Trade and Commerce Markets Corrected for Evening
Tele graphic reports from multiple towns on July market activity for dairy products. Butter prices ranged from 8c to 17c per pound with varying quantities sold. cheese sales totaled thousands of boxes at 9c to 16c, across Westfield Corry Sherman North East East Aurora Jamestown Pike Warsaw Campbell Hill and surrounding buyers and sellers.
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Westfield
Corry
North East
East Aurora
Warsaw
Pike Station
Pike
Horton of
Gainaville
Melvin
Attica
Harteys
Harris
Cuba
Campbell Hill
Smith Corners
Cramer
Arcade
Grain Markets and Stocks Snapshot from Buffalo Detroit and Cincinnati
Grain prices hold steady with flour cornmeal and oats firm in quiet trading. Wheat bids in Duluth for July at 1.17 and August 1.16 with other months noted while corn sales mix western and sample west at 54.4 and 0.43. Detroit quotes show No.1 white wheat and various futures, oats and flour ranges, while Cincinnati and Toledo areas report unsettled whisky markets and beef packing figures amid light prices. New York stock listings include Missouri Pacific and Central lines with multiple minor price movements. government bonds referenced.
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Duluth
Detroit
Loledo
Ovncinsatl Polk
Telegraphers Petition for Pay, Hours Reforms at Western Union
The executive board of the Brotherhood of Telegraphers demands an eight hour day eight hours night work with extra pay on Sundays and a 15 percent salary increase across ranks. They seek equal pay for equal work and higher minimums for linemen and Wheatstone operators. Western Union has not acted and a list of represented employees is being prepared.
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New York
The
Brotherhood of Telegraphers of
United States
Canada
Western Union Telegraph Company
Gen. Eckert
Wheatstone
Western Union Company
Eckert
Baltimore
Brotherhood of Telegraphera
Western Union
Baltimore & Ohio Telegraph Companies
Baltimore & Ohio
Stench Reported From Tenement On West Fifty Second Street
The janitor at 388 West 52nd Street reported to police tonight a strong odor issuing from the rooms occupied by Frank Thedfort. No victims or injuries reported. Police awaiting further information from residents and building management.
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New York
West Fifty
Second Street
Thedfort
French Sculptor and Tragic Death in Jersey City
The door broken, Thedfort found shot with a pistol in his right hand and forehead wound. He had not been seen since last Saturday. He was intemperate and his wife left him six months ago. New York reports a related tale of a Jersey City courtship and a late elopement between Tunison and Miss Barton ending in marriage after a dramatic telegram.
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Thedfort
New York
B. C
Tunison
Jersey City
Misa Bell Barton
York
Miss Barton
Desperado Hardy narrowly saved from lynching by sheriff
Erkneen Guova Indiana July 16 A mob carried Hardy to a bridge intending to hang him for the murder of postmaster Clingan. He claimed his partner Crawford did the killings and asked for justice. The crowd split on lynching but sheriff took him to jail. belief remains he may be lynched.
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Erkneen Guova
Ind
Hardy
Telephone strike threats in Cunaco on pay demands
Reports say leaders of the accessors to the telephone company have been notified to appear at headquarters to receive what is due them, deemed equivalent to discharge, prompting all repaired and line men to strike in the morning.
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Cunaco
Chicago
Abortion Suspect Arrested in Pittsburgh Case
Milton Province, a Scottdale, Pennsylvania man, was arrested in Pittsburgh on charges of procuring abortions for Miss Minnie Graff and F M Clark’s wife, both Scottdale residents. The alleged abortion occurred in the woods days ago and both women are in a precarious condition. A warrant for Dr Cook of Uniontown for complicity was issued.
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Pirrestine
Milton Province
Scottdale
Minnie Graff
F. M. Clark
Dr. Cook
Uniontown
Telegraphic Topics from Various Cities
Reports of town fires yellow fever deaths school damage a factory loss counterfeit arrests rail bridge collapse deaths escapes robberies murders and lightning strikes across Belleville Havana Trenton Vergennes Syracuse Pittsburgh Chatham Concord New Brunswick Taylor's Gothenburg Bristol and Port Henry with multiple fatalities and crimes noted.
