Stock and Produce Markets and US Tariff News
Corrected for this issue stock and market notes from August 10 discuss reduced activity on the New York and Philadelphia exchanges amid tariff bill uncertainty and a reported Senate-House agreement. It covers closing bids, grains, beef, pork, lard, cheese, and live stock prices, plus international shipping and racing reports including the Britannia trophy race and California Coreyites returning home from Roc City camp.
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New Fork
Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
Wee
Washington
Senate
House
N.Y
Lake
Bet
Elphta
Heid
Zamuir
Src
S.iéc
Auwust
New York
Penns
Ivania
Tariff Conferees Face Senate Clash Over Hill Resolution
Washington Aug 1 The tariff dispute returns to the fore as Senator Hill’s measure directing tariff conferees to report causes of disagreement stirs debate. House and Senate negotiators readied for further sessions while a poll leans that free sugar may derail the bill, amid signs of an intensified power struggle within the conference.
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Senate
Hill
Aldrich
West
Harris
Vilas
Gray
Asco
Senator Hill
House Conferrees
House
Wilson
Senate Conferrees
Kyle
Alen
Peffer
Caffery
Blanchard
Kyrie
Ailen
Petter
Caffers
Senster Jones
Two Min Entombed After Hampton and Fellows Mine Roof
Aug 11 reports from Serantos Pennsylvania describe a cave in at the Delaware Lackawanna and Western mine on Hampton and Fellows streets. John Morowsky and Frank Hiegelsky were entombed as rescuers bore a coal wall and drilled from surface. both men were carried out in a famished condition after surviving a forced lie-down in a two-foot-high gangway.
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Serantos Serantos
Hampton and
Fellows
Reets
Delaware, Lackananos and Western Company
John Morowsky
Frank Hiegelsky
Two Young Ladies Drowned Near Stevensville Lake Michigan
In Sn Josefa Michigan on August 11 Miss Bernie Mayer and Miss Painhart members of a resort party drowned in Lake Michigan near Stevensville. Life saving crews failed to rescue them. In Omaza Nebraska on August 11, reports from across the state warn of extremely hot winds with corn misfortune continuing due to drought.
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Josefa
Mich
Bernie Mayer
Painhart
Lake Michigan
Stevensville
Nebraska
Omaza
Woes of missionaries report plague fears in Canton
Miss Lulu F Whilden, a missionary in Canton China, describes mob violence and false rumors accusing foreigners of distributing poisonous scent bags to spread plague. She details attacks on missionary Dr Halverson and Miss Bigler, a rescue by Captain Barton, and widespread danger to Christians and foreign residents amid cholera and plague outbreaks.
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Baziratore
Aug
Robert H. Bogue
Lulu F. Whilden
China
Miss Whilden
Canton
Hong Kong
Horan
S. Eckman
Barton
Corn Crop Exaggerations Note Dampened Trade View
Bradstreets review says evidence shows the worst of the commercial ebb is past as manufacturing and trade signals improve. Steel billets gain fifty cents per ton, domestic wool markets firm for sellers, and corn acreage suggests a crop large enough to meet or exceed earlier years. Bankruptcies show five weeks ending Aug nine with Liabilities of 11.13 million, mostly manufacturing and trading.
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New York
Aug. C
Bradstreets
Telegraph
Bradatreet
United States
Canada
Yesterday's Baseball Scores and Local News
Yesterday's baseball results include Washington over Philadelphia four to one and Brooklyn defeating Boston six to one. Also Chicago and Cleveland halted at two runs in eight innings, with other scores from Scranton, Wilkes-Barre, and Syracuse Providence. Plus reports from San Francisco on railroad manhunt and several local accidents and fatalities in Leesstrne, Purcellville, Jersey City, and SSiwa Alabama.
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Washington
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Boston
Baltimore
New York
Louisville
Pittsburg
Chicago
Iinnings
Cleveland
Eastern Teague
Binchamton
Buffalo
Binghamton
Wilkesbarre
Eric
Syracuse
Providence
Scranton
SpringSeid
Fennerivania
Lancaster
Shenardosh
Auouuwa
City of Peking Arrives Sans Chinese Passengers
The steamship City of Peking returned to San Francisco from Hong Kong and Yokohama with no Chinese passengers aboard. Only a few Japanese travelers were on board as the Chinese government maintains its ban on departures.
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San Francisco
Peking
Hong Kong
Yokohama
Eviction for Pullman Strikers Sparks Housing Move
Cresco August 11 The Pullman company plans eviction of tenants to make room for new workers. About 3 000 strikers and families lived in company housing and 1 000 other workers with families want nearby homes. Officials say steps will be taken soon as furniture and coal become scarce, leaving tenants facing street eviction and possible town expulsion.
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Seaanghai
Chee Foo
Wei-Hai-Wen
Corea
China
Cresco
the Post
Pullman
Wickes
Wwa
President Reinhart Resigns Amid Stockholder Suit
New York August 1 Matilda Wallaer sues J W Reinhart president of the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe for damages claiming false statements of company finances and stock purchases, noting a resigning Reinhart. The suit seeks 50000 and 510000 damages.
