exchange for various outstanding bonds including Series A B C and other First Mortgage and Trust bonds. Exchange to occur after July 7 with interest accrued to that date, and holders may tender underlying bonds for conversion or cash at specified depositaries.
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Se Lovit and
San Francisco Railway Co
Louis and
Missouri and Western Division
Eee Ncee
St. Louis and
St. Louis Aeanne Francisco Railway Co
St. Loui, Watts and Western Ry. Co
Fort Lea Ane van Buren Bridge Co
San Francisco
R. R. Co
Kansas City
St. Louis
Northwestern
Oklahoma
Southern Ry. Co
Red River
R. R.co
Las Prences Railroad Company
Cmd
Imrie
Esas
Deus
Ines Nee Okas
Sieiary
Rellrwad Cooperations
wPathen Nak
Deilaon
Texas
Nmurmeet
Oiviega Aiahouse
Rom Pacific
Hulleoad Company
Sapulpa
Tieton
Sherman
Geisha
Amd
Rairoad
Dhersby
Messrs. J. & W. Selgman & Co
Av Syndicaty Mariegers Es
Taleral Shires Ves
Exrhange
Hoblere
Shukr Hows
Segotinkla
York
Morton Trust Company
Nassau Street
New York
Old Colony Trust Co
Boston
Union Trust Co
Seligman Brothers
London
Seligman & Stettheimer
Frankfurt
Berliner Hasdelsgesellschat
Berlin
Seligman Freres & Ci
Presidential train stops in Iowa greet officials on platform
In Iowa crowds gathered as the presidential train arrived. People awaited Secretary Wilson and the reception in Merrill was noted. At Cortelyon residents reported Mrs. Miiinicy’s improving condition and other local lines described the morning statements.
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Iowa
Jaws
Wilson
Court Delivers Dissent and Mixed Rulings in Government Case
The court split on major points with Justice White delivering a forceful dissent and Justices Brower and others agreeing with parts of the government’s position. Most earlier cases favored the government while the Philippine case remains undecided, adjourned after a five‑week session as noted in the report.
Conflicting Views Emerge In Dawes Lima Court Case
The Washington Lima case, first before the court, was seen as a government defeat by many who believed Guile opposed the government. The Dawes case left observers mostly evenly split, though political tensions ran high as the decision was announced.
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Washington
Ae Lima
Dawes
President McKinley Elated During Wyoming Leg of Train Tour
The presidential train completed the Wyoming leg at over 4000 feet elevation, peaking above 7400 feet near Sherman before descending toward the Rockies. brief water and engine changes occurred at Rawlins, Laramie, Cheyenne and Sidney Nebraska. McKinley greeted crowds at every stop with handshakes as cowboys watched from the rails. Mrs. McKinley travels well and looks forward to arriving in Washington Thursday morning. The Supreme Court Insular decision was conveyed to the president and cabinet before its full text. they welcomed the ruling though they had not yet read it.
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Sydney
New
Wyoming
Sherman
Rocky Mountains
Rawlins Laramié
Cheyenne
Himball
Sidney
Neb
Mia McKinley
Wasinaton
Chicago St Zoom
Chicago
Pennaylva Silaling
Privet
Supreme Court
Natu
French farmers plan to fight frost with cannon smoke
A report from Lyons, relayed by the state department via Consul Covert, says French agriculturists intend to combat frost and grasshoppers by firing cannon smoke to shield vineyards. The effort follows a warning that hail may require further artillery protection to limit vine damage, while one agricultural area remained fully protected. We will meet at the west entrance of the state house at 7:00 for Memorial Day events.
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Washington
Mealved
State Department
Agen Covert
Lyons
Consul Covert
Chnnon
Topeks City
State House
Condition of State Banks in Kansas City Kansas
Readable figures show state bank assets and liabilities including United States bonds 400,000 funds securing deposits, securities and real estate holdings totaling over 3.0 million, deposits from individuals and states, and national bank notes outstanding near 4.98 million with reserves and due from banks and other financial items.
