25 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1892
Page
1
The article notes Mr. O. M. Ouakine of Bernhlows sold from his strawberry patch 17 quarts of berries and shipped seven quarts to Hagerstown. It reports similarly on Mr. Jettwe Wirts of Weverton who received a modest payoff from the harvest and remarks on the quality and effect on local buyers.
New York June 25 R G Dun weekly review reports rising crop yields and improving trade. Wheat outlook nears 1891 peak while cotton prices remain low. Iron industry sees wage dispute easing, lifting demand for plates structural iron and steel rails. Gold exports and monetary stability noted amid steady money supply.
Washington is abuzz as the National Republican Committee meets on Monday to pick a chairman. Names in contention include ex Senator Sewell and ex Senator Lowell, with Clarkson signaling Sewell’s possible selection and praising Stevenson’s record. Clarksons says Lowell would strengthen the party.
Report of General Stevenson opening campaign activities at the Palmer House in Cleveland, with visitors including Creupral Bragg of Wisconsin and John C. Black of Illinois. The piece notes delegates from Indiana and a procession of politicking, plus Stevenson’s stated aim to win Indiana for the Democratic ticket. It comments on convention reform discussions, police interference at conventions, and the process of notifying nominees, including W L Wilson of West Virginia and the Tammany report pledges.
Taubenoci says no definite pledge yet from Judge Gresham on accepting the People's party nomination. A United Press report notes leaders in Chicago and elsewhere express confidence he will accept. L. Hubbard letters and remarks from General Warner and Henry Watterson reflect rallying views on Gresham's possible path to the White House.
Reports from the American bark K. J. Mo arriving at quarantine describe a freshet at Matanzas with about 25 percent of inland houses damaged and many boats lost or washed away. Telegraph lines were cut and shipping disrupted. Two lifters were picked up by a steamer. the harbor shows extensive damage to wharves and buildings. Cleveland reports Pinkerton clashes at Lake View Street railroad yard with injuries and property damage. A serious Pennsylvania rail accident in Harrisburg injures and kills several, while political conventions in Scranton and state events unfold.
London June 25. An uproar at a North Lambeth costermonger meeting interrupted MP Henry M Stanley Mest's bid to speak. Disturbances from a strong element in the crowd, boos and shouting, prompted police to eject four men and restore order after Mrs Stanley and Brantley efforts failed to quell the scene.
A provocative riot tale unfolds in Pirin as the Hebrews mourn Captain Mayer shot by the Migrquta De Mores. A warrant for Marquis de Morea follows claims of differing motives between murder and death in the anti Jewish climate. The Marquis is arrested after a public statement that he felt justified in his actions as Hebrew leaders threaten vigilante justice.
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