Markets Missed by May Open as Speculative Values Waver
The report shows a unsettled stock market with yesterday’s speculative gains fading. Philadelphia and New York exchanges reveal mixed closing bids and varied commodity quotes, including wheat, corn, oats, flour, and meats, with prices moving on May bids and seller asks.
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Galvin's Army Leaves York for Washington
Galvin's army of 135 soldiers departed York Pennsylvania on the Simore turnpike toward Washington. Citizens fed them and provided a police escort to the city outskirts before they moved on.
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Baseball scores from yesterday in minor leagues
National League Penn State League games include Harrisburg versus Hazleton with Harrisburg winning 5 to 0 in a test game. A Harrisburg second game beat Hazleton 13 to 5. Altoona defeated Scranton 7 to 4. Eastern League game at Erie went 16 innings with Providence edging Erie 8 to ?.
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Coupon Offer from RAND, McNALLY & Co
A brief notice invites readers to send or bring a coupon and 10 cents to an office to receive one part of RAND, McNALLY & CO S merchandise or publication, indicating a sales promotion or promotional distribution effort.
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Four Strikers Die as Deputies Fire at Stickle Hollow Clash
At Stickle Hollow in Washington Coal and Coke territory a violent clash left four strikers dead and many wounded as deputies ordered to shoot to kill confronted armed miners. The fight began when deputies moved workers toward a pit after strikers, armed and gathered near the works, confronted them on the public road. Two thousand strikers and local residents watched as volleys erupted, followed by mass arrests of about sixty six participants awaiting charges.
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National Lawmakers debate and public unrest rise in May
Across Washington and Colorado headlines recount the House passage of a national appropriation bill amid fights over civil service, salaries, and barbed wire on tariffs. In Cripple Creek miners clash with nonunion attackers, while Virginia seeps into a fatal feud. Presbyterian union talks end, Altgeld orders troops to central Illinois mines, and a series of trials and vetoes unfold from New York to Albany.
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News Nuggets: Queen Victoria Birthday and Global Affairs
Queen Victoria’s 15th birthday is celebrated across Britain. Mr Gladstone underwent cataract surgery. Coal strikers at Spring Wailer, IMs, mostly Poles, freed prisoners. Miss Ben Windom, daughter of the late secretary of the treasury, to wed Bentley Wirt Warren of Boston. John Davis of Eagle Pass Texas convicted of attempting to bribe a customs officer. Britain receives German proposal for Samoa conference. likely to accept. Striking miners threaten to invade Leavenworth Kansas. warned to stay away.
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Senatorial Bribery Inquiry Focuses On Sugar Trust Ties
In Washington on May 3 the senate bribery investigation moved to the sugar trust and tariff links. E. J. Edwards testified behind closed doors, declining to reveal all sources, while stating some authority would breach faith. John S. Shriver and Harry W. Walker did not disclose their informants, amid attempts to uncover authorizations. The committee debated handling reporters who refused to reveal sources, shaping future progress.
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Bordentown Mystery Ends in Fractured Skull Murder
A young woman Amy Holloway found unconscious at her Park Street home in Borpentows New Jersey with a fractured skull and died without regaining consciousness. Boarder William Massey under suspicion as police pursue leads in a case that reveals pregnancy and a possible motive while detailing autopsy findings and missing witnesses.
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Banquet of Nations Honors Virtues Across the Ocean
An elite banquet in St James Hall celebrated Queen Victoria and President Cleveland with British and American officers present. Lord George Hamilton chaired as Admiral Erben and Ambassador Bayard conveyed mutual thanks and lasting links between the two English speaking nations amid royal and diplomatic tribute. Virginia and local Virginia elections also noted, along with labor unrest in Kansas and a fatal kerosene lamp accident in New Jersey.
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Jail Break Prevention Reported In New York Prison Plot
A convict confession details a planned jail escape in Brooklyn involving several hundred inmates. The plan envisaged a Tuesday uprising to seize the prison keys and raid the tailor shop, but authorities reportedly have evidence supporting the informant. Other items include a Jersey City trial date for Guttenberg race track officials, a postponed boxing case in Indiana, and notes on Brazilian Portuguese relations and French politics.
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Murderer Morria Dies in Prison Debility Wounds
George Morria, once sentenced to twenty years hard labor by Judge Garrison for the murder of Ells Ford in this city, died at New Jersey State Prison Tren ton from general debility caused by wounds received during the rebellion.
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Traveling in a Circle Fashion in Late Victorian Styles
A critique of fashion cycles showing a return to Victorian trends such as tight wrist sleeves and hoop silhouettes. The piece notes social etiquette shifts alongside travel and tennis attire, highlighting a beige drop d ete costume with black satin bodice and gigot sleeves. JiuDbie CHOLLET notes reader to mention seeing it in The News.
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