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Kansas City
Kan
United States
Harvest Harvesters Travel at Cut Rates Across Kansas Wheat Belt
Railroads in eastern Kansas adopt a harvest season fare scheme with half and third fare options. Tickets on sale June 12 to June 29 from major offices including St Joseph and Topeka. Groups of two pay half fare. three or more pay one third fare. Local agents will coordinate with farmers on numbers needed and post sale locations.
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Kansas
Uniter
Paints
Kancan
Pointe
Wheat Belt
W. J. Black
Sante Pe
Inclupive
St. Joseph
Kon End City
Fort Pot SeBet Gtawa
Channel Chere
Topeke
Moline
Eureka
Emporia
Countie
White City
Junction City
Hineide
Marysylle
Bryan approves resignation of SC senators
Lincoln Nebraska May 23 W J Bryan issued a statement on the resignations of Senators McLaurin and Tilman, calling it an honorable and beneficial course for the state. He argued South Carolina would then have a voice in public matters, noting Tilman’s re election and McLaurin’s weaker chance at re nominating, while contrasting the men as representing different forces. The vote, he said, would show whether plutocratic ideas gain traction in the South.
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South Carolina
Lincoln
Neb
W. J. Bryan Han
McLaurin
Titman
Bryan
Ieiks
Tilman
Bricklayers End Strike In Mutually Settled Conference
In New York on May 2 a joint arbitration board for bricklayers and mason builders announced a settlement ending the lockout and strike. Workers will return to duty. from June 8 they will earn 6 cents an hour instead of 55 cents, a rate to hold until May.
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New York
The
Bricklayers’ Unions
Mason Builders’ Association
Five Coffee Steamers Bring Large Shipment to New York Port
New York May 23 The Herald reports receipts of coffee yesterday were a record at this port with a fleet of five steamers bringing in 165000 bags the largest one day total in history brokers say the shipments reflect opposing interests aiming to bear or push the market higher plant ers will curtail production due to low prices bears predict no drop in output as demand counters supply Changes in Postmasters Salaries Washington May 28 Assistant Postmaster General Johnson orders salary changes Salina Kansas 2700 to 2500 Stattora Ken 21000 to 1490 Buffalo May 23 Iroquois wars end strike settlement Solumieu 5 Governor Ranhs physician says he will retire from practice after public crises The governor plans to stay in high altitudes as he recovers from injuries and the era of the relief effort continues
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Herald
New Orleans
Bio
Bulla
Bears
Bae
Washington
Thc
Johnson
Sal
Bar
Salina
Kun
Stattora
Ken
Salis
Europe
Tarenpanbets
Caren
Srelny
Eset
Fo Tarens
Bat Ruse Hess
Bar Pblinen
Ict
Aliarta
Yackarn Porro
Weather and crop bulletin notes mixed conditions across counties
The weekly United States Department of Agriculture climate and crop bulletin reports mixed May weather. Eastern wheat is generally good with some frost and insect injury noted. potatoes and rapeseed show variable progress. Western division highlights include weedy wheat, oats, corn retarded by cloudiness, with some crops in good condition and others damaged by frost.
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Unita State Department of Agriculture
Norther
Allu Wilson
Cates
Montgomery
Hinson Pearsley
Chatstamaua
Morris and
Potucwatenale
Dickineon
Flervey
McPhereon
Ottawa
Wantington
Barber
Cowley
Sumner
Barton
Barten
Edwards
Butler
Letewick
Burts Thames
Hawlins
Ness
Sheridan
Trego
Thomas
Lane
Decatur
Clark and
Fore
Market Report Confused Entry From Daily Trading Session
The market report summarizes unsettled activity with wheat and grain futures, cattle and hog markets, and fluctuating receipts. It notes limited orders, cautious movement, and ongoing strength in overall demand despite some local price shifts and contracts.
Market News and Cotton Prices Across Regions
A historical market note reports weather impacts and crop conditions in western regions, with loops of commodity prices. It mentions cotton trading, grain markets, and regional price ranges, noting steady cotton with varying futures and brief summaries of supply and demand factors.
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Todays’ Market Report
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