Wiman Seeks Canada United States Trade Ties
In New York on December 31 Erastus Wiman testifies that closer Canada United States business relations are earnestly desired by Canadian merchants and manufacturers The fishery issue is key with Canada spending 50 million annually on goods and duties totaling 5 million Abrogating duties could boost trade Great Britain would resist political annexation but tolerate reciprocity.
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New York
post office
Great Britain
United States
existogtrex
international bow
Ardeataber
Britain
George F. Hoar
Massachusetts
Eugene Hale
Maine
Joseph N. Dolph
Oregon
James L. Pugh
Alabama
Fitz J. Batson
Gloucester
National Fishery association
Erastus Wiman
Canada
Wiman
John Bull
Air
Minnesota
Manitoba
Canadian Senate
Thurber
Thomas L. Greene
Francis W. Glenn
Maryland Senator Gorman Attacks Australian Ballot Plan
United States Senator Gorman denounces the Australian ballot at a meeting of Democratic editors in Maryland. He argues the reform would fail in Maryland due to uneducated voters and urges secrecy after the speech. The event represents a major political stir amid Democratic efforts and labor groups backing reform.
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Gorman
BallmaxE
United States
Maryland
Business Democratic association
itelf
Fireman Dies in Sleep After False Alarm at Ludlow Street
New York mourns Fireman Charles H. Morris of Engine Company 17 who died after slipping from a firehouse pole in his sleep while dreaming of a bell. He collapsed, was rushed to Gouverneur Hospital, and his death appeared imminent. The day’s other items report Maine shipbuilding gains, a deportation dispute, miner unrest in Pennsylvania, and miscellaneous notes.
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New York
Charles H. Morris
Engine Company 17
Ludlow street
freman
Morris
Hastil
Gouverneur hospital
Vega
Boston
Merrill
W. H. Beers
New York Life Insurance company
Eleven cremated in Michigan tragedy at Hurontown
A family of Gross residents and a guest perished in a early morning blaze that consumed their Hurontown home. Eight children and a visitor died, while two sons escaped by jumping from a window. Investigators found eleven charred remains, with no clear cause. Authorities note possible intoxication of parents upon returning from a dance.
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Haxcues
Mich
Hurontown
Gross
Theodore, Jr
Huron stamp mills
Nicholas
Law2 Is Constitutional Kemmler Must Die by Electricity
The general term of the New York Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of execution by electricity in the Kemmler case. Justice Dwight wrote the opinion, reviewing animal experiments and accidental deaths caused by currents. Kemmler, who killed Willie Zie in Buffalo on March 29, faces execution at Auburn prison in the week beginning June 1 after legal delays and habeas corpus appeals.
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Kemmler
Rochester
supreme court
Dwight
toler
Luffalo
Auburn
Jonell
Edward S. Day
Kemumier
Buffalo
Willie Zie
Philadelphia
Memunier
Striking Gripmen Defeat Knights of Labor in Pittsburgh
Five gripmen and eight conductors of the Pittsburg Traction road were discharged for joining the Knights of Labor. A Kenighta of Labor order demanded all Knight members leave cards at Oakland avenue station. By 3 pm, most Knights complied, with several sympathizers still on duty. The company kept cars moving by assigning passenger fare collectors on each car. Cable service continued normally under police protection, with no major trouble reported.
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Pittsburg Knights of Labor
Windroad Company
Pittspens
pripmen
Pittsburg Traction road
Knights of Labor
Kenighta of Labor
Oakland avenue station
TRE MARKETS AND PRICES ON STOCK PRODUCE AND PETRO JTEA
Market reports from Dec indicate mixed activity across stock exchanges and commodity sectors. Reading and Lehigh notes show bids and steady tendencies. New York and Pittsburgh glimpse oil and produce movements with prices fluctuating, closing varied.
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Petro
Tania
Lehigh
Yaad
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JOEL GUTMAN
N. Eutaw St
BALTIMORE
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JOEL GUTMAN & CO
FINE DREW GOODE
FANCY GOODE
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BALTIMORE, MD
EVELRY
JOHN W. MORRIS
First National Bank
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North Market and
Church Streets
Frederick
RODEBUCK
Ladiesburg
Fred’s Co
Louis McMfarray
Louis McMurrAy Packing Co
All Saints’ street
JANE EL McMURRAY
WILLIAM A. FISHER
Louis McMUrrAy
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO
SAM FRANCISCO
CAL
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HEW FORK
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BEECHAM
THOS, BEECHAM
St. Helens
Lancashire
Enginee
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Unites States
BEECHAN
ERIE
N.HOWARD ST
FAYETTE BALTIMORE
Senatorial Committee
ATLANTA
T O. C. Blackburn
Georgia
Colnists
Isaae RB Hill
Washington
Randall
Townsend Inlet
Sea Isue Cry
N. J
Commonwealth
Caroline Coleman
MARYLAND SENSATION
BancGor
Dac
durin
Rappanhannock
America
Eimigration Board
New Yorke
Frederi Coudert
Erhardt
Edward Kempen
John I. G
Gardner
Pennland
emigration board
Europe
ALTOONA
Pinkerton
Dellwood
Punxsutawney
vicin
Weiney
Sir Mantwill
CHICAGO
Bruno Eberfing
Mrs. Mantwill
Max Mantwill
Longenecker
Academy of Music
St Louis
Bishop
all Druggusta
Michigan
Saimnes
Vietimen
Theodore Cross
Catherine
John
Toney
Mary
Lizzie
Joseph
Michael
Lenie
Locomotive brotherhood
Thomas
iether
San Francisco
Erwin
Bessie
Benton county
Oakland
Society of Church History
New Yene
American Society of Church History
St. Paul's bucch
Dr. Schatl
Union Theological ideal
George er
Yale college
Dr. Baird
Bishop Hurst
Scott
house of representatives
defaulier
Silcott
Marshal Ramedell
hiera
ALLENTOWN
Laurys
Engineer Musick
Prosper Wars
Benjamin Leniz
Cuicace
James E. Moore
Frealdent
Gompers
Hoperc
Federation of Labor
Carnegie
Pirtscene
Homestead steel works
Amalgamated association
Mosetz
Ind
Aven Sanderson
MIDDLETOWS
Dollie Brown
Mechanicsville
TRE MARKETS
en Fork
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Pennsylvania
Parnapetrata
Paey
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