Market notes from Pittsburg and New York price digest
The page records daily commodity prices including grain pork and dairy. Pittsburg listings show corn oats hay and butter prices, plus live cattle hogs sheep and lamb ranges. New York prices cover wheat corn oats cattle hogs and lambs with regional shifts and bids.
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Pittsburg
Ohio
New York
Wisconsin
Limburger
New
Talie
Ehlekens
Izgrdue
Cincinnati
O. B
Duluth
Cf. O. B
Massilion
Massillon
Working Night and Bag Pee Bestest and Oiigmtions
Br King presents a quirky note naming Working Night and Bag Pee as top items in a playful record of bestest and oiigmtions. The fragment hints at a humorous local feature with no clear events, dates, or organizations.
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Br. King's New
Miners Receive 10 Percent Wage Increase Across Several Pits
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western posts a 10 percent wage rise for all returning to work on October 4, with powder price cuts for contract miners. Hillside Coal and Iron and Temple Iron also offer 10 percent increases. D & H, D H & W say grievances will be handled individually, not via general arbitration. Delaware and Hudson and Pennsylvania Coal refuse offers. United Mine Workers leaders must authorize any return to work.
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Scranton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
H. E. Loomis
E. J. Evans
E. E. Loomis
J. Evans
Hillside Coal and Iron Company
Temple Iron Company
Delaware and Hudson Company
Pennsylvania Coal Company
United Mine Workers
Big Parade of Miners in Wilkesbarre NEPA
The October 3 parade and mass meeting in Wilkesbarre marked the Northeastern Pennsylvania labor movement’s largest show of strength. About 15,000 miners and boys, many stalwart veterans, marched behind President Mitchell for 1 hour 20 minutes. Bands from 40 groups provided music as banners urged fair pay, schooling, and union recognition. A large crowd watched from sidewalks as floats depicted coal barons and miners, and Mitchell spoke to roughly 20,000 at West Side Park.
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Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania
Mitchell
National Executive Board
Nanticoke
Pittston
Tver
Mitchel
West Side Park
Sueph
D. Iichela
Mitchell Addresses Labor Leaders After Concession Talk
District 1 president chaired the meeting with George Purcell and Rev. P J Dune among speakers. Mitchell’s address disappointed some by not defining a 10 percent concession stance while others believe he signaled local unions to act. No new settlement news was shared and no change in the situation was announced.
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Lackawanna
Wyoming
George Purcell
Indiana
National Executive Board
P. J. Dune
Wilkesbarre
Mitchell
Fred Dilcher
Ohio
Benjamin James
Pennsylvania
Mary Jones
Union recognition in Wyoming coal strike talks stalls
Wilkesbarre oct 3 coal operators posted notices of a 10 percent wage increase at Wyoming collieries but report no mining input on acceptance. Miners oppose the offer deeming it trifling and insist unions be recognized in any settlement. UMW district official says agreement requires union participation and will persist.
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Wilkesbarre
Wyoming
United Mine Workers’ Council
Tinplate Scale Settled In 10 Percent Advance Reported
New York Oct 3 The conference between American Tin Plate Company officers and Tin Workers association delegates continued. The wage question was settled though the basis was not announced. It was reported employees received a 10 percent advance. Association President Powell said a full settlement wasn t reached but a satisfactory termination was expected today. Company VP Arms shared the optimism.
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Arms
Insane Glassworker Shoots Wife Then Self at Pittsburg
Ferdinand Probst shot his wife in bed then turned the shotgun on himself. The blow shattered the woman's jaw and she never moved. Probst, using his toe on the trigger, blew away most of his head and collapsed beside the bed. Their 3-year-old daughter witnessed the fatal act. authorities said he was insane.
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Pittsburg
Ferdinand Probst
Weasel
Probst
Hanna accuses Croker as Tammany dominates Bryan
In Chicago Senator Hanna chief of the Republican National Committee speaks to commercial men and salesmen, saying Richard Croker leads Tammany Hall and that Bryan is under its influence. He minimizes imperialism as a false issue. Four more fishing vessels with 35 men lost in the Sept. gale near St Johns.
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Bryan
Domin
Tammany Hall
Chicago
Hanna
Republican National
New York
Richard Croker
Mr. Croker
Ice Trust
Flo
Tammany Has
St. Johns
N. F
Training ship Hawk arrives at Cleveland station
The United States training ship Hawk, crewed by the Cleveland division of the Ohio Naval Reserves, arrived from Norfolk Virginia via the St Lawrence and Welland canal. She will be stationed in Cleveland and used by the Ohio Naval Reserves for training purposes.
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Ohio
Cleveland
United States
Hawk
Cleveland Division
Ohio Naval Reserves
Norfolk
St. Lawrence and Welland Canal
Ohio Naval
Roosevelt Demonstration Echoes in Lincoln and Plattsmouth
Lincoln crowds cheer Governor Roosevelt along the route to Capital House square and at a reviewing stand. He delivers a 45-minute speech on expansion, militarism, imperialism, and patriotism, then moves to Plattsmouth for an evening meeting. A Grand Island welcome and an Aurora interruption about trusts frame the day.
