Property in Macon county coal mines on railway line
In Macon county the property near the Hannibal and St. Joe railroad on the line of the coal mines will pass to purchasers on January 1. The price paid was 2. The report notes league plans to consolidate and reorganize major teams if not, with transfers envisioned among Indianapolis New York St. Louis Chicago Boston. The note mentions a Cherokee offer and a grain elevator testing suit to challenge state grain law, plus a fatal self-inflicted death in Sweetwater Texas due to love disappointment involving August Bodesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannibal & St. Joe Railroad
Macon County
Purchners
St. Louis
Sposting News Today
Brotherhood and Association
American Association
Indianapolis
New York
St. Louis Browns
Chicago
Columbus
Louisvilles
Boston
Sweetwater
Tex
Bodesson
Idaho
WaAstixeTon
Senate
Congress
Idaho Territory
Wyoming Territory
Platt
Senate Committee On Territories
Thas
House
Committee For Territories
Fred Dubois
Ayer
India
Riri
Benares
Calcutta
England
Hinde
Wolawk
Manu
Beiund
Leon
Masia
Dengal
All India
Chambers’ Journal
Panic over Change Rumors Hit Big Firms
A jumble of teletypes signals panic in New York as rumors spread about the possible collapse of major commercial houses. The scene reflects broader concerns about business activity ahead of Congress and the President's message as forecasts predict warmer weather and shifting winds across Kansas.
Panic in Buenos Ayres Rumors Flood New York Circles
Rumors reach New York of a panic in Buenos Aires with money shortages and reports of bank failures. Cablegrams allegedly announce the fret, stirring concern among business houses in lowntown circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dec
Fedny Iesens
Buenos Aires
National Reform Summit Backs Woman Suffrage and Tariff Revisions
A parsing of the document shows the National Erimera alliance endorsing wide reform: woman suffrage, land policy favoring settlers, state and territorial reforms, and opposition to banks tied to secured notes. It urges rapid debt repayment, greenback support, tax reform on real estate, and government economy. It also endorses railroad debt coercion and tariff revision favoring productive labor. The federation agrees to form a two-member legislation committee and to coordinate with Knights of Labor and farmer groups to push reform and investigate transportation and governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Sr. Lopis
National
Erimera! Alliance
Alles
Galt
Ipet Erst
Gulf
Union Pacific
Central Pacific
Lavius
Wrielt
Lestimont
Waeckingian
Turbulent Market Mood and Boxing Draw in City News
Reports describe mixed market sentiment with prices edging higher on foreign buying and caution over government deposit withdrawals. A fifteen round title bout in Ringstown ends in a draw after a heated exchange as Daly and McAuliffe showcase resilience and heavy blows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Feara
Wdo
HIS LAST HOURS ENEMAL ARRANGEMENTS FOR DAVIS FUNERAL
Citizens meet at city hall to plan the funeral for Jefferson Davis after his death. Embalmed body moved to hall for a ceremonial wake with Confederate veterans and state military attendance. Proclamations suspend business on funeral day. governors and local leaders express condolences across several southern cities while memorial services are organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
City Hall
Payne
Ae Eur Hall
Art
South
Nichols
Davis
Association of Confederate Veterans
Uiceling
Mosteomeny
Ala
Capitol
Confederate Veterans Fascination
Man’ Ry Veterans Association
Alabama Confederate Monument Association
Lannes' Memorial Association
E. A. Graham
Montgomery
Thesparte
Rico Mosp
Sena
Jefferson Davis
Cuanbiaron
3. C
Jefferson Davin
Linck
Confederate Survivors’ Association
Augusta
Giu
Jefferson Lievis
Pravacs
Confederate Survivors Association of
AuKrista
Courmpta
Dee
House of Representatives
South Carolina
Senate
General Assembly
Atlasta
Fia
Jéfferson Davin’ Dentis
Greatnorrow
Atlanta
Hallomast
Savannah
Davis Ware
Cir
Rareigt
Fowler
Nirth” Cimuourpa
Belofrdeon
Our Land
Owen
North Carolin
Ned i
Asurville SC
Pat
Fir Tonighe
Wilmryatoy
N. Y
Cape Fear
Graenville
