Produce Markets and News Briefs
Corrected for this issue of The News by Geo L Cramer secretary Froderick Elevator Co. Flour and meal prices listed with various per unit costs. Market notes from New York and Philadelphia show a strong stock market with mixed commodity quotes, including wheat, corn, oats, beef, lard, butter, and dairy. Also reports on arrests, counterfeit trials, and a protest against patent legislation in Washington referencing the Bell Telephone monopoly.
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Geo. L. Cramer
Froderick Elevator Co
Wassington
Childs
Minocis
House
American Bell Telephone Company
Charles H. Aldrich
Bell Company
Senate Tariff Conferees Clash Over Coal Free List
Washington Aug 10 Democratic tariff conference fails to reach agreement on coal and iron ore terms with House conferees demanding free coal or ore, and sugar concessions. Senate leaders Brice and others reinforce stance to keep bill largely as passed by the Senate while House members push concessions, with Republicans warning of resistance if major schedules change. Separate brief items note jail escape in Mayville and a death in Flamberg from ice water consumption.
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House
Suger Schedwalela
Senate
Vednesdas
House Conferrees
Conferrees
Gorman
Brice
Smith
Murphy
Wilson
Cleveland
Gullabie Het
Mob Attacks Health Officers Over Smallpox Case in Milwaukee
Rioters swarmed the home of Ferdinand J. Butler at 725 Mega Avenue as health officers moved a sick child to a hospital. Police intervened after a clash that injured about thirty people, with the crowd threatening the medical team and later dispersing.
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O Thomand
Milwaukee
Health Department
Ferdinand J. Butler
Mega Avenue
Cty
Mod
Wurderer's death by own action in jail
New York Aug 10 Charles Miller awaiting trap for murder of August Loeffler, watchman at Heyde's candy factory, cut his throat in his cell yesterday and died after reaching the hospital. Harrisburg Aug 10 Gov Pattson refused a reprieve for Noel Maisson, under sentence to be hanged at Pittsburgh on Sept 7.
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West Chester
Mary White
Chester County Hospital
James Jackson
New London
Br. Nixon
Prillipsstrg
N.J
Warfora Nixon
Riegelsville
Flemingtor
A Wurderer
New York
Charles Miller
August Loeffler
Heyde
Matson
Harrisburg
Pattson
Noel Maisson
Pittsburg
Emperors of China reform and punishments detailed
From Pekin the Times reports the emperor seeks greater control, harshly punishing a former minister with a four grade reduction, while safeguarding foreigners and missionaries across the empire. Denials address rumors of viceroy Li Hung Chang's rank loss and a Japanese battle fatality.
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HK Emperors OF
China
Lifang Chane
Han Lin Academy
Times
Fientsin
Li Hung Chang
Len
Yashan
Kwangui
Sun
Tientsin
The Strike at Omaha Brings Blocked Picket Lines and Beatings
Aug 10 Natchers Oxana report two hundred extra deputy sheriffs added to guards at packing houses. Strikers refuse to withdraw picket lines as officers avoid collision. Several workers absent, packers complain of warrants. A striker mob attacked a worker, police intervened, Captain Connell warned lines would be kept. The beaten man returned to work amid tense conditions.
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Oxana
Connell
Fatal Scaffold Collapse at City Hall Job
Eight workers injured and one bricklayer dead after a scaffold collapsed inside the new city hall in Jenser City. Thomas Dwyer died fifteen minutes after the accident. others injured include Frank Fields Patrick Kennedy Peter Sullivan John Jensen Martin Flemming Henry Detmorrin. Disastrous mine cave in Scranton causes extensive property damage and many houses wrecked. Britannia wins Cowes town prize. Vigilant defeated. Bank of Kapies director Cuciniello dies in prison amid scandals. Robbery by masked men in Webltenspine. $220 and a gold watch taken. Coxeyites ordered to leave Virginia. Governor Oferath issues notice. Father and daughter killed as cart horse and cart run away. 15-year-old wife shoots would-be suitor in Newaerse. Morrison chosen to succeed Congressman Marshall.
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Jereoy City
New City Hall
Jenser City
Thomas Dwyer
Frank Fields
Patrick Kennedy
Peter Sullivan
John Jensen
Martin Flemming
Henry Detmorrin
Scranton
Scraxton
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
Fellows and
Eighth Streets
Democratic state call set for Saratoga on September 25
A brief item notes New York Democratic state committee plans a call at Saratoga on September 25. Other snippets include Horace Fuisley of Allegany nominated by Maryland Populists for Congress and several unrelated incidents from across the country.
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Maryland
Baaltine Aus. i
Glynden Park
J. D. Parker
Baltimore
Z. C. Lee
Prince George’s County
William OH. Sitk
Anne Arundel
Albert E. Shoemaker
Monsomerr County
New York
Saratoga
Horace Fuisley
Alegany County
Congress
Waycross
Thomas
Dr. Davis
Coilburg
W. Va
Byrnes
Wilson
Kelso
England
Russia
Caswell Bennett
Court of Appeals of
Kentucky
Hopkinsville
Kolb Aims At Dual State Government In Alabama
The Kolb faction declares plans to form a dual state government in Alabama. They allege election fraud in 1882 and 1892 counties, calling for Thursday meetings at county courthouses to organize law and order leagues and assert civil sovereignty. Kolb says he will travel to Montgomery to organize the effort.
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Capiin Kolb
Kolb Averris
Rulb Lvaders
Gates
Ucket
General Assembly
Joy Sayrenw
Keith
Aires
Law and
Kolb
Montgomery
Yesterday's baseball games and regional notes
National League results include Boston 7 Philadelphia 2 Brooklin 11 Baltimore 7 Washington 7 New York 3 Lewisville 5 Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 6 Cincinnati 5 Eastern League scores Wilkesbarre Erie 14 12 Binghmton Syracuse 85 Providence crops note southern crops likely larger than ever with corn unprecedented and cotton outlook bright. Fight Against Removal shipping commissioner Dryden vows court challenge Wyoming populist nominees listed. Officers arrested in Brazil Indiana. Fish dying mysteriously in Manitawney creek, Berks county with suspected poisoning questions.
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National League
Boston
Brneston
Philadelphia
Ac Brooklin
Brooklin
Baltimore
Washington
New York
Lewisville
Pittsburg
Chicago
Oineinnati
Impeachment of Alabama Judge Tally Ends in Murder Guilty
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled Judge Jobs B. Tally guilty of murder in the Ross killing case, finding he aided and abetted the murder to influence events around the Stevenson's Stevenson incident. Associate Justice Head dissented as the case sent Tally to removal, a move that shocks the public given his reputation and popularity.
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Rrobert C. Hoss
Ala
Tally
Iachson
Ross
Seevenson
Scottsboro
Skeltonia
Hrim
Steven
Tastly
Skelinos
Stevenson
Mos
Hoss
Rosa
Taller
Sheltons
Shelton
Jobs B. Tally
Robert C. Boas
Head
Misleading Folly on Making Art From Scraps
Judie Chorlet parodies advice columns that urge turning shabby rooms into artistic spaces with junk. The piece mocks the wasteful, overambitious remodeling schemes and the magazine habit of glamorizing thrift with decorative scraps. It ends by pondering the psychology of promoting such mis directions.
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Judie
Reading Folly and Frugal Room Makeover on a Convent Wall
A discussion on improving a modest room with limited funds favors practical paint and curtains over bric-a-brac folly. It advises small, craftlike wall pockets and needle holders, illustrated by linen pockets bound in braid, aimed at elevating an apartment’s look with simple, inexpensive touches.
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Scranton Baseball Association
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Supreme Court of the United States
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