Knights Attend Triennial Conclave and Immense Chicago Display
Knights from across the country fill Chicago for the Triennial Conclave. Boston allocates 35000 dollars for September 17 celebrations marking its 250th anniversary of discovery. The National Museum on Smithsonian grounds near completion with exhibits planned by next January.
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National Museum
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Washington
Col. Grierson
Sulphur Springs
N. M
Victoria
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Oliver and
Oakes Ames
Wyoming
Rocky Mountains
The Benders Death Secret Revealed by Eyewitness
A Chicago Times correspondent asserts the Benders cannot be arrested, claims their deaths are certain, and details the 1873 terror at their Osage mission tavern. He recalls Kate Bender as a feared healer and describes their flight from justice toward Indian Territory after the York murder discovery.
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Morehead Station
Independence
Osage Mission
Bender
York
Benders
Thayer
Cherryvale
Humboldt
Texas
Hey
Indian Territory
Montgomery County
Verdigris
John, Jr
Washington Notes on Coinage Waste and Health
A Philadelphia Mint report shows coinage waste at 14 281 dollars of 204 809 663, far below the expected 185 000. The State Department takes steps to assemble an international sanitary conference with global authorities to set possible rules. The National Board of Health reports no widespread contagious diseases. occasional smallpox is logged, yellow fever rare and linked to ships. Revenue collection for last fiscal year totaled 123 981 916 dollars with four-year receipts at 467 080 885 dollars. Internal Revenue salaries and expenses run about 19 929 000 dollars. Authorities credit efforts to curb illicit whisky and tobacco, noting 3 874 distilleries seized and 7 708 arrests. 25 officers and 35 wounded in enforcement.
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National Board of Health
Raum
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Treasury
Internal Revenue
Commodities and Live Stock Prices Move in Prairie Market
Agricultural and livestock report notes higher yet uneven corn prices with August to November fluctuations for No 2 and cash bids. Wheat and oats show mixed gains with barley firm for October. Provisions fall while live cattle remain active with varied grades and steady hog prices across light, heavy, and shipping categories.
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Mess Park
Michigan
Cattle and Sheep Market Slows amid Declining Prices
Cattle receipts mostly from consignments show slow selling and price declines. Week's shipments of fair to good cattle expect $4.50 to $5.00, range $3.75 to $5.00, with Philadelphia and New York as primary markets. Hog prices Philadelphia $5.10 to $5.20, Yorkers $4.70 to $4.85. Sheep supply fair and slow. week’s receipts 19,300 head. Market sentiment weak. future week prices $3.50 to $3.70 by quality.
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Bote
Philadelphia
New York
Wool market trends show weaker demand and price spread
The market exhibits a general decline with concessions from holders. Fine fleeces neglected while combing and delaine selections remain in demand. California wool fair, northern spring prices soft, pulled wools steady, regional prices ranging from 23 to 52 cents with various grades quoted.
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