Wharton Harker recounts Garfield era strikes in cigars
The dispatch reports looming cigar factory walkouts in Ottenburg Brother’s plant near New York on July 47 unless the workers return. About 7,000 men, both union and non union, would be idled across fifteen factories, threatening production and labor peace.
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Associated Press
Ottenburg Bros
Five children drowned in culvert rush during storm
In Barnsley five children seeking refuge from a rainstorm were swept to death by a sudden water surge. The corpses traveled about two miles. In Lewiston Pa Teed Alexander refused to leave a field when told by the owner Samuel Longwell who then struck him on the head killing him. In New Haven Adirondack Murray plans to open law offices in New York and San Antonio to practice law.
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Barnsley
Lewiston
Teed Alexander
Samuel Longwell
New Haven
Adirondack
Murray
New York
San Antonio
Washington Wafs Cabinet Meets on Routine Business
An informal Cabinet session focused on immediate routine matters. Captain Kress faces court martial over building a San Antonio storehouse. Norfolk yard dispute involves Commodore Mayo and Commander McGlensey over a clerk’s leave papers. President’s Yellowstone trip likely in August. Civil Service rules block many executive appointments. Several local incidents reported include the Calhoun circus disaster, Clingan murder suspects, and injuries in Des Moines and Dickinson windstorms.
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Kress
Ordnance Service
San Antonio
Tex
Norfolk Navy Yard
Mahone
Mayo
McGlensey
Court of Enquiry
Norfolk
Boilers Explode at Kutztown Anthracite Furnace
Special Dispatch reports eight boilers at a Reading Railroad anthracite furnace in Kutztown exploded early today. The engine and boiler house were demolished. Frank Waltman, 21, was killed instantly. Solomon Waltman was badly bruised and Henry Waltman suffered internal injuries and is expected to die.
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Reapine
Kutztown
Reading Railroad Company
Frank Waltman
Solomon Waltman
Henry Waltman
The Prospect of Arthurs Renomin ation
The Times reports in Washington that Arthur would welcome renomin ation and aims to shape the administration accordingly. Blaine is not believed to oppose Arthur's renomination.
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Arthurs
Associated Press
New York
the Times
Washington
Arthur
Blaine
Smuggling seizure on steamship Alaska goods worth 3000
New York July 16 Ten trunks of dry goods belonging to a passenger on the steamship Alaska have been seized by customs officials. The contents are valued at 3000 dollars.
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New Yoak
Alaska
Garfield Nomination History Promoted by Wharton Barker
Wharton Barker plans to write the history of Garfield's nomination. He rejects the charge that Garfield was not true to Sherman as absolutely false. The piece frames the past struggle and defends Garfield's alignment with Sherman.
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Parapecpita
Wharton Barker
Garfield
Sherman
Western Union to not raise operator pay claim
A Western Union Executive Committee member stated operator pay demands cannot be granted. The company currently spends twenty thousand dollars daily on salaries and would let workers attempt to manage without. The present moment is seen as a suitable time to settle the dispute.
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Evening Observer
New York
Western Union Executive Committee
Cholera Spreads Across Egyptian Countryside
Special dispatch from Arexanpetra notes general cholera spread in the country. Sanitary Commission moves to isolate affected areas. A suspected cholera case reported in Alexandria today. Daily death tolls reported: 28 at Damietta, 38 at Mansurah, and 15 at Samonond yesterday.
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Arexanpetra
Sanitary Commission
Alexandria
Damietta
Mansurah
Samonond
Probabilities Signal Station Weather Note
Wasnixotos Observation 3 P. of Lower Lakes reports fair weather and local rains in the eastern portion, with cooler northwesterly winds.
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Wasnixotos
Lower Lakes
Electric Storms Hit Multiple Cities Cause Crop Damage
Reports from Elkhart Long Branch Cleveland Fon Du Lac Reading and others describe cyclones hail storms and heavy rain causing crop and property damage. Journeymen horse shoers strike for higher wages. Police hunt Chay Hill tied to a county inheritance case amid reported looting and saloon activity.
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Louisville Exposition
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Civil Service Commission
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