Gathering of the Detroit Conference The Free Trade Meeting
The Free Trade conference opened at the Detroit opera house with W G Brownlee presiding. Hon J Sterling Morton chaired. committees formed on organization and order of business. David A Wells named president. Carl Beecher unable to attend. about seventy five delegates present. Aimed to form a national Free Trade league and appoint a national committee to direct work.
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Detroit
Mich
Free Trade Conference
Opera House
W. G. Brownlee
J. Sterling Morton
Nebraska
L. W.goode
Iowa
George K. Peabddy
New York
W. G. Crownles
Edmund Taylor
Missouri
T. KK. Prime
Trinois
Order of Business
Thomas G. Bicarmaan
Brooklyn
William P. Wells
H. K. Philpott
Des Moines
A.A. Healey
M. C. Frederickson
Wisconsin
Ofiis
Cers
David A. Wells
Connecticut
William H. Springer
Illinois
Williamh. ‘Smith
Iewa
Austin H. Brown
Indiana
Charles Francis Adams,Jr
Massachusetts
Ulysses Tanner
Minnesota
Willard Parker
Michigan
BE. G. Taylor
E. M. Shepperd
Frank H. Hugh
Ohio
James N. Bethune
Virginia
N. C. Frederickson
Charles K. Russell
Oxway
James H. McDonald
Thompson
Wells
Charles Francis Adams, Jr
Boston
Perry Belmont
Adams
Belmont
American Trade League
Laban 1
A. R
W. R. Smith
A. Shepherd
C. L. Taylor
R. R. ‘Bowker
David A.wells
Jace Mr. Wells
Henry
Ward Beecher
American Free Trade League
Latteraepois
National Committee
General Secreta
New
Pittsburg Iron Wage Pact Ends Western Strike
A Pittsburg conference between iron manufacturers and Amalgamated Association leaders secured last year’s wage scale of 85.50 per ton for puddling, averting a likely strike across western mills for at least a year. Mills reopen gradually while Bay View Wisconsin workers cheer the agreement and North Chicago works resume after the deal.
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Pittssura
Iron Manufacturers and Amalgamated Association
Western Mills
Amalgamated Association
Jarrett
Beaver
Oliver's Wire Mill
Cambria Ironworks
Johnstown
Milwauxxe
Wis
Bay View
Berry
Curiaco
Parkes
North Chicago Rolling Mill Company
Merchant Bar Iron Works
Pittsburg
Manufacturers’ Association
Chicago
New
Calumet’ Tron and Steel Company
Cummings
Wheeling
Breakers Ahead: Old World News Notes on European alliance
New York June 1 Herald special cable discusses France and the triple alliance. It warns of a supreme European tribunal under Prussia lead ers, uniting armies and fleets and splitting power west and east. Le Figaro urges France to act as the peril grows, with Moltke and Depretis notes.
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New York
Thie Herald
Triple Alliance
United Press Association
France
Germany
Austria
Italy
Europa
Prussia
Europe
Brissia
le Figaro
Bismarck
Grevy
Signor Mancini
von’ Moltke
Genoa
Bord
Mleasaire
von .Moltke
Belfort
Pera
Doles
Unclear OCR Item Sparks Fragmentary News Note
Brief, garbled OCR fragment mentions rock boundary and railroad with names West Lynne Manitoba. Unable to confirm full event or dates. reads as incomplete note likely referencing a ceremony or boundary marker. Further readable text required for a solid summary.
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Manitoba
Cage
Lynne
Doings on the Racing Circuits and Base Ball Scores
Reports from Louisville and Brighton give race results with Rosary and Fatinitza among winners. Brighton entries list Lillie Minch and Blanheim among victors. Base ball results show Providence, Chicago, New York, and others winning. Burlington’s Iowa Semi Centennial draws thousands, with a grand parade and fireworks noted. A bombing attempt in Dus Moms, Iowa injures residents, tied to labor tensions at Giant Coal company.
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Louisville
Brighton
Beach
Hanlan
Rosary
Richard L
Wizard
Magnolia Stake
Fatinitza
Ana
Iowa
Burtington
B. ©. Blackmar
Gms
Burlington Boating Association
Dus Moms
Public debt decrease in May estimated at eight and a half million
In Washington on June 1 the estimate for May shows a total debt reduction of eight million five hundred thousand dollars from bond redemptions and ten million five hundred thousand dollars from payments on account. The figure reflects continued efforts to reduce the national debt through redemption and revenue actions.