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Atchison Road
New York
Matilda Wallaer
Supreme Court
J. W. Reinhart
Atchison, Topeka
Sante Ferailroml
Heinbart
Atchison
Stephen Little
Reinhart
Aing
Senator West May Not Seek Re election
Reports state Senator West will not run again. Boxing match set in Olympia New Orleans September 25 features Bob Fitzsimmons against Dan Creedon for a 5009 dollar purse. Frank Fields mason dead from injuries in Jersey City city hall accident. Police head Barnes accuses five sergeants of corruption. Colonel Tom Pepper and Judge Hinkead clashed in Lexington after a political argument. Florence Watts and Mamie Doyle injured by a fifty ton fly wheel burst in Nashua. Ambassador Bayard sails from London on a Mediterranean yachting cruise with Sir John Pender party will be away until September.
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Senator West
Bob Fitzsimmons
Dan Creedon
Olympia Club
New Orleans
Frank Fields
Jersey City
New City Hall
Barnes
New York
Tom Pepper
Judge Hinkead
Owens
Lexington
Florence Watts
Mamie Doyle
Nashua
Ambassador Bayard
London
Mediterranean
John Pender
Bayard
Twenty Four Killed In Wreck Near Lincoln Neb
A Chicago Rock Island and Pacific passenger train derailed on a Salt Creek trestle near Lincoln Nebraska. The engine and cars burst into flames, killing twenty four aboard and injuring many others. Authorities flag possible train wreckers with several suspects detained or questioned.
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World's Dispensary Medical Association
Mem St
Albert J. Pearre
Garrett & Pearre
Efchison Building
South Market Street
Frederick
L. M. Nixdorff, JR
Court Street
Frederick Markets
the News Secretary
Geo, I. Cramer
Frederick Elevator
Britanvia
Capleres
Cowes
Isie
Wizki
Iverna
Vismeg
Europe
Inversa
Viking
Britannia
California
Wassingtox
Roc Tyn
Baltimore and Potomac
Metropolitan Methodist Church
Cowes Town
Acres
Mercury
St Vincent
Conferrees
Bill Resolution
Upen
Nasuvinig
Tenn
Glendale Park
Lulu Randall
Detroit
Morton
Geneva
Ang. U
Legi P. Morton
Ar. Morten
Switzerland
Associated Press
Harre
Morten
Omaha
Omana
Neb
Mort
South Auaha
Port
Ind
H E. Rausch
Calaboose
Dierks
Law and Order League
Berks County
Geis Enrons
A. W. Campman
Reading
Kansas City
Elmer C. Settlee
Kansas City Life Deposit and Savings Bank
Federal Supreme Court
Vigilant
Hss
Prince of Wales
Windward
Gould
Leeward
Bresos Ayres
William Nershbred
Rossville
Tent
S. A. Crook
Benprse
George Hecker
Charlet Freeman
Freeman
Texas
Quien
Geasen
Seat of of War
Japan
BrissEis
Tere
Corse Loxoos
The
Times
Shanghai
Fusa
Vremsen
Seoul
Coren
Cearlestos
W.va
J. W. Davis
Montgomery
Sub Clendennin
City of Mexico
Senor
Jose Verastegui
Government Stamp Department
Francisco Romero
Iance
Pillmore
Southern Pacific Railroad
Leesstrne
Loador County
Purcellville
Here
John Nichols
Philmont
Samuel Leslie
Carl H Maxwell
Consolidated Traction Company
Green and
Montgomery Street
Maxwell
Edward Carroll
Ssiwa
Ala
Ity Simkins
Qds Ears
Tex
Prairig Uioe
John Jacobs
Walter Atchley
Tom Blanchard
Will Heatley
John Jackson
Chris Petty
Will Walsh
Teresa
Kan
Santa Fe
Er. B. Nickerson
A .B. Robinson
Mexican Central
Topeka
Ristous
Brazil
William Moore
Willian Richmond
Edward Reffett
Willian Fenster
Smith
Refiett
Paris
Dijon
Cesario Fin
Carnot
Robert A Welch
Riverton Gun Club
Thomas & Dando
Rivertos Gas Ciub
Eastos
Caroline Haserman
Phillissburg
Easton
Lincoln
Web
Neh
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Union Pacific Nnd
Burlington and Missouri River
Salt Creek
Sniwker
Express
HE Planey
Council Bluils
J. D. Mattherre
Harry Moore
the Depew
Council Blut
D. Hamsdell
Falebury
C. D. Stannard
Bt. Joseph
John Munger
Omnia
H.R. Peters
Council Biniff
F. H. Gernik
Charles Unrob
A. B. Edde
Pawnee
M. Beaver
Fritz
Inlaw
Lincelp
Brown
Colonel Bills
Colgnel Bills
Fames
South Omaha
Fairbure
Conmans
Counterton
Cenerelly
Oklahoma
Rock Island
W. Glover
Sid Ton
Round Pond
O. T
Hock Island
Toose
George Davis
Cai
Dinabay
Tulare
Ray
Norton
Pennsylvania
Gottrepert
Natonal
Snowden
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