Frederick Markets Report May Day Trading Quiet Amid Mixed Tone
The market notes softer stock activity on the New York and Philadelphia exchanges with sugar leading speculative shifts. Grains show mixed prices with flour demand steady, while live stock and hogs ease. butter and cheese hold firm as dairy markets stay varied in this May report.
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Western Dairy
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York
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Southern
Coupon Offer From RAND, McNALLY & CO
A coupon presented at the office yields one part of RAND McNALLY CO. materials. The promotion invites sending or bringing the coupon to receive the item.
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Rand, McNally & CO
Coxey's Commonweal Parade Ended in Capitol Riot
The Coxey army march from Massillon to the Capitol ended in a police clash. Coxey and Browne were detained but not arrested, with Browne later jailed on charges of unlawful entry and Browne bond posted by Emily Briggs and Anna Hahn. Jones was arrested for disorderly conduct as the crowd rioted along the Capitol grounds.
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Sion
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Coxcy Ft Iy
Massillon
Washington
Congress
Cat! Browne
United States
Jones
Samuel PF. Hyman
Hyman
Emily Briggs
Anna Hahn
Ixbor
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Aid for Ebelleys Men and the Knights of Labor
Des Moines May 2 Grand Master Sovereign arrives to pressure for train service to aid Kelley’s movement. He vows to prevent Kelley from leaving the city and hints at drastic measures with Knights of Labor and American Railway Union support. Providence and other Coxey groups travel to join, while illness and fatigue affect marching contingents. Meanwhile a New Jersey heir notes a large Gloucestershire estate and $200,000 in Scottish bank funds allocated to American heirs.
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American Railway Union
Coxey and Kelley
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Marti Murrey
Iddietown
Torele
Central Labor Union
Sweetland
Connecticut
Seauonry
James J. Slattery
Ball
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Melrose Bank
Scotland
Wilmington
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Delaware, Maryland and Virginia
Milford
George Rowley
Milford National Bank
Philadelphia National
Harrington Rowley
Riot in Cleveland as procession clashes with street cars
A May Day parade in Cleveland drawing 6 000 to 10 000 largely immigrant workers led to riotous scenes when cars blocked the march. A motorist refused to stop and was assaulted. shots were fired but no one seriously hurt. windows damaged and a truck driver injured. Police made no arrests. A second anarchist speech sparked a fresh march, with minor window breaking reported and no major injuries.
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Central Labor Union
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Populist Nominations Spark Gubernatorial Ticket
The Pennsylvania Populists nominate J. T. Allman of Juniata for governor and a full ticket including Jerome Aiken for lieutenant governor Abram Lauder for secretary of state W H Deisher for attorney general Victor Lotier Montour and B Greenmann Bradford for Congress. The platform urges direct vote on major national and state measures tax reform uniform textbooks and broader electoral and mining reforms. R A Thompson re elected state chairman.
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Juniata
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People’s Party
Tore
J. ET. Aibman
Jerome Aiken
Washington
Abram Lauder
Erie
W. H. Deisher
Berks
Victor QO. Lotier
Montour
B. , Greenmann
Bradford
United States
Columbs
R. A. Thompson
Indiana
Coxey and Crisp clash over ballot power and protest tactics
Washington May 2 Coxey argues for relief through the ballot not intimidation while Speaker Crisp questions his authority and patience. The exchange centers on how unemployed relief should be pursued and whether demonstrations at the Capitol are legitimate.
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Landslide Buries Farm Family and Damages Riverbank
In St. Albans Quebec a landslide buried farmer Samuel Gauthier his wife son and brother under hundreds of tons of earth near the St Anne river. The citied destruction spreads for miles with debris carried into the river and toward the St Lawrence.
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Anus David Gauthier
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Fret STRIPES FOR SUMMER Chambray and cotton fabrics featured
A fashion note describes summer fabrics and trims including chambray, striped linens, batistes, and organdies. Embroidery and lace enhance tea gowns and skirts. Linen is praised for durability and prestige, with dotted muslins and flowered organas offered in delicate colors.
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