Effect of the Election on Trade and Markets
R G Dun reports the election will influence business, with steel rail contracts near last year's totals and a hopeful outlook for iron and steel demand. Prices stay mostly steady amid mild unease, while wheat softens and foreign buying rises. Atlantic exports and cotton goods activity show mixed momentum as failures edge up in the US and Canada.
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New York
R. G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Atlantic
United States
Canada
New York Summary of Business Conditions and Coal Strike Update
Bradstreet notes mixed signals from unseasonable weather and election anxiety as general business sentiment remains hopeful. Industrial activity improves with coal strike nearing settlement, but transport car shortages hinder movement. steel billets rise in Chicago and Pittsburg, exports and wheat shipments show gains, while U.S. and Canadian business failures shift week over week.
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New York
Bradstreet
Chicago
Pittsburg
Isa
Gold Fund Reaches Record Treasury Gold Total
The Gold Fund in Washington on October 26 stood at 451 million 477 thousand 404 dollars, the highest level since the government’s founding and claimed to be the largest gold fund in the world.
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Washington
Market Bullishness Drives Active Trading Across Regions
Bradstreet's Financial Review notes late last week saw large speculative interests betting on the bull side. This week features intensified market activity with substantial stock purchases by commission houses and outside interest. London and Europe show buying, while foreign markets are mixed, signaling broad bullish momentum.
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New York
Bradstreet
Financial Review
London
Europe
London stock outlook hints at cautious pullback after election certainty
The scene in London shows bullish bets cooling despite election certainty. Heavy operations turn to covering by foreign and local bears while small traders snap up limited profits. The overall market mood suggests a possible reaction or reversal ahead.
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London
Sherman’s Will Opens Probate in Mansfield After Burial
The will of ex Secretary John Sherman arrived at probate court in Mansfield with attorneys M. M. Parker and W. S. Kerr filing for admission to probate. The estate is valued around 2.5 million dollars with Mary Sherman McCullum receiving 100000, plus real estate and bonds. other heirs include Hy t Sherman of Des Moines and heirs of General Sherman. Executors are Parker and Kerr.
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John Sherman
W. S. Kerr
M. M. Parker
Washington
Brinkerhoff
Congressman Kerr
Judge Symmes
Worcester
Congress
Henry A. Vaile
Anson G. Cook
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Alfred B. Leek
Mary Sherman McCullum
Charles Sherman
H Yt
Sherman
Des Moines
Iowa
William T. Sherman
James Sherman
Susan
Fannie Moulton
Sampson Sherman
Elizabeth Reese
Oberlin College
Kenyon
Manitoba's New Premier Sworn In After Resignation
Hugo John MacDonald resigns as Manitoba premier with R P Roblin set to be sworn in. Roblin denounces former Premier Greenway over secret rail deals. James Johnson withdraws. Robert Rogers to become minister without portfolio. Morris elected. Richardson's Lisgar win conceded.
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St. Paul
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Hugo John MacDonald
R. P. Roblin
Roblin
Greenway
James Johnson
Robert Rogers
Morris
A. R. Campbell
Richardson
Lisgar
Body of Captain De France Found Near Meuret Don
The body of Captain De France son of a general was discovered at the bottom of a precipice beyond Meuret don fort in Chambereye France. He had vanished last spring amid reports he was murdered.
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Chambereye
France
Captain de France
Meuretdon
St. Martin
Arc
Bryan and Alvord cases mix in conflicted headlines
Disjointed report touches on Alvord bank fraud findings and political remarks by Mr. Bryan. It notes falsified clearing house items and late-hour book work, then shifts to Bryan’s Orange speech criticizing trusts and imperialism and his defense of American republican principles.
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New York
Hinds
Alvord
Hinde Sayr
Backus
Bryan Draws Crowds in Newark and Jersey City
A three minute speech at Belton and Newark drew large crowds as William Jennings Bryan toured New Jersey. Supporters cheered as he denounced monopolies and pledged government returns from corporations. He spoke at Kruger auditorium and the armory with a major demonstration in the Smith Mansion area.
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Belton
Newark
Bryan
Welock
Jersey City
Smith Mansion
Kruger Auditorium
Armory
Bryan argues democracy must curb wealth and unite classes
In Summit, Bryan says equal rights policy benefits all by protecting honest wealth and future generations. He urges a moral world influence and warns against brute force, endorsing self government and justice for all, addressing workers and the rich alike. He speaks from a car platform to a fair Morristown audience.
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Morristown
N. J
Summit
Bryan
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
United States
Bryan Campaign Opens in Hoboken Lyric Theater
Theodore Bryan drew a large Hoboken crowd at the Lyric theater as he argued for democratic principles and criticized trusts while linking imperial duties to the Philippines. He contrasted past receptions and warned of army expansion under Republican ticket, ending with a brief reiteration from his train car.
