Market totals dull on stock exchange and grain notes
Corrected for this issue of The News. Quotations from the New York and Philadelphia Exchanges show a dull day on the stock market with fluctuations confined to narrow limits. Reports include prices for Lehigh Valley, Western Union, New York Central, and Del and Hudson, plus Philadelphia cattle and hog markets and a death notice from Gloverstone about Sylvester Edwards, a man in a semi somnolent state for twenty years.
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Perrow
Lehigh Walier
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N.Y. Central
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Husson
Vuet
Seeves
Lamba
East Liberat
Gloverstone
Sylvester Edwards
Great Flood Damages Across Rivers and Towns
A vast flood along the Columbia River floods fertile bottom lands from the Rockies to the sea and halts rail traffic. Crops, homes, and stock are destroyed as towns near Portland report basements flooded, air and telegraph lines cut, and mail service diverted. Separate reports note fifty drowned in Lerida province, along with widespread damage across Colorado, New York, and Maryland areas, including factory disruptions and public notices.
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Ore
Columbia
Umatilla
Northern Pacific
Cable
Ninth Street
Dalles
Cascades
Sacvnes Island
Enthusiastic Welcome for Hungarian Ministers in Budapest
A large crowd of about 6,000 gathered at the station as Dr Werkle and colleagues, returning from Vienna, were greeted by Liberal members of the Hungarian House. Flowers showered, cheers rose, and police helped clear a path to the Liberal club where a fresh ovation followed. Werkle spoke, promising the civil marriage bill would become law in its essential parts.
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Hungary
Bude Peeth
Juur
Llaberal
Hunarias House of Repreentatives
Dr. Werkle
Neiter
Liberal Club
Dr Werkle
Warner silent on sugar inquiry tests privilege before Senate
Representative Warner of New York appeared before the Senate sugar investigating committee and, swearing to speak only when allowed, refused to answer several questions. The panel noted it lacks power to compel a House member to testify but may report to the House. testimony sought related to sugar duties and possible influence. The panel plans to print recent testimony for Senate review before the sugar schedule vote, with focus on Carlisle and Havemeyer notes and Mills relations.
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Washington
Warner
New York
Senate Sugar Investigating Committee
House
Senate
Credit Mobilier
Senator Jones
Carlisle
Milis
Havemeyer
Mills
Havemerer
Centlemen
Tarif
International Jubilee of the Y M C A Delegates
Delegates from around the world attended the international jubilee of the Young Men's Christian Association in London. Westminster Abbey hosted services printed in English French and German. Archdeacon Sinclair delivered a multilingual address of welcome as figures like Sir George Williams Bishop John P Newman and Rev Dr Cuyler attended onlookers applauded a ceremonial handshake between Sir George Williams and Rev Dr Custer.
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Westminster Abbey
London
Exeter Hall
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Eorge Williams
Prince Bernadotte
Count Bernstorff
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Theodore K. Cuylet
John P. Newman
George A. Hail
Archdeacon Sinclair
England
America
Sir George Williams
Dr. Custer
Riotus Freshmen Entertainment Ends in a Dickinson College Riot
Carlisle June 2 A freshmen burlesque at Dickinson College's opera house ended in a near riot as sophomores stormed in with noise makers. A performer hurled a beer bottle into the audience, striking Mrs Fueber in the face. Police restored order after a free fight, and President Reed helped revive Miz Fusher who was carried home. she is badly hurt but expected to recover.
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Dickinson College
Carlisle
Opera
Finance and Trade show little improvement amid coal strike
The weekly trade review reports ongoing weakness in general trade as tariff delays stall wholesale business. A major coal strike persists with fuel shortages closing mills and slowing activity in central western states. Some signs of life appear in Duluth Omaha Augusta Jacksonville, and Lake Superior coal shipments boost activity.
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Jane
Hemmstreets’ Trade Review
Pittsburg
Duluth
Omaha
Augusta
Jacksonvile
Lake Superior
Nebraska
Florida
Jacksonville
K. G. Dan & Co
Review of Trade
Allegheny Mountains
Mississippi River
United States
Canada
Yesterday's Baseball Scores Worldwide Action
National League results from Philadelphia Boston New York Baltimore and Washington with scores: Phillies 10 Louisville 3. Cleveland 22 Boston 8. St Louis 1 at New York. Baltimore 5 Cincinnati. Washington 10 Pittsburgh 5. Brooklyn 5 Chicago 0. Eastern League Wilkesbarre 7 Binghamton 4. Providence 3 Erie 1. Erie 4 Buffalo 1. Also Hazleton area games and notes on estate and jewelry thefts in New York and California.
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Louisville
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Cleveland
New York
St. Louiew York
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Cincinnati
Washington
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Chicago
Wilkesbarre
Binghamton
Providingfield
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Ene
News Nuggets From Various Places Across The Nation
At Buffalo Mrs Hoppes and her two children drowned when a sail boat upset. Three of Keily s Commonweal army perished in the Missouri river after a boat capsized. In Eaton two children of County Commissioner Fisher were trampled to death by a vicious horse. James A Crawford president of the Illinois Miners Federation has been nominated for congress by the Populists. Cholera is spreading in Myslowitz Upper Silesia and along the Russian border and in Mlava Poland. Mr Gladstone s eye shows improvement and bandages have been removed with dark glasses worn. Breeding the young forger who issued bogus Weiss Fargo money orders pleaded guilty at Sty Dent.
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Mlava
Poland
Gladstone
Battle Over Sugar Begun In Senate Sessions Today
June 2 reports from Newark and New Jersey detail a heated Senate sugar schedule battle with Manderson and Peiffer Kan opposing duties in favor of a bounty. Republicans unite to defeat the sugar duty, while pension bills and private calendars stir further debate amid a daylong session.
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Seustors Manderson
Neb
Peiffer Kan
Leisner
Suger
Brawley State Bank
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Henderson
Ils
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Tucker
Vaj
Izlar
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Religious clashes erupt at Sestao grave over funeral rites
Disturbances in Sestao Bis cay provinces when a priest with a crucifix forbids a funeral for a workman labeled a free thinker. Comrades of the deceased clash with clerical supporters. police quell the riot. Further clashes expected between clericals and free thinkers.
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Mavrin
Jace
Sestao
Biscay
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