Wall Street Quiet After Alexander & Co Suspension
News from The News or, July 12 reports the suspension of L D Alexander & Co on the Sink Exchange. The event causes little market excitement as mood remains low in Wall Street for over a year. Prices across exchanges show minor changes with various grains, meats, and dairy items noted in general markets.
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Unrest and violence shadow U S strike events
July 13 reports from Chicago and California detail a tense labor climate. Deputy marshals exchange fire after pedal torpedo incidents near Kensington. fatalities include Fische and a boy Arthur Gregory. AFL calls for federal arbitration as railroads surge hiring to meet demand. Sacramento Oakland unrest prompts military deployment of marines to restore order.
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Damage to the Chicago Damages Estimated At 4590
A cablegram from Admiral Erben reports damage to the Chicago from the collision with the Azof will not exceed 4590, for which the tank steamer will be libeled. In Georgia, Speaker Crisp renominated for Congress by Democrats in the Third district at Hawkinsville with resolutions endorsing President Cleveland adopted.
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Tariff Conferees Debate Keeping Agreement Open
The article reports intense debate among senators and House members over tariff conference progress. Rumors centered on restoring coal and iron ore to the free list, with aides and non-members discussing possible changes. No formal action had been taken, while sugar and whisky schedules also faced disagreement.
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Striking Miners Fail To Act In Second Pool Meet
Elizabeth Pennsylvania July 13 a mass meeting of second pool miners failed to yield action on the Columbus scale. Most miners favor returning to work and expect mines along the river to be operating by next Monday morning. They say it is useless to press the operators to terms.
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Two U S marshals killed in Wisconsin Central crash
Two deputy United States marshals died and two others were seriously injured in a collision of freight trains on the Wisconsin Central near Sixteenth and Jackson streets. A warehouse and several cars were wrecked as crews fled the collapsing scene.
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Roving News Snippets From Across States
Mrs Flower stops at Fire Island for a few days. State Senator Marsh of Minnesota dies in Minneapolis. Lord Randolph Churchill stays at Bar Harbor until August. Meadville Pennsylvania fair moved to September 4. Judge Wentworth dies after self inflicted gunshot in Dedham. Hengist crew landed after stranding in Magellan. Judge Jackson departs Nashville for the Northwest. Michael Stapleton dies by drinking Jamaica ginger at Lenoir. Marriage licenses issued to Junckett A Bush and El a K E Newcomer.
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Christian Endeavor Convention Opens in Cleveland in 1895
Crowds fill Saengerfest hall and a 10 000 seat tent in Cleveland as the International Christian Endeavor convention begins. Gov. McKinley greets attendees, with Henry Mace, A C Dixon and others speaking at mass meetings. Next year the gathering will be in San Francisco and Washington.
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Murderer Prendergast Faces No Stay in Execution
A Springfield dispatch reports Governor Altgeld will not intervene in the murder case of Assassin Prendergast. Habeas corpus petitions were argued before Judge Grosscup, who declined to delay the execution. Prendergast maintained his innocence and expressed hope for a stay, while counsel lamented the public mood toward hanging.
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An Unmasculine Gown Sparks Dress Debate
The article discusses a serpent green serge gown with feleet styling viewed as extremely handsome. It notes objections to women adopting masculine fashion as sentimental, arguing logic may fail against sentiment, and says common sense would admit current dress is inconvenient and hampering.
Women and dress reform in a refined costume sketch
A discussion supports personal liberty in women’s dress preferring skirts to trousers. It argues against policing attire while noting propriety, occupation, and means should guide choices. A serpent green serge gown with velvet corsage and lace details is described with white silk revers and a white belt.
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