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New York
Bryan
New Jersey
Hoboken
Lyric Theater
Republican Party
Mr. Bryan
Naboth
United States
Ahab
Bryan's Big Day Recption Planned for National Democrats
New York reports all arrangements for William Jennings Bryan to be greeted by National Democratic clubs with events at Cooper Union Broadway Athletic Club and Madison Square Garden. Fireworks display in Marion New Jersey precedes meetings addressed by prominent Democrats. Bryan to ride through club lines and speak at seven route meetings, including a Madison Square Garden address of about one hour and twenty minutes.
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New York
Bryan
National Democraticlubs
Cooper Union
Broadway Athletic Club
Madison Square Garden
Marion
N. J
David B. Witt
Brooklyn
Pourke Cochran
Anson D. Stokes
Bryanta
Bryan’s antiwar stance echoes in New Jersey speech
In Orange on October 26 the visit to Harrison featured Mr Bryan arguing against overseas military expansion. He urged spending on education and character, not deploying armies 7,000 miles away to threaten liberty. He condemned making citizens targets and urged universal rights and mutual respect.
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Orange
N. J
Bryan
Hoboken
Harrison
Mihties
Great Falls Crowd Turns Out for W A Clark Campaign Visit
A large Great Falls audience gathers at the opera house to view W A Clark and hear him speak. Clark promises to let Legislature vote freely, while supporters and anti Clark demonstrators fill the scene amid muted applause and mixed sentiment.
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Democratic Party
Great Falls
Senate
Butte
Clark
Kansas City
Helena
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised in Ads
Long testimonial letters from New England readers praise the medicine for organic inflammation and painful periods. Women report relief from nervous prostration and menstrual pain, with claims of cure and improved health after using the compound and blood purifier.
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Pinkham
New England
America
Marin Gooxin
Mechanic Falls
Maine
Seton
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Jamaica Plain
Mass
Great Falls Socials and Business Visitors Noted
Geyser resident W L Lee and Butte figures WV O Forsythe and J M Coffee arrive for city business. From Lewis town Shugart, Red Lodge Gebo, Big Sandy Lane, Valley county official Van Oorschot, and others including Kirk from Butte and Budge from Neihart engage in local affairs. A $4000 surety bond was filed with the clerk and recorder.
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Geyser
WV. O. Forsythe
Butte
W. Shugart
Lewis Town
J. M. Coffee
Bynum
W. Gebo
Red Lodge
M. L. Lane
Big Sandy
W. W. van Oorschet
Valley County
Duncan McLeod
John M. Kirk
George Budge
Neihart
Great Falls
Thomas Geer
A. H. Barrett
Clark
Walter Horne
Anaconda
KR. L. Arthur
William
Land Transfers And Local Notices From Great Falls
Springer agrees to convey lot 3 block 203 third addition to townsite for 1200 dollars. Mr and Mrs Frank Turner of Cedar Springs Michigan guests of cousins H J and Mark Skinner in city. L 8 McLure and wife deed to C Dd MecLure lots 20 21 block 7 townsite of Nethart for 5000 dollars. Van Henderlidher and the Kibbey cattle pass Great Falls on way east with large shipment of cattle. John Morley Fargo College president and former Minnesota Congregational Church official visiting. George G Case of Deadwood formerly B M department in this city visiting. brother of former Superintendent J Case. Albert Holman a grader on Great Falls Portage cut off dies at Columbus hospital and buried at Highland cemetery. The Neihart division Montana Central train was heavy yesterday for the grade, rain split near 12 miles from Great Falls and sent to Allen in sections.
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Lydia Crowe
Frank Turner
Cedar Springs
Mich
H. J
Mark Skinner
McLure
C. Dd
Nethart
van Henderlidher
Kibbey Cattlean
Great Falls
Cat John Morley
Fargo College
North Dakota
Congregational
Minnesota
George G. Case
Deadwood
J. Case
Albert Holman
Great Falls Portage
Columbus Hospital
Highland Cemetery
Neihart
Montana Central
Allen
N aimed Lie Dover Det. 24 Speech Denies Campaign Pay
A Dover New Jersey detective spoke for an hour addressing reports he was paid for campaign speeches and stated there was no truth to those claims.
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N. J
Steamer Iberia Sinks Carib After Collision
Porto Cortes reports the British bark Wari sailed New York Sept 10 for Cape Gracias and Honduras ports. The Carib was sunk after a collision with the steamer Iberia. All aboard were saved. Iberia, a Norwegian fruit steamer, operates New Orleans to Cortes. Built 1880 in East Mass. 14 tons. owned by Rogers and Heinlein.
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New York
Octo& Egeers & Heinlein
Porto Cortes
Homluras
Montgomery
Cape Gracias
Honduras
Carib
Iberia
New Orleans
Cortes
East Mass
Torpedo raid thwarted by American schooner in bay
Dispatch reports the American schooner Liorem cleared torpedoes by striking an electric wire in the bay. The raid failed and the vessel escaped with difficulty.
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New York
Journal and Advertiser
Liorem
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