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Lincoln, Neb
Roosevelt
Lincoln
Capital House Square
Ida McKinley Club
Union Veteran Republican League
Abraham Lincoln
McKinley
Plattsmouth
Grand Taland
Atention
Aurora
Inquirer
Ice Trust
Beef Trust
Oil Trust
Jones
Cotton Bale Trust
Richard Croker
Democratic National Commitee
Croker
New York Democracy
Republican Party
Congress
York
Curtis Guild, I Jr
Boston
Claims of Republicans in electoral college tally
New York October 3. A statement from Republican headquarters via Committeeman Manfey reports 266 electoral votes for McKinley, 112 for Bryan, 54 in doubt. States conceded to Bryan: Alabama Arkansas Florida Louisiana Mississippi South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia. Doubtful: Colorado Idaho Kentucky Missouri Montana Nevada Nebraska Utah. Everything else to McKinley aside from Indiana with 15 votes.
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New York
Republican National
Manfey
National Committee
McKinley
Bryan
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Louisiana
Mississippi
Carolinaa
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Colorado
Idaho
Kentucky
Missouri
Montana
Nevada
Nebraska
Utah
Indiana
Richardson dismisses GOP poll as boasting in private Democrat clash
The Republican claim drew a sharp retort from Mr Richardson who called it boasting. He said Democrats also had a poll, contrasting with the Republican one, but kept private.
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Richardson
Powers in Accord Reported for Chinese Settlement
Washington reports favorable European chancelleries indicate a near agreement on China based on Hay notes. Russia and likely France are ready to negotiate, with Germany appearing to align with a peaceful settlement as a broader consensus grows. Conger confirms a Russian minister's departure. Wu authenticates the Chinese edict punishing Tuan and princes.
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Washington
China
Hay
Russia
United States
State Department
France
Germany
Conger
Peking
Tuan
Must Punish Instigators Response to Chinese Note
The German emperor received a Chinese note pledging grief for Baron von Ketteler. He replied that beyond the baron, several Christian bishops and missionaries were killed, and only punishing the high dignitaries who instigated the crimes would satisfy Germany and the Christian nations.
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China
Berlin
Baron von Ketteler
Germany
Prince Ordered Foreigners Killed In China Murder Case
Berlin reports from Pekin dated Sept 23 reveal a Chinese officer accused of killing Baron von Ketteler said on June 21 he and his group received orders from a prince to shoot foreigners wherever encountered. The accused denied the order targeted a minister and could not name the prince. Peking dispatch notes Americans and missionaries aiding pacification efforts around Tung Chau.
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Baron von Ketteler
Berlin
Pekin
Senator Scott Sees Harrison for Possible Speech
New York on Oct 3 reports Senator Scott met ex-President Harrison who will stay 10 or 11 days and may speak soon. If unable to address crowds, a letter outlining his views will be written and will favor McKinley. In Rochester Pennsylvania detectives said Lloyd Mitchell is not the assailant of Miss Ludwig and remains at large nearby Callery Junction.
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New York
Scott
Harrison
McKinley
Miss Ludwig
Rochester
County
Lazarus
McKees Rocks
Lloyd Mitchell
Margaret Ludwig
Remington
Mitchell
Callery Junction
Wetumpka
Ala
Winfield Townsend
Floyd
Eclectic
Loonie Harrington
Townsend
Wetumtka
Harrington
Larrington
Nichols
Odion
Neegro
Alexander Floyd
Kate Pearson
Yale to Play at Princeton Nov 17
Yale will travel to Princeton New Jersey to face the Tigers in the Thanksgiving week clash, with kickoff slated for November 17 at Palmer Stadium. The matchup marks a key early season test in the rivalry between the two ancient programs.
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Yale
Princeton
N. J
Perry Belmont declines New York Democratic nomination
Perry Belmont refused the New York First district Democratic nomination for congress. Ex-senator Quay and spellbinders held a large meeting at Norristown Pennsylvania. the ex-senator spoke briefly.
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Perry Belmont
New York
Quay
Norristown
Pennsylvania
New Castle
Peking
Tien Tsin
Li Hung Chang
John Gooch
Misa I. B
Richmond
New Richmond
W. Va
Paine Named For Governor At Democratic Convention
Boston October 3 Robert Treat Paine Jr was renominated for governor at the state convention in Faneuil Hall. The platform calls for government by consent of the governed condemns Porto Rico law as an outrage and urges a free Cuban constitution and Philippine independence. It opposes foreign alliances and supports U S control of the Nicaraguan canal and related state issues.
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Assachusette Democrats
Faneuil Ball
Boston
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Cuba
Philippines
United States
League Games Yesterday and Standings Recap
Baseball scores from Boston and Philadelphia show Brooklyn at Boston, New York at Philadelphia and St Louis at Cincinnati. Both games featured varied hits and errors with six runs by St Louis in Chicago. Attendance reported at 1,626. Standings list Cincinnati and New York atop the table with Brooklyn trailing.
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Boston
Piston
Brookison
Tuna
Dineen and
Clarke
Donadvan
McGuire
Hurst
Atondance
Philadelphia
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Rons
Batterles
Callahan
Dexter
Budhoff
Robinson
O'Day
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Loule
Clocionati
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Brief
Chicago October 8 Wheat showed initial firmness but fell as the larger world's visible supply rose. November settled 4 1/2 cents under Monday. Corn closed fractionally higher with a slight gain as market activity shifted.
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Chicago
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