Markets Correction and Feed Prices Listing
Corrected market listings show prices for flour types, corn meal, wheat, oats, and bran alongside bale weights and feeder weights. The itemized rates reflect historical commodity values including flour at 3.50 per barrel equivalents and meal at 80.60 for a quantity, with various per unit prices and measurements noted throughout the feed and grain section.
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Geo. L. Cramer
Secreta Frederick Elevator
Per Lambe
Canan Reed
Ps Derton
McAuliffe Ready to Fight Leeds in 155-Pound Bout
Jack McAuliffe, the lightweight champion, signed to fight Horace Leeds of Philadelphia. He stated he would accept a match at 155 pounds with a two pound leeway at ringside if Leeds tires, signaling readiness for a bout.
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McAuliffe
Leeds
New York
Jack McAuliffe
Horace Leeds
Philadelphia
Coupon Promotion From RAND McNALLY Co Offer
Coupon redemption offer invites readers to send or bring one coupon and ten cents to the office to receive one part of RAND, McNALLY & CO.'S product or atlas.
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Rand, McNally & CO
Encyclopedia and Gazetteer Mail Order Postage Note
Orders by mail must be accompanied with two cents extra for postage.
Blood and Fire in Chicago Strikes Amid Riots and Toll
Seven dead and many injured marked clashes in Chicago as rail traffic halted across the region. Governors Altgeld and Stone mobilized troops. Debs urged a nationwide sympathy strike. Fire and mob violence burned cars, yards, and stock facilities. vigilant officers faced stoning and gunfire while efforts to quell the unrest escalated into a large scale labor conflict.
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Carreaco
Chicago
Madison Street
Lake Front
Fort Sheridan
Debs
Bill
Crofton
Hopkins
Altgeld
Bamery D
Michigan Avenue
Bishop Falcons
P. S. Hensop
First Baptist Church
New York
Pennsylvania
Ralimah
Elerm
Tiinois Central
Grand Trank
Fre
Persistent Governor Altgeld Protesting Presidential Action
Springfield July 1 Governor Altgeld replies to the president arguing that local self government is as vital as federal supremacy. He condemns the claimed right to deploy federal troops without consent and warns that such power erodes local self rule, stating no nation can function with a governor unable to enforce law locally.
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Springfield
Altgeld
United States
Federal Troops Sparked Public Outcry Across Cities
Reactions mount as federal troops deployed against labor unrest prompt claims of executive overreach. Missouri governor denounces Washington interference, urging state authority to handle strikes and protect property. Chicago officer shot during scab conflicts. Byrnes signals Police Dept readiness amid looming railroad strikes. Russia tests new shells showing potential for penetrating Harveyized armor.
Tariff Bill Delayed by Reed and Burrows Filibuster
In Washington on July 7 the tariff bill faced a long delay as Reed and Burrows demanded a reading of the entire bill. Democrats hoped to reconcur amendments quickly, but Republicans signaled further delay. The session saw little activity aside from minor measures and adjourned into a quiet night with only about two dozen members present.
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WaysHixaton
Committee On Ways and Taeans
House
Oliver O'Brien
Committee On
Ways and Means
Reed
Burrows
Senate
Yesterday's Baseball Scores From Multiple Cities
Yesterday's results show Pittsburg beat Philadelphia 4 13, Cleveland topped Boston 19 6, Louisville defeated New York 10 6, Wilkesbarre edged Binghamton 9 7, Erie beat Buffalo 7 6, Scranton won over Reading 7 6, and Allentown beat Altoona 6 3. I saw it in The News.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Wailer
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Del
Hudson
Pittsburg
Philadely
Cleveland
Boston
Cleve Jané
Louisville
Wilkesbarre
Binghamton
Wilkeshire
Erie
Buffalo
Scranton
Reading
Allentown
Altoora
Advance in price of cereals and rail strikes ripple markets
The Bradstreet weekly trade review notes rail disruptions west of the Alleghenies curbing general trade and production. Wheat prices rise with cereals, pork and lard up, cotton mills idle, and stockpiles in U S Canada and Europe show slight declines. Holmes Dun & Co. reports troubled demand and possible famine risk fading as crop prospects improve. Criminal and unrelated notices close this summary.
