Closing Quotations on New Year Trading Lulls Filled by Gas and Luger
The stock market opened dull with little activity except renewed interest in West Shore and Central. In commodities wheat rose modestly while corn and sugar steadied. beef and pork prices held firm with slight uplifts noted in lard and butter. Livestock markets showed mixed changes with steers and calves uneven, hogs steady, and lambs in limited demand. The report also notes the recovery of a Harvard student body member found dead in Boston Harbor, identified as Whitehall of Philadelphia, with relatives informed.
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Del
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Western Steam
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Pri Uli
Landes
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Attle
Coupon Offer For Rand McNally Map Request
Telegram style notice invites readers to send a coupon and ten cents to obtain a Rand McNally map. Orders by mail require two additional cents for postage. The short ad emphasizes mail order and the price structure for distribution.
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Rand, McNally
Great Coal Strike Persists Amid Illinois Conference Fallout
Springfield reports a failed coal operators conference in Illinois aimed at ending the Great Coal Strike. Northern and southern groups clashed over terms, with Ridgely of Consolidated Mines blamed for the impasse. Miners’ leaders warn they will stay out until an overall agreement is reached, while some operators still seek a settlement. Policymakers and miners alike prepare for ongoing disruption across several states as talks collapse.
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Thase
Illinois
Charles Ridgely
Consolidated Mines
Ridgely
C. M. Swallow
Danville Field
Danville
Swallow
Dlinoi
F. W. Tracey
Tlinois
Crawford
McBride
Miners’ Federation
United States
Culberland
Wilson
Minners Davis
Purnell
Brown
West Virginia
Charleston
W_ Va
Peabody
Shrewsbury
Senate and House in session on tariff and jail break
The report details a tariff debate led by Senator Sherman of Ohio attacking the sugar schedule in the pending bill. An Allen Neb. amendment moved to free list lumber, while a party vote passed it. House actions included a Gettysburg land purchase resolution for battlefield preservation, and banking tax repeal debates. Parallel items note Paris government confidence vote, post office employee shifts, and a Kentucky chain gang escape.
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Dolph
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N. Y
Secretary of War
Gettysburg
Brawley State Bank
Black
Walker
Mass
Mr. McLasurin
S. C
Afr. Wheeler
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Turpin
Casimir Perier
General Mercier
Desimer-Perier
Dupuy
Pueblo Floods Create Huge Displacement and Damage
The June 1 Pueblo flood, caused by multiple levee breaks, leaves thousands homeless and damages estimated around 305000 dollars. Streets and blocks from Main to Union Avenue are under water, with residents seeking shelter at City Hall and the armory. Three lives are reported lost and rescue efforts continue as waters recede slowly.
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Eighth Street
Fourth
Main
Second
Santa Fe
First Street
Fourth Street
Rio Grande
Union Avenue
Victoria Avenue
Stanton and Snyder
Arkansas
East Eighth Street Bridge
Fourth Street Bridge
Luylands
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Richmond
Sixth Street
C Street
Armory
Arkansas Valley
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Eden
Colorado Springs
Manitou
Colorado Midland
William Smith
South Park
Plate Canyon
Johnstown
Spokane Falls
Juve L
Coulee City
Conconully
Almira Reith
Cripple Creek Strikers Seize Fifty Prisoners at Mine Camp
War clouds hover as miners' mob surrounds Summit mine and captures three nonunion workers. Fifty men held in custody, telephones destroyed, and threats against Mrs. W. D. Sneth push some camp residents to flee to Colorado Springs. Authors say trouble surpasses wages, aims to suppress the district’s unions.
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Bull Hill
Battle Mountain
Bull Hull
Summit
W. DB. Sneth
Strong
Shy
Colorado Springs
Cripple Creek
Mie
Not Blinded Missionary Assault In Japan
A letter from the Methodist Episcopal missionary society corrects a Vancouver dispatch about Miss Imhoff, a teacher at Yonezawa, who allegedly was blinded during a temple sermon. The letter says Miss Imhoff was assaulted after a stone damaged her glasses, and she forgives the assailant. The report also covers related items from New Jersey to Bulgaria, including a powerful searchlight, political disqualifications, liquor investigation, and local railroad seizures.
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New York
The
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Associated Press
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Yonezawa
Usoyug
Miss Inboff
Miss Inhoff
Fire damages Maysville business district and more
The greater portion of the business part of Maysville Missouri was destroyed by fire. George Gould's yacht Vigilant left Sandy Hook for Excland at 12 40 this morning. At Eaton Ohio two children of County Commissioner Fisher were trampled to death by a vicious horse. Henry Vensernam ex congressman and pension commissioner wader Grant is reported dying at Franklinville New York. Jack Crewe who killed four people April 12 was convicted at Gainesville Tennessee yesterday and sentenced to death.
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Sandy Hook
Eaton, O
Fisher
Henry Vensernam
Wader Grant
Franklinville
N. Y
Jack Crewe
Gainesvile
Tenn.esterday
Carlisle Testifies On Sugar Trade and Carlisle Denials
The Sugar Trust probe resumes with Chairman Gray leading hearings. Senator McPherson, Harris, and Millis testify. Carlisle denies charges except one about reshaping the sugar schedule using committee figures. Senators deny knowledge of augur trust links. Millis confirms a letter of introduction to Havemeyer but says he declined reception. Vice President Stevenson signs certification to district attorney. An embezzlement case against Colonel William Rickard proceeds as warrants issued. Presidential postmaster nominations listed for Pennsylvania and New Jersey.
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NeePherson
Finance Committee
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Senate
Harris
Milla
Edwards
Democratic Party
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Mins
Augur Trust
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Havemeyer
The
Sugar Trust
Java
Arlington Hotel
Stevenson
Shriver
Baseball Scores and Local News Roundup
Baseball results from yesterday list NL games with Brooklyn 5 Chicago 3 and New York and St Louis, plus Baltimore 7 Cincinnati 1 and Washington 15 Pittsburgh 4. Reading beat Allentown 13 to 7 in morning play, Reading lost 7 to 3 in the afternoon. Southern Immigration Congress moves to form a plan to attract European immigrants to the south with eventual recommendations. The Commonweal army division under Colonel Speed splits from General Kelly’s forces amid tensions over two women accompanying troops. Hungarian ministry resigns after Wekerle asks for Liberal support to pass civil marriage laws. Emperor Francis Joseph refuses and accepts the cabinet’s resignations. Virginia dredging case: two Marylanders remanded to Virginia court after conviction, to be sentenced in Accomack County.
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Editorial Room Confrontation Over Forged Letter In Owens Race
In Lexington Kentucky June a heated scene occurred in the editorial room of The Blue Grass Blade as WC Owens candidate for congress confronted editor Charlies C. Moore about a forged scurrilous letter alleging immorality and gambling. The postmark from Georgetown was claimed fake. a detective would pursue the author. Owens warned of consequences if published. Moore backed down.
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Blue Grass Blade
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J. Walker Leake
Mr. Owens
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Jetts Station
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Frankfort
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L. Crutcher
Moors
Ead
Exuberant Floral Hat Designs Draw Mixed Reactions
An 1800s style critique notes excessive floral decorations on hats with Aurora auriculas and other blossoms grouped in clusters. While praised for artistry in some cases, the arrangement is described as unsatisfactory when overdone, with jetted tips and short lived frost-dropped embellishments.
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Hate
Benne
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