Market Summary and Prices Across Stocks and Commodities
The report covers May 10 market activity with industrials leading trading and St Paul among active rail shares. Philadelphia wholesale prices show flour, wheat, oats, beef, pork, butter, eggs, and creamery products steady to mixed. New York and Philadelphia cattle, calves, hogs, and lambs show varied gains and declines with preferred Philadelphia hogs at 5.35 to 5.49 and New York heavy sows around 4.75.
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New York
Philadelphia
Actire
St Paul
Lehigh Valley
N.Y. Gneo
New Jersey
del. & Hudson
Philadelpela
Pennsylvania
Bruner
Peon
Rive Stock Markets
Isée
London
Virginia
Choice Ho
Tbs
Murder and robbery claim man dies in protest
A report from Gainesboro notes a man named Banger killed during a protest over alleged innocence. The piece also mentions London society bidding farewell to Miss Frances Wilford and ex president Wallac of Brownwood charged with embezzlement. A freight train collision near Menomines, Michigan fatally injures Engineer Jeffries and injures three others.
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Gainesboro
Tean
Petarce Association of London
Frances Wilford
Wallac
Bank of
Brownwood
Menomines
Mich
Jeffries
Coupon Offer From Rand McNally Co Office
A promotional coupon promises a part of Rand McNally Co's map series in exchange for sending a coupon and 10 cents to the issuing office. The ad emphasizes obtaining a portion of the company's atlas materials through mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand, McNally & CO
Washington's Mother Dedication of Mary Washington Monument
Special train bearing President Cleveland arrived in Fredericksburg for the Mary Washington monument dedication. Officials, veterans, and citizens gathered as orations praised motherhood and American citizenship, with Henry W. Daniel and others delivering remarks. Cleveland appealed to reverence for mothers and the nation’s founders.
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Fredericksburg
Cleveland
Judge Harlan
Supreme Court
Confederate Veterans
The
Confederacy
James P. Smith
A. P. Rowe
Virginia
Gover
Charles T. O'Ferrisonie
Mr. Lawrence
Washinton
Mary Washington
John W. Daniel
Daniel
Washington
Republic
Mary
O'Ferrall
Treasor
George Washington
Americe
Hiustricus
Lafayette
America
Geore Washington
Opera House
Knesis
Stevenson
Jus the Fuller
Dinet
James B. Sener
Stan
Andrew Jackson
Mr. Cleveland
Avdrew Jackson
Burrows
New York
Nations
Murr
Washington | Memorial Association
Buffalo
Atenle C. Waite
United States
Stae Court
Margaret Hetzel
Wpion
Two Day Uprising Fails to Halt Train Stealers
State marshal forces move to suppress the Commonwealers after a bold, two day revolt
New Jersey Legislature Battle Over Monmouth County Split
The New Jersey legislature debates a bill to divide Monmouth County amid heated party quarrels. Speaker Holt faces criticism over procedural fairness as supporters push the measure while opponents fear a partisan split.
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Monmouth Cousty
Tefnton
May
Monmouth County
Afesare
Flyee
Coyle
Wilson
Holt
Walters
Monmouth
Hin
House
Senate
Bradley
Olcott
Lewis
Coyly
Storrs
Jersey City
Newark
The Great Coal Strike Sparks Fears of Bloodshed and Famine
From Astowtaws Pennsylvania to Charleston West Virginia reports describe escalating clashes as outsiders are brought in to replace striking workers. Violent incidents, arson at mining housing, and mass gatherings raise alarms that 10 000 miners may assault Scottdale while lawmen guard the scene.
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Wasuixgton
Hazen
Secret Service Bureau
Treasury Department
Astoxtaws
Mar
Buxinser
Ar Farette County
H. C. Frick Coke
Scottdale
Clearfield
W. H. Wigton Mining Company
Mourrisdale
William Dugan
Osceola
Miners’ Association
Wiliam Wigton
Sheri Carden
Carrollion
Tve
Malvern
Erorlys
MeIn
Bros! Jocker Club
Axp
Pryor
McDonald
Amd
Storm Wreaks Havoc in Indianapolis Rain Winds Cause Damage
A May storm battered Indianapolis causing unroofed buildings, downed trees, and damaged utilities. An infant was killed in bed as debris fell, and several others were injured. The Hiley block roof blew off and Arch deacon Co suffered damage. Maus Brewery sustained losses estimated at 3000 dollars. A tornado reached nearby Can. during the same event, overturning a steamer and injuring by flying debris.
