Trade News Targets Prices and Markets in Week Review
Dun and Co reports cotton below six cents and wheat under fifty five cents marking historic lows. Gold exports rise while domestic trade weakens. October freight and bank clearings show mixed signals with imports up and exports down. Corn, pork, and textile products suffer decline as currency and peace concerns loom. several incidents of fires and political moves add to unsettled markets.
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Bold Thain Robbers Hold Up Texas Pacific Train
Four masked men stopped a westbound Texas Pacific train near Gordon Texas at 10:30 yesterday morning forcing the express car open. They battered the safe but made off with cash and bonds estimated between 500 and 5000 dollars, plus 30,000 dollars consigned to the Pacific Coal company. No shots were fired and passengers were unharmed. Posses chase the robbers toward the Clayton mountains. the crime is deemed a bold, likely Indian Territory origin, with no immediate capture.
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Texas Pacifi Railway
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Ibis
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Clayton Mountains
Harrison Speaks to Massive Fort Wayne Crowd
General Harrison drew a record crowd in Fort Wayne, arriving late but greeted by dense sidewalks and cheering. He spoke from a hotel balcony to about 40 000 supporters and was later escorted to the skating rink where 50 000 packed in to hear him, in an event added for farmers past the scheduled program.
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Beneft
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Dr. Price
Missouri P of P Concludes Twenty Fourth Meeting
The Missouri Patrons of theosters adjourned their twenty fourth annual session in Excelstor Springs. J. H. Hawthorne of Kansas City was elected supreme representative for three years. Salaries: grand keeper of records and seal raised to $2,000. grand chancellor expenses set at $700. allowance increased to $1,000. Next meeting location hotly contested and awarded to Hannibel.
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Debs Indicted With American Railway Union Officers
Federal grand jury returned an omnibus indictment against Debs and officers of the American Railway Union and many others linked to violence and obstruction of commerce on multiple roads last summer. The blanket indictment covers sixty nine individuals.
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American Railway Union
Czar near death sparks global telegram flood and stock tremors
Reports from Livadia to Paris confirm the czar’s declining health with official bulletins noting edema and heart weakness. Courtiers rush between Livadia and Paris as markets react and crowds gather to await further intelligence amid church services and state prayers across Russia and Europe.
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Grant Nominated by Tammany as Mayor Candidate
New York Oct 20 Hugh J. Grant was named Tammany’s mayoral candidate to replace Nathan Stran a after the executive committee meeting. Grant signaled acceptance under conditions to be stated later, including a platform opposing sectarian division and blaming the Sherman silver bill for hard times.
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Times New Manager Promises Democratic Policy
Adolph Kraustakes charge of the Chicago Times announcing the Sunday issue will follow his policy. He vows fair treatment for all parties including Paulists and pledges the paper will be Democratic with independent reporting. He may replace staff if policy clashes arise and will devote himself to the Times.
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Washburns Students in Vandalism Incident at Hall
Friday evening at Washburn University a prank escalated. janitor reports missing door bolt and lock after students allegedly climbed to the east hall Belfry. Professors Rabmer and Woodworth pictured reacting as discipline follows.
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M.P. Gould
Emporia
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Jennie Rogers
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Dior
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Mitelog
Gallant Dodge of the Army of the Tennessee
A condensed biographical sketch praises General Grenville M. Dodge, highlights his Civil War service from Iowa to Missouri campaigns, major battles, and roles in railroad construction and politics. It notes his birthplace Danvers Massachusetts, age about 66, and later career including Congress. It also mentions a Mothers Convention in Chicago debating childrearing and candy effects.
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Marriage inviting chaos in a farcical rumor reel
A garbled comic collage depicts a wedding plan for Colonel Verger-1 bear and Mastin Fou amid noisy, broken dialogue about politics, manners, and social clashes. It strings together misheard lines, stray names, and playful jabs, ending with a nod to Price's Crem Baking Powder in a curious closing insert.
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Moertun and the Lew With Probility Be Set
Secretary reports a matter involving custody and possible board action. The text mentions Judge Lacurntye and transfers to a board of trustees with potential further steps pending a formal decree.
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Trntatey
Morton
Political Turmoil and Train Accident Reported
Vague dispatches describe a contested First District race with a writ of mandamus and campaign confusion surrounding Julia and McClees. A separate incident details a wrecked train with several injured as passengers jumped the trestle path.
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