Stock and Produce Markets Close Mixed on June 2 in NY and Philly
In New York and Philadelphia closing quotations, activity rose on continued gold export signals and lack of buyers. Grain and live stock prices varied as wheat and corn slipped, beef and lard held firm, and dairy products showed mixed moves while local reports note Mr C Edward Cole's illness with a fistula in his right hand.
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New York
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt Road
Lebich Vales
Lehigh
N. EL
Lake Erie
Os del
Hudson
Philadeiph
C. Edward Cole
East Fifth Street
Coupon Offer From Rand McNally Office
Coupon text invites landowners to bring in a coupon and ten cents to receive one part of Rand McNally orders. Mail orders require two cents extra postage. The fragmentary notice ends with a directive to cut this out and a possible heading HEPHIVE.
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Rand, McNally & CO
Senate passes antioption bill amid heated tax debate
June 3 report from Wasuometos notes Senate adoption of the antioption income tax measure by 49–61 after two hours of amendments. Debates stretched nine hours with strong tempers and sensational incidents. Hill and Harris clashed over post adjournment remarks with personal insults.
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House
Committee of the Whale
Patton
Michigan
Teller
Caio
Sherman
Allen
Nebraska
Hhis
Hill
N. Y
Harris
Mr. Hill
Tennessee
New York
Hallstorm Damages Crops Across Hexixctos County Fields
A hall storm struck southern Hexixctos County damaging crops on many farms. Wheat oats corn and grass were destroyed with total losses estimated at 50 500 dollars. In Massittos Ohio wage increases followed a prior cut, restoring 39 percent for Wheeling and Lake Erie workers after the miners' strike.
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Hexixctos
Ind
Massittos
Wheeling and
Lake Erie
Man falls from engine as train rips down grade near Oakridge
June 2 incident in New York area reports pollison, a railroad engineer for the Deckrtown express, knocked from his cab by a signal post while a trolley collision at Paterson occurred earlier. Fireman Collins continued duties as the train sped, the engineer found dazed and likely out of work for a time. Other items note a possible murder link to Mrs Lancaster, a Michigan case of decay, and Arkansas River flooding reports in Wichita with homes and crops endangered.
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Adee
New York
Ecxiness Flord Pollison
Rtown Express
New York, Susquhauns and
Weston Railroad
Paterson
Oakridge
Pollisen
Beenvine
Michael Collins
Oak Ridge
Collins
Pollison
Jeleids
Sovaraceron
N.J
Memyhall W Seles
Delaware
New York Ste
Smith
New Flayers
Rowse
N. Y
Rome
Riverside Park
Johnson
F. J. Jonny
Susger
New York State
Burglary at Wathang Club House in Fenwood
At 2 AM six unknown men entered the Wathang Club house Fenwood with intent to rob. They encountered manager P Gurier, a hand to hand struggle left him on the floor with a likely skull fracture. He was found in a pool of blood by neighbors. the burglars escaped.
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Evizasers
N. J
Tune
Wathang Club
Fenwood
P. Gurier
Gurier
Strike and mine conflicts spill into public view in multiple districts
June reports from Pennsylvanian districts recount tense mine strikes, troop deployments, and wage talks. English speaking workers face 35 to 45 cent proposals while foreigners may be displaced. Delegates vow continuing resistance as some plants plan to return to work. Separate items note other regional actions, legal outcomes, and a murder sentencing.
Fireman's timely act saves boy on railroad track
In Exxtox Maryland Engineer Grason and Fireman Nelson aboard a Central Division paytrain near Rising Sun Cecil County faced a child on the tracks. Fireman Nelson leapt from the train and kicked the boy to safety, leaving a shoe mark on his forehead. the train halted on the return trip and the child was found unharmed.
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Kilekright
Sony 2
Grason
Kireman Nelson
Central Division
Rising Sun
Cecil County
Davant Maher
Nelson
Baseball Scores and Disasters Across America
Baseball games reported from several cities with scores and notable incidents. Two fatalities in Hazleton from an explosion in a mine. a prison escape in Missouri. a large warehouse fire in Carcake. Texas Populists nominate a full state ticket. Derby at Washington Park expected to attract strong field. various local labor strikes and insurrection news.
Notably Favorable Feature Ends Coke and Coat Strikes
Bradstreets notes a moderate trade improvement with the practical ending of coke and coal strikes that will put to work over 250,000 men. Some 90,000 workers remain on strike while grain, dry goods, and textile sales show mixed demand. optimism rises in Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Detroit, and other cities as fears of prolonged recession ease.
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Bradstreets
Kansas City
St. Louis
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Otlers
Cincinnati
Detroit
Louisville
RG Dun & Co
Atlantic
Sonste
Providence
Fall River
Hoston
United States
Canada
Dry Camden stills and public license debate in June
Camden June 23 reports indicate July 1 will bring a dry city as license applications are reviewed. Temperance groups pressed to raise fees and limit salons, with cancellations and renewals affected by strict provisions.
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Eisenen
Camvex
N. J
Jane
Minor shifts ripple through cities and courts
Yesterday eight jurors joined the Prendergast case as postmaster Jacob Trocksess was named at Lower Providence Pennsylvania. Frank Collins death sentence commuted to life imprisonment by President Cleveland in Arkansas. Speaker Crisp visited the House after illness, speaking with difficulty from tongue ulcers. GC Mendenhall reportedly resigned from the Coast and Geodetic Survey. John W Hall died suddenly in Washington from heart rheumatism. Silk weavers strike near West Hoboken, New Jersey, is nearly settled as Givern mill owners gain. An invitation letter to Hon. W. E. Indstone circulated in the House, signed by most senators.
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Misa Francis Willerd
Calvary Baptist Church
New York
Cleveland
Frank Collins
Arkansas
Crisp
House of Representatives
GC. Mendenhall
Coast and Geodatic Survey
John W. Hall
Richmond and
Danville Railroad Company
Washington
Weat Hoboken
N. J
Messrs. Givern
W. E. Indstone
United States
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World's Dispensary Medical Association
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ORD
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AL Wade
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Fet
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Schipper
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Bedford
Quani Andrea
Andrea
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Connors
Audrer
Grend
Charles Kulp
Central Railroad
New Jersey
Ashley Plane
Charlestown
W. Va
Lucy Watts
G. G Watts
Virginia
Norfolk
John E. Dezendorff
Congress
KRL
Manna Fischer
Jacob Trocksess
Lower Providence
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