New York and Philadelphia Markets Report and Miscellany
A long market summary notes stock exchange stagnation with board traders leading. The report covers diverse items including flour, wheat, oats, beef, pork, lard, dairy products, cheese, eggs, and live stock prices in New York and Philadelphia, plus notes on demographics, a 109 year old death in Missouri, French January revenue surplus, and incidents at a world fair site in Chicago.
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New York
Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
Det. & Hudson
la del Para
Western Steam
York
New York Large
Lucy Evans
Inpendence
Suralus
Zeir
Chatea
Tean
Fred Gerdinger
Imp
Repeal Bill Passes House Amid Party Vote
In Washington and Was harsetas reports, the bill repealing federal election laws passed the Senate and awaits President Cleveland’s signature. The House adopted the McCreary resolution condemning Minister Stevens and upholding Cleveland’s Hawaiian policy, with a strict party line vote.
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McCreary
Stevens
Cleveland
Waskiscox
Stewart
Nevada
Allen, Kyle
Peter
Senate
House
Reed
Boutelle
Blend
Messrs
Tracey
Cochran
The Tariff in the Senate and Political Split Rumors
The article reports on tariff bill wrangles in the Senate, noting Democratic split risks over income tax and ad valorem duties. It cites Voorhees and other senators, amendments, and potential recommitment dynamics amid press rumors and countervailing positions. It also covers related political notes from Harrisburg and local incidents including a murder case and a bank embezzlement arrest.
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Voorhees
Seaace Boance Committee
Hill, Murphy and Gorman
Senate
Jones
Arkansas
Cameron
Call
Stewart
Carlisle
Congress
The Gay Zella Nicholaus in New York Departure Fight
The Gay Zella Nicholaus, linked to George Gould rumors, caused a hotel disturbance at Victoria with Mr Ruhman. After a cash shortboard bill, a constable seized a large trunk. Zella paid over $100 and left for New York aboard the 4 o clock train.
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Czicace
Zella Nicholaus
George Gould
Victoria Hotel
al Ruhman
Zella
Mr. Ruhman
Ais. Ruhman
Kuohman
Lake Shore
New York
The Hillman Mystery Claims New Disappearance Facts
In the Hillman case counsel for the insurance companies allege new facts about John M. Hillman’s disappearance. They argue Hillman died abroad, not in the United States, and that the produced body was not Hillman but a Fort Madison cigarmaker who wrote home before leaving Wichita. The cigarmaker vanished soon after, suggesting motives to fake death.
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Torera
Kan
Hilman
John M. Hillman
Hillman
United States
John NM. Hillman
Coloniel
Ware
Hilliman
Fears for Missing Schooner Samuel H Walker
Shipping circles fear for the safety of the three masted schooner Samuel H Walker of Taunton Massachusetts which left Tampa on January 16. It is commanded by Captain George T Nickerson of Wilmington Delaware with a crew of eight. The Fippera Forgiven is reported in SERSEY City as John Quinn the reformed gambler who eloped with his partner's daughter in evangelistic work has been forgiven by his father in law and returned to assist in the evangelistic effort.
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O'Donnell
Harrisburg
Hugh O'Donnell
Homestead
Associated Press
Eight Hour Herald
Chicago
O’donnell
Barrimors
Samuel H. Walker
Taunton
Mass
George T. Nickerson
Wilmington
Del
Sersey City
Feb
John Quinn
E. P. Goff
France
Pants
Compiegne
Fty
Belgium
ANOTHER RACE RIOT AT BRINTON AND FATAL ACCIDENTS
Reports from Brinton Pa describe a clash between American and foreign laborers at an excavation for the Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company with both sides claiming job discrimination. A separate incident near Enmasera Pa recounts a partygoer shot in a coat pocket accident. The news also notes a series of transport and labor developments including a traction syndicate acquisition in LAScASTEN and an employer’s talk on consolidating tailors unions.
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Bundred
Attagsk
Brinton
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
Turtle Creek
Electric Syndicate
Lascasten
J. J. Patterson
Pennsylvania Traction Company
Columbia and Ironvilly Electric Road
Tila
Columbia
Patterson
Columbia and Donegal Electric Railway
Aquidaban Survives Fierce Rio Fort Assault
In Rio de Janeiro a battle between the Aquidaban and forts Santa Cruz Sc Stolen and Santa Cruz’s gunners with nearby rebel ships left four civilians dead and many wounded. The battleship suffered no damage, while shore batteries and torpedo craft fired without decisive effect.
