Market Report and Stock Prices From The News
Corrected for this issue of The News. by Geo. J. Cramer secretary Frederick Elevator Go. Bran per Hard near El Sento a mi-Hams per Ib. Boon-Sidea Flax in Prime Lake Glover Hay 7300 60.00 n. STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS Quotations of New York and Philadelphia Exchanges. New York June 4 week opened with active speculation and strong trading tone. Cattle prices and hogs shown with variations, wheat and corn bids noted, pork prices steady, livestock markets quoted for Philadelphia and New York.
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Geo. J. Cramer
Frederick Elevator Go
el Sento
Boon—Sidea
Glover
New York
Philadelphia
Lemgnu Valles
Pennsylvania
Reeding
Lars St
Lehigh
Y Central
LaseEre
New Jersey
Del
Hudon -Ik
Terrible Reception Awaits Colorado Deputies at Theix Fort
A violent clash brews as Colorado deputies press toward Theix Fort amid rumbles of dynamite traps and barricades. Miners and strikers fortify positions on Globe Hill and Battle Mountain while mounted scouts relay word of deputy movement and a steam whistle signal signals a planned assault.
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Cripple Creek
Peeble Worer
Victor
Altman
Globe Bil
Battle Mountain
Pike’s Peak
Ball Hill
Midland Tollgate
D Vde
Jack
Twas
Henry E Woods
Victor Township Company
Clarence O. Finch
D. E. Watkins
Colorado Springs
Calderwood
Woods
Finch
Voting on the Tariff and Sugar Schedule Debates
The Senate and House push for votes on the tariff bill and sugar schedule. Republicans seek changes to the schedule's start date and sugar refiners' differential, while Democrats defend the schedule as drafted. Amendments and floor debates shape whether the measure advances toward final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wassinstox
Senate
Republians
Vorgen
United States
Delaware River
Pennsylvania and New Jersey Railway Company
Camme
Brawley State Bankiay
House
Crisp
Rae
Constance
Cesera
Yale Defeats Pennsylv in Princeton and New Haven Scores
A fragment shows Yale defeating Pennsylv an 155 to 5 at New Haven while Princeton edged Yale 4 to 3 at Princeton. Other lines note scattered baseball scores across cities and a chase story involving the Taylors and the Meeks family with pursuit and surrender terms discussed.
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Taylors
Sixwees
Jane
Taylor Boric Tid
Meeks
W.P Taylor
Brown
Republicans win in Oregon governor race and statewide slate
June election yields Lord Republican governor by a large plurality. Republicans likely swept state tickets, with Irwin possibly losing superintendent post. Legislature expected close. Populists may hold balance in senate. Herman Republican elected to First district congress. Ellis leads Second district amid flood disruptions. Multiple brief national and local notices follow.
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Lord
Post
Asp
Ore
Irwin
Senate
Herman
Ellis
Pittsburg and Western official found dead in hotel room
Found dead in his bed at the Hotel Timemever in Pittsburgh, the Pittsburg and Western railroad chief clerk and superintendent Rob was aged about 30. Death caused by heart disease after a ten year illness. He had been invited to resign. Washington June 5 Secretary Carlisle requests resignation of Mr Van Valkenburg, collector of customs for the Twenty first collection district of New York.
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Scab
Minera
Charleston
Montgomery
Powellton
Ellton Mines
Powell
Powellton Company
Point Pleasant
Frankfort
Breckinridge
Franstort
Court House
State House Yard
Phelps
N. J
Ij. Jam Walter Phelps
Og Neck
Currie
Princess Anne
Mark Butler
Butler
Dublin
Somerset County
Smithsonian
Wii
Chevolog
Kansas City
W LL Marsh
Wfe
Sauchter
Justice of the Peace Sbsonon
Marsh
Mia
Justice's
Pittsarrs
Dalla
Pittsburg
Wasninctos
Carliste
van Valkenburg
Twenty-first Collection District
New York
ToLepo
Joseph Lozewski
Lozenski
Fleming
Lozenskii
Bani
Weasurxerox
Carlisle
Kecume Ellwood City
Elkwood Ecnameling
United States
Eastern Capitalmt
Tmiske
Rwindler
Jal
Altimone
Jane
William B. Patterson
W. B Phillips
Eutaw House
Uoder
Law Phillips
Benatar McPhermon
Atlantic City
McPhiror
Washington
van Zandt
Boston
Caries Collins van Zandt
Rhode Island
Brookline
Samael Dareas
Gread
Police Protection and Blackmail Scheme in Police Precincts
A New Year police probe details a protection racket in which Augusta Thurow testifies she paid bribes to Captains McCullagh and Doherty and ward men Hoch and Hoch for protection at 23 Second Avenue and 17 Second Avenue. Other witnesses describe payments to Captains Cross Gross Devery and ward men, forming a citywide extortion scheme. Dr Parkhurst supports the charges and urges officers to testify.
