Stock and Produce Markets Quiet on Mixed Exchanges
Trading floors show weak to steady tone across grains meats and dairy with April quotes: corn and oats softer, wheat average, Butter steady, eggs higher in New York and Pennsylvania, hogs firm to higher, cattle steady, veal prices mixed, cheese and dairy products showing mild gains, market notes from New York, Philadelphia and western regions.
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Pennsylvania
Cali
Skead
Lord Steady
West Sim Sham
Western Dairy
Go. Creamery
C.i New York Dairy
Penpeylvania
Taney
New York
Americen
Refrigerator Deel
Sie
Perth
East
Boyes
Boyes Hogs Ac Rest
Philadelphias
H.wsl
Coupon Offer From RAND McNALLY & CO
A coupon offer invites readers to send or bring one coupon and 10 cents to the office to receive one part from RAND McNALLY & CO. The notice emphasizes a simple redemption method and lists the required payment to obtain the part.
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Rand, McNally & Cos
Kelly Army Seizure of Freight Train Near Ogden
General Kelly leading the Commonweal army breaks camp near Ogden and seizes a Union Pacific freight train. The train commandeered for the march eastward, with engineers and officials complying under orders. Cheyenne to Nebraska or Colorado routes being considered.
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Bvaxston
Wyo
Armidment
Kelly
Army of the Commonweal
Ucab
Ogden
Union Pacific
Bancroft
Welty
Georgia
Cheventre
Osborne
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Colorado
Omaha
Bishop Bonacum Trial Ends Without Witnesses
The Bishop Bonacum trial opens with no witnesses after charges including misadministration, oppression, and misuse of church funds are read. Archishop signals focus on personal grievances as exceptions challenge rulings and the case moves toward higher court review.
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Washington
Omatal Aif
Bishey
Bouxcum
Guys
Romas
Cathy Wirles
Svajost
Mer. Sato
Mer S
Filibuster clash prompts possible salary cuts and rules
Democratic managers moved to curb filibustering as Republicans stall work by refusing to vote. A new rule to dock salaries for nonvoting absences faced divided support, with six hours and more of delay already endured as the fight continued.
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WashingTox
House
Congress
Senate
Crisp
Catchings
Mr. Outhwaite
Committee On Rules
Cochran
N. Y
Bir. Springer
House of Representatives
Lockout in Chicago builders stalls as divisions erupt
The central building trades league led a citywide lockout that faltered amid split employers and active contractors. Many jobs remain underway while some shops resist the league ruling and continue work. Separate notes cover Castelar’s party shift, Von Schoenfeld’s warning, and a rail tax injunction in Baltimore.
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Mercred Chisage
Crease
Chicago
Bow Builders
Central Buikinsw League
Cley
Amd i Feeimen
League
Ecstas
Parrivne
Destructive Fire Destroys Stables Killing Horses and People
A severe fire swept Guidin and Manion on Butaw street killing 187 horses and a Suman victim. The burned body of hostler Andrew Caez was found after the blaze. A separate natural gas explosion in McKeesport killed Mrs Malweed and her 12 year old daughter Elie in their dwelling.
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Eboader
Baltivore
Guidin & Manion
Butaw Street
Andrew Caez
Mckeesport
William Malweed
Malweed
Elie
Buffalo Glue Company Fire Ravages Eleven Story Plant
A disastrous blaze tore through the American Glue company plant owned by 3. Hamilton, engulfing the eleven story glue rose and starch building, a power house, feed house, refinery and store, with 175 workers present. Several men, including Polish and German laborers, were killed or severely injured as walls collapsed and hot flames spread to the Buffalo city fish market nearby. Firefighters faced extreme danger as roof and walls fell, with the blaze brought under control by dawn.
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BurraLo
American Glueose Company
Hamilton
Han
Rog Canal
Sort
Perry
Market
Tee
Glacete Company
Imun
Soha Yuums
John Stain
Scott Street
Times
Buffalo City
Scott
West Market Streets
John Weber
Schrieder
A Brilliant Defense for Breckinridge Heard in Hall
Washington April 18. The defense of Colonel Breckinridge by Ben Butterworth yesterday drew widespread praise as a masterpiece of oratory. Butterworth appealed to mothers firesides and American manhood while jurors weigh their verdict after a nine hour speech. Breckinridge sits with a calm, approving countenance as Butterworth’s persuasive and conciliatory style seeks to sway the jury.
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Buck
Cuavrox
Neb
Albert Whipple
Crawford
Whipple
Breckinridge
Washxetes
Ben Butterworth
Washington
Butterworth
Ohio
Congress
Kentucky
Tere Wilson
Hotel Arrivals List From Yesterday Noon
Hotel arrivals note a diverse group of guests from Canton Ohio to Washington and New York. Names include Croy Hort and B L Sizer Canton Ohio T B Robinson H L Champian Garrisburg W C Bell York J Donnelly Reading G W Ferrett Shep aerdstown R C Goldsmith E E McDowell New York M N Bush Boston I Tyer Philadelphia Cazim Horse E Engbert Pittsburg a McCarty Columbia W F Ankeney Philadelphia Thos R BMe P Jackson Frank Guerr Hovaz and 12 more from the county.
