Market activity and a hanging in Agglintown noted in brief
Corrected quotations from New York and Philadelphia exchanges show sugar stock pressure and mixed commodity prices with quiet to steady beef and lower pork in New York markets. Cattle and sheep reports from Philadelphia and surrounding regions describe slow pricing and variable demand. In Agglintown, James B. Carpenter was executed for murdering his mother, displaying no change in demeanor at the end.
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Fune
New York
Eigins
Bese
Srigesao
Carpenter
Agfflintown
James B. Carpenter
James Carpenter
Coupon Offer for RAND McNALLY Encyclopedia Part
A printed coupon invites readers to send or bring one coupon and ten cents to the office to receive one part of the RAND, McNALLY & COS encyclopedia. The note is terse and promotional, with emphasis on the exchange of a small amount for a portion of the set.
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Rand, McNally & Cos
Cazetteer Postal Notice Encourages Extra Postage
Orders to mail must be accompanied with two cents extra for postage. Cut this out.
Striking miners vow not to resume amid clashes and calls for resignations
In Ohio and Indiana a wave of labor unrest follows a Columbus compromise offer. Secretary McBryde warns national officers will resign if not accepted as miners in Sherrodsville and Midvale burn bridges and threaten violence. Reports detail arm shipments, mass meetings, and new coal trains moving under state guard. Governor McKinley orders cavalry to Sherrodsville as Miners vow to stay out unless old wages are restored.
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A. A. Adams
Ohio Miners’ Association
Columbus
McBryde
National Miner’ Organization
3feBride
Otto
McBride
Adams
Midvale
Sherrodsville
McKinley
Sixteenth Cavalry
Wheeling and
Lake Ene
Fuller's Mine
Ironton District
Old Maidsville
Eminent Jurist Lord Coleridge Dies at Home
Right Hon Juhn Duke Colerdge chief justice of England and lord chief justice of England died at his residence last night after a brief unconscious period. His son Bernard succeeds in the peerage. Baron Russell to become lord chief justice and John Heneley to be lord justice of appeal. Hubert Reid moves to attorney general and Richard Haldane as solicitor general. Coleridge was honorary Fellow of Exeter College Oxford and born in Ireland, educated at Eton and Balliol, married twice.
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Loeb
England
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Priece
Queen'’S Bench
Tin
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Bernard Wi
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Lord Cufernige
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Hubert T. Reid
Richard B. Haldane
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Oxfant
John Taylor Coleridge
Mary Buchanan
Eton
Ballot College
Oxford
Exeter College
Alexander Cockburn
Bernard John Seymour Coleridge
Attercliffe Divison
Shefherd
House of Commons
Terrible Harvesters Boat Disaster in Ireland
Westport Quay on Achill Island reports a crowded passenger boat sinking on its return from Achill with 110 harvesters aboard. Thirty five lives feared lost, thirty bodies recovered, many youths from Achill Island. Sails set too full, vessel went down. missing expected in the hold. Seventy five saved. Also notices of elopement and fires follow.
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Ireland
Castlebar Islasd
Westport Quay
Scotland
Achill Island
England
Deputies Face Coxeyites in Julesburg Clash
Report of a 150 strong deputized force leaving Union Pacific for Julesburg to confront Coxeyite Commonwealers amid warnings of possible violence. Arrests and movements describe a tense nationwide effort to prevent a march east as factions form and trains near Venango and Michigan City loom.
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Union
Uujon Pacific
Dickinson
Union Pacific
Commonwestern
East
Omaha
Coliseum
United States
Jalesburg
Venango
Neb
Adams
Row in the House Over Personal Feud Rumors and Wool Debate
Excitement in the House as a personal clash between Mr Johnson of Indiana and Mr Maddox of Georgia interrupts proceedings near the speaker's desk. Mr Holman is subjected to a silent rebuke while colleagues debate the tariff and free wool list. Senate sessions largely discuss raw wool with key players Lodge Harr Piatt Higgins Chandler Dolph. An agreement between Harris and Aldrich on a pre adjournment vote falls apart as Quay and Dolph resist.
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Indiana
Maddox
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West
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Senate
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Harr
Piatt
Higgins
Chandler
Dolph
Harris
Aldrich
Quay
Yesterday's Baseball Games and Immigration News Totals
National League scores from Philadelphia and New York theaters include Cincinnati 5 over Philadelphia 2 and New York 10 over Pittsburgh 4. Other matches show Brooklyn 4 over Cleveland, Louisville 6 over Boston with an unreadable score, Chicago defeating Washington in 2 innings 12 to 1, Baltimore 7 over St. Louis 6 after 11 innings, along with Eastern League results Syracuse 5 with Wilkesbarre 5 and Springfield 14 over Buffalo 13. Pennsylvania leagues report Hazleton 8 over Allentown 10, Harrisburg 7 over Reading 5, Altoona 16 over Pottaville, and Scranton 16 over Easton 5. Immigration Commission news from Washington describes plans to survey labor entities and institutions, seek remedies to immigration issues, and expect months of inquiry. Bank notes report Schenectady Savings Bank shortage around 70,000 dollars and the death of August Henke by suicide at Aqueduct. Australian unity talks propose a phased union, naming Victoria and New South Wales first, with South Australia and Queensland following toward a Dominion of Australia. Wisconsin Prohibition Convention nominates Captain J Cleghorn for governor with a platform on temperance, women’s suffrage, and immigration limits. ticket includes Ole B. Oleson, T J. Van Matre, William Johnson, E. W. Chaffin, Rev. E. S. Eaton.
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J. Cleghorn
Clinton
Ole B. Oleson
T J. van Matre
William Johnson
E. W. Chaffin
E. S. Eaton
Why Crooks Flourish From Offers of the Law Testimony at Lexow Hearings
The Lexow committee heard extensive testimony on police protection for crime. Witness Maud Harvey described her furnished rooms in Tenderloin and denied paying for police protection while Edgar Whitney testified about a gambling house on Fifty third Street and Browdway. George Appo detailed his swindles and green goods operations, linking protection payments to police and post office figures, while James McNally and others were cited as leading figures in the scheme.
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Charles Hadlick
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McNally
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Rogers
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Tony Martin
Witnes
New York
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West Forty-second Street
Two Crushed To Death In Philadelphia Balcony Collapse
A terrace balcony on a Broad and Columbia avenue bank building collapsed during a parade, killing Carolinas Bender aged 65 and Lizzie Hilton aged 6 and injuring several bystanders. Charles Bilton aged 35 and Mary Stephens aged 43 were among the injured. the terrace was part of the Tenth Natural bank complex.
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Oll
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Charles Bilton
Mary Stephens
Tenth Natural Bank
Broad and
Columbia Avenue
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Terrible quintuple tragedy in Stockton suburb ends in murder suicide
A despondent husband, 50 year old John Kauffman, killed his wife Rosina and three children before hanging himself in a Stockton area home. Neighbors found the bodies after the family had been missing since Wednesday. The incident appears planned and linked to poverty and unemployment. Nearby Jeffersonville reported three more deaths, a man, a woman, and a child, found in a crude pen, believed to be due to hunger and poverty.
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Campen
Jane
Johenn Kachman
Bavaring
Stockton
Rosina
Kauffman
Jeffersonville
Borden
George Brock
Lizzie
William
Brock
Iron Miners Threaten to Strike in Gogebic Range
Iron miners of the Gogebic range issue an ultimatum to operators. If demands are not met by tomorrow, a strike will close every mine in the Gogebic district, affecting about 3,000 men. Wages requested: 2 per day for miners and 21.65 for trammer and common laborers. Local officials say payment cannot be afforded.
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