Trade Review Reports Rising Prices and Stable Conditions
New York June 1 R G Dun amp Co Weekly Review of Trade says wheat and cotton prices continue to rise amid real scarcity concerns. Labor troubles ease, monetary conditions are satisfactory, and commercial demand shows a significant uptick. Exports and manufacturing gain, with iron and steel prices edging higher and wage issues likely settled in Pittsburgh.
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New York
Review of Trade Today
Vehredt
Bessemer Pic
Grey Forge
Philadelphia
Mil
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Cabinet trip after funeral ends in Cleveland arrival
The Baltimore Ohio special carrying the president and cabinet from Secretary Gresham's funeral reached Cleveland last evening. Most cabinet members and several diplomats returned by train. none commented on a successor. In Waxounong Kentucky Major William Hardiman, 78, was shot and killed on a rural road by a suspected deadly foe.
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Wasumeton
Baltimore
Wilson
Woodley
Waite Hons
Waxounong
William Hardiman
Escalapi Springs
James Keith
Resolutions Oppose Arrests Of Seventh Day Adherents
The American Baptist Home Mission Society adopted a resolution protesting arrests and imprisonments of Seventh-day Adventists and Seventh-day Baptists for observing the Sabbath. It calls for religious liberty and honors forefathers who fought for it.
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Saratoga
American Baptist Home Mission Society
8. L. Wayland
Philadelphia
United States
Piedmont Locals Briefly Update Infirmities and Events
Piedmont area notes sicknesses and visits among residents. Rev. BP Lir Welder of St. Peter’s Catholic Church is ill. Clarence Daddyeoa is sick. Sir Samuel Crouthers suffers typhoid fever. Community events include Grafton visits, Lake Park summer plans, and local commencement at the Davis School with WVU figures.
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Boward Wil- Hama
Pritaburg
Win, Kel
Harrisburg
D. A. Kell
Wet. I. Jamesson
Facily
AL Lake Park
EB J. Napier
Baltimore
Chas
EB. Gaskill
John Greitzner
Anna Fiener
Grace Jobneer
Peabody Conservatory of Music
E. Walsh
Peter
Goon
Balluenre
Hee Wee
Davis
Aroeiong
West Virginia University
Mecers
Chasa
Boyles
Harry
Crane
Prograa
Glbert Band
Serious Injury Reported From Lumber Wagon Accident
A wagon accident near Rest left Hobiday Fake badly injured after lumber toppled a wagon causing him to be thrown beneath splintered boards. He was placed in a spring wagon and taken to home where a physician was sent for. The fate of the team remains unclear. Auction of house hall and kitchen furniture set for Tuesday at 10. Elevation of a Cumberland lay and a local priest’s first mass at St Peter and Paul’s church are announced.
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Hobiday
John T. Flake
Inssay
Flake
Ls Eome
Cumberland
William Coleman
Larney Coleman
Thin City
Peter
Paul
Coleman
Ss, Peter and Paul’s
Defeated by Quay in apportionment fight at statehouse
The article details a second failed attempt to apportion the state, driven by a Republican bloc with 20 Democrats backing them. It notes Governor Mastin faced pressure to call an extra session, the ensuing party struggles, and the appellate court decision. It also mentions legislative fights, other bills, and political maneuvers surrounding the issue.
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Antionment Gageket
Pesca
Hanrieurs
Jane
Ptate
House
Quay Republicans
Qazy Woul
Viagin
Caucns
Republica
Barrell
Merny
Lewrence
Petter
Mary Inte
Migni Gat
Thernoer
Staavk
Cieeuator
Governacso
Tudee Wideham
Teter
Willard
Sere Bta
George B Crutty
Uncrington
Fulyee Gordon
Padadelphia
Ira Democrat
Ninerty Party
Key Monument Plan Promoted by Maryland Educator
Professor E B Prettyman of the State Normal School Baltimore urges state superintendents to support the Key Monument Association in Frederick Maryland. Funds on Flag Day June 4 would erect a monument to Francis Scott Key at Frederick where he is buried. He argues patriotism grows in public schools and urges contributions from across the states.
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E. B. Prettyman
State Normal School
Baltimore
Key’ Monument Association
Frederick City
Amd
Francis Scott Key
Bredenck
Franc Scott Key
Bagay
Sour Strate
Maryland
Union
Flood Anniversary Recalled in Johnstown Tragedy
In Johnstown Pennsylvania six years after the flood that killed nearly 3000, residents mourn as flags fly at half mast and in memory services are held at the German Lutheran church.
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Johnatown Vestertay
Jouxstows
Johnstown
Eorue
Bicycle wheel sale listing from Wave and Trvea hen
A brief local ad notes a bicycle wheel sale from Wave and Trveahen. The listing mentions a single combination wheel and references an office display with a noted chron. Contact details or dates are unclear in the fragment.
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Wavely
Strange OCR Note Details Hidden Names and Requests
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a name Haro ld Kaport Hraddeck and references an export, with unclear requests and years. The text is fragmentary and lacks coherent events, dates, or locations. It appears as a scratched archival note or telegram snippet with missing context and legible personal names.
Sound Money Gossip Memorable Convention in Memphis
The article notes a recent Memphis meeting on sound money with about 10,000 delegates from Southern commercial bodies. Daniel Annan of Second National Bank recalls participants from Moreland including Mr Young, Mr Miller, and other Baltimore and Merchants and Manufacturers Association members. The piece critiques gold and silver price dynamics and endorses President Cleveland, followed by notices about a charity meeting, a stock sale, and an appeal for clothing.
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Memphis
Daniel Annan
Second National Bank
Moreland
Young
Corn and Flour Exchange
Baltimore
Daniel Miller
Joto 2. Bland
Merchants and Manufacturers Ascociation
F. S. Hambleton
J. Checkley Shaw
Eli
Robert Shrier
C.J. Orricx
Imyzelf
Anaar
Cleveland
Puddler Wage Strike Row Splits Amalga Union
Cravens June 1. The Amalga mixed association held a stormy session as the scale committee recommended a fixed pudding scale. Puddlers push for 4.00 while manufacturers refuse and threaten a yearly scale to end the 60 day notice. A return conference is set for Youngstown after adjournment.
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Cravens
Neus
Youngstown
Puddiers
National Municipal League Seeks Reform in Local Government
The National Municipal League convention in Cleveland heard papers on reform and debated resolutions condemning boss rule and urging citizen duty in city governance. Also notes on a Colima wreck censuring the Pacific Mail Steamship for overloading and the resulting 187 deaths, with 26 survivors and continued searches.
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National Municipal League Convention
Us York
Sion
James W. Pryor
United States
Imdt
National Municipal League
Mately
Pacific Company
Cry of
Mexico
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Cirgo
Colima
Francisco
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