21 Aug 1897
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1897
Page
1
Fragmented text shows labor leaders denouncing court injunctions against strikes. They call for a mass convention in St Louis on August 20, 1997, to seek a peaceful settlement and defend civil liberties against perceived judicial and capital interests. The note references the Honey Creek district and ongoing worker grievances.
The president of the state, honored by the press, visited the Ninth corps at a reunion in Troy. Army escort included Army National Guard companies. The president, a member of the Ninth corps, received an ovation and was elected honorary president. He signed in at the registering room with the corps badge.
Berpachio cites a proposal backed by Austria Russia Germany to set a life detention penal colony for dangerous anarchists with Spain pushing for national measures. France has not replied and the US Britain and Switzerland are expected to decline cooperation. Dropped Dead on a Crowned Street in New York Mrs E H Edwards 45 of Grandeville South Carolina died in front of a crowded avenue yesterday afternoon. ambulance summoned and body removed to the stationhouse.
Traders push wheat higher on bullish outlook as export news and weather factors fuel buying. Prices advance across September and December contracts with gains in sentiment. near 62 to 64 cents for No 1 red and actions driven by English spring wheat news and shorts covering. Transactions totalled thousands. large local demand supports the rally.
The text indicates a candidate named Rinde plans withdrawal amid convention talk and potential nomination issues. Mentions James and Shinde as participants and Yorks as a locale. The fragment suggests intrigue around treasurer candidacy and intra party maneuvering with uncertain outcomes.
A short report notes theft of items belonging to a 7s age individual. The text mentions valuables or popular goods may have been taken in the incident.
The miners resumed activity after weeks of idle labor amid efforts to win concessions. Workers had faced disruption in June and July, but some gains or accommodations were pursued without full owner concessions.
A local town reports a kidnapping scare where a wagoner disappeared from a patrol route. After days of searching, the individual was found unharmed near a river crossing. Rescuers credited rapid response and community tips for the safe recovery.
Fragmentary report lists yesterday's baseball results from minor leagues with scattered team names and scores. Text is garbled but mentions several clubs and a few possible outcomes, reflecting a busy schedule across multiple leagues.
New York dairy and stock traders report mixed movements. Beefs show active trade with native steers around 4.0 dollars. calves improve yet remain volatile. hogs weaken near 4.20 to 4.60. Sheep and lambs move lower on demand, while hides and other commodities vary through the day.
A jumble of notes reports on hides and ore prices, demand and rising values, with references to Chicago markets and wagon loads. The piece also notes a jail incident involving a physician and possible key access, and mentions a projected railroad link from Juneau to Rawson with a four day Juneau to Dawson trip.
The article notes a political intervention by government figures amid Cuban tensions and local mayoral contest dynamics. It mentions a candidate for mayor and opposition plans, plus a special investigation into convict camps led by Special Commissioner Ford Atkinson.
Fourteen pirates boarded the Italian bark Fiduela, ransacked her, and carried off her captain, boatswain, and a seaman near Cape Baba. Elsewhere, the Duke of York and Lord Frederick Roberta were installed as peers at Dublin Castle.
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