Markets Struggle as Stocks Open Lower in New York and Philadelphia
Quotations from New York and Philadelphia exchanges show weak to unsettled trading with shares slipping below prior bids. Wheat, flour, and meat prices also ease, while live stock markets reflect steady to lower demand. In other news, Mr. P. E. Long travels to Baltimore after the death of his sister, Miss Mary Long.
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Mary Long
Congress Holds Line on Tariff Amid Senate Amendments
Washington July 20 Democrats in the House sent the tariff bill to conference with firm instructions to reject Senate amendments. Speaker Wilson led with strong applause and a Cleveland letter urging adherence to Democratic principles. The House also advanced naval and diplomatic appropriations and moved to a constitutional amendment for electing senators.
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Fealians in Africa Battle Near Hassela
A July clash in Africa between Italian forces under a governor general and dervishes at Hassela resulted in heavy dervish losses and Italian gains capturing Kaosala. Earlier raids at Carcaraban left many townspeople dead or enslaved as the pursuit moved toward Agordat.
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Breckinridge named minister to Russia in 1890s scene
Washington reports Representative Clifton Breckinridge of Arkansas chosen to succeed Andrew D White as minister to Russia. The article recalls his career from Confederate service to Congress, the contested 1883 election, and his anticipated move toward an ambassadorial post.
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John M. Clayton
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Committee On Elections
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State Department
Cornell University
Germany
Garfield
Harrison
Lexow Inquiry Continues Senator Saxton States
Senator Saxton denies reports that the Lexow investigation was abandoned and says it has only begun. He notes the summer rest as a pause before further action and says the committee will question Croker and other figures to uncover all details. He cites internal evidence that Police Commissioner McClure resigned to avoid further exposure.
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McClure
Tragic Mine Disaster Hits Williamstown Area
Three miners were killed and two severely injured at the Williamstown colliery yesterday afternoon. Names named include John Liewellyn 50 Joseph Kaudenbush 33 and Martin Tate 40. Injured listed as William Clark and another unnamed miner. The accident likely stemmed from hoisting gear displacing a car, pinning men against the roof as they neared the surface. all deceased were married with large families.
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Indictments in Railroad Strike Case Mention Debs and Officers
Federal grand jury returns twenty three indictments over interference with trains and property during a three week strike. Debs Kellner Rogers Love and other officers face conspiracy charges in Chicago and across Illinois. Prosecution delays bail decisions as warrants issue and officials argue over troop withdraw. Regional notes include Oakland dispatch, Montana NP operations and Alabama riot fallout.
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Columbia cruiser ordered to Binefields for protection
The cruiser Columbia has been ordered to Binefields to protect American interests there. Heavy rains extinguished forest fires in Wisconsin after several days of flames. An earthquake near Littl Chute split the ground for about a hundred feet. James Clark of Oswego County was killed by a bull. United States Ambassador Bayard and Mrs Bayard attended a dinner and ball at Devonshire House with the Prince of Wales.
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Twenty Years for Lega the Anarchist Who Aimed at Crispi
Rome July 20 Paola Lega known as Marat the anarchist who attempted to shoot Premier Crispi on June 19 was sentenced to twenty years imprisonment with hard labor. The trial recalled Crispi’s drive to the chamber of deputies when Lega drew a revolver but failed to wound the premier. Lega claimed he aimed at Crispi, who represented the state. Authorities noted possible links to Cesario Santo, the Carnot murderer, and suggested Lega may have been in Marseille at the time. Lega, born in Lugo Romagna, disputed his birthplace. He has worked with anarchist newspapers in France.
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Parasols Shine In Sunlit Fashion From Silk to Wood
The article describes parasols blooming in sunshine with a wide range of styles and colors. It notes black lace and satin options, white china silk varieties, and elaborate white silk lace ensembles. It compares bamboo and natural wood handles with evolving designs, predicting a return to natural wood as French fashion favors bamboo stems.
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