Stock and Produce Markets Close with Sugar Leads
Closing bids show Sugar dominating activity on the New York Stock Exchange. Markets report mixed results across grains and livestock with hogs steady and pork modest, while cotton seed and dairy prices show little movement. Also note a local carpet weavers settlement and a warning about forged notes affecting a town forestries entity.
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Washington tariff battle rages in senate mood
A lively senate scene unfolds over tariff reform with maneuvers, refusals, and calls for a vote at 3 o clock. Sen Lindsey and Sen Aldrich clash as Republicans push to vote on the house bill while Democrats seek unity and unamended action amid tense gallery interest. Levi Miller dies at 106 in Pennsylvania’s Providence township, the county’s oldest resident.
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Greece Struck by Deadly Earthquake Aftershock
A second Greek temblor caused heavy loss of life and widespread destruction across Thebes Atalanta Lamai Larissa Volo Chalois Patras with many homes leveled and prisoners escaping from Lamai. government aid urged as thousands require shelter and sustenance. Prime Minister Triupis calmed crowds at a cathedral during the quake.
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Miners' Peaceful Toluca Rally and State Mediation
About five thousand coal workers from Spring Valley and nearby towns gathered at Toluca to urge colored miners to join a general strike. Acting Governor Gill urged peaceful conduct, allowed time for Toluca agreement, and ordered no violence while offering state troops only if needed. The Toluca contingent planned to decide on returning to work after discussions with Toluca leaders.
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J. A. Crawford
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Florida
Fire at Talequah destroys four teen business houses
Report of a fire in Talequah, Indian Territory, burning fourteen businesses and a dwelling horse, with substantial property loss amounting to $52,690. The blaze killed seventy-two horses and caused widespread damage as officials note the event amid a newsy political scene. West Nineteenth Secretary Herbert addressed the New York Union League banquet honoring General Grant’s memory as the legislature adjourns.
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Trial of Emile Henry opens for Paris bombing
The Paris trial of anarchist Emile Henry opened yesterday over the February 18 bomb at the cafe beneath the Hotel Terminus. Henry answered questions with insolence, claiming his aim was to resume bomb making. he admitted intent to kill and repeatedly insulted Judge Potter while insisting no bourgeois are innocent.
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Labor Strikes Slow Trade Yet Small Improvements Seen
R G Dun & Co reviews indicate widespread labor disturbances restrain business activity with idle weeks reducing buying power. Some regions see price support in iron and steel goods, while major failures total 180 in the U S and 26 in Canada. Reports include Phillipsburg indictments, Great Northern strike developments, a naval engineer's death, a Syracuse trailblazer lawyer, and local saloon violence and robberies.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Iron and Steel Works
South
West
United States
Canada
Coxeyiryne's earnestness stirs crowds and doubts
Coxey's army movement through Maryland and New England provokes mixed reactions. He speaks to curious crowds at Clarksburg while supporters credit his earnestness and vision, though some locals question his sanity and potential impact. The march faces hostility in Westerly and Chicago with mixed public reception and logistical hurdles.
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Census Table Shows Conjugal Status in 1800 United States
Government census bulletin reports 1800 population 62 3 250 with nearly three-fifths single and about one-third married. Widowed and divorced fractions are small. Detailed counts include single 87 199 384 married 22 331 484 widowed 2 270 503 divorced 190 906 and unknown 10214. Males over 5 percent of total. 19 045 606 single and 11 5008 married. Remarriage rates higher among divorced men. widows outnumber widowers.
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United States
Begging to Be Bought in Low-Price Oriental Goods Sale
The listing notes a dull generac market for oriental wares with Japanese items selling far below former costs. Black and gold screens of various sizes, putty pottery, and decorative china beg to be bought. A grapefruit shaped pottery piece shaded yellow and green catches the eye, while new Japanese pincushions shaped like ears of maize charm buyers.
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al- Warso
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