Market Summary from Philadelphia Exchanges and Commodities
Corrected for this issue of The News by Geo. L. Gramer, reporting closing bids in sugar and various stocks. Includes prices for W.N. & Pa., Central, Lake Erie & Western, New Jersey Central, and Del. & Hudson, with commodity notes on pork, lard, butter, eggs, and dairy products. Also covers live stock, sheep, lambs, hogs, and cattle bids in New York and Philadelphia markets along with European cables and general market tone.
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Hudson
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Pennsylvania
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East Listery
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Coupon offer for RAND, McNALLY & CGS part
A coupon invites readers to send or deliver a coupon and 10 cents to an office to receive one part of RAND, McNALLY & CGS. The notice provides no further details about the component or its purpose.
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Rand, McNally & Cgs
Coxey's Army Stopped at Capitol Grounds by Capitol Police
Odd Fellows march toward the Capitol grounds is blocked by Capitol police citing a no parade law. Coxey's followers protest the restriction while authorities consider transferring protection to District police and address limited Capitol force. Oysters donated to Coxey army arrive from New Jersey boats to Washington.
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Odd Fellows
Capitol Grounds
Capitol
Ing Perade
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Congress
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Coxeyites
Crested Butte Meeting Ends With Coxey Support Army
At Crested Butte a meeting of 01 citizens endorsed Coxey movement with 130 signers for a 20 man Coxey army. Gov. Matthews was visited by General Frye and labor reps who were warmly received. the governor pledged to provision the army while it remains in Ludianapolis.
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Crested Butte
Cole
Coxey Movement
Coxe S’s Army
Frye
Matthews
Lodinusapolis
Ludianape
Miners Strike Expands Across States Over Coal Fields
Indians and Illinois report wide coal mine closures as bituminous and black miners join a general strike. In West Virginia and Maryland tensions rise with calls for militia. Illinois hosts a large miners conference as divisions over work persist and preparations for a sweeping walkout continue.
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Baazir
Ind
Tte
Distro
Crawford Coil Company
Eureka
Mclntosh Company
Brust Block Coil Company
Caseyville
Black Coal District
Five fall from windows in Philadelphia. two killed
Five persons fell from windows in Philadelphia with two dead and three seriously hurt. The report notes the incident as a major urban accident with unclear causes and rising casualty figures.
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Philadelphia
Cleveland
Nebraska City
Neb
Pittston
St. Albans
W. Va
Foster
Baltimore
Earthquake toll andDestruction in Greek Villages
Times correspondent reports devastating Greek quake damage across several districts. Villages Hiparissa Broskyna and Malesiza were leveled with many deaths, including forty three at Broskyna and forty two at Martini. Surviving villagers suffered injuries as homes collapsed in deep ravines and rural towns were wiped out.
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Greece
Times
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Atalanta
Ustriet
Hiparissa
Clove
Broskyna
Yrara
Malesiza
Maras
Martini
al- Taoat
Ehibiken
Agreement Reached on Tax and Sugar Tariff Provisions
Democratic senators near consensus on a 40 percent ad valorem sugar tariff with an eighth of a cent refined sugar addition and a time limit for the income tax. The plan keeps the 2 percent tax above 4 thousand dollars and shifts many rates to align with a new uniform scheme. Industry groups push ad valorem to curb fraud while conservatives unite for broader support and a July 1 deadline.
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Senate
Finance Committee
United Party
Jones
Arkansas
Carlisle
Hill
Representative McMillin
Tennessee
Ways and Means
House
Nation's lawmakers discuss resolutions and salary privilege
Washington April 27. Senator Allen’s resolution asserting constitutional right to assemble and petition Congress is laid before the Senate and opposed by several members. Debate centers on law, socialism, and populism with defense of government integrity amid Davey’s critique. The House considers a 1856 rule to dock absent members as a privilege matter ends without ruling. Prohibitionists in South Carolina urge enforcement as whisky controversy heats up after a Supreme Court decision.
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Kecegi Commonwesiers
Wasuixetok
West
Coxey Men
Wolett
Colorado
Dolph
Gray
Alle
Jarvis
North
Caro Una
Vance
Conemara
5. C
Velveteens and Velvets in Fashion and Fabric
The piece notes velveteens and velvets reappearing in regulation beaver tones of grey and brown with extensive color ranges. Velveteen offers water resistance, affordability, and wider wear, used with wool fabrics in imported street gowns and often embroidered. It mentions plain yardage and varieties with embroidery or contrasting flicks, plus ribbed textures catching light.
Velvet and Velveteen Fashions Spark New Color Trends
Fabrics and trim shades shift toward bright cherry turquoise lavender and greens in velveteen and silk velvets with lower prices on silks and plastes. Designers show gowns featuring gathered belts and draped bodices with delicate frills and new pacific designs, highlighting satin and crepe textures.
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