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New York
Brad-treets
Alleghenies
Ohio River
Pacific Coast
Pipe Iron West
Chicago
San Francisco
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Omaha
Kangax City
St. Louis
Cleveland
New Orleans
Mobile
Savannah
Nashville
Memphis
Texas
Boston
New England
Rhode Island
United States
Canada
Europe
HG. Dun & Co
Senate
Fall Hiver
Providence
Two Maryland Hangs and Other News Items
Maryland and national items report two hangings in Centreville and Maripony, a Wilson County arrest in West Virginia, a freak lightning strike on a New Jersey church spire, a cloudburst and flood debris in Arkansas, a Boston boxing bout, Eva L Mann relinquishing estate rights, a New Jersey ambassador sailing for Berlin, potential Sino Japanese tension, and local incidents including industrial army squatters, a Missouri Pacific wreck, Delaware governor favorite Eric W Tunnell, Cesario’s request for funds, a tramp wreck death, and a demented woman injured near Harrisburg.
Nuggets of News from Various Lands and Events
Advices from Haytissy warn of an imminent revolution in that country. Doloth Minns deckmen strike for fifty cents an hour. Forty suspected anarchists, many Italians, arrested in Marseilles. Hid Gleason, ex St Louis pitcher, signs with Baltimore. Debeniesky Debenierze, Hungarian magnate, is dead by his own hand. Dispatch from Sofia says ex Premier Stambules to be indicted for abuse of power and opening private letters. The pope tells a top propaganda official he tolerates no opposition to Mgr Satoilli, the papal ablegate.
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Thurdas
Yecerdar Toey
Coad
Fort Warne
Lake Shore
Michigan Centre
Baltimore
Ohio
Hlinois Central
Alton
Indiana
Rock Island
Monon
Moe
Kensington
United States
Baltimore and Ohio
R. Ritchie
Pittsburg
Chicago Road
Fifty-seventh Street
Ritchie
Debs
Pullman
Cleveland
Seaboard
Atlantic Seaboard
Buffalo
Ocean
Detroit
Kansas City
Fort Scott Road
Haytissy
Doloth
Minn
Bulgaria
Iincipal
Propaganda
Tidy
Mgr. Satoilli
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Etchison Building
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Court Street
W. T. Delaplaine & Co
West Patrick Street
Frederick Markets
Beet Tsb Inc
Western
Do. Cremmery
Belle
Elgins
New York Dairy
Do. Creamery
F. Sc
East Lisenix
Philadelphias
Gazetteer
Chicrgo
Agaimet
Stone
Seattle
Wash
The
Knights of Labor
Sovereign
Chile
Tiinvis
Post Office Department
Russia
Seffeensun City
Missouri
Washington
Oliveland
Herbert Letters
Chicago, Burhington and Quincy
Abrs
William .J. Lehmann
Lehmann
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Leiters
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St. Petersbor6
Atlantic City
Richard Lennox
R. E. Goodwin
H. Leoneard
Absecon
Tate and McKenty
Fatroimab Edwards
Lennox
Gouldey
Browne
Warniscrox
Carl Browne
Commonweal of Christ
New York City
Wall Street
Oklahoma
Sam
Hraivevndica
Wallwitz Sea
Ant Board of Pardons
Joseph Waliwi
Rovecott
Walist
Tae
Flag Ja Coure
Ty-Third Street
John Low
Thomas Jea
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Kelly
Moore's Landing
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N_ JL
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Dunraven
Lonxpox
Lord Dunraven
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West Crester
Chester County
James Kilkerny
Sadsbury Township
Hilkerny
Maryland
Centreville
Willian Jackson
George J. Leager
Jackson
Cora Simpson
West Virgeale Senaatic
Whevtine
W. Va
George A. Arkle
Charany
Arkle
Evizaneth
N. J
Hor Speixes
Ark
Fall River
Washite
Elkhorn
Walcott
O'Brien
Dick O'Brien
Lewistown
Jom Walcott
Eva “Yarlston
New Yone
Eva L. Mann
Robert Ray Hamilton
Hamilton
Hin Post
Newark
General Romyon
Germany
Berlin
Runyon
Afiss Romyon
Beni
China
Japan
Corea
Cores
Towshome
Coxeystes
Rossurs
This Plate
Frye
Bledensburg
O’ferrall
Sevitia
Sedilia
Missouri Pacific
Delaware
Witsixetos
Eric W. Tunnell
Georgetown
Cesario
Aasorancia
the Figaro
Santo Cesario
Carnot
Casimir Perier
Licens
Wilkesbarke
Lehigh Valley
White Haven
Louis Shultz
Harrisburg
Kate Aughinbaugh
Steelton
Alexander Moore
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