Market quotes and crime notes from The News
Closing quotations from New York and Philadelphia exchanges show sugar and flour weakness while wheat and oats hold. Live stock prices are listed for Philadelphia and East Lewary. A jury convicts John McGough, son of Bat Shea, of assault in the first degree. Two girls drowned while bathing in a pond in New Jersey.
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Beehive In Ellicott City Church Hive Wrecked
Workmen demolishing the Ellicott City Presbyterian Church stirred a large colony of bees living in the attic. The insects defended their home until workers smoked them out and killed many. Honey collected totaled about 150 pounds in a tub and pan.
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Listie Insecta
Vilas Defends Cleveland in Senate Attack
Senator Vilas of Wisconsin rebuked Senator Gorman for attacking President Cleveland, defending his character and the truth of history. The debate touched on tariff provisions, sugar duties, and conference prospects as the Senate adjourned amid ongoing wrangling.
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Conflicting War Rumor and China Japan Controversy News
A June telegram from Tientsin hinted at peace prospects while later reports announced war between China and Japan. Other dispatches note arms purchases by Chinese officials in New Haven and political talks at the White House with Speaker Crisp.
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Troy Baseball Club Disbanded After Losses
Troy New York club owner and manager filed the team out after a director consult with the Eastern League president Powers. The club had lost money for weeks and more than $1900 in salaries is owed to players. No sale of the franchise planned. Several players may join the National League.
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Torrid Heat Sweeps Across Kansas and Plains States
Descriptions from Osage, Nebraska to Minnesota report scorching heat from a southwestern wind, with many stations over 100 degrees. Crop damage is noted especially to corn as drought tightens its grip. some rain could save crops and aid relief.
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Heat Dominates Central U S in July Torridity
Across the central United States extreme heat with many readings above 100 degrees marks a blistering July. From South Dakota to Illinois and into Texas and Indian Territory temperatures stay well over 90, with Iowa and Nebraska among the hardest hit and crop concerns rising amid slow rains.
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Mine Disaster At Exeter Shaft Claims Two Lives
A Lehigh Valley Coal Company party including Superintendent Mason and engineer Mercur witnessed a fatal mishap at the Exeter shaft. Foreman Jacob Gates survived, but Mason was killed and Inside Foreman Wilson died later. Mercur and Professor Burrell were injured. all were taken to Pittston hospital.
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Secretary Herbert to leave Washington for Alabama next week
Secretary Herbert plans a trip to Alabama extending beyond the election period. Morris county freeholders appropriation funds macadamizing 182 miles of road. North Dakota Democrats nominate Judge Templeton for supreme court and Budd Reeves for Congress. A New York letter carrier Thomas Doran died from heat. Thirty-one fourth class postmasters were appointed yesterday. At West Bainbridge NY BE F Green appointed Halsey NJ Elmer Chase Stanley NJ J ML Reat
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Officers dismissed in New York police board case
Captain Doherty and Wardmen Neehan and Hock were dismissed from the New York police force after a police commission trial for accepting money for protection. The board ordered charges for neglect of duty and dismissal, with sergeants suspended and new charges pursued. Separate items note a prince’s reinstatement in Africa, a Philadelphia bear incident, a double suicide attempt, Wisconsin forest fires, wage cuts in Virginia, a counterfeit arrest, a New Jersey fine, a Mississippi political convention, and a French anti anarchist bill passage.
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Destructive Counterfeit Stash Reported and Global News
A treasury committee reports completion of the destruction of counterfeit money and plates seized by secret service, listing quantities of counterfeit certificates and coins, plates, dies, and molds destroyed. The issue also covers race tensions in Indiana, a narrow escape in California, a Paris trial, a Kentucky lynching, and a Pa preacher’s obituary.
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