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Associated Presa
Rio Janeiro
Sante Ana
Penas da Areia
Rio
Desterro Ahe
Quivive
Fort Santa Cruz
Fort Sc
Fort Sage
Bay
St. John
Aquidaban
Fort Villegaignon
Guatichara
Libertabde
Admiral da Gama
Guanebsra
Pedro Mainetti
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Han Goed
Acd
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Jonathan Biber
Dealaer
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Janaddte
Garrott & Pearre's
Prescription Druggists
Southimasket Street
Prederick
Frederick Markets
Geo. I. Cramer
Frederick Glevator
Iour
Rte Choice
East Iisenzy
Fforld
Frederick, MD
Doc
Herbert
Wasarsetos
Washington
Hatch
Representative Hatch
Missouri
Committee On Agriculture
Treasury
Hixeros
Prendergast
Criesco
Harrison
Jaror A. G. Murray
Wilreseabre
William S. Carson
Lehigh Valley
Mauck Chunk
Waikesbarre
Cosnlisvnliz
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Peter F. Neville
Greensay
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Anthony Thomas
Tollifer
Thomas
Slosson
Schaefer
Bostov
George F. Slosson
Jacob Schaefer
Ives
Wizard
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Caidwell
Frederick Marvin
Third National Bank
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Mirs
Emily Brace Girdle
School Street
Pennsylvania
Wasureron
Benderton
Levi Bushime
Cherry Spring
James Donahue
Churchville
J. J. Finney
Ercildown
Emma C. Walton
Everhart
R. H. Garrett
Ickesbury
Edgar Kochenderfer
McEwensville
EW. Armstrong
Ciannseree
W. Va
David D. Lambert
Glenville
Israel T. Davidson
Mena
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Austin Jes Rings
Casvitty
W. B. Comex
anti-Southern Railroad
Chicago Drainage Canal
Lockport
Blis
Deralb
W. L. Elwood
Gloucester
Renert J. Edwards
Harpicecee
Joseph Hart
Aisk Creek
Huntingdon County
A. E. K. Benham
Benham
Sio Janeiro
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Belmont
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Lr Rees
Ark
Martin le Bumpe
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Half Cavalry
Polce Court
H. J. Warmer
New Orleans
Corn Exchange Bank
Noeggistons
Marty Zaville
Andrea Bronzo
South Carolina
Cuaziestos
Charleston
Grand Jury
Berkeley County
Harrisstac
Simonton
Soldiers Orphans’ Schedl Commission
Scotland
Franklin County
George W. Skinner
Pittsburg
Ricasosy
Prince William
O'Ferrell
Alexandria Light Infantry
Manassas
Lambert
Camden
N. J
Theodore Lambert
William G. Kairer
Hitchener
Lonpoy
Kitchener
Egyptian War Department
Scott
Khedive
K.C.M.G
Quade
Khe Somech
kKhedive
Ceneral
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Cook
KL. McClure
St For
Smith
Polk and
Sevier
Ohio
Mahoning Valley
Enmasera
Lillie Finney
William Finney
Miss Finnes
Miss Finney
Merchant Tailors’ National Exchanges
Matthews
Cutters’ Association
Journeymen Tailors’ Union
Rosn
Spain
Vienna
Austria
Bostox
D. A. Buckley
Cambridge
Furglars Louth Bank
Toiz
J.C. 3
Sider
Desbler
Here
Chor
Fets
James B. Nichola
Frederick TE. Childs
Sylvester Los
Childs
Nichols
Bridgeport
Bripsepont
Conn
Street Railway
Traction Company
Ixpiasapolis
Eand Xieser Street
Louis Kuehler
Rosa Kuehler
India
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Feela
Newael
George Willimams
West Street
Vancouver
B.C
Estelle
Bulffewar
Rio de Janeiro
Detroit
Charles H. Price
John Porter
Alies Prentice Taylor
Aliss Harrison
Price
St. Joseph
Radical
Buenos Ayres
Nations Party
Intenor
Newark
N. 2
Frederick Quackenbush
New Post Office
Dviggins
Springfield
Ths
Altgeld
Indiana
Zimri Dwiggins
Oxfort
Ind
Commercial Bank
Yorktown
Chestfr
Sofia
Maria
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