The Markets Corrected for Risrs by Geo L Cramer
Market prices listed include flour per barrel, meat per hundred pounds, wheat per bushel, corn per bushel, oats per bushel, white feed per ton, lard and bacon per pound, potatoes per bushel, timothy hay per ton, eggs per dozen, butter per pound, beef live weight per pound, hogs live weight per pound, wool grease seed meal and flax meal per ton, with various agricultural commodities and livestock prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
London Moves Markets as American Shares Gain Ground
London acts as a major factor in today’s share speculation. Strong foreign demand supports American securities on the New York and Philadelphia exchanges. Lehigh Valley, Wheeling and Lake Erie, Delaware and Hudson show notable activity. In Philadelphia, flour and wheat trade, pork and lard prices edge higher while cheese and butter hold. In New York, beef, cattle, and lamb values rise modestly with general stock trends firm. Russia urges peaceful withdrawal of troops from Korea as China and Japan seek an amicable settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
London
Lehigh
Jersey
Lake Erie& W
del & Hudson
Philadelpela
Western Steam
Western Dairy
Co. Creamery
Do Creamery
Pennsylva Creamery
Pasakis
Pennsylvania
Turbulent rail strike tests troops in Chicago and telegraphs
Turmoil peaks as federal troops face jeers and rail sabotage across major lines. Mayors and police clash with protesters while strikes cripple Big Four and Lake Shore routes. Governor Altgeld protests federal use. President Cleveland defends troops as necessary to enforce law and protect commerce.
Britannia Beats Vigilant in Clyde Yacht Race Collision
Britannia wins by thirty five seconds after a collision between Satanita and Valkyrie which sank Valkyrie and injured a crewman. Victorious skipper Hank Haff praises British starting system while George Gould critiques American and British racing methods. Rescue efforts by steam yachts saved most of Valkyrie's crew. Vigilant later blamed calm patches and wind shifts for the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grascow
Yeade
Mudhouk
Clyde
Vatityary
Satanita
Valkyria
Valkyrie
Lord Dunraven
Stem
Vanduara
Brown
United State
Britannia
Gourock Bar
Atalanta
Associated Press
George Gould
Gould
Hank Haff
United States
America
Haff
Crendeid
Crawheld
Lord Denraven
Tarif Bill debated as congratulatory cable applauds
In the House yesterday a cablegram from the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies arrived on the occasion of American independence. The tariff bill reception drew Democratic applause before the bill was laid upon the speaker's table for action.
Baseball Scores Across Leagues and Death of Layard
Yesterday's baseball results feature NL games in Pittsburg Cleveland St Louis and more with Brooklyn Baltimore and Chicago beating opponents. Obituary notes mark the death of Sir Austen Layard, longtime diplomat and historian, following a storied career including ambassadorship to Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Simnings
Philadelphia
Finsburg
Cleveland
Boston
St. Louis
St. Denis
Brooklyn
Lowssville
New York
Louisville
Cincinnati
Baltimore
Chicago
Washington
Reading
Altoona
Hazleton
Potterille
Wilkesbarre
Wilkes
Austen Layardt
Tloxpox
St Austen Layard
BP. C
Paris
England
House of Commons
Sebastopol
Constantinople
World fair vehicles, buildings burned in great fire
The main buildings of the World’s fair except the Hort icultural Woman’s and several pavilions were destroyed in a large night fire at the Terminal station. The blaze spread quickly across structures including the Administration and Mines, with wind driving flames toward Transportation Manufactures and Agricultural halls. Police investigations point to possible arson as firemen fought the inferno.
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Chace
Horticultural Woman’s
Arc Palace
Columbian Exposition Salvage Company
Exposition Company
Terminal Station
Terminat
Dames
Alachinery Hall
Midwinter fair ends as world news flares across pages
California's midwinter fair closes on Wednesday while reports detail Hong Kong plague trends per British Medical Journal. London police arrest Cantwell and Quinn for alleged royal murder incitement. In Wheeling West Virginia LaBelle and Riverside mills restart, employing over 1,000. In New York a man is shot dead. in Missouri a man kills himself after domestic separation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
British Medical Journal
Hong Kong
Atlupon
Peter Smith
Phil Daly
Wido
Jennie Joyce
Paris Eclair
Thomas Cantwell
Charles Quinn
John Tittsworth
Balcony Collapse at Opera House Kills and Injures Many
A balcony at the Opera House in Hixros West Virginia collapsed during a dance, burying people beneath broken timbers and tossing victims into the street fifty feet below. Newton May 11 died instantly. Ossie AhGee age 3 died soon after. fourteen others were seriously injured in the disaster. authorities report a chaotic scene as dancers and spectators were swept up in the collapse and the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixros
W.va
Opera House
Newton May
Ossie AhGee
Nickelin Brothers Victory in Henley Regatta Heats
July 6 reports the sixth and seventh heats of the diamond sculls. Joseph Wright of Toronto loses to Vivian Nickels as Nickells dominate by wide margins in nine minutes ten seconds. Guy Nickells wins heat seven. In the double sculls for the silver goblets the Canadian pair Ryan and Wright fail to appear, leaving the Nickells brothers to win by walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickelin Brothers
Victorinns
Loaxpon
Diamond
Murder at Night in Tiresville Shocks Town
In Tiresville Pennsylvania on July 6 John McAndrews an 18 year old news agent for the Dunkirk and Allegheny Valley railroad was found dead in an alley behind his home. He had his throat cut his skull beaten and other injuries suggesting murder Fred McNowall about 19 was arrested after being found with McAndrews coat. A dangerous crank in Atlantic William Heger insane was arrested for attempting to murder manager Mehrer and claimed government employment to kill ex president Enrrinon to fund a trip to Indianapolis. An anarchist plot was reported by Pepolo Romana aiming to kill Crispi Carnot the czar and others within a week.
