Stock and Produce Markets and Anti Anarchist Bill
The day’s trading on the New York and Philadelphia exchanges was generally weak with declines in prices across several sectors. Downward moves stemmed from foreign selling of Atchison securities. commodities like wheat and corn showed softness while live stock markets saw varied activity. In Europe, measures on the anti anarchist bill faced strong debate as amendments were rejected by government majorities, despite protests labeling the move unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Atchison Securities
Lehigh Valley
Pennsylvania
la & Wessnee
West Shore
Central
Lake Erie & W
Jersey
Del
Hudson
Paws
Chamber of Deputies
M. Dupuy
M. Goblet
MM. Brisson
Gorlan's Broadside and Senate Tariff Clash Debate
A vivid scene in Washington reports Senator Gorman delivering a two and a half hour defense of the Senate tariff bill against President Cleveland. He casts light on party secrets and names West Jones Harris as witnesses, while the gallery erupts and even the British minister attends. White of California supports the Senate bill as the floor adjourns amid chaotic debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Gorman
Julian Pawneefote
Senate
Carlisle
Mc Cleveland
Carliste
Cleveland
Gorman
Tore
West
Jones
Harris
St. Louis
Chicago
National Democratic Committee
United States
Mr. Cleveland
Quio
Shee
New York
Hub
North Caroling
Hapsom
Louisiana
Gibson
White
Ulwa
Democratic Party
New Jerney
Democrats
California
DROWNING ACCIDENTS IN OTSEGO AND OTHER FATALITIES
Otsego Lake reports a quadruple drowning as Afr and Mrs J R Edwards and a book agent vanish after a rowboat mishap near Hatter's point. The boat yielded hats and an agent’s notebook. whisky bottle contents suspected. Mexico cloudburst kills at least fifteen. Idaho drowning of two boys while swimming horses in St Joe Lake. Fire in Chicago destroys sixteen cottages. Moritz Arkin dies.
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Cooperstown
Otsego Lake
J. R. Edwards
Edwards
Bainbridge
Hyde Hill
Hatter’s Point
Farersox
Idaho
Frank Brammel
Alfred Mott
Pullman, Wash
St. Joe Lake
Frank
President Brammel
Farmers’ and Traders’ Bank
Alfred
A. W. Mott
Eastern League Championship Standings and Games
Yesterday’s baseball results show Providence leading the Eastern League standings with a 4-0-2 record in the series. Scores include Providence 10 Binghamton 4 and Providence 12 Binghamton 2. Other games include Syracuse vs Wilkes Barre, and Brooklyn and Philadelphia in the National League. A separate county report notes a fatal shooting at a Colored Festival in Watkinsville, Kentucky, with George Vinegar killed and four others wounded.
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Providence
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Ene
Erie
Binghamton
Tros
Troy
Buffalo
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Boston
New York
Chicago
Pittsburg
Louisville
Cincinnati
Lancaster
Scranton
Pottswillie
Allentown
Harrisburg
Reading
Hazleton
Franxfort
Watkinsville
George Vinegar
Charles Edwards
TRAIN WRECKERS CAUGHT IN KANSAS TOWN
Aspedis from Pond Creek reports nearly two hundred citizens arrested for tram wrecking by seven deputy miners and federal soldiers. A standoff broke when two unexpected companies arrived by train, leading to arrests and vows of further action along the road. In Phillipsburg Pa a miners meeting planned to hear work on a wage dispute with the Eypwind White Coal Mining company and possible Negro miners strike. Governor Tillman in Contanza SC orders reopening of the state dispensary on Aug 1, warns seizure of contraband and enforcement of the law.
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Kansas Town
Wreurta
Kan
Aspedis
Pond Creek
Phillipsburg
Houtzdale
White
Philadelphia
Atlantic Mines
Tillman
Contanzra
S. C
Tilman
Wanted to Drive Out the Dutch and More
A chaotic July 24 report from multiple U.S. towns describes an enraged crowd in Baltimore demanding Dutch expulsions, a policeman’s assault, and a drunken arrest struggle. Additional items note a large tramor raid in Exeter, a village fire near Manistee, repairs to Satanita, and the arrest of a former Servian consulate employee for the murder of Bulgarian Minister Beltchet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tar “Jord Uuyer
Henry J. Vinke
Baltimore
Alzeoxa
Philip Burkhart
John McEnany
McFinany
Masistee. Mich
Monsetown
Manistee
Debs Trial Arguments Clash Over Injunction Status
In Chicago the Debs case and rail union leaders faced contempt proceedings over alleged violations of the federal injunction against interfering with mails and interstate commerce. Attorneys Erwin and Gregory urged dismissal while Judge Woods and Grosscup pressed for clarity on whether the government would pursue the original indictment or the injunction. The hearing drew a large crowd as proceedings opened with debates on whether the injunction barred advising strikes or only direct interference.
