Trade No Better Cotton and Wheat Fall to New Lows
New York Oct 23 R G Dan & Co Weekly Review of Trade reports cotton below 9 cents and wheat under 53 cents, both record lows since Prescot. Gold exports dominate current trade while consumer food distribution remains fair with gains vs last year.Railroad earnings in October down 3.4 percent from last year, clearinghouse payments up 2.3 percent but 5 percent below 1890. Domestic exports fall 16 percent in two weeks. imports rise over 25 percent. Provisions and cotton gain while minor exports decline.
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Bold Train Robbers Hold Up West Bound Passenger Train
Four masked men halted a Texas Pacific Railway west bound passenger train near Gordon, forcing the express car open and robbing the safe of cash. The heist targeted payroll funds, with estimates ranging from 300 to 5,000 dollars. No injuries reported. robbers fled toward the Clayton mountains as posses pursue them. A $500 reward has been posted by the Thurber Texas Anticline Company for their capture. The train’s crew included Conductor J. H. McLoul and Messenger Guy.
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Harrison Speaks to 5,000 At Fort Wayne Stop
Ex president Harrison drew 5,000 spectators in Port Wayne with a balcony talk at the Avelina hotel after a long day of travel. A farm speech followed at Seelock with 6,000 packed into the skating rink as a large crowd cheered and saluted his visit.
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China
United States
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Missouri P. of P Grand Lodges Session at Excetetor Springs
The Knights of Pythias in Hannibal Missouri concluded their twenty fourth social meeting at Excetetor Springs. J I Hawthrone of Kansas City was elected supreme representative for three years. The pay for the keeper of records and seal rose from 1 000 to 3 000 per year. chancellor position carries no salary but receives 91 070 for expenses. A lively contest determined the next meeting location, with Hannibal securing it.
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Debs Indicted in Omnibus Case Against Union Officers
Federal grand jury returns an omnibus indictment against Debs and officers of the American Railway union plus sixty others for alleged participation in violence and obstruction of commerce on various rail lines last summer. At Kansas City a fire breaks out at the Grain Exchange building, with firefighters unable to save the structure. Captain Bruce reports on the Maine trial trip noting contractor concerns and speeds around 17 knots.
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Kansas City Hall
Deathbed of Czar Sparks European Anxiety
European business centers reel in gloom as telegrams and court orders signal the czar’s final illness. Reports from Livadia and Paris through Yalta detail doctor bulletins, court movements, and a world watching the monarch’s decline with fear and speculation about Europe’s future.
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Alexis
Paris
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Russia
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Liyvadia
St. Petersburg
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Casimir Perier
Dupuy
Eheed
Alexander
London
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Elkins
Dr. Price
Grant Named as Tammany Mayoral Candidate
Ex mayor Hugh J. Grant was chosen as Tammany Hall's mayoral candidate to replace Nathan Strens who resigned. Grant pledged to state his conditions to avoid misinterpretation of his politics and was welcomed with applause. A new platform denounces apportionment under the constitutional amendment and criticizes the Sherman silver bill and the APA as sectarian, aiming to split parties and people.
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Adolph Kraus to Run Chicago Times Policy Briefly
Adolph Kraus, new manager, takes possession and pledges a Democratic but independent paper. He will pause law practice, decide on long term role, and may keep Harrison brothers if beneficial. He promises fair coverage of all parties and transparent editorial stance.
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Washburn Notes and Campus Pranks at Nov 2 Meeting
Prof. Palmer attended an event Friday and Prof. Woolworth was elected football manager replacing Gill Dean Lowe. M. P. Gould visited Emporia, Denison and Palmer plan a gathering, and a janitor’s careful stairs belfry security fails as intruders steal the door hardware overnight. Snows cough remedy advertised.
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Dunn
General Gr Greville Mellen Dodge A Civil War Hero And Rail Developer
A long biographical sketch chronicles General Gr Greville Mellen Dodge born in Danvers in 68 with a Civil War record rising from colonel to brigadier general and major general. He led the Mississippi district, supervised the Mississippi and Ohio railroad, aided colored troops, fought at Pea Ridge and Atlanta, and later commanded the Missouri department before supervising the Union Pacific project and serving in Congress.
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Fragmented OCR Dialogue Across Newspapers
A garbled OCR collage presents fragmented dialogue and stray lines from multiple era newspapers. It includes garbled phrases about clothing, education, and social scenes, with disjointed quotes and stray names like Indianapolis Journal and Chicago Record.
Grand Theatre to Stage New Farce Next Tuesday
Commedy at the Grand Tonight and Tuesday features a new farce by a Kansas City company praised for musical and burlesque acts. The show includes “The Two Old Cronies” and Primrose & West minstrels, with “Carmen” for contrast. One performance only, plus a musical reel and a notable cast.
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Texas State Fair Excursion Offers Cut-Rate Rail Trip
Prospectus announces a Texas excursion by rail from origin to Dallas or Texa points at a low round-trip fare. Tickets limited to twenty logs? Rail line and date set for October, with two-day validity and emphasis on broad access to fairs and exhibitions.
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