The Markets Frederick Markets and Live Stock Reports
Market brief from New York and Philadelphia exchanges dated May 5 notes active speculation and weak tone due to gold exports. Philadelphia reports weak flour with winter superfine at 2 2 2 dollars, beef and pork steady, western dairy and Pennsylvania creamery products steady, and live stock steady with cattle and hog prices listed. New York prices for sheep, lambs, and veal vary with bids and top quotes.
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Jersey
del. & Hudson
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Zoic
Gora Esio
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Peansylvania Creamery
Dali
York
Pennsylvania
Zaropess Cabies
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Deel
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Virginia
Beresto
Coupon Offer From RAND, McNALLY & CO
A fragment notes a coupon deal inviting readers to bring one coupon and ten cents to an office to receive a part of RAND McNALLY orders by mail. It mentions two extra cents for passage and instructs to cut the offer out.
Senators in Caucus Vote for Amended Tariff Measure
In Wasrrertos on May 4 a 3 to 1 Democratic caucus backed the tariff bill with compromise amendments despite absences. Senator Hill alone opposed the resolution while Senators Gorman, McPherson, Palmer, Wiles, Jones and Smith pressed for party unity and early action, noting concessions to southern and western interests and the disputed income tax provision.
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Senator Jones
Bat Delarble
Democratic National
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New York
Etor Hill
Italian Railroad Laborers End Strike After Threats
Striking Italian railway workers on the Budsiv and Susquehanna line resumed work after threats to Gaines, aided by Constable Black and a posse. Three ringleaders were arrested. contractors offered to rehire at $1 a day, about 60 accepted while 75 were discharged. A padrone lured workers from New York, sparking violence until authorities intervened.
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Black
Wallach & Reserve
New York City
Settlement in sight at Cleveland talks on May 15
A potential end to the great miners strike arises from a Cleveland conference with delegates from Hocking valley Brazilfield Illinois and Pittsburg. National Mine Workers leaders McBride and McBryde join operators' reps to call a May 15 national meeting. An arbitration board on the English plant is floated to settle disputes and curb future strikes. The industry warning signals and employment figures accompany the report.
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Ohio
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Pennsylvania
Harrison for President and Enoch Arden Case Highlight May 4 News
Cincinnati reports Harrison presidential boom appears extincted after a visit by his supporters. The Commercial Gazette claims an official declaration by Perry S Heath and J H Howard. In Williamsport Pa a real Enoch Arden case unfolds as Jerry Hockman seeks contact with his family after years missing.
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Cincisnati
Harrison
Cincinnati
Bush
Perry
Heath
J. H. Howard
Harison
Woodward
Still Another Pensian Bill in Congress
Representative Wright of Pennsylvania has introduced a pension bill granting eight dollars a month during widowhood to widows of soldiers and sailors serving ninety days or more plus eight dollars per month for each child under sixteen and for each permanently helpless child, limited to widows without other support.
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Wright
Pennsylvania
Hope for Kellys Men to Secure Rail Transit to Mississippi
Des Moines May 4 One hundred General Kellys army men visited the capital to beg Governor Jackson to provide rail transport to the Mississippi for their march. The governor reported he would seek executive council aid as railroads refuse underfare. Kelly said he would accept train or river route to reach Washington, while a committee works to move the troops. Mary Elizabeth Lense of Kansas says Coxey’s uprising shows a starving people’s revolution and would have taken Capitol steps with a backing force. The New Beginnings at New York arrive, while camps report hunger and exposure in Indiana. Holmes’s expedition is abandoning the effort, and a train seizure by industrials occurs in Washington state. Kalamazoo hosts Senator Stockbridge’s funeral as Debs addresses labor issues. A Seaware n jury convicts the Consolidated Traction Co. of manslaughter for a toddler’s death, and Jersey City pawns seven youths for stoning a tallyho.
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Denouncing His Hill and Murphy Denounce Tax Delay Protest in New York
A large New York City meeting at Cooper Union protested the Senate delay on the Wilson bill with ex Secretary Fairchild presiding. James C Carter urged income tax as fair, while Frederic R Condart attacked it, triggering a tumult as police removed a disruptive man. Other figures including Oscar F Strauss and ex Secretary Fairchild condemned certain senators. The scene framed the tax debate amid division and protest.
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Garden Party Govs and Paris Shopgirls Seek Green Leisure
A fragment describes country life vs city crowds as Paris shopgirls and wealthy classes seek outdoor pleasures. Parks, drives, and seaside tours attract token crowds while longing for pastoral scenes persists. Fashion and decor reflect a rural backdrop amid urban recreation.
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