Two Rainy Spells Boost Kansas Crops Outlook
Reports note two recent rains improving crop prospects across Kansas with marks of better stand and yields. Other items include a kidnap case in New York state and a prominent marriage announced in New York society.
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Kansas
Stockport
N. Y
Felix Adler
Nellie Goldmark
New York
Atlantic States Nail Association
Randall
Washington
Senate Receives Interior Report on Land Grants for Railroads
The President pro tempore laid before the Senate a communication from the Secretary of the Interior with the Commissioner General of the Land Office report on railroad land grants. The secretary says detailing the resolution now is impracticable. Also, Mr. McMillan urged a forestry school bill. Mr. Cameron presented Heintzelman widow’s petition seeking relief.
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Senate
Secretary of the Interior
Commissioner General of the Land Office
McMillan
Cameron
Gen. Heintzelman
House Debates Tariff and Funding Bills in May Session
The House debated Loring's treaty provisions taxing Canadian fish and fish oil and allocating 125000 for Fortune Bay fishermen. The Agricultural Appropriation bill advanced with amendments as the chamber split on the tariff funding path, voting 91 to 99 against laying aside the funding bill to take up tariffs. The session recessed with code bill talks for the District of Columbia on the agenda.
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U.S
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Eaton
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Georgia
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Young
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Loring
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Market Report and Prices for Wheat, Livestock and Crops
Unsettled spring wheat prices mixed with gains in futures. Corn, oats, rye, barley and seeds show quiet to dull activity with varied cash and futures figures. Live stock demand remains active for cattle while hogs and sheep receipts are stable to moderate.
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New York
Market Quotes for Wheat Corn and Rye Futures
Flour and wheat prices listed with various bids and asks. Wheat and corn show lower tone and unsettled tendencies with cash and May bids. Rye and oats quotes indicate declines, with rye at 85 cents cash and oats weaker.
Grain and Provisions Market Report
Wheat prices steady with Firm and Fancy grades noted. Corn and oats weaker with dull demand, rye soft, barley quiet. Provisions show pork and hogs steady, lard quiet, bulk meats in decent demand, bacon firm at current levels.
Milwaukee Grain Prices and Provisions Report
MILWAUKEE. WHEAT steady. No 1 Milwaukee Hard 1.03. No 1 1.053 cash. No 2 1.03. No 3 8c. No 4 76. Rejected 65e cash. Barley unchanged No 2 Fall 70c cash. Provisions quiet and easier. Mess Pork 9.95 cash and May 210.10 June. Hard Prime steam 5.62 cash and May 6.65 June.
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Milwaukee
Wheat and corn price brief from Amber and Illinois
OCR data lists grain quotes with Amber Michigan prices for No 2 Red Wabish and No 2 Amber Illinois. Spot and futures bids appear as May June July August values and mixed reaction in corn and oats markets.
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Michigan
Illinois
King urges congressional extension of mineral survey
Clarence King head of the United States Geological Survey asks Congress to extend survey jurisdiction to all U S territory and publish an annual mineral statistics volume. He predicts future mineral yield reaching 1 billion dollars and notes mining investments will rise, drawing public interest.
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Clarence King
United States Geological Survey
Congress
King
United States
Atlantic
New York Tribune
Shiloh's Vitalizer Praised by Iowa City Citizen
J G Starkey, a prominent Iowa City resident, testifies he suffered Perspira and liver complaints for years. After trying many remedies he used Shiloh's Vitalizer advertised in the local paper, and reports a complete cure. The product is priced at 75 cents and sold by L F GACKENHEIMER.
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Iowa City
L. F. Gackenheimer
Warner
Craig
Bright
Warner’s
H. H. Warner & Co
Proprietora
Rochester
N. Y
The Stickine River and its Glacier Landscape
The Stickine River in Alaska is the route to Cassiar gold mines, 350 to 400 miles long, with a 110 mile canyon of sublime mountain scenery and glaciers. It features vast glacial tributaries, Yosemite like walls, and the Tee Mountain glacier rising behind cedar and fir groves.
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Alaska
Cassiar
Glenora
Coast Range
Yosemite
Yosemites
Grand Yosemite
Skoot River
Stickine
Bank Directors Offer Cashier Double Pay for Safe Conduct
A Marysville savings bank hires a new cashier promising light duties and a $400 monthly salary. The president offers to double the pay if he agrees not to speculate in bonds or hypothecate deposits. The candidate declines, saying he cannot be cramped in.
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Marysville
Steele
San Francisco Post
Ruffled Silk Sparks Elevator Misunderstanding
A dry goods clerk is startled when a gentleman asks the price of a length of ruffled silk. The shopper is told the fabric is not for sale, revealing a misread and a mistaken elevator trip to the third floor.
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