Market News and Livestock Prices From New York and Philadelphia
The report shows dull stock trading with closing bids on exchanges. Grain and flour prices steady to higher, wheat rising, corn and oats mixed. Live stock in New York and Philadelphia markets: cattle slow, hogs weak, sheep demoralized, with prices listed for various grades and regions.
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New York
Philadelphia
Torx
Stock Exchange
Lehigh Vailey
Pennsylvania
Reading
D. L
St Paul Ey
West Shore
Tioe Lehigh
Central
N.Y
Lake Erie
Wilig
New
Western Steam
City
Western Dairy
Creamery
Eigins
New York Dairy
Aimfenor
Listrey
Philadelphies
Coupon Offer From Rand McNally and Company Office
A brief notice invites readers to send or bring a coupon and ten cents to the office to receive one part of Rand, McNally & Co.'s product or map. The item is presented as a promotional exchange with limited details.
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Rand, McNally & CO
Income tax debates and tariff bill progress in Senate
Rapid progress on the tariff bill with the income tax section on page 170 reached as the Senate adjourned. Debates focus on tax provisions for mutual life insurers and building loan associations, with key figures Aldrich Hill and West signaling a two day timeframe to resolve the income tax.
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Senate
SERS
Jones
Allison
Secretary of the Treasury
West
Finance Committee
Fist
Ihis
Hill
Aldrich
Senator Hill
House
Bailey
Ex Senator Perkins Dead After Cholera Morbus Attack
Ex senator and Kansas representative Bishop W Perkins died at his Washington home after contracting cholera morbus in Indian Territory. Born Rochester Ohio in 1831, he served in Illinois and Kansas offices before ten years as judge in the Eleventh district, later the Forty-ninth Congress, then United States Senate from 1882 to 1893. He left for a Topeka convention, traveled to Indiana, then returned to Washington, refusing a physician until worsening. He leaves a wife and three children. funeral plans were not disclosed.
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Indian Territory
W Perkins
United States
Kansas
Perkins
Washington
Topeka
Indiana Territory
Brambough
United States Senate
Preston FE. Plumb
Senate
Martin
Butler Denounces Tillman in South Carolina Senate Row
In Charleston on June 2 E a heated exchange erupted over alleged corruption and foreign influence at Rocky Hill Yorkville and Chester as Senator Butler accused Governor Tillman of slander and asserted he would answer with facts not innuendo. The crowd mixed cheers for Butler and Tillman before order was restored. Parsons Gets Five Years.
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S. C
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Butler
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Danville
Yorkville
Coxey
New York
Chester
Senator Butler
Rock Hill
Wall Street
Senate
Tsay
Hamburg
Congress
Four Miners Die In Alabama Mine Fire Rescue Efforts
Fire at the Mary Lee coal mine near Birmingham traps workers in a burning section. Four men, including superintendent John Whalen, are found dead after a dash for the opening. Rescuers pull others from the tram car as flames rage. authorities suspect incendiary origin and continue to search for more victims.
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Birmingham
Als
Mary Lee
Here
John Whalen
G. W. Baskins
William Akenzie
Lewisburg
Baseball Scores and Disasters Across Continent
Baseball results show New York sweeping Philadelphia 6 to 4 then Philadelphia winning 6 to 4 in the second game. Cleveland defeated Chicago 8 to 7 while St Louis edged Cincinnati 2 to 1. Boston crushed Baltimore 19 to 14 and Pittsburg beat Louisville 7 to 6. Harrisburg drew with Allen town 6, Altoona topped Easton 14 to 2, Pottsville beat Scranton in six innings 18 to ?, Hazleton defeated Reading 19 to 14 in the first game and 7 to 5 in the second. Erie beat Springfield 6 to 2, Syracuse 8 over Wilkesbarre in six innings, and Buffalo won 8 to 5 over Providence. A mine cage collapse at South Wilkesbarre injures ten, three seriously. Also reports include a copper factory shooting near Collins, a cyclone causing deaths in South Dakota, a veteran minister’s sudden death at Wilkes Barre, and flood losses in Hungary.
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Louisville
Brooklyn
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Allentown
Altoona
Easton
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Scranton
Reading
Hazleton
Erie
Springfield
Wilkesbarre
Syracuse
Buffalo
Providence
Eviction Brutality in Indian Territory Sparks Outcry
Organized evictions in Central Fenonylvania and Hartshorne district recount brutal removals by deputy marshals and federal troops. Miners report homes lost, women abused, and families loaded into box cars, amid storms and hunger as guards threaten further action. amid similar unrest in Pennsylvania, coal regions brace for potential clashes as miners resume work and companies bolster guards.
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Hartshorne
August Smith
Thorday
Smith
Erastus Wiman’s Five Years Six Months Sentence
Ex millionaire Erastus Wiman, convicted of forgery in the second degree, is sentenced to Ming Sing for five years and six months. His appeal motion and stay request are noted, with the judge ordering no immediate imprisonment pending further action. Witnesses describe a wan appearance as he faced the court alongside his two sons.
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Erastus Wiman
Bing Sing
Ingraham
Winrar
Statex Island
General Tracy
Far West
Tracy
Ingraham Doned de Wotion
Wiman
Brown
Sherif Sexton
Mr. Wiman
Witman
Albmnost
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