Markets report from Frederick and Philadelphia exchanges
The Frederick and Philadelphia markets show active trading with strong overall volume on the New York Stock Exchange. Quotations cover Del. & Hudson, flour, wheat, corn, oats, pork, butter, livestock, calves, lambs, cows, heifers, sows, and sheep with varied prices and firm trends, plus a note of an accident where a beifer threw a 300 foot distance into a brewery stable injuring six workers lightly.
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New York
Philadelphia
Stock Exchange
del. & Hudson
Pennsylvania
Zool Texans
Virginia Lambs
Inferrog Iech
Pamgiio
Coupon Offer For Rand McNally Encyclopedia
A coupon offer invites readers to send or bring a coupon and cents to the office to obtain a part of Rand McNally and Co's encyclopedia. Mail orders must include an extra two cents for postage.
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Rand, McNally & CO
Waters Rising Over Williamsport as Flood Wreaks Havoc
Wiliamsport Pa May 2 The yellow torrent from mountain streams floods Williamsport with thirty three feet of extra water. Homes wrecked stores flooded and hundreds displaced as gas and electric plants drown. Bridges washed away and telegraph lines down. One lone telephone line remains to reach the outside world.
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Williamsport
Montgomery Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
Market Street
Meynerd Street
Philadelphia
Schuylkill
Baltimore and Ohio
Schuylkill River
South Street
Dary Lord
Sunnbury
Renovo
Shamokin
Duncannon
Williamspo
Susquehanna
Floods Rise Across States Dozens of Towns Flooded
Reports from Philadelphia and multiple towns recount rivers swelling to record heights, with the Schuylkill and Lehigh rising sharply. Flooding forces factory shutdowns and depot evacuations while residents move to higher ground and bridges fail or wash away.
Floods Threaten Crops Across New York Villages
In the Empire State rapid rises in streams flood roads and fields. Cohocton faces high water near the soldiers' home with five feet of water on highways. Savona reports the highest levels in years possibly ruining crops if rain continues. Coopers and Campbells areas also flooded with low land. Lake Keuka reaches peak levels not seen in years as property in Cohocton is endangered by overflow.
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Caunseracye Creek
Mount Morris
Belfast
Mevina X.Y
Obwan
N. Y
Clean Creek
Dansville and
Mc. Morris
Batavia
Tonawanda
West Main
Clyde River
Jackson Street
Catharine Streets
Canada War Creek
Dunkirk
Lockfort
XN. Y
Bradford
Allegheny
Riverside Park
Olean
Salamanca
Cohocton
Savona
Coopers and Campbells
Rochester
Dissatisfaction with the Moderator at General Assembly
In Sakatoga New York on May 22 the General Assembly faced a lively session with a pending judicial committee report in the Smith case. The waiver of hearings promises a speedy appeal, while debates over theological seminaries led to a clash over previous-question motions. Amid uproar, questions of moderator efficiency rose as clerks and resolutions caused confusion.
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Sakatoga
XN. Y
General Assembly
Judicial Committee
Smith
Sterry
Eastern League Series Results and Postponements
Yesterday's Dasabell Games list New York, Boston matchups and multiple league postponements. Eastern League action shows Syracuse beating Erie and Buffalo topping Troy by 9 to 2.
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Boston
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburg
Syracuse
Erie
Stog
Buffalo
Troy
Amendment to Place Ore on Free List Defeated in Senate
The Senate spent eight hours debating a 40 cent per ton duty on iron ore while the House backed a bill placing ore on the free list. Only one vote occurred, on Peffer's amendment, with Senator Hill the sole Democrat in favor. Democrats and Republicans clashed over pledges to free raw materials.
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Senate
House
Peffer
Hill
New York
Paul J. Sore
Representative Hock
Ohio
Bribery Inquiry Hinges on Hunton Testimony
A congressional style hearing in Harrisburg opened with limited access to witnesses as Sen Hunton and his son testified about an alleged bribery attempt involving C. W. Bate. Major Batte also appeared, defending his conduct while notes and letters tied the case to newspaper reports and the accused’s denial of intent to corrupt the senate.
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Gheeme
Hunton
Brivery
C. W. Bate
Blinton
Major Batte
C. H. McCowan
Butte
Inii
Buttz
Senatersa
Hansbrough
Tkime
Senate
Panera McFarlane
Kyle
James W. Walker
Eppa Htoton, Jr
McFarlane
Butts
Hattz
Cat J
Grayalo
Mir. Batez
Coxeyites Sentenced to Twenty Days in Washington Jail
Coxey Browne and Jones were jailed for twenty days in the Washington police court for displaying partisan banners on Capitol grounds. Browne and Coxey were fined five dollars each for trespassing on the grass. Jones was acquitted on that charge. The Commonweal Army at Bladensburg fears the leaders’ prolonged confinement yet vows to stay loyal to Coxey. Mrs. Coxey and Legal Tender remained at the Georgie Washington House. Browne vowed to stay jailed if fined more than twenty days.
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Browne
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Miller
Washington
United States
Capitol
Bladensburg
Georgie Washington
Blateesburg
Carl Browne
Washington All
Cleveland
Pontius Pilate
Latrobe strike violence and disorders reported from Latrobe and nearby towns
Striking Slavs and Italians clash with deputies and workers at Latrobe Coal Company depots near Latrobe and Ligonier, with armed mobs resisting resumed work. Reports describe a tense, violent scene as non English speaking workers push for continued stoppage, while deputies come under attack. other items note unrelated illnesses and drownings.
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Latrobe Coal Company
Rih
Ita Jans
Ligionier Works
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