Market Summary From Philadelphia and New York
The Philadelphia market reports weak wheat and flour with various grades quoted. Oats and corn steady to quiet, beef and pork steady, dairy products mixed with firmer cheese and egg prices. In New York, beef and veal demand dull, sheep and hog markets slow, and live stock trading limited.
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Philadelpais
Pennsylvania
Hemel
New York Large
SB liFicz
Mali
Southern
Peckham Defeated in Senate Confirmation Vote
The Senate rejected WB Peckham of New York for associate justice of the Supreme Court by 41 to 2. Democratic and Republican senators split on confirmation with 41 voting against and 2 in favor, amid executive-session speeches by Vilas George and White. The court resumes March 5, and the president faces a smaller bench scenario.
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White
Mr. Peckham
Huster
Wasnrseros
Senate
WB. Peckham
New York
Supreme Court
Yeas—Bate
Blackbers
Brice
Butler
Caffery
Dixon
Faulkner
George
Gray
Hale
Harris
Hunton
Kyte
Lindsay
Martin
McPherson
Mills
Mitchell
Ore
Weebler
Peckham
Wfis
Palmer
Pasco
Pettigrew
Platt
Proctor
Ransom
Rosch
Squire
Stockbridge
Turpie
Hill
Hoar
Irby
Jones
Ark
Lodge
McLaurin
Manderson
Morrill
Murphy
Peffer
Perkins
Powers
Pugh
Shoup
Stewart
Teller
West
Washburn
Cal
Wilson
Messrs
Camden
Gordon
Jie Millen
Smith
Morgan
Dubois
Quay
Vance
Wolcott
Colquitt
Sherman
Vilas
Harley
Benator White
California
Vetusbie
Supreme Bench
Hawley
Bupteme
Blant
Joseph F. Blant
Liadison Square Bank
Oyerand
Justice Barrett
Lance
Bland Seigniorage Bill Stalled by Senate Filibuster
The lower house debated Bland’s silver seigniorage bill as Republicans and Democratic opponents filibustered to force a quorum. The roll call showed 193 in favor of proceeding for debate, with 145 supporting the motion, including 9 Populists and 9 Republicans. Some senators abstained or opposed, and a recess was called. Proceedings suggest Bland may fail to secure a quorum before Monday. Orphans Court records note the release of Mary A. Crampton to spouse W. King for record filing.
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Ji. Bland
Washington
Bland
Pege
Rhode Island
Ryan
New York
Republians
Bowers
Cal
Brodeston
Marsh
Herman
Eiaigore
Tex
Orphans Court
Mary A. Crampton
Spbn
W. King
Terrible accident on German ironclad near Kiel Bay
Terrible shipyard disaster aboard the German ironclad Brandenburg near Stellerecund at the Kiel bay entrance. Eleven artificers were in the engine room when a main steam pipe burst. thirty-nine men were killed and nine injured. Four Kiel ships carried doctors and supplies to the scene. most injured were hospitalized with expectations of recovery.
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Bael Bay
Kren
Brendenburg
Stellerecund
Kiel Bay
Imperial Duckyord
Kiel
No Technicalities for New Trial in McKane Case
Brooklyn February dispatch reports Deputy Attorney General states there are no technicalities on which the convicted McKane can secure a new trial. Prosecution plans to bring more Gravesend election defendants to trial while Rumors mention property transfers by Richard Newton and potential bail jumps among small defendants.
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John Y. McKane
Gravesend
McKane
Newton and Sutherland
Coney Island
Mureby
Morris
Sewtor
Richard
Newton
George W. Newton
Gravesend Bay
Justice Newton
Cou 2
McBane
Supervisor McHeon
MicKane
Board of Supervisors
McKene
Board of Aldermen
Tosa
Record of varied 192?Trade and crime news items
This item outlines a week of price declines in wheat silver iron and steel with some gains in demand yet overall unfavorable textile activity and rising failures in both the U S and Canada. It also reports a San Francisco gambling house robbery with $1000 taken and two suspects at large a France Portugal dispute over a Lisbon to Madrid toy railroad bonds and fears of a ghost haunting a Chicago jail and a saloon shooting in St Louis plus a credibility trial in New York and a murder verdict in San Francisco and Albany move to classify nickel slot machines as lotteries.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Tradyeays
Gonnellsville
Bessemer
Pittsburg
Grey Forge
Philadelphia
Mor
United States
Canada
Dangers of African Mining in Demerara Threaten Americans
On the Tyomeo arriving from Demarara US Consul Louis Dela plaine and A. Kaiser of Centralia warn Americans away from Demerara gold ventures. Royalty taxes, search seizures, and harsh treatment of miners deter exploration. consular guidance urges applicants to Washington for mining reports before leaving.
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Tyomeo
Demarara
Louis. Delaplaine
United States Counsul
A. & Keiser
Centralia
Demarars
Kaiser
Dirrabe
United States
Jeas
Consul Dhapline
Demerara
State Department
Washington
Two Bold Bandits Ride The Overland Train
A Southern Pacific Overland No. 0 eastbound from Los Angeles to resco near Roscoe suffers a daring armed train robbery. Five robbers in masks fire on the train explode express car bombs, seize valuables, and flee on horses toward the mountains as sheriff deputies pursue. Nine killed or injured while others escape.
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Los Angeles
Cal
California
Rescoe
Southern Pacific Overland
Roscoe
Thomas
Youn Masters
Harry Daly
Harry Edgar
Freman
Express
Burbank
Cline
Striking Weavers Demand Higher Wages
Weavers strike for increased pay that has been pending for days and expanded yesterday. It involves about 40 men and is expected to put over 2,600 women out of work as men stay idle. Strikers say manufacturers had cut wages to about 1 dollar per week.
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Yous
Jong
A Dangerous Resting Place in Tennessee Snow
A night incident at a Chattanooga furnace involved three young black tramp sleepers who were struck by a speeding car, with one man Harrison Porter injured and later removed from the debris. Also noted is a separate report about General Jubal Early, 73, found unconscious after a Civil War post office incident.
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Tens
Citfeo Furnace
Beris Lyeenarns
Wwe
Geishal Jubal
Rannings Caret Ke Lais Confederacy
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