Withdrawal of Dressed Beef From the Market Advances Slices 25 Per Cent
Minnesota inspectors extend a pullback of dressed beef, lifting slices by a quarter while Chicago houses exit the field. Leal Butch era remains in control as late St. Louis Elevator figure Jackson is found short about $600,000 in a broad general news note. Weather bulletin reports April readings with 71 high, 42 low, 50 mean, light easterlies and variable winds.
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Jackson
St. Louis Elevator Company
Siexa
Onrion
Wichita
Kan
Alta. m
Moonsd
Ate Pam
Chycaco
Fiim Tadiana
Kansas
Kentucky
Nijohtyast
Wistonsis
Ohio
Missourii
Tual
Tai
Missouri
Minnesoa
Michigan
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Tlinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Dakota
Towa
Kates
Nebrisha
Tllinois
Bansas
Illinois
Missoni
Nubrusk
Minnesota Moat Inspection Bill Advances Despite Price Hike
Minnesota lawmakers in St Paul moved an inspection bill that would raise moat related costs by about 25 percent. Reports from Duluth and others indicate prices rose roughly 2 percent as merchant Armantin Silt withdrew beet business, signaling broader market impact across towns like Chicago and Kansas City dressed beef suppliers.
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Minnesota
Drwira
Minn
St. Paul
Chicago
Kansas City
Armanratin Silt
Duluth
Financial Embarrassments of Jackson and Elevator Company
A report discusses the self inflicted death of Mr John Jackson, president of the Tenth Elevator company, amid unsettled debts and claims of loans from a national bank. It notes liabilities estimated around 60,000 to 90,000 dollars and family concerns over creditors. A separate item describes a terrible forest fire in Patrick County, causing extensive livestock and property loss, extending from Carrick's Springs to Craty depot, with many cattle and horses killed and homes destroyed.
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Loris
John Jackson
Tenth
Julie
Chicago
Thind National
Ay Jackson
Jackson
Vinetsum
Horace @Kisslin
St Louiis Elevator Company
Sana
Leone
Iamon
Sachana
Fator Company
Lind dv
Lawes Waite
Patrick County
Evry
Uus
Baur
Baltimore Sun
Carrick's Springs
Craty
Danville & New River
Wiles Feme
Everest Party To Rownd Quy Barrow Expedition
The Everest exploring party, led by W. Reerest, departs from Barrow for Calgarry and Edgionton, aiming to traverse the Mackenzie river to the Arctic Ocean in December. They plan to trade with natives, gather wares, and face potential clashes near Cape Barrer while seeking Alaska tenure. Separate items note talks of an extra congressional session in October and a parade of business leaders in New York.
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Wrowirea
Jeavey
Arvile Circle
W. Reerest
Calgarry
Arrose
Altietry
Edgionton
Mackinzie
Arctic Ocean
Teneber
Ierewitch
Alaska
Hue
Alec
Cape
Barrer
Riot at a church festival shocks Gheesseyns Pa
In Gheesseyns, Pa during an A M E church festival a dispute over cash led to a riot. Knives and clubs were used. Chief Wolfendale suffered severe ear injuries and other ponies to was. Ringleader Geo Lightfoot John Gant Emment Strander were captured. jailed after a 2,500 bond. Benjamin R Abbot, once a steamboat captain, died by suicide by gas in Bicourseroy Illinois after leaving his business and wife behind.
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Gheesseyns
Mr. Pleasant
Wolfendale
Asdack Geoightfoot
George Lightfoot
John Gant
Emment Strander
Company E
Benjamin R. Abbot
Connecticut
Tharsold
St Louis
New Orleans
Mississippi
Usuis
Cairo
Horribly mutilated imitator of Jank the Ripper at Ruatan
A chaotic report notes an Imitator of the Jank the Ripper at Ruatan Mopriy Ath on April 1 with Captain J. R. Jones of the schooner Arthur arriving from Gay islands. It describes a Jamaica native family murdered by Joxen Huens, theft of money and valuables, and the subsequent arrest of Dures who faces a confrontation over the case. The piece also references a Street Car Strike, a Chinese confidence man, New York Day Goods trade, and various unrelated items with era-typical sensational tone.
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Mopriy
Ath
J. R. Jones
Arthur
Gay Islands
Rustelat
Henry Hobson
Jamaica
Haze
Ares
Hlubsnn
Mooney
Wate
Dures
Perone
New Hayes
Conn
Nan Kiims
Tauvassine
Chines
Fmbarsador
Washington Nast
Carl Road
China
San Praneisa
Riot over disputed oil well lease at Brush Creek field
A small riot occurred in Marshall township over a lease dispute for an oil well in the Lloyd farm area. Webber Wilson and Clark faced Clerac Oil Company forces. deputies arrived but Clerac gained control. Webber party plans court action.
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Marshall Township
Brushcreek
Wesley Webber
H. FE. Wilson
W. E Clark
Lloyd
Brush Creek
Pittsburg & Western
Clerac Oil Company
Webber
Clerac OU Company
Wilson
Clark
Clerac
Wich
After the Storm at Apia Aboard Allied Vessels
Reports from Apia Samoa describe wreckage aftermath after March storm. Admiral Kinderly of the Trenton discusses damage, crew safety, and plans to return sailors to America or New Zealand. Divers salvage goods, German survivors housed, Nipisk and Vandalia wrecks assessed, and local disorder noted amid martial law.
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Apia
Samoa
San Francisco
Gernas Trading Company
Admiral Kinderly
Trenton
Associated Press
America
Washington
Auckland
Calliope
Spake
Schouumaker
Blacktock
Marine Grant
Hunington
Atali
Vandilis
Shell
Nipsic
Vandalia
Snusey
du Jost
de Olen
Hue Koel
Hanbor
Kinberly
Aucklind
San Brancasco
Monongatela
Mont
Mataata
Cate
Adwial
Kim
Berry
Micaafa
Peauier Loobeck
Rom Srey
Ter
oSlers
Tien
London
Sheivelien
Amira Kimberly
Fartsbar
Cscey
Ilankiock
Chaplain McAllister
Fragmentary OCR note on Lee Arortm and Kaitforsia names
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions Lee Arortm Cal and a date in April. It references geaticines, coders, and mentions Kansas Gophtallon with unclear roles. The passage is garbled and offers no clear event or outcome.
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Lee Arortm
Leesroe
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Ceoa
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W. HL Sullivan
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van Reinenholtz
P. W. 1S &Co
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Lago
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Tackwood
New York City
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Charles Phateh
Wisconsin, Minnesota & Pacific Railway
Mr. Hate
Tone
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Tamase
Dr. Knappe
Prins
Uber
Frites
J. A. Eee
York City
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Perkins
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Ton
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Tetay
John Diright
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Seston
Philadelphia
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Gloria
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Lewis & CO
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Wholesale Grocer Company
Water St
Wichita, Kan
Johnston & Larimer Dry Goods
Lpto
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Hianeae
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Cig
Rot
Eye
Sabor
Janes
Canarian Iim
Elaine
Ram
Avril
Baguney
HM Hare
Asker
NAVY
Waiaiseris
Tim Fharme
Eosety Spheme
Gulbing
C.B. Stocker & CO
Park
Echerne
Ieee
Chas. Lawrence
Rm E. Douglas
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