N. & Tolkiing
Teres
Hrenoville Daily News
Livia
Noweoik
Daves
Dacron
Luscuntisd
sJetterwoe Davis
Ataanta
Gal
Chamber of Commerce
Henry Grady
Kiwod
Davie
Orie Frater
Atizana
West View
Cain
Vines
Pualte
Glenn
oLusges
Zie Ubwa
Mir
Pro
Still Rolling In Relief Fund Subscriptions
Subscriptions to the Minneapolis relief fund continue from diverse U S newspapers. Donations include $100 from the New York Tribune and New York World, $90 from Chicago Journals, $80 from 2 Day, and smaller gifts from the Chicago Inter Ocean and Milwaukee Press Club, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curiaco
Minneapolis
New York Tribune
New
New York World
New York Staats Zietung
Chicago Tribune
Chicago News
Chicago Journals
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Fous
Heral
Mets
Indians i Xpress
Baltimore “American
Rt Democraticnzrtte
el" Nasuyitte
Memphis
Ayana
Milwaukee Press Club
A Marvel to Mrs Kendal The Versatility of American Women
A long extract describes Mrs Kendal speaking in New York about the worth and abilities of American women. The speaker observes 1,500 students at a Normal School address, praising youth, beauty, discipline, and the mix of culture and refinement. She notes the domestic ideal and raises questions about women's roles, marriage, and independence with moral and social reflections. The scene includes a gift pin and public reception details, illustrating New York society’s interest in women’s roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendal
Bee
New York
Tony
Trejt
Ai Warhue
Muster
Vitarton
Matthenmg
Lewities
Broort
Prine Laerold
Dut
Altay
Emmet
Prises
Neil Neb
Wonders of the Homes Beart
The text describes a bizarre mechanism within beart homes, claiming heating, pumping, and processing tasks tied to 120 oats beers and a bear property. It asserts a force of eight feet and a yield of heavy measures, with speeds and daily miles given in cryptic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Arcade sales and peculiar notes fill this strange page
A jumble of scanned text describes items for sale at Arcade including 18 cent pure silk handkerchiefs from Japan and a recital or performance with names like Mr Grees and Rich ard Smaet. The fragmentary lines mix vendor chatter, poem like passages, and odd dialogue about events, crowds, and a farewell. The page reads as a chaotic collage of sales pitches, performances, and scattered notices with obscure references and garbled OCR.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Akansas City
Times
Tablenttah
Sage
Senate of the Cherokee
Public Domain
Williamson, Blair & Co
Kavsas City
Novsalbert Teges
Buenos
Ayres
United States
Farmers’ Alliance
Siesal Orrick
Wicnita
Kan
Mee
Inwest
Jouxeos
van Derapemest
Wasaxory
PANIQ
Buenos Ayres
Lamg
Macey
Lynn
Rman
Treasury
Fates
Negr
Milwaukee
Deteait
Sivan Visistarg
Faston
Pittabare
Havery
Rington
Mass
Mike Mary
Bangor
Jack McAulife
Cribb Club
McAuliffe
Daly
Polinds
Don McAulife
Tub Drew
New Yorker
Bill Daly
Danny Gill
Mestanta
Inn
McAulife
McAuiffe
Albe
Joskru
Jags
Mutrie
Murtarat
Defendanciin Ru Lewsit Sa
Kiley Cooper
Coopers
Wbsenes
Ones
Cooper
John Theodore Wild
Greengrald
Terice
Kings County Court of Sessions
Marten
Lyman & Weeks
Bis
Thalltaventin
Tareenrwald
Ife
Lisghaus
Weeks
West
Ani
Mr. Works
Beggs
Hynes
Passer
Jenny Beggs
Foster
Mr. Foster
Marrison
Mrs. Hayes
Fort Wourt
Aire
H. M. D. Hayes
Colorado Springs
New Orleans
Loxvow
Jo Davis
the Globe
Gladstone
St. James Gazette
Sone
Fort Worth
Leo Riley
Charles Wofford
Parmers
Merchanta National Bank
Filey
Marshal Farmer
Farmer
Riley
Wofford
Seedom
Wasarsutos
Apecal
Baif Ae
Nord
Leedom
Leetom
Eresenian
PLO
Thormipson
Thompson
Leedomn
Tle Berwyn
Gaprivate
Tez
Toon
Animere
Bors
Purcell
Ares Jorrim Jaba Harbes
Toedore Ranbell
Jo Faba Patterson
W. HE Rolltua
Joe
Black Nell
Hall
Sande
Salvasta
Emin
Hasziaas
Ler
Fin Pasna
Loweper
Healay
Stanley
Zanzibar
Zaverian Dee
Mr. Henry Mo Stanley
Boulanger
Losnox
the Star
Jfhad
New York Academy of Music
Weil
Tien
Mrs Kendal
Praia
aSee
Arcade
Japan
Amd
Adiverm
Wand Coe
Gretadelyd
Araasaay Teas
Grees
Richard
Quincy
Werth Wreile
Laan
Ewan Rewd
Loewe
Syuniing
Walt
Pete Mest
Lew Bead
Lana
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