Markets in erratic trading as holly limits curb activity
The Frederick markets report erratic closing quotations on New York and Philadelphia exchanges, with rallies and reactions alternating within zero limit bounds. Philadelphia notes weak flour, steady corn and beef, and softer butter and lard. live stock prices show mixed gains and declines across cattle, sheep, and lambs.
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Coupon to Obtain RAND MCCNALLY OFFER
A limited coupon offers a chance to obtain a part of RAND McNALLY CO. by sending or bringing the coupon and 10 cents to the office. The notice emphasizes submitting the coupon with the stated small fee.
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Orders by mail require extra postage two cents
A reader note states that orders for an encyclopedia and gazetteer by mail must include two cents extra postage. The fragment invites readers to cut out the notice.
Tillmans Law Declared Unconstitutional in SC Supreme Court Ruling
Colespis SC April 20 The Tillman state dispensary liquor law is unconstitutional the SC ruled two justices in agreement and one dissenting led by Chief Justice Melver Justice McGowan and Justice Pope dissented The decision says the law creates a state monopoly and cannot stand as a viable government function Whisky supporters celebrate openly selling liquor while Tillman allies vow to press on with potential new suits or appeals to higher courts
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Blind Tigers Run Amok After Dispensary Ruling
Charleston reports claim blinds tigers regained eyesight after a dispensary law decision, inviting patrons to drink. Governors and police face calls for new laws while unrest spreads. other notes cover transport protection, Connellsville strikes, the Aquidaban sinking, and a bill to scrap the old docked salary rule.
Nations lawmakers miss quorum at ballgame delay
The Nation's lawmakers failed to sustain a quorum as a short adjournment led to an open ball game start. Senator Perkins urged a tariff talk, while debates over committee hearings and a grant bill dragged on. Several members departed to attend the season opener, shrinking the House attendance before adjournment.
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Gloomy Mining Strike Forecast For Region
A note warns the strike to begin tomorrow will be general and complete across the region’s mines. The outlook is worse than gloomy as Punxsutawney events spark idle conditions starting tomorrow throughout the area.
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Coxey army fears gatherers as senators plan measures
Coxey's movement draws mixed views in Congress and on the streets as senators debate how to handle the Coxeyites and potential unrest in Washington. Reports note officials consider proclaiming order if crowds turn unruly while some propose not aiding the march.
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The Dalton Gang Again Report From Perry Oklahoma
News from Perry Oklahoma describes a violent confrontation forty miles east near Ev Tenutiam with Bil Dalton Dalton and another outlaw reportedly killed. Deputies led by Marshal Nia and Perry group pursued the gang. clashes at McElrars ranch left eight dead or wounded and signals the Daltons may be wiped out. Bounties placed on Dalton and Hill Dolton head entries noted.
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Spangles Dominant In Fashion Of The Season
Spangles spread through the fashion scene, adorning fans, gowns, capes, and evening wear. Manufacturers offer spangled laces, nets, and tulle with silver and gold beads, while sketches show white tulle evening dresses embroidered with silver spangles and satin bases.
Washington Tops Philadelphia in Open Field Ball Clash
Washington defeated Philadelphia in a championship opener before about 5000 fans as Pitcher Esper stymied the visitors while Weyhing pitched well for Philadelphia. Both clubs fielded cleanly with only three errors, and a parade along city streets preceded the game.
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Baltimore Opens Pro Baseball Season With Win Over New York
Baltimore defeated New York before 14 spectators in a thrilling season opener marked by Baltimore’s superior play at all points. The score by innings is detailed in the report with emphasis on the opening excitement.
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Brooklyns Defeated by Boston in Opening Game
Boston opened its ball season with 7,000 fans at South End grounds. The crowd greeted the team as Boston beat the Brooklyns in a largely uninteresting game. The score by innings is given but not completed in readable text.
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Opening of Baseball Season Draws Big Crowd in St Louis
In St Louis the baseball season opened with the Browns facing the Pittsburgh team. Despite cold weather an audience of about 8,900 to 9,000 watched heavy batting from the home squad. Score by innings noted as the game progressed.
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Postponed Games Due To Rain In Cincinnati And Louisville
Weather delays force two major games scheduled in Cincinnati and Louisville where Chicago and Cleveland were visitors. Also: ship Wilhelm III arrives in Hoboken with returnees from the Ems disaster praises Captain Heinkeston amid peril. Senator Jarvis named to succeed Vance after resignation. bonds stolen from a railway president recovered in New York. Hattie Welch murder suspect captured near Cratham. Ainsworth arraigned for manslaughter over Ford's Theatre disaster with plea of not guilty.
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Notable Texas Ex-Governor Throckmorton Nearing Death
The report notes ex Governor Throckmorton of Texas believed dying at his Mac Renry home. Concurrently Congressman Jason B. Brown is gravely ill at his Seymour Indiana residence from smoker's cancer. News from Mount Vernon Indiana tallies a fatality from lightning and another person named George K is shocked. Massachusetts celebrates Patriots day with marked enthusiasm in multiple locales including Concoml and Leagngron. In Lafayette Indiana Edward Rudesal of the A P A was acquitted after killing Michael Horan on December 6, with the jury citing self defense.
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Double serious case in Maryland on Round Top farm
A farmer George Leager and his seven year old son Ira were fatally and seriously wounded at the Round Top farm near Chestertown Maryland by William Jackson a Black hired man. Jackson attacked Mrs Leager and after a struggle fatally wounded Leager with a hatchet then shot him and wounded Ira. Jackson was captured and jailed.
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