Stock and Produce Markets Tout Little Buoyancy on June 12
Quotations from the New York and Philadelphia exchanges show little market buoyancy. Closing bids reflect mild advances over yesterday with dull floor activity in Philadelphia and mixed movements in wheat corn oats beef and pork.
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Philadelphia
W.nly
Central
Lake Erie
Dei
Endson
Philadelfaia
Pennsylvania
Suaichi
Jane
Western Steam
Gary
Do. Creamery
Idief Ifc
Pennsylvania Creamery
Seericks
Western Fresh
Striker Unrest Flare Across Mines in Illinois and Pennsylvania
In Arnot Pennsylvania a mob attacked Italian workers guarding 1 200 tons of screenings as police tried to quell a large strike related riot. A laborer died and several were injured. many arrests expected as tensions rise. Across Illinois and Ohio miners press demands for Columbus settlement terms with continuing walkouts and scattered clashes.
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Irvin
Arnot
Erie Railroad
Smith
Elmira
Blossburg
Cas
Illinois Centrals
Conti
Centralia
Calvinus
Dietson
United Mine Workers of
Danville Field
Columbus
East St. Louis
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Associated Press
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Pears
Hila
Jone
Mrsony
Hils
Jane
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Altoone
Bradley
Winchesters
Ail
Berwind-White Company
Pittselag
Mize Workers’ Union
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Ohio
Brazi
Ind
United Mine Workers
Indiana
Soluivan
Labor Amalgamation urged for wage earners representation
A labor conference in St. Louis favors semi annual meetings starting Feb 22 1895 in Washington to shape protection and advancement for tolling masses. Representation goes to Knights of Labor AFL rail unions and allied groups with three delegates per organization and an autonomous framework to avoid strife. The call urges independent voting to counter wealth influence. A note on Sartoris engagement and a Jeffersonville poisoning incident follows.
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American Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
Order of Railway Conductors and Farmers’ Alliance
North America
Washington
General Assembly
Brotherhoods
America
Sargent
McGuire
Federation
Hares
Explosion Kills Toddler in Philadelphia Tenement Fire
An oil stove exploded in a tenement at 21 North Second Street killing Rebecca King age 2 and injuring her mother and infant sibling. A fire damaged the building and contents valued at $1,000. the mother later was reported driven insane by the loss.
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Philadelphaia
North Second Street
Rebecca King
Still Stealing Trains and Coxeyite Protests Across States
Reports from Pensacola to Newport and Denver describe Coxeyite trains seized or halted by armed deputized crowds. Incidents occur near Mandan Sterling and Williston with fears of further seizure of Great Northern trains. Governors weigh federal troop requests while public notices mark legal actions and political shifts.
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N. D
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Wilson
Dakota Division
Mandan
Doggett
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Gulf Road
la Salle
Coxeyites
Denver
Washington
Sterling
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Jamestown
N. C
Shortridge
Helena
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Missouri River
Great Northern
Fort Buford
Rhode Island
Sugar trust chief admits campaign contributions not to national parties
Havemeyer testimony reveals sugar trust funds went to state committees not national. he notes contributions varied by state with Democrats favored in New York and Republicans in Massachusetts, and denies aiding anti-snapper efforts. He admits aim to control price and output and discusses meetings with senators and officials.
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Ir. Havemeier
Senator Adlen
Congress
Mr. Havemeyer
Havemeyer
New York
Massachusetts
Senator Lodge
Saar Trust
Cord Meyer
Sugar Trust
Quay Speech Marathon Highlights Tariff Debate
In Washington on June 1 the tariff bill dominated eight hours of speeches as Mr Quay resumed his long address after five weeks. Pet, Power, and Peffer spoke against free wool while Mitchell moved to table the bill. the motion failed party lines. Chapman faced contempt questions from a sugar inquiry panel. A bill allocating 100000 from deceased soldiers' estates for a national home in D C passed as the House adjourned before finishing the Indian appropriation measure.
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American , Sugar Refining Company
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Conn
Cleveland
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Senator Smith Or Any Other Senator. Neither Had He Told Mr. Smith
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Washington
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Finance Committee
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Normandie
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Senate Finance Committee
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Power
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Wallatrees
Outhwaite
Burglary Ends With Wounded Thief Near Perrysville
In Bell township near Perrysville three burglars forced entry to James Auffler’s farm house. The intruders shot at the occupants wounding a hired boy, John Mansfield, who rushed for a shotgun and fired, wounding one burglar identified as Jim Ward of Apollo. Ward was later found fatally wounded and the other two fled. Ward had a prior conviction and time served, returning to live in Apollo.
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James Aiuffler
Bell Township
Perrysville
John Mansfield
Mansfeld
Jim Ward
Apollo
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