Market Report From New York and Philadelphia Exchanges
The report shows share speculation moderately active in New York morning trading then subdued in the afternoon. Grain and dairy prices hold steady with slight moves, and livestock quotes reflect mixed gains for beef, pork, veal, and sheep. Prices for hogs rise in Philadelphia and New York markets, while other staples show modest shifts.
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New York
Philadelphia
Lehigh Waller
W.N.Y
Penasylvania
Erie
Reading
St. Paul
West Shore
Lehigh Nav
N.Y. Central
Y&n
Lake Erie & W
New Jersey
del & Hudson
Priladelpela
Pennsylvania
Jane
Jane Gates
Western Steam
Western Dairy
Elgins Iige
New York Dairy
Pennsylvania Creamery
i&Se
Egesirmer
Coupon Offer for Rand McNally Encyclopedia Part
A coupon offer invites readers to send or bring one Coupon and 10 cents to the office to receive one part of Rand McNally Company’s encyclopedia. The fragment indicates a promotional distribution by a knowledge publisher, with no further details on edition or part number.
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Rand, McNally & CO
Frenzied French Mob After Carnot Murder Riots Across Lyons
The Lyons crowd rioted after President Carnot's postmortem and burial. Italian shops were looted and ferried through the streets by a vast mob while police and troops restored order. Arrests reached 309 as violence spread to Toulon Grenoble and Dizon. Santo, an Italian baker, is identified as Carnot's assassin with accomplices sought.
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Mal Carnot
Paris
Derd
Raiway
Lyons
M. Carnot
Carnot
Simpst
Ruedela Republique
Madame Carnot
Toulon
Spardon
Grenoble
Dizon
Chaudley
Carnet
Santo
Sody
Marias Vielly
Haid
Vielly
Roux
Benoist
Aigues Mortes
Telegrams of condolence flood France mourning Carnot
Vast telegraphic condolences pour to Mme Carnot and French officials from around the world as nations and leaders express sorrow after President Carnot's assassination. The British, German, Italian, American, Austrian figures send sympathy. half mast and mourning decreed in several capitals.
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Mme. Carnot
Nice
Cannes
Humbert
France
Solferino
Eustis
United States
Paris
Gresham
William of
Germany
Mme Carnot
Carnot
Gianatto
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
M. Carnot
Francis Joseph
Dupuy
President Carnot
Terrific cyclone hits Keighley village in Butler county
Wichita Kans June 24 a cyclone from the southwest struck the village of Keighley causing widespread destruction. Ed Thurman died in a stable and many were pinned under collapsed houses. Two general stores were crushed and a freight train on the Frisco line was overturned. The cyclone deemed at least 200 feet wide blocked rail traffic for hours.
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Wichita
Kan
Keighley
Butler County
Leon
Ed. Thurman
Monster Strike Predicted by Union Leader at Lakeside
At a Lakeside union meeting Railway Trainmen Secretary Patrick McBryde of the United Mine Workers warned a large-scale railway strike in three years. He asserted no UMW coal would be shipped by non union firemen during the anticipated national disruption.
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Switzerland
Slater of
Santo
Burt
Lugano
Corcusts
Jane
Union of
Lakeside
Patrick McBryde
United Mine Workers
United States
United Mine
Peary auxiliary expedition sails to Bowdoin bay West Greenland
The Portia brought seven members of Peary's auxiliary expedition who will sail on the Falcon within ten days to Bowdoin bay West Greenland to recover Lieut Peary and his twelve companions. Peary's Arctic house will be returned aboard the Falcon. Mrs Annie Kapschowski plans a world circumnavigation in fifteen months starting with no money and returning with a large stake in a £ 20,000 to £ 10,000 wager.
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St. Jamn’s
N. F
Portia
Peary Auxiliary Expedition
Falcon
Bowdoin Bay
Greenland
Arctic
Mre Gapachowski
Bostos
Annie Kapschowski
State House
Arson charge against Philadelphia photographer in Merchantville
A. R. McIntyre, a Philadelphia photographer, was arrested in Merchantville on a $1000 bail for arson after his residence burnished valued at $20000 suffered $10000 damage. Neighbors found the blaze, with evidence including kerosene and inflammables. McIntyre claims alibi for himself and his wife.
