Trade tide rises in Scotland as American goods gain market
Advance sheets from the Bureau of Foreign Commerce report increasing American imports and a growing preference for U S products in eastern Scotland. The study notes steady export demand for food and a wide range of manufactured goods, with a permanent market now established. It cautions about iron and steel trading pressures from high raw material and fuel costs amid competition. Also includes an ad for Cham stomach and liver tablets by H R Palmer & Sons and Smith Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Wasmiaton
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
State Department
Tein
England
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Smith Bros
Court orders removal of conspirators to Savannah
United States District Court orders Captain Benjamin Greene John P W T and Edward H Gaynor removed to Savannah Ga for trial in conspiracy with M Carter former captain of the United States engineer corps in southern improvements. Judge Brown also commands bail or appearance for trial. Seen Through the Telescope notes a comet sighting from Queenstown Australia observed in California. Large steamship Alaska launched from San Francisco Union Iron Works en route to China. Vice Admiral Bridge and staff head to China station. Conditions of sick men Schley and actor Hearne reported.
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United States Court
Savannah
New Yerk
Brown
United States District Court
Benjamin Greene
John P
W. T
Edward H. Gaynor
President McKinley to Attend Stanford Commencement
President McKinley plans to attend Stanford University commencement in San Francisco on May 15 if Mrs. McKinley’s improved condition allows. He will unveil the Domahue fountain, cross to the east bay, and may return to his San Francisco tent home. Secretaries and attendants face travels and family illness as the party contemplates further eastern departure.
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San Francisco
McKinley
Market and
Battery Streets
Bay
Golden Gate
Stanford University
Edaled
Perey
McKisley
Rixey
Siloeas Jn Me
Colorado Springs
Long
Mia Long
Tho
Ace Hotel
Longs
Not More Than Five Lost In City of Paducah Wreck
May 15 report from St Louis states not more than six lives were lost in the City of Paducah wreck at Brankhorst Landing Illinois. numbers may drop to four as missing are accounted for and others return. the list of dead includes Mint Mabel Gardiner Dr J W Bell Suaries Johnson James Canfield and a second fireman with an unknown name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Paducah
St. Louisa
City of Paducah
Brankhorst Landing
Illinois
Espata
George E King
Bt Is
J. W. Bell
Bell's
Reprimanded by Father Then Suicide in Tacons May 14
A Seattle Bridge Company worker, John Fay of Laconner Washington reprimanded his 16 year old son for a trivial offense. The boy shot himself dead as the father watched then killed himself with the same weapon. Local authorities report the tragedy at Tacons. The notice continues with a separate item on the May 16 National Educational Association convention in Detroit and other notices from Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois including elections in the American Federation of Musicians and fraud convictions in London.
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Everett Coyard
John Fay
Seattle Bridge Company
Laconner
Washington
Wisona
Minn
National Educational Association
Natonal Educational Association
Detroit
Mich
United States
Canada
New Florida Railroad Planned From Tampa Area
Reports from the Interstate Cottonseed Crushers association meet in New Orleans highlight efforts to defeat the Great bill in Congress and urge reciprocity treaties. A committee led by R Le Heflin of Galveston develops action plans as officers are to be elected Thursday. In Florida, Taliaferro and Caples seek charter for Florida West Coast Railway to build from Tampa through Manatee to Bradenton with ships and warehouses. The Odd Fellows of Alabama announce the sixty first annual session with credentials and officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
New Onteaxs
Interstate Cottonseed Crushers’ Association
Seasion
Ready
Robert Gibson
Congress
United States Senate
R. le Heflin
Galveston
J. E. Allison
Lamar
Selma
W. E. Miller
Kansas City
R L. Hefin
ODD Fellows
Alabama
Jfe
Tampa
Tap Manateco
Fla
Taliaferro
R. O. Caples
M. B. Macfarlane
At Manatee
Thelorida West Coast Railway Company
T. ©. Taliaferro
RO. Caples
Fampa
Manatee
Braidentown
Grand Lodge
Ebinwinomam
Ala
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of
J. Pépime
Montgomery
W. Lewis
Mobile
John Eile B. Auaen
Iid Wad Waren
Birming
H. O. Weaver
Chanteville
J. ©. Bowl
Talladega
J. Pop Berman
Politigal Crisis in Island Empire Ends Cabinet Fallout
Yoxorama May 15 The cabinet resigned after Count Matanabe the finance minister became persona non grata and refused to resign Marquis Ito may form a new cabinet reappointing the old lineup minus the marplet viscount The political strain on Ito is heavy as the new party experiment faces uncertain success
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Imnade
Count Matanabe
Marquis Ito
Soldiers at Albany Restrain the Mob Amid Traction Strike
Troops dispersed a jeering mob that attacked National Guard units guarding a traction company plant in Albany. A derailed military train incident near the New York Central bridge caused 400 troops to be mobilized, with about 2,400 soldiers now on duty from Troy, Cohoes, Hoosic Falls, Schenectady and Saratoga. Adjutant General Hoffman died during talks with Major General Roo.
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Qanil Street
National Guard
Traction Company
Lloyd
Troy
Cohoes
Hoosie Falls
Schenectady
Saratoga
Third Signal Corps
Quail Street
Hoffman
Roo
Strike of Cigarmakers Shuts Tampa Factories
About six thousand cigarmakers walk out in Tampa after river bridge closure and failed crossings. Workers mass across the city demanding factories open, risking costly losses as production halts. Separate note from Statux Washington reports machinists in Seattle striking for a nine hour day with current pay.