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Kansas
Sanders
Bailey Waccener
United State
United States Circuit Court
Topeks
Marshal Neely
Waggener
Topeka
Scott City
Kan
Missouri Pacific
Horrace
Scoti
Indiana
Indianapolis
S J Huntsmen
South Meridian Street
Hiley
Washington Street
Archdeacon & Co
Baildinc
Riley
Kit James
Division Street
Amanda Miller
Maus’ Brewery
Vensox
Ind
Weissacker
Herderen
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
National League games featured Baltimore at Philadelphia and Brooklyn visiting Boston with New York defeating Washington 6 to 2. Pittsburg beat Cleveland 2 to 0 and Cincinnati topped St Louis 3 to 78. In the Pennsylvania State League Pottsville defeated Harrisburg 23 to 10 and Scranton beat Easton 9 to 6 while Altoona edged Reading 9 to 6.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Bowton
Bocton
Brooklyn
New York
Washington
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Cincinnat
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
Pottsville
Harrisburg
Potte Wilie
Scranton
Easton
Altoona
Reading
Prisoner Shot Dead After Attempted Murder in Reform School
Edward Woods of Philadelphia, a inmate at Hautinedon reformatory, was killed by guard EL Hookhamer during an escape attempt by Woods and another convict Waldcon. The attack followed Woods reporting the pair for assault, and the consternation ended with Hookhamer shot as the convicts fled, defended as self defense by Hookhamer.
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Des Mores
Smith
Ge Xd
Hestixepoy
Mars
Edward Woods
Philadelphia
Wrada
Hautinedon Reformatory
EL. Hookhamer
Ruard Woods
Waldcon
Bart
Guaed
Woods
Twoesoners Oy
Bookhamer
Anseouiter
Ruykhamer
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L. M. Nixdorff, JR
Court Street
W. T. Delaplaine & CO
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Albert L. Pearre
Jarrott & Pearre
Etchison Building
South Market Street
Frederick
Frederick Markets
Geo. L. Ori Frederick
Encyclopedia
RAND
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President Cleveland
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J Mitton Lutz
Upper Darby
Thomas J. Clayton
J. B. Robinson
Ward R. Bills
Thomas H. Garvin
Richard J Baldwin
William L. Mathews
R E. James
John Standring
Robinson
Hastings
Brattan
Robert F. Brattan
Maryland
Princess Anne
Congress
Austria
Viesna
Ostran
Palkenean
Monmouth Race Tract
Batoxtons
N. J
Wooley
Monmouth Park Race Track Association
van Heuren
van Biueren
Lanscastes
Duke Street
Florence E. Erase
Wis
Mey
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Reading Foundry Company
Ameocus Sr. LovEn
Trades and Labor Union
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Sam T. V. Powderls
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Federation of Labor
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Ene
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Denvees
Mayer C Dohm
Aselasd
Petion Car
Plas
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Serion Jured
United States Marshal
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Nick Weaver
Seattle
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Ise McAdee
Marshal Jolly
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Cle Elum
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Lancaster
State Board of Health
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Coxey Army
Ohio River
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Coxer
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Kelly
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Helly
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Mason
Des Moin
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Sweetland
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Tammany Hall
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John McQuade
Trenton
Johan Hah
First Presbyterian Church
Towpox
George Grey
New Zealand
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Pacific Islands
England
Europe
Port Jefferson
S. 1
Mathers & Woods’ Wars
Jeffrey
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Hank Haff
Eng
Jie
Mr. Gould
Cariaco
Board of Election Commissioners
Chetlain
Dr. Herz
iIn
Chamber of Deputiee
M. DuBeist
Justneed
Cerneerg
Panams
Herz
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Hillsire
James Ma
Miner
Centralia
John Williamson
Inghy Falagony
Magnaces
Zoe Ate
Iowa
Martin Borras
Marines Campes
Cixcinsaru Ma
Gus Weisbrodie
Middletown
Butler County
Nement
Charleston
W.va
New River Coke and Coat Exchange
Clifton Forge
Bac
Cev
MOBL
Southwest City
Ousskirt
Nenw
Galiitain
Order United American Mechanica
Kerr Sai
Gallitzin
CE Bruker & Co
Oswego Canal
Luardwig B. Goldham
Manheint Insurance Company
St. Thomas
W.E
Randal
Chicago
la Ports
Randalls
New Carlisle
South Bend
Flovwer
Albany
Flower
New York City Park Commission
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