Closing Quotations and Markets Report June 21
The share market was dull with lighter volume and a general downward price trend. New York and Philadelphia quotations show declines in stocks and staples, with wheat, corn, and oats varied, beef and lard steady, and live stock prices mixed. Philadelphia and New York markets report cattle, hogs, and sheep movements with modest declines and quiet demand.
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Sugar Trust Investigation Brief Session In Washington
The sugar trust investigation committee met briefly and questioned George Ransom, son of Senator Ransom, and Captain A C Barnes, messenger of the commerce committee, about their purchases of sugar stock. Ransom testified his father did not know of the trades and that he was the last person he would tell. Barnes said he kept the stock buys from Senator Ransom.
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Sugar Trust Investigatio
Sugartrust Investigation Committee
George Ransom
Seretor Ransom
Senate Committee On Commerce
A.C. Barnes
Captain Barnes
Senator Ransom
Coupon Offer for Rand McNally Order by Mail
A public notice invites recipients to send a coupon and 16 cents to the office to receive one part of Rand, McNally orders. Mail orders must include an extra two cents for postage. The fragment urges readers to cut this out and present it.
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Rand, McNally
Ramapo Wins Suburban at Coney Island amid heat and hustle
At Coney Island track on a hot Suburban day, Ramapo, ridden by Taral, outsprinted Banquet Sport and King Lee in the stretch to win the Suburban. Banquet took second with Sport close behind, while King Lee finished fourth. Taral then headed to Chicago to ride Domino in the American Derby.
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Tillman and Butler clash at Goucaster rally
At a heated meeting in Goucaster, Governor Tillman and General Butler exchanged insults as crowd tension rose. Tillman defended actions, attacked Butler's character, and warned against violence, while Sherrard challenged him amid chants and disorder.
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Fatal Fall on 224 Stairway in Emu Building
Six workers were thrown to the basement when the 224 stairway in the Emu building collapsed. Injured are Christopher Doyle Clelland Juliop Emmet Kearney Michael Moriarity Samuel Ricketts and Judson Whitestone. Ricketts and Doyle are expected to die.
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Doyle
Wekerie's Triumph on Civil Marriage Bill Passed
The house of magnates passed the civil marriage bill by a majority of three. The bill makes civil marriage compulsory and legally recognized, with provisions for the dissolution of marriage.
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Bupa Pesix
House of Magnates
Fabulous Gold Strike Reported at Pike's Peak Mine
CerriLe Crees Colorado June 2 A strike of fabulous richness reported at the Pike's Peak mine. An eight inch streak of decomposed quartz and tele averages sixty ounces of gold to the ton. Sultan Abdul Aziz orders Spain to be paid indemnity promised by his father over the Melilis affair.
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Pike’s Peak
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Melilis
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McClure Coke Company
XicCiure Company
Plymouth Steamer Grounded in Fall River Bay
Fall River line steamer Plymouth remains aground near Fall River Massachusetts as reports emerge. The era’s upheavals unfold with evictions and alleged cruelties in Indian Territory, plus a spate of violent crimes across several states. Notable deaths include Cornell historian Herbert Tuttle and Lawley Florida couple Gusterns Drosshagen and wife. Randall's Commonweal army marches in Pittsburg. Francis Willard receives a warm welcome in New York.
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Allen Wilson
Greene County
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Delaney
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George A. Bartholomy
Senators Af Odds and Income Tax Debate Roars On
Debate on the income tax opened with Senator Hill of New York delivering a three hour speech. Chandler of New Hampshire clashed with Nebraskan Senator Allen over alleged vote bargaining. The scene featured sharp exchanges and a near-silent chamber as Allen defended his integrity and party stance.
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Chandler
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Halliday murder verdict shocks court and crowd
The jurors found Lizzie Halliday guilty of first degree murder in the Sarah J. McQuillan and Ellen McQuillan case after a lengthy trial. She stood erect as the verdict was read, refusing to acknowledge it, while attorney George B. Carpenter wept and said he would not appeal.
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Steptenville
WR. Johnson
Rioting foreigners drive families from Walston mines
In Walston Pa on June 2 a mob of about 2000 foreigners including Italians and Hungarians armed with weapons forced English speaking miners and their families from homes and pumps. Troops ordered by the governor are anticipated as rail and roads into Walston are clogged with fear and locals fear attacks on English speaking residents. John Snyder, mine superintendent, resigned and left for Ohio.
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Cleveland Church Murder Plot Shrouded In Sect Feud
In Cleveland a Polish parish feud erupts after the murder of Mm Flizareth Janicki. Rev A F Kolaszewski claims she ordered her death to trap him. Suspects include John Lisecki. two teenage girls testified seeing the killing. General Kelly and Col Baker were arrested in Bovisviers on bonds, with police actions looming over a planned public talk at National Park.
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Great Fire in London and Other Notices
Great Fire in London destroyed William Angus & Co's cabinet makers on Tabernacle Street Finnbury as flames spread across adjacent factories. Over fifty engines and 900 men fought the blaze. twenty walls collapsed and damage reached £200,000. Auburn prison fire destroyed £40,000 of state property with unknown cause. Also a feature on lambs wool wrappers advising warm weather wear and comfort.
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