Closing Quotations and Market News From June 28
Stock and produce markets report closing quotations on New York and Philadelphia exchanges. Pullman strike extension to St Paul railways weighs on speculative values. Philadelphia wheat, oats, and corn trends noted. beef and pork prices steady to weak. dairy and eggs slight shifts. Livestock markets show mixed cattle, sheep, and hog prices in New York and East Liners relief. International supervision of anarchism discussed. Italian government eyes central information exchange. Noted robber Isaac Goodman sentenced to four years, with wartime notoriety and property value cited.
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New York
Philadelphia
The
Stock Exchange
St. Paul
Lehigh Valley
X.Y. Central
Lake Erie
New Jersey Cancun
Jane
Western Steam
City
Bower
Western Dairy
State
Westin, Hig
Eive
European Cabies
East Liners
Anndeesos
Ind
Isaac Goodman
Indiana Gas Belt
Goodman
Coupon Offer From RAND McNALLY Office
A fragmented notice advertises sending or delivering one coupon and ten cents to obtain a part from RAND McNALLY. The text mentions mail orders with two cents extra postage and appears garbled.
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Rand, McNally
Strike dictates men of Atchison road quit or switch
The message to Receiver Wilson from Judge Caldwell directs Atchison railway workers to discharge all duties or quit, allowing substitutes. If they refuse to obey, they will be discharged and others hired. Both the court and railroad leaders warn of contempt for interference and promise firm enforcement. The strike spreads across Chicago area lines with multiple yards paralyzed and supplies disrupted.
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Cariaco
Wilson
Atchison Road
Caldwell
United States Circuit Court
Michigan
Atchison
Debs
Ele
Porter
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railroad
Carpenter
The
Road
Chicago
San Francisco
Oakland
J. C. Gibbsons
Pullman Car Department
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Pennsylvania Company
Ines
American Railway Union
Terre Haute
Ind
Sargent
Canada
Knights of Labor
Des Moines
Puilmans
Knights
Pittsburg
BR UC
Cairo
Tis
Dorcott
Pallman
Brotherhood of Engineers
Order of Railway Conductors
Brotherhood of Trainmen
A. R. U. Headquaarters
Denrer
Union Pacific
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Elensburg
Wash
Northern Pacific
Sugar schedule changes amid sugar tariff debate
The amended sugar schedule, prepared by Senator Jones, moves the effective date to after the bill's passage and preserves partial bounty provisions. Senator Blanchard opposes the change, arguing it withdraws part of the present year's two cent bounty, while others seek to avoid double protection and tie the bounty to the 40 percent duty. The finance committee split includes a few Democrats who have not yet seen the amendment.
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Gemator Blacchard
Lotishuea
Wassiverex
Senate
Jones
Aikto
Blanchard
Secretary of the Treasury
Finance Committee
Irby
Alen
Kyle
Peffer
Notable Local Tragedies and Political Moves
Near Woodmont and Coan two Italian laborers died after being struck by a train. Raceland the famed race horse was euthanized due to meningitis. George Robinson a Washington man killed 16 year old Abraham Brisene by pushing him overboard. John Goodnow Minnesota leads Republican National League as chairman. Senator Clarence Lexow of New York police committee attended a reception and related events.
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Woodmont
Coan
Raceland
George Robinson
Washington
Abraham Brisene
John Goodnow
Minnesota
Republican National League
Clarence Lexow
New York Police
Brockalym
Bishos Whotzoss
Savas
Grapg Pevenal
Bisley
Yale Wins Thrilling Freshman and Varsity Regatta
Yale defeats Harvard in a close Thames race with Yale leading from mile one and finishing thirty lengths ahead. Harvard suffers poor steering and a broken staff near the end but shows grit. Yale also wins the 97 freshman triangular race earlier, while Columbia loses to Yale in a later finish. Killed in a separate Harrisburg area wreck. other railroad crossing fatalities noted in brief.
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Conn
Tng Man Hban
Yale
Harvard
United States Revenue
Dexter
America
Harvarditea
Parden
Bullard
Henessey
Harvard Beast
Townsend
Stevenson
Thames
Columbia
Cowies
Baseball scores and chaos in midweek leagues
Yesterday’s baseball across the National and minor leagues shows multiple games with uneven results. Key NL games include Louisville beating Philadelphia, New York over Chicago, and Cleveland defeating Baltimore, plus Pittsburgh over Brooklyn. Minor leagues report Wilkes Barre games, Erie and Binghamton in heavy scoring, with Springfield and Scranton racking up runs. The day closes with notable news of a Brookfield lynching threat defused and a navigator attempting a transatlantic lakes crossing.
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Louieville
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St Louie
Beston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Baltimore
Birth of Heir to Duke of York Sparks House of Commons Row
In London on June 29 an unusual Commons scene saw Sir William Vernon Harcourt and Mr. Balfour move an address of congratulations to the queen on the birth of an heir to the Duke of York. James Reay? Hantie, an Labour MP, opposed congratulating a hereditary reign arguing for the nation’s interests. He questioned the child’s qualifications, mocked Royal finances, and urged restraint from royal worship while noting a lack of condolence for Welsh mine disaster widows and orphans. The motion passed after heated exchanges.
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Lonnox
House of Commons
William Vernon Harcourt
Balfour
Duke of York
James Reyer Hantie
Isbor
House of Corimona
Prince of Wales
Coren Saunderson
Westhampshire
Hardies
William Harcourt
Bangherson
Hardie
Aelf
Aerce Light
Duke of Cornwall
London
Whll
Wales
Murder at Sautter residence ends in suicide
In Brooklyn at 12 Beaver street Michael Ganzer 27 murdered Annie Sautter 17 then shot himself in the forehead. Parents deny a love relation and note Ganzer had overdrawn his salary. Philadelphia and New York items follow: Worthington misappropriated about 19000 from Worthington Publishing. a dynamite blast aimed at The Witness offices in Mostezat. Dupuy and other notes appear amid unrelated clippings.
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Brooklyn
Brooxuyx
J. Sautter
Beaver Street
Michael Ganzer
Sautter
Ganzer
New York
Richard Worthington
Worthington Publishing Company
Sherif
Worthington
Cait
New Mexico Statehood Bill Passes House Amid Quorum Shortage
The New Mexico statehood bill moved through the House largely as introduced by the committee, with limited opposition. Other measures were approved, including a provision allowing receivers and managers appointed by U.S. courts to be sued without court permission, akin to corporations. The chamber adjourned at 4:18 PM for lack of a quorum as debate continued on tariff and income tax sections. The tax provisions saw mixed votes, with a small Democratic and several Republican lawmakers dissenting, while populists backed the new levy. A separate note reports a tragedy in Belleville, New Jersey, where Theodore Jerolomen killed Jobo Brosa with a club during a dispute over cherries, claiming accidental intent.
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House
United States
Messrs
Hilleod Menphy
New York
Smith
New Jersey
Republica
Hansbrough
N. D
Mitchell
Nut
Kellewlite
N. J
Belleville
Theodore Jerolomen
Jobo Brosa
Harrison
Breen
Jerolomen
Breqg
Breex
Fashion trends mix fabrics and silhouettes this season
The article surveys prevailing fashion in fabrics and sleeve lengths, noting velvet fur and hoary alk textures for winter gowns and a riot of color. It predicts a possible shift back to mode shades and slim skirts as trends mature, with reception dresses becoming less central.
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Amelie
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