Markets Update From Frederick and Philadelphia Reports
May 25 market notes show stock advances led by Grangers with gains in New York and Philadelphia exchanges. Wheat and corn quotes steady to dull. beef and pork mixed with steady lard and steady butter. Live cattle and hog markets in New York show steady to higher prices for prime and select grades. sheep and lambs mixed with firm early demand.
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Tadeernendanwles A. Prime
Brights Grover Hays
Coupon Offer From RAND McNALLY CO
A coupon allows sending or bringing one coupon and 10 cents to the office to receive one part of RAND, McNALLY & CO S materials. The fragment suggests a promotional exchange or distribution deal linked to the RAND, McNALLY & CO name.
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Rand, McNally & CO
Miners Turmoil Across Cripple Creek and Beyond
Cripple Creek Colorado reports eleven deaths on the first day of mining trouble after a mine shaft house explosion and dynamite attacks by strikers. Deputies mass and militia arrive in La Salle Illinois as strikers clash with authorities. violence expands to Cumberland Maryland and beyond with rail-linked gatherings and calls for further troops.
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Utica
Iiners Minera
Pana
Tennessee
Kescxville
Tenn
Coal Creek Mining
Jellico
Oliver Springs
Pushing the Tariff Bill Advances in Senate and House
The Senate finished five more pages of the tariff bill's metal schedule except lead and zinc sections, which were deferred. Debates covered the Hawaiian resolution and a war claims omnibus. the Reed relief bill passed. In Cincinnati, the Smith case nears its end with many speeches and a expected vote today. Burns declines cabinet posts. Mrs. Cleveland returns home. a reservoir burst at Avoca floods Langelife mines, idling 300 workers.
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Trade Review Flags Sharp Slowdown Across U S Economy
Bradstreet's Trade Review reports dull prospects for the summer with no material improvement in trade. Pittsburg reports shutdowns and 234000 idle workers due to coal shortages and strikes, while iron and steel wages may settle without a strike. Farmers hold wheat, corn remains firmer, cotton recovers slightly as export movement slows.
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Bradstreet
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R. G. den & Co
United States
Canada
Baseball results and promotions from yesterday’s leagues
Nations League games in Boston and Brooklyn saw heavy scoring with Washington losing 16 to 2 and Brooklyn winning 22 to 0 against New York. A Pennsylvania state League match ended Boston 1 Harrisburg 5. Eastern League action had Buffalo defeating Providence 11 to 5. In Britain, field marshal appointments included General Sir Donald Stewart and General Lord Wolseley, a rare honor with only five prior such appointments, including the Prince of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge.
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New Jersey Legislature Ends After Passing Bills Over Veto
The New Jersey Legislature adjourned after passing the remaining bills over Governor Werts vetoes. The Senate confirmed nominees during an executive session, including Wells Lawrence as state prison inspector, while adjusting prior nominations. The House labored into morning hours to pass the elective county judges bill, using calls and messengers to summon absent members before adjourning until October.
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Beccause
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Morris County
Rice Thomas P. Curley
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Republians
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Newark
Democratic Committee Set to Name Breckinridge Successor
In Frankfort Kentucky on May 26 the Seventh district Democratic committee will decide the time and method for selecting Representative Breckinridge successor. Fayette county committee chose WLEB Hawking an Owens ally as chairman replacing John J. Riley, a Breckinridge supporter.
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Seventh Congressional District
Breckinridge
Fayette County
Wleb Hawking
John J. Riley
Brechin Ridge
Ray
Senators Guiltless Butts Case Probed by Committee
A special committee report finds Charles W. Buttz attempted bribery to sway Senator Hunton and Senator Kyle against the tariff bill. Testimony shows offers of money to influence votes, while both senators deny involvement and officials debate the syndicate claims and related testimony.
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Insult to Our Flag Violent Break by Canadian Soldiers
The American flag in front of the U S consulate in St Thomas was torn down Thursday night by members of Toronto’s Queen’s Own Rifles drunk. Some regiment members protested, but failed to stop the act. Lt Col Smith apologized to George J Willig the U S consul general, who declined. Washington says inquiry underway and a strong police probe in Canada aims to identify responsible individuals.
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Building Collapse Kills One in Brooklyn Warehouse
The storage warehouse of B F Latimer on Atlantic Avenue collapsed in Brooklyn yesterday afternoon. One man, Emil Erickson, was killed as debris fell from the upper packed goods section while workers below were concreting the cellar. Two others were injured. Charles Swenson and John Wilson survived with serious wounds. The incident damaged the building, with estimated losses around 35000 dollars, largely on the building itself.
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Forgery Trial Delayed and Abduction Case Report
Erastus Wimsn forgery trial postponed to September in New York. National Association of Charities and Corrections to meet next year in New Haven after Nashville session. Paul Sternberg, prominent New York German journalist, died of paralysis at his desk. Cantwell, alleged leader of a Commonmeal army contingent, faces abduction charges of two Spokane girls.
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Nashville
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Cantwell
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