Live Stock Market Report June markets and prices
East Liberty Pa June 18 cattle lower with prime cows at 4.40 to 4.50, bulls and stags 2.25, hogs firm with best Philadelphia and New York buyers at around 1.99, sheep slow but steady. Market notes include varied prices for steers, calves, and lambs, with dairy and feed prices cited.
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Coupon Offer for Rand McNally Atlas Part
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Miners Trade Offs and Strife Across Districts
Mount Olive and many districts report deep rifts as operators resist compromise pay. Miners push to resume only if all operators agree, with threats of continual strike and clashes with militia in Illinois and other states. Overnight talks yield mixed results as some districts resume at forty cents per ton while others hold firm.
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Beach Creek
Clearfield
Hourtdale
Philadelphia
Bradlevy
Dubois
Illinois
Serrmerievp
Springfield
Jouss Laughlins
Miners return to work as strikes spread across states
Two hundred miners returned to Elk Garden region mines at forty cents per ton while 314 labor in Conslida tion Coal company pits at Frostburg resumed. Reports note violence against Mey and his son, an interstate miner convention called to discuss uniform prices, and multiple districts signaling resumed work or ongoing disputes. The Hungarian flood, Scranton murder, and Cambridge LL D conferment also appear in brief.
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Broad Top
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Sandy Run
Altoona Ixict
Philadelphia
Martland
Era
Loyacoyixe
Elk Garden
Conslidation Coal Company
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Michael Mey
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Indian Territory
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National Organization
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Fitzsimmons Choynski Drawn as Police Halt Fight in Boston
In Boston last night Bob Fitzsimmons the world middleweight champion battled Joe Choynski to a draw after police interrupted the bout. The crowd of about 3 000 roared as the Australian pressed the Californian with sharp lefts and rights until officers stopped the match. The bout featured late drama with several knockdowns and a disputed finish amid the crowd’s frenzy.
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Jim Corbett
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Choynski
Hendiers
Ned McAvoy
Parson Davies
Fitzsimmons
Young Handier
Dan Murphy
Fitz
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Daly
Chopuski
Chopnski
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RUN DOWN AT THE CRO TRAINS INJURE TEACHERS AT RIVERSIDE
A Susquehanna train struck an electric car at Riverside crossing injuring several teachers and pupils from School No. 18 including Laur Birchenough Net tie Claxton Mattie Bauman Lizzie Maffett and principal Frank D McKimneys Ellen Cullen 60 of Brooklyn was badly hurt and may die Conductor Josiah Grimes also injured. Authorities censured both railways for safety lapses.
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Sugar Trust Inquiry Proceeds with Senate Testimony
Washington June 19 The sugar trust investigation continued as eleven senators who did not appear Saturday testified. Senator Cameron denied involvement in any wrongdoing and described meetings with finance committee members and sugar refining executives. Senator Morgan discussed his talks on adjusting the tariff schedule, while others like Irby Washburn and correspondent Howland provided testimony related to alleged sugar speculation and financing.
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Tariff bill moves in Senate amid debate on income tax
The June 19 report covers Senate progress on the tariff bill as the end of the week nears. The income tax looms as a major obstacle while the free list, internal revenue, and administrative provisions remain to be acted. A coal provision on the free list sparks debate but fails along party lines.
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