Frederick Markets Reported In Active Speculation
New York May 3 The Block Exchange shows active speculation led by exports and general market shifts. Lehigh Valley Pennsylvanias are reported weak with creamery and dairy prices firming. egg, cheese, and small lot dairy quotes noted. Cattle and hog markets steady with good inquiry for butchers. Yorks sales listed with varied prices.
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Senators in Caucus Back Tariff Bill After Edits
Democratic senators voted 37 to six to support the amended tariff measure from the Suanee committee after lengthy caucus discussions led by Senator Gorman. New Jersey’s Senator McPherson and Senator Smith voiced varied support with emphasis on concessions to southern and western allies, while Senator Hill opposed the resolution.
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Strike Averts Violent Clash At Italian Railroad Laborers
May 4 reports from Werss020 Pa describe a halted strike on the Buffaloard Susquehanna road by Italian railroad laborers. A march with weapons threatened Gaines, but Constable Black and a 15 to 30 man posse prevented bloodshed. Three leaders were arrested, demoralizing the crowd. Contractors offered return to work at reduced pay and many accepted, while others were discharged.
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Miner Entombed Alive in Matleton Pa March 4
The report details Theobald Wackley and the entombment of a miner in Freeland amid a debt dispute. Comparisons to RPCeBSS and federates Bim appear in fragmented OCR text, with key names unclear. The readable elements indicate a mining incident and financial pressures surrounding a trapped worker.
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Grand Master Ramsay Acquitted in Cedar Rapids Case
In Ceosk Rasins Ja May 4 grand master Ramsay of the Triographers' brother hood was acquitted by the jar after being charged with tampering with the wives of Cedar Rapids Burlington and Northern railroad workers during the recent strike on that line.
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Settlement in Sight for Coal Strike Talks in Cleveland
A conference in Olerasiand with miners and operators led to a May 15 national meeting in Cleveland to form an arbitration board modeled on the English plan. The aim is to end general strikes by binding dispute resolution while keeping wage talks for later. At the time fewer than 2,000 miners were at work nationwide.
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Harrison for President boom launched in Cincinnati
The Commercial Gazette reports a Harrison presidential boom gaining traction after a Cincinnati visit by General Harrison. Officials and editors near him suggest an official declaration is imminent for a 1896 nomination. Willamsport tells of an Enoch Arden case with a missing husband returning from war. In Washington, Rep Wright introduces a pension bill for widows of soldiers and sailors and for their dependent children.
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Hunters Lost at Sea Off Vancouver May Day Tragedy
Hunters aboard the ship American Retriever are presumed lost at sea after a hurricane tore the vessel and its boats apart near Vancouver. Only a few Chinese and European survivors were rescued five days after the gale as the ship’s crew is largely missing.
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Three Asphyxiated in a Well
Three members of the Gammon family near Cockrell Jackson county died in a well cleaning accident. The eldest son entered the well and suffocated, his brother attempted a rescue and perished, and the sister-in-law who rushed to aid them leapt into the well and died.
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Labor Riots in Bohemia Veeska May Fourth
A sanguinary clash between workers and gendarmes followed May Day festivities in Bohemia Veeska. One worker was killed and several injured as unrest spread. Troops were dispatched to protect gendarmes and restore order amid the trouble. Magee Escapes Indictment New York Mar 6 The grand jury declined to indict Joseph Magee in the shooting of Martha Fuller found dead at the law clerk’s Nassau Street office weeks earlier.
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Hope for Kellys Army Strives for Mississippi Rail Transport
A large industrial army led by General Kelly seeks railroad passage to the Mississippi. Des Moines leaders urge Governor Jackson to secure transport from Iowa trunk lines, facing initial refusals. Kelly signaled willingness to ride to the river or Ohio then up to Washington, with efforts to move the men out of Des Moines continuing amid food shortages.
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Tariff debate erupts in Senate clash at rally
Turbulent gathering sparks shouting matches as supporters and foes clash over tariff questions with James C Carter leading the speakers. Pro and anti tariff factions erupt. police intervene and escort a man from the hall amid heated exchanges. Carter hails income tax as a rapid form of taxation while opponents denounce tariff policy.
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Far From The Madding Crowd Americans Favor Outdoor Fun
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