Frederick Markets Show Dull Trading and Lower Quotations
The Frederick markets report dull and uninteresting share speculation on New York and Philadelphia exchanges. Prices slipped across most active listings with losses in key issues, while commodities such as flour, pork, butter, cheese, eggs, and beef showed mixed to weak demand and firmer or softer bids depending on the item. Lush notes include declines in hogs and a general demoralization in sheep and lambs, as farmers faced softer activity and lower quotation ranges.
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3 Coupons with LO in Stamps or Coin Offer
A brief note requests sending or bringing three coupons labeled LO for stamps or coin exchanges. It lacks details on issuer, deadline, or location, and reads as a casual ask rather than a formal offer.
Wilson Tax Letter Sparks House Row Against Employers
A Massachusetts representative attacks the use of coercive petitioning by protected industries. He alleges workers were forced to sign protests and demands proof or withdrawal of charges. The item spans multiple districts and continues with assorted regional notices from Feb. 7.
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North
United States House of Representatives
Tiven Ensane by Fire at Sea Sees Feb 1
Advices from Thos 2 report a fire aboard the Queensland mats boat Dorands from Brisbane on Feb 1 near an island. Some crew panicked, the steward drowned, a seaman went mad, and the vessel was mastered by femes.
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Thos 2
Queensland Mats
Dorands
Brisbane
Grief at Funeral of George W Childs in Philadelphia
Philadelphia February 7 crowds attended the funeral services for George W Childs at St James Protestant Episcopal Church drawing many from varied walks of life. A private service preceded at the Childs residence and officers guarded surrounding streets. The event reflected widespread sorrow in the community.
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Childs
Oelock Ue
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Aspatria Adrift in Gulf Storm With Sailors Injured
The British steamer Aspatria from New York to Hamburg hit a ferocious gale in the Gulf Stream 200 miles northwest of Halifax. She lost rudder gear and lifeboats, damage spread through decks and cabins, and four crew members were washed overboard with one drowning. Injured sailors were brought to Piersscre for treatment, including Captain Charles C. Bryan and others.
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George Dunn
Albert Daniels
James Payne
George Hosier
James Heenie
Thomas Morgan
Nicholas Falk
Charles Christiansen
Robert Howkie
James Brown
Amos S. Carfe
Robert Brotherton
William Carrey
TRAIN ROBBERS SENTENCED ACROSS STATES
National and regional crime notes report Mansker and companions found guilty of murder in Arkansas and slated for hanging in April. Kansas and Missouri robbers Hendrick and Shepherd receive life or related sentences as part of a spate of violent crime coverage.
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Albert Mansker
Oliphant
W. P. McNally
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Iron Mountain Road
Jude Hutler
Manaker
James I. Wyrind Thomas Brady
Aprifti
Prye Beerf
Oswego
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Mound WaHer
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Prevented A Bloody Riot In Wisconsin
Oshkosh to Kaukauna incident sparks mob scene as A P A lecturer Professor Sima is arrested on libel charge at Appleton. Mayor Peter Reuter sues to block visit. riot threats calm after bail posted. Other items note Mississippi politics and local crimes from Portville to Nashville.
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House Deadlock Blocks Hawaiian Resolution Vote
Washington Feb 7. The Hawaiian resolution failed to pass as Democrats did not reach a quorum. A split within party lines appeared with several Democrats not voting, and Republicans abstained on main questions. The vote also prevented action on the federal election bill as debate time was extended.
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Russian czar recovering as Halvorsen wins skating title
Fragmented report notes the czar’s illness improving while Halvorsen takes the Norwegian skating championship. A seven man sailing party from Fin spoke of an academy incident and a medical college in a chaotic scene. A national amendment and reforms are mentioned amid unclear events.
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