Frederick Markets and Closing Quotations Across Exchanges
Closing quotations from New York and Philadelphia exchanges show Sugar, Distilling, General Electric, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, and St. Paul as key interests. Wheat, flour, corn, and pork markets shift. live stock ranges, with hogs, cattle, and sheep noted. dairy and butter prices listed. various seed and meal prices included. overall market activity mixed with some firmness in wheat and weak flour.
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New York
Philadelphia
York
Stock Exchange
General Electric
Chicago
Burlington and Quincey
St. Paul
Lehigh Valley
Wivania
Erie
Lake Ewe
del. & Hudson
General Markete Philadel Pats
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Coxey movement to be probed by joint committee
The House Labor Committee voted seven to two to report a resolution for a joint investigation by a senate and house committee into the Coxey movement and the depressed condition of labor. Coxey and Browne hailed the decision amid support from Populists and Farmers' Alliance leaders.
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Washington
Senate
Mills’ Herce
Allen
Shermnnn
Ohio
Carnegie
Haughen
Wisconsin
Pendleton
West Virginisa
Coxey
House
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Talbert
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Pence
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Kiefer
Dung
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Mass
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McCleary
Father and Son Lynched For Inducing a Suicide
A mob in Torera Kansas hanged a father and his 17 year old son after an arrest connected to a murder case. Fred, the son, pleaded guilty while his father and Lewis pleaded not guilty. The crime involved a son in law murder and an older confession suggested coercion by the elder McHinley family. Local authorities placed the trio in county jail overnight amid rising tension.
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Labor Riot at Hyde Park Sparks Injuries and Arrests
In Pittsburg on May 16 a clash erupted between Apollo non union mill workers and Hyde Park union men. Two men were seriously injured while eight non-union men were arrested for carrying concealed weapons and felonious assault.
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Hyde Park
Apollo
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Notes of the strike across districts and mine incidents
Reports from May 10 recount strike actions in several states. West Virginia operators boycott Cleveland meeting, miners vow districtwide enforcement. A mine near Morrisdale suffers fire and flooding threats. Osceola mine halts until conference. Threats to black miners in Milldale spark violence. A dynamite blast kills two in an Italian-owned hotel in S May 10, with investigations underway.
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Tuacalo County
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West Virginia Coal Exchange
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Sheriff Burnett’s death tied to prison escape case
A telegram from Montana notes the probable fatal shooting of Campbell county Tennessee Sheriff Bud Burnett while attempting to arrest an escaped prisoner on a Knoxville and Ohio train near Anamasinated. The earlier riot left one Smith brother dead and many injured. Burnett had pursued the other Smith brother to West Virginia, and yesterday’s events led to further violence and a jail lynching nearby. Base summaries of regional games follow with multiple scores and notices from across states.
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Montene W.va
Bud Burnett
Campbell County
Jon
Burnett
Knoxville
Ohie
Jones
Smith Brothers
Barnett
Smiths
Jacksboro
Jim Smith
West Virginia
Train theft disrupts Missouri Pacific operations in Kansas
In Torrka Kansas May 10 a Coxeyite band seized a Missouri Pacific train, prompting halted services and engine ditchings near Olney and Hesewell. Marshals and warrants were readied to pursue the group as the army movement spread toward Covington and Salina, with reports of the Kelly army and other industrial agents continuing unrest across several states.
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Beaten by Strikers at Hill Farm Works
About twenty-five shots were fired by deputies at Hill Farm works north of there during a clash with striking workers. Four workmen were badly beaten, Richard Harbarger seriously injured, and deputies intervened as strikers attacked them with clubs. Harbarger is in critical condition. four twenty-five shots were fired with no hits reported.
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The Blazer Is Back in Lightweight Velvet Trim Looks
The article describes new wool and silk fabrics with rough finishes and bouclé effects in light tan and mode colors. It notes stylish lightweight outfits with velvet trims, velvet collars, and violet silk linings, including a four-band velvet front and velvet pocket caps worn by a middle aged woman.
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