Frederick Markets Briefed By Closing Quotations
May 2 reports show anticipation of large grain shipments via today's and Saturday's steamers dampening stock prices. Central markets list Lake Erie & Western, New Jersey, Pennsylvania lines with mixed quotations. Flour futures weaken on winter grades while wheat and corn show further weakness amid steady, uneven trading.
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Coupon Offer Missing Details Prompt Public Response
A fragmentary coupon notice invites readers to send one coupon and 10 cents to an office to receive a part of an unspecified item. The text lacks names, dates, or clear product details, making the exact offer and eligibility unclear.
Coxey to Stand Trial for Disturbing Peace in Cincinnati
Coxey and codefendants Browne and Jones face trial Friday for disturbing the peace after Coxey testified at their Tuesday hearing. Bail posted for all three, with Frank Hume acting as bondsman. The Army of the Commonweal camp remains quiet though Coxey plans daily talks on national finances.
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Browne
Jones
Jove
Frank Hume
Alexandria County
Pence
Presi-Dent
J.&. Coxey
Kelley Frames Baseball: Industrial Leader Faces Friction
Kelley’s industrial army played its first baseball game against the Des Moines Stars, drawing 25 cents admission and a sizable crowd. Kelley coached at first base and praised his players while the Stars won 6 to 5. He attacked Coxey and Browne, blaming Washington authorities, and labor leaders discussed transportation plans as a secret conference held in Trades Assembly hall.
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Kelley
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Coxer
Washington
Carl Browne
Coxey
Gross Western Railroad
van Wert
Sovereign
Debs
American Railway Union
Des Moines
Trades Assembly Hall
Heller
Swift's Coxeyites Receive Rugged Welcome in New Haven
May 3 New Haven hosts the New England division of Coxey's army led by General Swift. Boston industrials slept in Guilford. residents provided a barn but offered little food. Skunk incident marred their night. In Brentford and New Haven crowds welcomed the marchers with aid from local unions. Plans call for a walk to Bridgeport then a boat to New York.
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Washington
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Brentford
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Spcie
Seleon
Social Labor Union
Fiss
Bridgeport
New York
Randalls Army Marches From Grand Crow to Hammond
Enforce this contention as Randall's army advances from Grand Crow toward Hammond. The march began with about 30 men in ranks, a company of ten war veterans leading, and orders to halt recruits unless they brought a day’s rations. Cincinnati labor leaders push box car rates to move unemployed to Washington on May 15 and back Davis bill for currency and Western irrigation funding. Galvin's Army well supplied in Wheeling Island camp, fed by the city, with a mess meeting and plans to relocate quarters in Pittsburg.
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Hammond
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Washngton
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Galvin
Wernine
W. Va
Wheeling Islend
Trades Assembly Hall
Beasty
Boyce
Pittsburg
Nation's lawmakers discuss beating at Capitol amid tariff debate
The House debated a resolution by Mr. Johnson denouncing the district police beating in the Capitol plaza but withdrew it for revision. The river and harbor appropriation bill was reviewed with no conclusion. In the Senate, Squire opposed the tariff bill, and Hoar's anti lottery measure faced opposition before being laid over.
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Washington
Hoar
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Pilot Dies at Wheel Aboard Montauk Steamer
On May 3 at GREEXPORT, May 3, William Henry Winters, the Montauk steamer’s pilot, collapsed and died from heart disease as the vessel neared the dock. The ship continued on toward the pier with minor confusion and no serious damage reported.
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Greexport
Montauk
William Henry Winters
Paris Court approves Panama Canal settlement involving Herz
Paris May 3 The court confirms an arrangement where Baron de Reinach executors pay 2,550,00 francs and Dr Carmelius Herz 1,590,000 francs to canal liquidators. This settlement ends extradition proceedings against Dr Herz who is in England.
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Paris
Baron de Reinach
Carmelius Herz
Panama Canal
England
Woman rendered blind by trolley wire accident on electric street
Mary Stermet of 4482 Gough street was blinded three weeks ago when a trolley wire slash injured her optic nerves. Doctors report no recovery of sight to date.
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Stermet
Gough Street
New York
Alrs. Gillespie
Riots Continue as Police Clash With Mobs in Cleveland
Rioting unemployment demonstrators clash with Cleveland police across multiple factories including Variety Iron Works Upson Belt Works and United States Salt Works. Police disperse rioters using clubs while Mayor Blee calls up National Guard as 500 officers stand ready. Separately in Philadelphia a steam pipe explosion kills one worker and wounds others at Southern Electric. In Washington Senator Walsh introduces a bill seeking unconditional repeal of the 10 percent state bank circulation tax.
