Stock and Produce Markets Close Mixed On April 24
Closing quotations from New York and Philadelphia show mixed activity with sugar certificates advancing. Philadelphia reports weaker wheat and corn, steady oats, and firm livestock prices including hogs and sheep while dairy and butter prices hold, and western winter wheat weakens with slight gains in cheese and eggs.
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Mutinous Coxey Army Reaches Walnut Amid Tense Split
News from Atlantic Iowa April 25 reports Kelley’s army arriving at Walnut to a cordial reception while mutinous factions form between Spead supporters and Kelley loyalists. Spead defied orders, was voted back to ranks, and a potential clash loomed as Kelley urged unity and march on Washington.
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Smaller Contingents of the Commonweal Halted at Ellicott City
Notes of the Commonweal describe Captain Jones's Philadelphia division meeting a freezing reception at Ellicotts City Maryland last night. The unit was barred from camping in town and left with no provisions, forced to retreat into the woods as Secretary and Treasurer Clinton oversee the plight.
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Veteran Claimant Billy McGarrahans Death in Washington
William Macgarrahan, known as Billy, a longtime figure in Washington, died at Providence Hospital aged about 70 after decades pursuing a Mexican grant claim in California and Rancho Panoche. He was mourned by many senators who sought justice for him, though his health failed from multiple diseases and dropsy.
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Friends of President Carnot urge him to withdraw objections
In Franca, supporters of President Carnot push for his re election bid. In Farrington, N M Charles Smith suffers severe injuries in a runaway accident. His father Cropped dead in a tragic incident connected to the event.
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Coal Famine and Strikes Roil Rail Lines
Reports from April 9 to 25 describe a coal famine as miners strike across West Virginia Pennsylvania Illinois and Ohio disrupts railroads in Terre Haute Rochester La Salle Danville and beyond. Officials halt goods and lay off crews while delegates discuss a general nationwide miners strike and wage disputes.
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Pension Fraud Trial Shocks Hoboken Subpoenas
Hoboken pension agent Jesse C. Hansee faced seven indictments for pension frauds in U S district court. He pleaded guilty to related counts and was held on 25000 bail. co defendant George F Seymour a Hoboken justice of the peace was also arraigned. Trial slated for tomorrow.
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Illinois Attorney General opens quo warranto case against Chicago Gas Trust
The Illinois Attorney General Maloney and a strong staff file quo warranto to revoke the Chicago Gas Trust charter. The suit aims to dissolve the trust and end alleged extortionate practices, with the AG stressing public interest over corporate power and promising to bear responsibility for the action.
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Fatal Dynamite Explosion Visits Mt Washington Shop
A quantity of dynamite stored in a Mt Washington blacksmith shop on Natchez street exploded, wrecking the building and injuring two, with four others hurt. The water boy, 17, was killed instantly. The blast affected nearby houses and damaged the smith’s residence. Gallagher and his son were badly hurt. The dynamite belonged to local contractors near an excavation.
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Senate and House fail to strike subsidy in tariff debate
In Washington on April 25 the tariff bill closing speech by Mills of Texas urged prompt passage and income tax support. The House spent time on post office amendments and voted to retain the subsidy for the fast southern mail. A motion to reconsider failed as debate ended with only twenty votes against the bill.
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