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Merchantville
N. J
A. R. McIntyre
McIntyre
Philadelphia
William Hicks
William Naylor
Allyn Brewer
Mick
New York
Revival in Pittsburg industries reported nationwide
The nation notes a revival in Pittsburg industries while the National League of Republican Clubs meets in Denver. Secretary Carlisle and the party return to Washington after an outing on the lighthouse tender Maple. Reports from Buenos Aires say northern Peru has fallen to revolutionists. Edward Egan, a noted safe blower, is fatally shot resisting arrest in Chicago. A Wamsutta mill strike in New Bedford may spread. 230 bodies recovered at Albion colliery in Cardhu Wales. Senator elect Martin of Virginia plans to marry Lucy Day in November. Emma Juch marries Francis Wellman in Stamford. Mrs Bailey, widowed in England, kidnaps her two children in Mahoningtown.
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National League of Republican Clubs
Deaver
Carlisle
Washington
Buenos Aires
Peru
Edward Egan
Chicago
New Bedford
Mass
Albion
Cardul
Wales
Elect Martin
Virginia
Lucy Day
Day
Russia
Stamford
Conn
Emma Juch
Francis Wellman
New York
Bailey
England
Mahoningtown
Withdraw The Troops In Coal Regions Sparks Of Trouble
Patrols report tense scenes at Walston and Adrian as striking foreigners threaten violence if state troops remain. Miners push Governor Pattison to withdraw troops while militia and police guard trains and mines. General Wylie defends duty to protect property and voices sympathy for miners within law. Local meetings in Punxsatawney and Clayville urge troop withdrawal amid mounting unrest.
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Walston
Adrian
Coal and Iron
Pattison
Rochester and
Pittsburg Cox and Iron Company
Wylie
Ife
United Mine Workers
Mites
Punxsatawney
Clayville
Altgona
Clearfield
Murderer Kirschner Pleads Guilty in Gates Avenue Case
John Kirschner pleaded guilty to the murder of his wife at their Gates Avenue home and was held to await grand jury action after arraignment before Justice Connolly. In Allentown lightning fatally injured a man, shocked another, and killed a dog during a thunderstorm.
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Curiaco
Carrie Reed
Blackhawk Street
Cherry Avenue
Tay
Cew
Broonys
John Kirschner
Justice Connolly
Gates Avenue
Allentown
Joseph Heller
Reuben Whartman
Sylvanus Ke‘ler
Tragic streetcar accident in Chester Pennsylvania
A two year old girl named Jones-Cressy Hratley was struck by an electric streetcar at Seventh and Butler Streets in Chester and dragged for some distance. She suffered a skull fracture and hangs between life and death.
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Jones—Cressy Hratley
Seventh
Butler Streets
The Drowning Accidents and Lost on the Nicol Tug
Reports from New York indicate four dozen men may have perished when the tug James D Nicol sank off Seabright on Sunday. At least forty two drowned is now believed, with ten bodies recovered and many more unaccounted for as relatives seek information from police headquarters. Additionally, victims’ names span the East Side College Point and Hoboken.
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Nicol
New York
James D. Nicol
Seabright
East Side
College Paint
Brooklyn
Hoboken
Dinward
Eviction of 200 Families at Pan Handle Mines
Secretary Warner reports 200 families evicted from Painter's Run by Pan Handle mines over failure to sign the scale and refuse to recognize a pit community or to pay the price. The rest of the text discusses fashion commentary on silk and skirts with references to Jude Chollet and styling trends.
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Warner
Miners’ Union
Pan Handle
Painter's Run
Satin Vest and Petticoats Advice for Proper Wear
A fashion notice discusses undergarment choices emphasizing muslin skirts and Cambria petticoats as suitable white garments for daily wear, while warning against two white alk petticoats except under evening dress. It notes laundering, affordable plain goods, and modest decorative options like hand embroidered French goods and black neckwear accents.
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