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Croy_ Hort
B. L. Sizer
Canton
Ohio
T. B. Robinson
H. L. Champian
Garrisburg
W. C. Bell
York
J. &. Donnelly
N. BR. Walker
C. B. Eyer
Baltimore
F. McCauley
Detroit
R.C. Goldsmith
E. E. McDowell
New York
M. N. Bush
Boston
Tyer
Philadelphia
Cazim Horse
E. Engbert
Pittsburg
A. McCarty
Columbia
W. F. Ankeney
Philadel Cann
Washington
Ford
Thos. R. Bme
P. Jackson
Frank Guerr Hovaz
Postponed Ubel Case Returns to Reno Court
The Ubel case of the State, set for hearing before Magistrate Hewes in Reno, has been postponed again until Thursday of next week. A postponement was granted at the request of the defense counsel for the detained.
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Paarrerprig
W.W. Jackson
United States District Court
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Johnson
Rail Road Company
Ubel
Reno
Harp
Elmer J. Smith
Hewes
Remains of Rumsey Steamboat Topic At Society Meeting
The Historical Qociety held a detailed meeting at Dr. Hoffman’s rooms. Mrs. Ritchie reported progress in securing the Rumsey steamboat shaft, citing negotiations with Dr. and Mr. MacPherson. Dr. Hoffman added authoritative support, and other talks covered Braddock routes and historic sites including South Mountain and the Valley of Virginia.
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Rumsey
B&tories Society
Charles W. Hoffman
Ube Central National Bank
Ritchie
Mire Willie
MacPherson
Auburn
MacPher
Henry Williams
Lake of Braddock
Dr. Hofman
Washington
South Mountain
Washington Monument
Untam National Cemetery
Generals Gates
Stephens
Chas
Rymeneal Wedding in Baltimore and Liberty Serenade
RYMENEAL. BRIDE GITTINGS united to John F Shade in Baltimore on April 5 with Rev W S Stewart officiating. After a pleasant visit, they returned to the groom's home and plan to reside with the bride in Liberty. A serenade by neighbors followed, the largest ever seen in Liberty, with cake and lemonade served. Also a pretty wedding in Shepherdstown as Miss Ella Virginia Keys wed G W Ferrell with Rev G G Everhart officiating.
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Gittings
Baltimore
Wm. S. Stewart
John F Shade
Westinwater
Annie Af. Gittings
Liberty
Shade
Fereel
G. G. Everhart
The
Reformed Church of
Shepherdstown
Friends of the Contracting Pardes
Afr
Ferrell
Sumptuous Dinner Near Osk Orchard Hosts Social Lineup
The Suwulal world notes a Friday dinner at the Pearre residence near Osk Orchard with guests including Mrs. James Pearre and several families. The Hephilochores Dancing Association held a lively soirée at Junior Hall with about 25 couples dancing from 8 until midnight followed by a late lunch.
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Alexander Pearre
Osk Orchard
James Pearre
David W. Dudderar
Luke Enser
Airs
DE. Stem
Jesse Nicodemus
William Gorsuch
J. BE. Stem
Mirs
John W. Baker
Leah Ensor
Ministerial Association Meets in Freder ick County Chapel
The Ministerial Association of Freder ick county held a meeting in the chapel of the Reformed Church. Dr Eschbach presided and Rev Bateman led prayer. Rev Hoffmeier read a paper on the Parliament of Religion’s effects on humanity and a program committee proposed next topic and speaker. The group planned June 11 1894 at Jefferson for the next meeting. Members then visited the Women’s College to observe calisthenics.
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Ministerial Association
Frederick County
FR. Eschbach
Bateman
T. F. Hoffmeier
Parliament of Religion
Chris Manity
J. M. Motter
Jefferson
H. T. Dittmar
Association
Apple
Women's College
Calisthenies
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N.Y
Lake Erie & W
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Hive Stock Markets
Geo. L. Gramer
Secreta Frederick Elevator Co
Bes
Hull
Encyclopedia
Kelly Coming
California
Union Pacifigot Brats
Coxeys Weary Walkers
Marshal Browne
Browne
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Cumberland
Albany
Assembly
William Sulzer
New York City
Bulgaria
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al Stembonioi
Prince Ferdinand
Sofia
Lezor
Veronica Dominique
Fiatto
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Glens Falls
Court of Claims
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A. L. Brice
Long Island Sound
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Sag Harbor
Ashington
Postoffice Department
Prairie Gun Club of Chicago
Interstate Manufacturers and Dealers’ Association
Garfield Park
Colu Shavers
Ballivort
Joseph
Etta Foster
United States
Rowets
United Statex Grand Jury
Secret ‘Service
James L. Wilcox
Earl EarpsTay
England
Wiliam George Fitz-Clarence
Earl of Munster
William IV
Wiliam H. Griffith
Tonawanda
Tanu
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S. D
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Conpelstilis
Usionto
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Mount Plessant
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Charles Gustarson
Graces Land
Erie Railroad
National House
Oliver& Roberts
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South Side
Pleces
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Cal
Unitod
Gard
Posse
John Comstock
Walter Thorn
Little ‘Kejunga Canyon
Heving
Hosooe
New Fonndland
St. Jones
N.F
Legism
O'Brien
Mr. Goodridge
Werte
Trestay
Edward J.anderson
Sor
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David B. Depue
Supreme Court
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Castelar
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Madrid
Senor Enilo Castelar
Republican Party
Louis Wxrupeou
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Cartwe
Senor Castelar
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Bodalate
ViExara
Baron von Schoenfeld
Second Army Corps
Danner
General von Sehoenfeld
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Anril i
Virginia
Maryland
Price
Stevenson
Moet
Olid Point Comfort
Merysland
Chester
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lebanon
Lepanox
Central Stone Works
Lebanon Brick Company
Lebanon Manufacturing Company
Cornwall
Feixeto
Burxos Ayres
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