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Curcaco
Hftin
Uncle Sam
Lake Shore
Rock Island
Alton
Indiana
Western
Twenty-second Street
Joliet
Kansas City
Raton
N. M
Stnikers
Denver
Pacific
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Oakland
United States
Miles
Fortieth Street
Hopkins
Rubens
Qgbiet
Brennan
Lake Ore and
Michigan Southern
Epen
Wasmiuton
Cleve
Altgeld
Ilinois
Inllinois
Tam
Illinois
Savill
Hhuvis
United States Court
Cook County
Union
Cmmand
Thpois
Repis
Chicago
Post Office Department
Hartroop
Alta Alexander
South Windsor
John Cronan
Cronan
Alexander
Alexander Rannot
Tiresville
F. W. Truesdell
John McAndrews
Dunkirk and
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Fred McNowall
Atlantic
Atlantic City
William Heger
Manager Mehrer
Hager
Enrrinon
Fonda Aufficlent
Indianapolis
Mee
Rome
Pepolo Romana
Crispi
Italy
Carnot
France
Czar
Rusia
Laws of Anatomy and Novel Embellishments in Tapestry
A 19th century column critiquesArtistry in tapestry design noting anatomical errors in subjects and urging consultation with capable artists. It describes backs of hand mirrors, brushes, and comb handles crafted from fine white china, and mentions small detached Japanese heads used as decorations on various domestic items. It also details a Flemish linen traveling bag with cross stitch embroidery and a leather handle.
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Woarld
Main St
Buffalo
N.Y
Albert L. Pearre
Garrett & Pearre
Apothecary
Etchison Building
South Market Street
Frederick
J. M. Nixdorff, JR
Court Street
W.T. Delaplaine & Co
Seal Estate, Loan and Insurance
West Patrick Street
Frederick Markets
Geo. L. Cramer
Frederick Eler
A Ney
Ir Co
Starkets
Xew York
Russia
Prrcessree
China
Japan
Corea
Rand, McNally & Cos
Cazetteer
Hop Xies
Hisrelf
Corporation Coan
Ei Rubens
Amtericam
Chcago
George M. Pullman
Ins
Pullusa
Blue Island
Aligelds
de Cals
Vgilant
Orly
Valkyrie Sune
Professor Jones
Bloomington
River View
Jones
Gieres Sud
Armes
New Year
Pullman
Lony Hraoch
Evie Railroad
Dayton
Castle William
Governor's Island
Montana
Butte
Mont
American Protective Association
D. H. Dally
Frank Munford
William Page
William Dunn
Iceidentaly
Allentown
Allen Cement Works
Siegfried’s Bridge
John Turk
Mike Wasserman
Wesserman
Wilkie
Windis
Barrimone
Juiz
Edward A. Wilkie
New York City
Fraxkroxt
Ind
Greenhoven Bank
Kent
Chase
Cares
Praxtonia
Malahoch
Tran Wad
Joubert
Notiato
Tua
Cuerm
Jaiy
the Standard
Berlin
Casimir Perier
Lnte
Bastile
Saingiass
Eadas Lospex
Newmarket
A. McCalmont
Isinglass
Duke of Westminster
Bullington
Lord Rosebery
Eadas
Fbordeau
Wsirniy Parier
Auguste Bordeau
Chamber of Deputies
M Czounir-Perier
M. Henri Brisson
Ag Floculturat
Walter Damrosch
Europe
Damrosch
Fran Rosa Sucher
Royal Opera House
Bertin
Frau Sucher
Tadde
Fraulsin Marc Bremar
Max Alvary
Nicholas Rothmal
Max Schwarz
Royal Ducat Opera House
Weimar
Emil Fischer
Conrad Bebrene
McKane
Brooklys
Bartlett
Supreme Court
William J. Choate
Catharine Bauer
John
Paul Bauer
Sing Sing
Trenton Pottern
Trrestton
Ridge
Mass
Joseph II
Priory
Media
John G Smedley
Jacke Clayton
Bard Labor
Falac
Bron Peery
Theiss
Mad
Bay
C. Sod LD
Yate
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