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Tampa
Tamura
Fla
Bull Swing
Statux
Wash
Seattle
Death Struggle Recalled In E P Bishop Fatal Incident
Birvinanam Alabama May 15 J M Satterfield of this city received a telegram from Mrs E P Bishop El Rio Texas stating her husband E P Bishop was killed yesterday near that place. He was an engineer on the Louisville and Nashville railroad and had gone to Texas about two years ago to work a locomotive. Four years earlier he fought a drunken negro fireman south of this city during a train run at full speed. the man attempted to kill him and Bishop hurled him from the locomotive and killed him.
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Bishop
Denver
Martha Ewart
Joseph K. Choate
Overland Cotton Milla
United States
Choate
Wolcott & Vaile
Ewart
Brooklyn
Alice Mueller
Shamrock
Southern Presbyterians Open Assembly in Little Rock
May 15 dispatch notes robust turnout for the Southern Presbyterian general assembly in Little Rock with about 200 commissioners expected at the opening. Visitors are staying in local homes as a courtesy while a reception is planned and sessions continue for ten days. Opening sermon delivered by Rev. N. M. Woods of Memphis.
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Little Rock
Southern Presbyterian General Assembly
Gona
General Assembly
N. M. Woods
Memphis
Can
Survey for a New Rail Line Opens Coal and Timber Potential
Surveys underway for a branch railroad from Doran's Cove to the Needmore Cove property in Alabama. The 51 mile line would connect with the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis system, tapping Bolivar and Bridgeport on opposite sides while exploring both cove sides for grade. The Needmore Coal Company projects the line to guarantee tonnage to the NCL railway upon completion.
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Alabama
Scartanono
Ala
Doran's Cove
Needmore Cove
Nashville, Chattanooga and
1St. Loule
Bolivar
Bridgeport
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Alger
Needmore Coal Company
Nashville- Chattanooga Railway
Rio Grande Western to Pass Under Denver and Rio Grande
Rio Grande Western railroad to be absorbed by the Denver and Rio Grande this afternoon after a stockholders meeting at 2 o clock. The Gould Harriman combination will secure a direct Denver Salt Lake City line and a route from St. Louis via Missouri Pacific to the same points. Local note mentions Atlantic Coast Lumber building a short railroad to Pawleys Island for workers in malarial area. Grand Trunk president Sir Charles Rivers Wilson arrives in New York with Lady Wilson. Reichstag prorogued until November.
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Rio Grande Western
Denver and Rio Grande
Denver
Rio Grande Western Railroad
Denver and Rio Grande Railway
Gould-Harriman
Salt Lake
Pesen
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific
Huilding Road
Corumma, & C
Atlantic Coast Lumber Company
Georgetown
Pawley’s Island
Grand Trank
New York
Sir Charles Rivers Wilson
Grand Trunk Railway Company
Lady Wilson
Ocranic
Liverpool
Johnson's Grip Cure Promises Quick Pain Relief
An advert claims Johnson's Tonle ie superb Grip Con cures grip poison by clearing it from the system within an hour. It asserts rapid blood absorption and restoration of health, urging buyers to ask for the tonic at local stores and warning against other remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Peter
Heath
Dohnsn
Dentist W QC Mattox Office Over Phinizy Bhceatore
Fragmentary OCR mentions a dentist W QC Mattox with office above Phinizy. It references a product Hyny-Balsam Stop The Tickling and claims quick relief from inflammation, likely a medical or retail note in a historical newspaper item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. QC
Mattox
Phinizy
Blew open a bank vault in Murrowsville May 1
Robbers blasted Hart County Deposit Bank and Trust, stealing about 3000 dollars and likely more. The vault suffered nitro glycerine damage, three private boxes vanished, and cash and valuables from the safe were taken. No clues left by the robbers as to identity or motive.
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Murorosville
Hart County Deposit Bank and Trust Company
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Canivonnia Fig Syrup Co
Cationxta Fia Synur Co
California Fig Syrup CO
Cal
Louisville
Carter
Lick Onsxavatony
Queenstowne
Australia
Mr. Aitken
Pacific Coast
Union Ironworks
Frances Sherwood Hopkins
Francisco
Hawaii
China
New Yous
Cyprian Bridge
Rodhe Oceanicrom
Winfeld Scott Schley
Schley
James A. Hearne
Calestoria
Katt
Charles Emory Smith
H. Clay Evans
Loxpox
Pry and
Everett
Barclay &Co
Fantiam
Euret
Dr. Williams
RLM
Artitess Dr. Willems Medicine Company
N.Y
Ma, HL. Beas
Grushers OF Cottonseed
Florida
Florence Newman
Chamberlain
Newman
Gray
N. Y
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Jacksonville
O. P. Havens
Society For Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Alan
Goor
H. H. Scarlett
Brmuinouam
Iumter
Third Avenue
Twenty-second Street
Pigot Orenie Raymond
Centenville
Green Hallman
Crenshaw
Marquis Ita
Albany
Alwayy
Washington Avenue
Traction Power
Twenty -Third Infantry
New York Central
Hudson
Brady
Engineer Satterfield
Texas
Southern Presbyterians
Reys
Dr. Kilmer & Momo
Stampnoe Co
Binghamton, N
Reichstag
Brats
Curiaco
George H. Philipa
Steenta Thia la
Coster-Martin
Philips
Conference On Foreign Missions Privavetrata
Presbyterian General Assembly
Conference On Foreign Missions
Witherapoon Building
Board of Foreign Missions
Synodical and Presbytery
Women 4 Mission Board
A. W. Fantello
Hartford
Conn
Gn Palmer & Sons
Smith
Royal
Oupremme Council
Asneville
N. C
Eupreme
Ontario
Tarheel Odd Fellows
Astixvitees
Grand Lodge Independent Order of Old Fellows of
North Carolina
Sourmamprox
Wateou
Ort
Ieee
Brumby Drug Co
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