Market Summary From Frederick and New York Exchanges
A dull trading day on the New York Stock Exchange with minimal activity. Key bids included Lehigh Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad. few transactions above 3,000 shares. In grains and livestock, prices showed weakness or firmness depending on commodity, with flour and corn near steady to lower and cattle and hogs showing mixed moves. In France, Auguste Burdeau proposed becoming chamber of deputies president, while Casimir-Perier urged Dupuy to stay as premier and reconstruct the cabinet.
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New York
Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
Closin
Lehigh Valley
W.N
Paw Pennsylvania
Erie Mmeen Ree
West Shore
Lus & NS
Central
Lake Erie
New Jersey
Del
Hudson
Chupey
Paris
D—M. Auguste Burdeau
Chamber of Deputies
Casimir-Perier
3. Dupuy
Coupon Offer for RAND, McNALLY & C. Orders
A coupon offer invites sending or bringing one coupon and 10 cents to the office to obtain one part of RAND, McNALLY & C.'S. Mail orders must include an extra two cents for postage.
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Rand, McNally & € C.’S
Debs Statement on Strike Fight over Pullman Company
President Debs addresses railway workers detailing the strike causes and the clash between labor and capital. He warns against violence, pledges unity, cites wage reductions and debt, and predicts victory with railroads joining the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cweaco
Debs
American Railway Union
Railway Men of America
Pullman Company
Lincoln
Pullman
American Rail Way Union
General Managers’ Association
George M. Poleman
Tappeal
Nqv
Mailway
United States
Caldwell
Senta Fe
John M. Egan
St. Paul
Chicago
Egan
Ezau
John M. Eagan
Northwestern
Ulipeis Central
Eastern Illnois
Santa Fe
Cncago
Northern Pacific
Wisconsin Central
Great Western
Baltimore and Ohio
Prensylvania
Western Indiana
George M. Yaliman
Palace Car Company
Puikren Company
Hiinos Central Etharban
Barnsife
Round House
Resumption of Work Progress Met by Labor Unrest and Strike Threats
Finance and trade report notes miners resume work with progress yet labor unrest slows full return to normal. Coal strikes softened but railway sympathy strikes threaten distribution and travel, trapping perishable freight and delaying orders. Tariff shifts loom over textiles while failures rise modestly as half-year closes.
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New York
R. G. Dan
Weekly Review of Trade
Fpollman
Treasury Reserve
Congress
Euch
Wester
United States
Canada
Bradstreets
Rhode Island
Baltimore
Georgia
South Carolina
Chicago
Baseball scores and mill resume headline
National League results from Louisville to Brooklyn list multiple games with scores. Eastern and Pennsylvania leagues show doubleheaders and top hitters. The Riverside mill in Wheeling, idle four months, resumed operations with 3,000 workers and orders through fall.
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Louisville
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
St Louis
Boston
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Washington
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Baltimore
Witkesharre
Providence
Buffaio
Syracuse
Buffalo
Erie
Troy
Binghamton
Springfeld
Wheeling
W. Va
Riverside
Murderous Conductor Kills Colonel Parsons in Lobby
Virginia Dispatch reports Col H C Parsons shot in Gladys ton lobby by Richmond and Allegheny conductor Thomas A Goodman. Parsons died an hour and fifteen minutes later after charging Goodman with improper travel of colored women. Goodman surrendered to Cofton Forge mayor. Parsons, New York native about 55, had long Virginia West Virginia ties and led a white Republican revolt two years ago. He split time between Natural Bridge area and Washington residence.
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Cirrox Force
H. C. Parsons
Gladyston
Thomas A. Goodman
Richmond and
Allegheny
Parsons
Goodman
W. W. Davis
Cofton Forge
Colonel Parsons
New York
Virginia
West Virginia
Natural Bridge
Rock Bridge County
Commonwealth
Mahone
Washington
Amalgamated tin plate talks end. mills to shut for month
June 30 report from Betelehelm Pa notes no further conferences on the tin plate scale as manufacturers either signed or prepare to sign an agreement pending tariff passage. Sheet mills will shut down tonight for a month. A heat wave caused a fatal sunstroke for 60 year old Peter’s cakes aged.
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Betelehelm. Pa
Peter
Drawn battle ends as Griffo and Dixon dazzle rivals
Five thousand spectators watched the Griffo Dixon fight in Bost on at the Casino. Griffo weighed 135 pounds to Dix ons 123. Referee Eckhardt scored a draw after 28 rounds. Dixon showed gameness and led in parts of the bout, while Griffo mounted a strong finish. The crowd, including Sullivan and Ryan, hailed Dixon as the real winner.
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Bostos
John L. Sullivan
Paddy Ryan
Sullivan
Griffo
Dixon
Tom O'Rourke
Johney Eckhardt
Mr.Eckhardt
Ifmet
Long Debate Ends As Amended Tards Bill Reported
The Amended Tards Bill was reported to the Senate at 5:43 p.m. after a lengthy committee of the whole session begun April 2. The Senate adjourned to Monday to consider the amended bill, with focus on repealing the McKinley tariff provisions and preserving reciprocity where consistent. An attempt to tax immigrants was defeated. In the House, a tense election case involving Watson and Black in the Tenth Georgia district was settled with Black declared the winner, except for the Populists. New York plans a memorial service for Carnot with French officials and clergy. a miners’ convention is called for central Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Maryland with one delegate per 100 miners.
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American Railway Union
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Texas
W. Seafford
Pacific Division
Order of Railway Conductors
C. E. Swain
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Southern Pacific
Alexander Shields
Hammond
Patrick Sexton
John Roscoe
Walter St. John
United States Mail
St. Louis
Kern
American Railroad Union
Debs
Gould
M. J. Elliors
Norther Pacific
St. Paul
Ludlow
United States
Ed Sherman
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
St Louis
Cincinnati
Pennsylvania
Chesapeake and Ohio
West Virginia
Hocking Valley
Ohio River
Toledo
Logan
Straitsville
Nelsonville
Fredericks
Ind
Matthews
Denver
Rio Grande
Pueblo
Colo
Unti
Milnois Central
Cairo
Iils
Chicago
Olney
Marshal Hawkins
Indianapolis
Senate
Mrr. Peffer
Mr. Gallinger
Canada
Watson
Black
Georgia
Afr
New York
Carnet
M. Thichnant
Conanl
Carnot
Paris
Minera
Prirksacne
Virginia
Maryland
Clearfield
Beech Creek
Death of Lord Charles Russell Aged 51 At London
Lord Charles J F Russell son of the sixth duke of Bedford died at Tondon aged fifty one. The brief obituary notes his death and lineage.
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Charles J. F. Russell
Duke of Bedford
Tondon
Vigilant
England
United States
London Sporting Life
Frank Slavin
Jake Kilrain
Leander Echardson
J. T. Sullivan
Rose Coghlan
New York
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