Iron trade shows increased activity amid price dips
New York June 4 R G Dun Co reports mixed finance and trade signals with May currency in circulation rising to 1.62 billion. Weather improves crop prospects in the west while cotton prices advance in the south. Iron trade shows higher transactions but weaker pig iron in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia, and stronger markets in Chicago. Copper quiet, tin steady, lead slow. anthracite coal prices set to rise, wool markets limited. Regional notes: Boston and Philadelphia demand rising in iron and hardware, Baltimore trade steady, Pittsburgh softening iron products, Cincinnati tobacco and whiskey active, Chicago business strong but receipts lag last year, St Paul outlook brighter.
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Democratic Convention Appoints Delegates and Endorses Leaders
The Democratic County Convention met at City Hall to nominate candidates for State and Congressional Conventions. Col. Lo Vy Baughman opened proceedings, temporary chair Jacob M. Newman presided, and Columbus O'Donnel kept minutes. Delegates named to the State convention include J. Bigga, L. T. McGill Jr., R. A. Dutrow, and others. A resolution praised Grover Cleveland and endorsed nominating Maryland delegates to the National Democratic Convention, with a delegation to the district convention planned.
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L. T. McGill, Jr
R.A. Dutrow
K. V. Baughman
V. Sebold
J. D. Mugler
J. W. Downey
A. W. Welsh
Grover Clavel
Les Woo
Frederick County
Baltimore
Maryland
Weaver-Soen wedding notices and local notes mix sparsely
Marriage notices from Emmitsburg and Brunswick appear with names such as Weaver, Lipscomb, Nichols, and Little, plus Carroll County notes about an assistant inspector posting, a schoolyard serpent incident, and a long-lived resident. Scattered items include real estate transfers, trout catching, and various local briefs.
Harrison and Blaine delegates clash at Minneapolis conventions
Reports from Minneapoli s detail fierce ward and district by district maneuvering among Harrison Blaine and Langston factions. Delegates from Indiana Missouri and Virginia rally behind Harrison while Blaine supporters press for a swift first ballot nomination amid talks of a Langston temporary chairmanship and potential party unity if Blaine gains majority.
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Lanmons Malas
Washington
Bhalue
Parc
Clarkson
Harrison
Blaine Fcr
Milanno
Blaine
Nicaragua Canal Convention Seeks US Financial Aid
At the Nicaragua canal convention in gp Louis on June 4 the committee recommended a five million bond issue and US congressional aid. Delegates from each state were granted one vote, with a view presidents system adopted. Resolutions urged national investment and partnership with the United States. Admiral Ammen presided as the session adjourned.
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Louis
Eb, O. Blancard
Nicarama Convention
Nicaragua
George Is Couserou
Ohio
Laws Dewy
United States
Congress of the
Saates
Andi
A. K. Ammen
St. Lona
Paria
Reconciliation Efforts Fail in Imperial Court Turmoil
Reports from Neidkreis and Vienna describe ongoing bid to reconcile Emperor with Count Herbert Bismarck and Prince Blamnarck. Conditions linked to newspaper attacks and royal calls, while Caprivi’s policy shifts and czar’s fragility threaten stability. Rumors say Count Herbert may regain foreign service if Prince Blamnarck concedes actions against the government. Carrier pigeon captured. notes on Clarence Orndert as bird hunter.
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Harbert Bismarck
Countia Margaret Hoyos
Cort Herbert
Gipe
Gua Segoul
Bolland
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Caprivi
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Rene
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Tn Brewseines
Orndert
Evening News Summary of State Events in Cumberland and Annapolis
Reports from Cumberland describe a courthouse case in favor of Col Hest against the Southern Maryland railroad, a store and multiple residences burned in Bhantytown, and a fire department response. In Annapolis, the Naval Academy graduated forty cadets as Governor Brown witnessed ceremonies aboard the flagship Philadelphia. The governor also appointed HO. King as commingeneral of eaty in London, and Isfamins Rev. Chas Mr Morris accepted a rectorship at Westminster. The State suit by Sidney J. Wates against the State opened, while the Baltimore and Ohio collision near Jayrol wrecked a caboose and two freight cars. The North Atlantic Squadron planned to sail from Annapolis Roads to New York Monday morning.
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Peince George
Col Hest
Southern Maryland Railroad
HO. King
Eaty
Tondan
James A. Abop
Baltimore and Ohie
Jyaurol
Wlfighet
Isfamins
Chas Mr. Morris
Philadelphia
Ascanalon Parish
Westminster
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United States
W. Majotte
Samuel McNabb
Robert Dougherty
Loula Carlos
Chan Helgut
John Topp
Mea. Drenning
Philip Clack
Bhantytown
United States Naval Academy
Dnnapolia
Secretary of the Navy
Brown
North Atlantic
Annapolis Roads
New York
Local Builders Advancing Homes Around Walkersville
Mr GO Thomas and Mr Viscnant erect a large sod house in Walkersville area. Architect Kemp of Walkernville and contractor work on multiple additions and new dwellings. J Nelson completed a barn near Walkernville. Michael Seachrist adds to his house. W C Hinea plans an addition to his property. Ezra J Saylor, Walkersville stove dealer, building somamer eben at home. John H Beer near Athes improves Hulags property with a commodious dwelling.
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Viscnant
BE. L. Kemp
Walkernville
J. Nelson
Michael Seachrist
Aiditay
Dave Witig
W. C. Hinea
Walkersville
Ezra J. Saylor
John H. Beer
Near Athes
Auction of Kitaa Boaldi Estate Yields Varied Sales
The late Kitaa Boaldi property in Urbane Charter was sold at City Hotel by auctioneer Charles B. Fout. Purchases included 180 acres at 30 per acre to Jacob Hoalding, a Monocacy parcel to Fredk Olfaed at 1 per acre, another 0 acre lot to J Howard Allants at 180 per acre, and Tuscarora station improvements to J D Day at 40 per acre. The Dalley estate home place and improvements brought 700, with the Madison street lot not sold. details are partial and scattered among multiple parcels.
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Itotel
Charles B. Fout
Jacob C
J. Howard Allants
James D. Day
Tuscarora Station
Buckeystown
D. Day
J.C. Motear Trosten
Capt. Saunders
VPAN
Dalley
Madison Street
Habeas Corpee Case Moves On In Local Writ Action
A writ of habeas corpus is pursued in a local proceeding as hearings set for next week. The case involves a detention connected to rent claims and names J A Motter and others as participants or counsel in the matter. The court aims to advance proceedings while awaiting further documentation and preparation.
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