Market movement in Oregon and New York legal actions
Stocks wavered with a 10 percent margin call in trust company dealings and anticipated gaps between Jeash and regular stock as Lonks close. Judge Sharjuck issued a restraining order against Oregon Continental from issuing unpreferred stock. In New York, Elijah Smith and Edward Tell’s petition to block stock issuance and pledging stock as security continued before Judge Barrett amid Villard interests. Chicago asylum abuses surfaced as staff testified to patient harm. A destructive hailstorm hit Ceris Barts causing heavy property damage. Union Pacific earnings for March showed a drop to 2,751,000, with several months’ earnings down from prior year.
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Willend
Deegon
Miuet
Tte
Lael
Ube
Sprail
Mir
Villard Vlaw
Villard
Metiv
Tno Aeptemen
Comeni
Oregon
Orrin
Stork
Ballant
Siigr
Exergorw
Coombs
Ponttanny
Ore
Sharjuck
Oren & Tratecontinental Company
Tbe Amuurit
Waulober
Villani
Willard
Hils
Chicago
Naylam
Pencrest
Noll
Wallads
President appoints Kansas official as marshal successor
The president names Hon Richard L Walker of Topeka as United States marshal for the district of Kansas. Other appointments include Fourth class postmasters in Kansas and Oklahoma. A new Frisco post office in Oklahoma is authorized with Dr D N Dupree as postmaster.
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Richard L. Walker
Topeka
Kansas
Oklahoma
Jacob Yoos
Arkansas
Arkanas
James W. Savage
Omaha
Neb
Cajon Pacific Railroad Company
Amos Smith
Ohio
Cincinnati
David W. McClung
Internal Revenue
Washmotes
Cundliff
Morton County
Alfred Garrett
William E. Wester
Hyansville
Comanche County
Joseph Shirk
G. K. Rumsey
New Murdock
Kingman
L. H. Musto
A. Hausman
Purity
Keno County
EH. Copps
W. G. Rippey
Thomas L. Tully
J. H. Heaham
Belden
Morris County
J. S. Richardson
B. R. Watts
Ww. Sand
J. Kingsbury
George W. George W. Wyant
Charles W. Taft
Warren Watson
Henry A. Datton
Thompson If
Larkin
Janes
Titans Waters
Francis Warren
Ellas T. Powers
Willam H. McCastin
George W. Hatley
Oains J. McCarmick
William Hy Wbp
Andrew C. Hennes
Edwin O. Rector
Tange
Hes
Sarah A
Alley Crocker
Frisco
D. N. Dupree
Federal debate on railroad safety regulation addressed
The Interstate Commerce Commission circulated a letter to labor organizations seeking input on federal safety appliance regulation for railroads. It questions need, scope, and potential standards, inviting discussion on measures like automatic couplers, heating methods, and federal authority versus state action.
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Frisco
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wasirsetos
Labor Organiz
Kinnetee
Prostiss
Dauttoysta
Adaire
Aguinet
Souvenirs of 1840 Campaign Flood White House Treasures
The piece details souvenirs received at the White House since President Harrison took office, including a green pamphlet by William Henry Harrison’s valley and a Cooperstown autographed letter. It notes items from the 1840 campaign era, with maps highlighting Harrison's residence and related figures.
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Washington
White House
Harrison
William Henry Harrison
Stetch
The
William Henry
Ohio Historical Society
Miami
Ohio
North End
William Hears Harrison
John Scott Harrison
J. Fennimore Cooper
Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry Clay
Kirk W. Ford
Malcolm
Postoffice
Mulaski County
Miss
Patrick D. Laughton
Towanda
LESS ENCOURAGING Trade Review Reports Mixed Conditions
New York May 1 G Dan & Co provide a workly review of trade ages noting only modest encouragement amid crop prospects. Improvements cited in Omaha and Cleveland contrast with weaker figures in Milwaukee and Detroit. building activity meets with ample money at lower rates, while steel and coke markets show declines and demand softens. Wheat and wheat futures rise on weather and harvest expectations, while coffee and other commodities drift with limited changes. overall, while some sectors improve, most report only fair to moderate activity. The stock market remains steadier with treasury buying, and exporters foresee slower gains despite some upside risks. the week ends with cautious optimism and uneven results across regions.
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New York
G. Dan & Co
West
Omaha
Paul
Bitae
Trae
Ims
Ty Cilk
Wwarker
Cleveland
Pittebarry
Tri
Lower
Thoragh
Merchant Steel
Kent
Tame Chinabe
Stevkers
Lins
Gina
Croft
Arenes
Wisliadall
Spiovers
Tupac Eolp
Efrding
Plow Cotlee
Rail washouts and flood damage hit Kansas rail lines
May 17 Abilene and region suffer heavy rains washing out tracks on the Chicago, Milwaukee and St Paul line near Liberty and other lines while Union Pacific reports delays. Creeks flood streets in Kansas City and Parkville, with trains halted, bridges damaged, and power lines affected. Charitable institutions expenses paid by the state, new corporations chartered, and other civic items noted.
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Hock Island
Santa Fe
Sand Springs
Missouri Pacific
Marquette
McPherson
Uaive Pacific
Junction City
Lipeuiu
Colorado
Kansas City
Chie
Chicago and
Aiton
Rash Creek
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
Liberty
Chilicutte
St. Joe
Council Bluffs
Parkville
Sedlimeph
Cameron
Union
Manhattan
Kaw
Kemp
File Veenlt
Siaterath
Kam
Lister
Neil
Worth Jewlay
Unclear Civil Unrest Discussion in Tarrealisieg Conflict
Fragmented OCR text describes delay and action around Tarrealisieg and references to Mayon Aastates, Lt Atay Go, and possible legislative concerns in Gavtrernsa Tex. Mentions Indian rights, weathered protests, and a city event in Minneapolis. Dense garbled names and dates obscure concrete facts.
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Atay
Mayon
Bagutole
Fredenice
Sovernier
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Kansas State Pharmaceutical Association
Moraine
J.B. Sharrett
Taruasta
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Jewelt City
Messine
Woman's Foreign Missionary
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Porign Missionary Society
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Mia SA Murphy
Sever
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Komween
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Biome
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