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Cubiaco
American Railway Union
United States
W.W. Erwin
St. Paul
S. S Gregory
Chicago
Federal Building
Woods
Grosscup
Debs
Kelchers
Rogers
Milebrivt
Edwin Walker
Hand
Santa Fe Railroad
Jobe Miller
E. A. Bancroft
Gregory
Erwin
In Junction
Court of Appeals
Northern Pacific
Walker
Rway Union
Ofice
Union J
Five Railroad Wrecks Reported Across Several States
A string of rail disasters noted on July 24 includes the Big Four collision at Griffiths killing Fireman Fracklayter and two tramps, with Engineer Ian Hart badly hurt. a La Otto wreck damaging tender and cars. a Texas and Pacific crash near Queen City claiming Messenger Fred Marshal and two others. Haven NC freight wreck fatally injuring Brakeman Dan Wright and others. a Forest Curve collision near Fox Township killing Engineer Cromin and two passengers. plus dynamiters in Axtostowy and Burt’s execution scaffold readiness in Dornestons PA as final fatalities loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bexp
Chicago @xpress
Griffiths
Frack ‘Layter
Charles Sherwan
Richard Judor
Ian Hart
Tuck
Hart
Texas and Pacific
Queen City
Tex
Fred Marshal
Alles
Rochesten
Northern Central Railroad
Haven
Dan Wright
Eltaira
Loxeview
Fox
Uy Yards
Forest
A O Cromin
Texarkaca
Expres Musset- Ber
Fred Marshall
Fort Worth
A Moral Lesson On Childhood Pleasures And Duty
The piece argues for granting innocent pleasures to children while balancing parental responsibility. It notes early upbringing shapes lifelong affection, urges sympathy and guidance beyond basic care, and calls care beyond essentials as moral obligation. It references a fashion sketch with blue serge gown and lace trimming by TDIC CHOLLET.
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Weseo
TDIC
Also Mentioned on This Page
John T. Lewis & Bros
National Lead Co
Ion Fen
John T. Lewis & Bros. CO
Philadelphi
Albert L. Pearre
Garrett & Pearre
Efchison
South Market Street
Frederick
L. M. Nixdorff, JR
Court Street
W. T. Delsplsine & Co
West Patrick Street
Frederick Markets
Geo. I. Gramer
Frederick Elevator Co
Frtra
Prime
Jair
Western Dairy
Eigins
Perentos
Ohachive
Gorlan
Maryland
Wasaixetos
John T. Ives
Thur Ion
John Nealon
Carbondale
Moses M. Shaw
Braddock
John Westerman
Columbia
Frederick A.seitz
Freeport
John H. Ossenbeck
Bradford
John H. Grady
Kane
Michael J. Derick
Duncanton
J. J. MecCrum
Titusville
Paterson
X. J
John J. Brown
First National Bank of
Paterson Savings Institution
Cedar Lawn Cemetery Association
Paterson and
Passvic Horse Railroad Company
Pateon
Passaic County
Trumbull
Caicaco,Ful
Hon. L. Wcan
Perri
Bend
Bud’ Appling
California Cyclone
Clay Davis
Daktoo Ganz
Oklahoma
Cariaco
Engstrom
Jaze McCollom
Queenstowl
Britannia
Bost
Guyde
Bakowski
Fifth Regiment
Josepie H. Cho
New
Bowizea
Acrous
Mexico
Saltillo
Mex
Prieta
Slixo
Washore Street
Leavitt and
Oakiey
Moritz Arkin
Frank Stack
Ginbs
Jexeinionn
Tramor
Burpse Harmer
Knights of the Road
Satanita
Trim
Loxpays
Lord Dunraven
Valkyrie
Clyd
Penzance
United States Court
the Defense
Hazievun
Wentz & Co
Silver Brook
Newark
N. J
Favorite
Knickerbocker Company
Churchill
Imbroguio
Corean
London
Axtostowy
Dunbar
Vaughan
William Boden
Burt
Dornestons
Mauch Chunk
Bart
Leare
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