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Towkabury
Boston
Asive
Tewksbury
Almshouse
Marsh
Tinetatios
Butler
Bies
State Board
Sanborn
Pee
Catain x
Minnesota
Mummzstoris
Minn
Minneapolis
Ellevators
Ee Paulig
Stomp
Duluth
Washington
Market letter notes feverish end of month wheat swings
Chicago market report cites Rodiger & Co describing end of month volatility in wheat with July futures sliding from 1.1536 to 1.14 before rebounding to around 1.16 as visible supply declines. Corn and oats quoted, cattle and hog prices listed, with a mix of shipping yards notes. Old remedies and consumer notices inserted amid market data.
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Chicago
Rodiger & Co
Ie Merning
Hall
Ely
Erally Vance
Union
Cook
Stippen
Fair Do
Hasan
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Cana
Royal Baxina Powner Co
Insurance
BH. Prentiss
Number Sely Block
Stus
A. C. Dixon
Ageney
Second National Bank Building
Winona
HL. N. Martin & CO
Johnson
Horace
N, Martin
Smith & Gage
Warner Fourth
Atresta
Yahnsios
Potteries
PRIZH
Wade
Lovinana Stae Lottery Company
Ecro
Louisiana State Lottery Company
New Orleans
G. T. Beauregard
Jubal A. Early
Var
M. A. Daui
IM. A. Dauphin
Seventh Street
Washington, D. C
la Salle Street
Ehtcago
Broadway
N.Y
First Capital
Witton
THE
Free Traders
Salona
Denver
Jane
the Tribune
George ML
Manitou
Beebes House
Pullin
BAY View Mills
Chicago Masons and Builders
Cutcago
Master Masons and Builders’ Society
LaSalle Stress
Bricklayers’ Union
Joseph J. Riner
William Ray
Peter Nelson
George” Tapper
George C
EF Goble
Mr. Goble
Mr. Tapper
Prassing
Belleville
Ill
St. Louis
Tmal
Siig
Mee
Balon
Bratton
Neb
Cat
Mac
Morrill
Bayer
Feof Antion
Beatrice
Tane Pegberg
Pad Sane
Ces
Waton
Tripartite
Old World News Notes
Khia Civil Service Commission
Albany
Aber Lextevite
Otter Places
Shay
Geo! Jones
Mier- Henderson
Plebrecks
Winteract
Hewelwell
Oe Mooney
John Anderson
Joliet Penitentiary
Ie Ge
Asa Stone
U. 8
Warner’ Miller
Harrison
John A. Logan
Edmunds
Corsicana
Texas
Limestone County
Sherif
Png
the Sporting World
Lillie Minch
Curcaco
Providence
Cleveland
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Binmarck
Lynchburg
Towa
India
Tennesee
Grant
Colorado
McDonald
Ste, Ye
Abid-el-Keder
Amariyan Chaot
Lowa
Dabudtie
the. Markets
Bull
Ruevmation
Parker
M. Guilfoyle
Binghamton
MionigAy
Lindsey
Wy J “Willis
Suris
Sur
Steele & Price
Dr. Price
J. Marsland’s
East Third Street
A. Winkbiles
Mast Second Street
Gall
Wedel
Hubbard's Block West Second Ste
Anite
Elmer & Tenney's
Evor
Doud & Thomas
Oye
J. B. Hoyt
Nework
EU Gre
Sole Agen
Northwest
Fischer
Clough & Warre
FORD
Winona Robbers and Manufacturers
Laird, Norton. & Co
W. E. Laird
Jas. L. Norto
M. G. Norton
A. Amton
Presient
W. H. Laird
WM. Hayes
Bocretary
Winona Lumber Company
East Front Street
C. H.ingram
D. M. Dulany
Ors. Horton
W. Dlany
Empire Lumber Company
Charles Horton Lumber Company
AU Claire
Hannibal
Youmans Bros. & Hodgins
Mill Yard
Chicago and North Western Depot
Ninn
Phenix Iron Works
Stham Bhuwgindss
W. M. Hurlbert
R.D. Cone
Prich G
JOS. Schlitz Browing CO
Sitlwauhde Laghr Bhdr
Peaslee
Aliso
Kaiser Beer
Kaiser
Deves
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