Market Reports and a Tragic Death at Lexington
Closing quotations from New York and Philadelphia exchanges show irregular shares and mixed advances with some declines. The New York dairy and butter markets hold steady while beef, pork, and lard show varied firmness. In Lexington, Mass, contractor Conrad Juul was found unconscious with a gunshot wound and died hours later, authorities suspect a dispute with an Italian worker.
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Stie
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iSe
Cdo Creamery
Higins
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BE. Do
Pennsylvania Creamery
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Harder
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Mass
Conrad Jaul
Juul
Strike Commission Hearings Open With Testimony From Labor Side
At the national labor commission in Curcago the majority of labor witnesses had been heard and the railroad and Pullman interests would present their case. Frank W. T. Glover praised Pullman housing for its moral surroundings and higher costs. Paul Hermes noted Pullman rents at 15 dollars monthly and criticized Kensington sewers. Various witnesses rebutted claims of violence by strikers, while Marshal Fitzgerald detailed substantial property losses from fires blamed on youths. The panel adjourned for lack of the police chief’s appearance, with calls for additional testimony from Mayor Hopkis and Governor Altgeld. In a separate incident, Thomas F. Byrnes saved several drowning men in Philadelphia.
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Glover
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Pullmen Company
T. B. Johnston
Roseland
Es'wiliam McKey
Benjamin Atwell
Blue Island
A. Lungren
Pullman Company
Janet
John Fitzgerald
Brennan
Hopkis
Swenie
Altgeld
Anti Lynching League Formed in Indianapolis
An anti lynching organization was formed in Indianapolis yesterday by prominent colored citizens led by Miss Ida Wells who lectured in England. The permanent committee includes President George Cable and secretaries Mrs. William Perry and Mrs. Ladena Williams. Ministers present were elected vice presidents. The other snippet notes pending court action on Aldrich’s dispensary law in Aiken with an extra session possible and a quick decision anticipated.
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Ida Wells
Troman
England
George Cable
Wiliam Perry
Ladena Wiliams
Gasoline stove accident in St Joseph kills two
In St Joseph a mother and her two children were badly burned when a gasoline stove was lit with ether during an incident that cost the baby its life and left the mother and another child fatally burned. In Chicago, postoffice repairs are to begin immediately after the city’s postmaster Hass term Hesing secures funds for urgent needs. In New Orleans, Mayor Vallahar is found guilty of bribery by the jury.
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Chicago
Carcaco
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New Orleans
Vallahar
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Wenstrom Electric Company
Lim
Fort Wayne Etectew Company
Fort Wayne
Ind
Fort Wayne Company
Alk
Cleveland at Washington in Gray Gables trip report
President Cleveland returned to Washington from Gray Gables after a brief rest with Secretary Lamont and Dr O Reilly. Crowds at the Pennsylvania Station greeted the arrival as officials noted the trip’s apparent tariff implications and ongoing cabinet discussions remained undisclosed. In other dispatches, Chinese laborers facing expulsion, a Colorado man shot near Cripple Creek may lose an arm, and internal revenue receipts hit a high as new tariff plans loom.
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Peruvian Rebels Driven Back by Government Forces
Lrta Peru August 23 government recovers complete control of the coast. Insurgents retreat from northern provinces to the mountainous interior district to regroup.
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Peru
Inverior
Owens barbecue sparks sharp attack on Breckinridge
In Lexington Kentucky a crowd of about twenty thousand at Ashland district barbecue denounced Breckinridge. Speakers including W G Owens G W Leckhart Judge George B Kinkead and others assailed the congressman. Kinkead urged defense of Mrs Blackburn and retirement of Breckinridge citing alleged crimes and hypocrisy. Welch wins Riverton plate. South Jersey railroad goes to receivers. Holman renominated in Indiana. Lowell mills to restore wage cuts if new tax bill passes.
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W G. Owens
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Breckinridge
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Brezen
New Bedford Strike Shows No Material Change
The New Bedford strike remains at a standstill with mills closed. Howland mills likely to reopen next Monday after a conference, while rivals accuse Howland of bias. Mayor Brownell to host talks as labor leaders say a necessary cut could end the impasse.
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Ross
Spinners' Union
Howland
Howland Mills
Howland, Rotch
Willis
Byron F. Card
Messrs. Howland
Card
Brownell
Jealousy Tragedy In Stiters Alley Ends In Double Rush
In EsRans Pa on August 22 Sanie Jack, a woman whose career has been checkered, swallowed Jaudanam before several witnesses in Stitler's alley. The dramatic scene ended with her likely death. Jealousy of her lover William Scott is cited as the motive.
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Jaudanam
Stitler
War of Authority Over Refugee Arrests in San Salvador
Conflicting actions by United States Marshal Baldwin and Mare Island commandant Captain Howison block the capture of refugees tied to General Ezeta. Navy and State officials struggle to authorize transport and extradition while Judge Morrow issues warrants and Consul Calderan delivers papers for the men charged with murder and robbery.
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International Bank of
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Andress Amaya
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Bustamente
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Ida Dent Weight
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Salvador
Rafael Guiteras
Exeta
Guiteras
Death at a crossing in Kentucky with five killed
A northbound express struck pedestrians near Hazel Kentucky. Five occupants died instantly, including Lennie and Lillie ey aged 13 and 4, with two sisters and other relatives injured. The crowd crossed the track as the train roared by, scaring the cattle guard into action. The accident ended with multiple life threats and serious injuries.
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