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Blee
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Wasaixetos
Walsh
Baseball results and railroad strike end in Minnesota
Yesterday’s games in the Matinnel League in Philadelphia Washington and Chicago Nati were postponed. In the Pennsylvania State League Easton Allentown and Easton played with 0 to 0 and 7 to 0 scores. Northern Streakera win reports note the Great Northern railroad strike ending after two weeks as claims were adjudicated by a joint committee of major business leaders and employers.
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Morsxeapolis
Great Northern Railroad
BCOM
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Sinkets
Coal Miners Strike Across Multiple Towns Stirs Labor Action
Reports from St Louis Belleville and neighboring districts describe militant coal miners forcing work stoppages. Belleville men pressure Colifneville and Glen Carbon workers while efforts expand toward Baweardsville Mt. Olive Circle and Giltlespie. State convention in Albin commands a 9,000 worker strike. Additional coal centers including Elm Grove and Mesaba Range see widespread walkouts. In Virginia a venerable judge dies. elsewhere a Denver priest faces suspension over a court summons and accounting dispute.
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Madison Coal Company
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Mt. Olive
Circle
Giltlespie
Orresowa
Albin
Marion
Waupello
Polk
Boone, Appunooyabaska
Keokuk
Wheeling
W. Va
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Wheelleg
Pittsburg
Deters
Sherif Sharvey
Mesaba Range
Ceestosn
Lewis
Calhoun
Coal Miners Union
Deepwater
Brownington
Terrific Gas Explosion Strikes Roggi Building N J
Terrific explosion of escaping gas in Roggi building on Merris Avenue caused part of the side to blow into the street. The gas ignited, fire followed, patrons fled in panic, Edward Blume a plumber found unconscious in ruins with serious burns.
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N. J
Roggi
Mierris Avenue
Edward Blume
The Murderous Priest Arraigned Civcisworth
Father O Grady was arraigned for assault on April and jealousy involving Mary Gilman. Judge Kumler reserved ruling until next Monday. indictment details remain in first degree charges. Ex bank president Colonel Newman died by self inflicted action at his Boston home amid prior Maverick Bank strain. E M Fulton, banker linked to La Montagne Clark & Co., arrested in New York with $50,000 bail as wife stood security. further arrests anticipated.
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Wogrour
George Blow
Boust Street
Judge Blow
William and Mary College
University of Virginia
Texas
Congress
Republic
Norfolk
Virginia
Civcisworth
Father O'Grady
Mary Gilman
Ireland
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Newman
New York
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Tariff compromise gains Democratic backing for June passage
Washington reports say Democratic leaders engineer a tariff compromise aiming to win forty three votes including Murphy and Smith while Hill's stance remains key. Brice asserts a bill has been agreed upon and will pass with income tax retained as proposed.
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Ignes
Brice
Gorman
Cockrell
Senntor Hill
Murphy
New York
Smith
New Jersey
Ohio
Squire
Postmasters barred from saloon ties fallout mix
Washington policy to bar saloon keepers and bartenders from postmaster roles will weigh any liquor related business dealings against candidates. Bissell asserts any indirect interest in liquor disqualifies a candidate from postal duties.
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Bissell
Buck Robinson Charged With Assault on Two Daughters
George alias Buck Robinson of this place is charged with assault on Water Freeman’s two year old daughter and on the one year old. He is an ex parolee from New Jersey state prison and about 50 years old.
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George Alias “Buck
Robinson
Belvidere
Water Freeman
Helhr
Bisoner Fromm
New Jersey State
Bomb Outrage Averted by Michigan Coke Strike
In Pleasant, May 3, authorities stopped a planned dynamite attack by coke workers on the Morewood A plant. General Superintendent Ramsay and Sheriff McCann led a surveillance and arrested two locals, Edward Davis and William McCracken, with a 20 pound bomb found hidden near rails, joined by two foreigners.
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Covnellsville Coke Company
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Greensburg
Twe
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United Mine Workers
Wilam McCracken
Davis
McCracken
Explosion at Joly & Sons Works Kills and Burns
Massive blast at Joly & Sons scouring and dyeing works, likely benzine or naphtha, sets four women on fire and gutts the building. One body badly burned, another woman unidentified, a missing Mrs Floorman, and ambulance surgeons called for the seriously burned. Indicated deaths include Leopold Schenesu or similarly named victims amid the devastation.
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New York
Joly & Sons
Aod
Leopold Schenesu
Mra
Dressing Gowns and Comfort For Women in Regency Style
A fragmented late article discusses women's dressing gowns, noting literary ladies wear them daily. It highlights fabrics like Gammel, pongee, and Japanese cottons, with styles such as jackets and kimonos. Descriptions cover trims, colors, and a sense of refined domestic fashion.
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