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New Yeak
Augusta Thurow
Second Avenue
McCullagh
Deherry
Oamed Bissert
AlcCullagh
Hloch
Bimack
Hoch
Ur Parkhurst
Abef
Kate Schubert
Christie Street
Inspector McLaurhain
Buros
Gross
Smith
Cross
Devery
Eldridge Street
Glennan
Cress
Nicoll
Captain Cross
Goff
Lexon- Ap
Parkhurst
Ezeta S American ruler and Salvadoran turmoil
General Antonio Ezeta, once a strong Salvadorean leader, has fled La Libertad aboard a ship as his regime faces revolt. His brother’s three week death remains a secret.Ezeta’s military reforms and large rail project fueled taxation protests and eventual uprisings.
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Eneral
Antonio Ezeta
Salvador
Stenpers
la Libertad
Ezeta
Uls 4A
General Ezeta
Erete
Nuggets of News in a Fragmented Dispatch
Erratic notes describe a robber and murder by bandits in Mexico and a royal reception snub in Budapest by Emperor Franz Joseph. Also reported are a Marion County Florida visit, a corn field loss valued at 50000 dollars in Hot Springs Arkansas, and a railroad contractor Keber well and a worker flown after a dynamite blast.
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Michgan
Mearco
Francie Joseph
Buda Pesth
Hungary
Marion County
Fia
Hot Springs Ark
Keberwell
Sis
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John T. Lewis & Bros
Ape. Corons
National Lead Co
John T. Lewis & Bros. CO
Philadeip
Albert E. Pearre
Garrett & Pearre
Etchison Building
South Market Street
Frederick
L. M. Nixdorff, JR
No. 15
Court Street
W. T. Delaplaine & Co
Frederick Markets
Eadelpria
Pennsylvania Roller Strascht
Dais Ti
Jey Gillec
East Lipenny
Rand, McNally & So’s
Encyclopedia
Akd
Cazetteer
Colorado
Theix Fort
Virginia
West Virginia
Rivceway
Shawmut
Pidgway
Maryland
Cumberladd
Bord
Hoffman
Barten
Lovaconmy
Eckhart
Gay
Ategans
Eckhertmines
Merersdale
Elk Garden
W Va
Clearfield
Bankisa
Ued Bape
State Department
Berwind, White & Co
Thomas E. Clark
Coal and Iron
Clearfeld
Clark
Trerree Havre
Ind
Evansville
Arre Haute
Ioad
Teme
Stribere
Froenborg
Frostacac
British Columbia
Vancouver
Frazer River
Revelstoke
Priladelphta
I” Refining Works
Lewis B Emery & Co
Point Breeze
Ee Joss
Hinman
Port Ricmond
International Convention ‘S
Temperance Advocates
Prohibition Park
Tillman
South Carolina
Lonel A. S. Bacon
Brooklyn
Chaitea
Nate
Sigtenerences Hoey
Tone
Robert A. Welch
Rierton
Fred Hoey
Hollywood Club
Riverton
Welch
Hoey
George Work
Hollyroy
China
Shanghai
Pekin
Mexico
St. Louis
Tux Prd
Mex
Yahualica
Lancaster
Easton
Wilkesbarre
Joseph Martin
Paul Herman
Forty Fort
Wasrington
Court of Claims
Michael Baldwin
Chicago
Grcsepna Fioral
Louie Vecki
Frank Fiora
Veeck
Fiora
Otto McIntyre
Rising Sun
RL. Pettingill
Vees
Emanuel Lasker
Lasker
Mausanst
Wiliam Steinie
Snanuc Munoung
Berlin
Ger
Oregon
Reapixe
Janet
Endlich
Jove Brown
Amweg
Wernersville Insane Asylum
Amuweg
Collinson
Atlanta
Decatur
White
Hiard
Heath
Bethlehem
Charles Tangang
Ordnance Works
Bethlehem Iron Company
Folco
Sanger
Troy Noy
Annua R.ce
Fray Brerele Club
Anger
Fohnern
He Onis
Crate
Mieband
Oficlal
Galvin Nat
W.ngton
Galvia
Thrassaler
Knoxville
Tenn
Janed
Paris Clapp
Union County
Sneediy
Cox
Stanley
NogRistons
John O'Hara
O'Hara
Lawrie Bell
Charles Neilson
J. Lawrie Bell
Rtsident Ezeta
Ivador
Panama
The
Star and Herald
San Salvador
Santa Ana
Antonio Exteta
Bolanes Wer
Zeta Ban
Carlos Bonilla
Bonilla
Manuel Rivas
Usura
Columbia and Donegal
Chickies
John Henderson
James Henderson
Louis Hartman
Maytown
Amos Stapleford
Ed. C. Shannon
Young
Jones
F. A. Coffie
P. P.coffin
Albert S. Reed
Miller
Francie Coffin
Percival Coffin
Reed
Miss Borden
FaLt River
Mass
Lizzie Borden
Young Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Andrew J Borden
Theo
Senor Marenco
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