Extra Billy Smith death marks Virginia political era end
Ex Governor William Smith known as Extra Billy dies at Warrenton Virginia at 89. He shaped Virginia politics as senator congressman governor and Confederate veteran with a long public service career and a storied family history including duels and battlefield losses. His remainder will be moved to Richmond for interment.
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Heine's Heart Strung Harp Review of European Notes
Special correspondence from Davenport notes Henrich Heine's late fragments and his revolutionary sympathy amid illness. It cites Lamartine and Girondins praise, Hugo as comparison, and Tolstoi's What to Do as flawed social fix. Davenport mentions Swanton coal meeting and production shares.
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Riot Flares Around Hotel After O'Brien Walk With Mulligan
In Toronto last night President J A Mulligan of the National League urged Mr O'Brien to take a walk amid a mob of about 200 roadies outside a hotel. The crowd hissed as O'Brien and companions left, shouting traitor Down with the Dynamiter God Save the Queen. Orangemen armed with sticks threatened a riot near Queen's Park.
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Cumberland Coal Association Presidents Meet in Baltimore
Special dispatch reports a Cumberland coal association meeting held May 19 at Stephen S. Lee's office Gay and Second Streets. Attendees include executives from Consolidation, New Central, Maryland, Maryland Union, Potomac, George's Creek Coal and Iron, American, and Frostburg interests led by Mayer Jacques Loveridge Boyce Black Miller Lovell Hitchens and others.
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Pope orders cardinals to settle Knights of Labor issue
Rome May 19 The Pope after examining Cardinal Manning's defense of the suppression of the Knights of Labor by the Catholic Church instructed Cardinal Simeoni head of propaganda to confer with those cardinals and settle the question in line with Vatican views.
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Bituminous Coal Trade Report Shows Market Variability
The Saward's Coal Trade Journal week ended May 18 notes coal prices steady with regional variations. Eastern orders mostly filled at regulated levels, and Chicago shows a fair market with minor price slices while four month figures indicate a 418,000 ton year‑over surplus. Pittsburgh miners push back against undercut pricing, threatening higher prices under the Columbus scale. Cincinnati market remains steady, with varying per bushel rates across pools and rivers. Nova Scotia mine strikes reportedly ended after wage cuts. Foreign coal imports to Atlantic ports remain scarce, while overall tonnage trends show fluctuating supply and price pressure.
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French marble and gilt clocks sale by Li the jeweler
Until all are sold we offer our entire stock of genuine French marble and gilt clocks at once. Call early to secure prices ranging from 12.00 to 40.00. Li the jeweler.
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