Spinning Industry in Its Infancy Competes with West
The article notes Japan's rising cotton textile output and its push for trade supremacy in the East. It discusses Japanese mills adopting Lancashire methods, heavy use of machinery, long working hours, and strong domestic demand. It highlights Osaka and Kanegatuchi mills, English machinery, and capital constraints.
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Te Ie
Abe
Hielp
Jingland
Lancashire
Osaka Cotton Company
Platt
Kanegatuchi
England
Englah
Enmt
Japan Aims To Secure Manchurian Trade Via India Drive
A historical article notes Japan plans to expand exports through Manchuria and North China by leveraging subsidized shipping to Calcutta and a pro Japan sentiment drive in parts of India. It describes efforts to outpace English and American rivals, lower freight costs, and win broad access to Manchurian markets and cotton trade, with political backing in port regions.
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China
Haa
Calcutta
India
Japan
Jannexe
Manchurbin
North Caine
Northern Pacific
Osaka
Oldham
Jamin Wil Toon
Atlanta Clearings Jump in Eight Months of 1906
The Constitution reports Atlanta banking clearings show a sharp rise in the first eight months of 1906 versus 1905 and earlier years. Clearings increased about 34 percent over the same period in 1905, with a dramatic more than 400 percent growth since 1893, marking strong commercial prosperity for the city.
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Atlanta
Fxurea
Atlanta Clearing Association
Darwin G Jones
Yeaterday
Maz Jones
Grove
Eigtt
Elven
Buninesa
Laos
Francis Wernie Jesuits Choice Elects German Father Wernie
Francis Wernie, a German, was elected superior general of the Jesuits succeeding Father Martin. The pope’s assent is required. Secrecy surrounded the process as bells signaled the announcement. Wernie, born 1882 in Württemberg, previously taught canon law and led publications.
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R Tsults
Martin
Vatican
Father Waernne
St Ignatiun
Han
Ather Randa Xavier Wernen
Rothwell
Wurtemburg
Ditton Hall
Gregorian University
The
Universalty
Fath
Werner
Suimes
Jeta
Ohn
American fishing boat detained by Mexican forces near Campeche
Gulf Fishing Company manager wires the State Department for protection after the Hatteras was boarded by Mexican marines on August 25 off Triangular reef in the Gulf of Campeche. The crew and cargo were inspected while the vessel sailed toward the banks for a full catch.
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Gulf Fishing Company
State Department
Galveston
Texas
Hatteras
Triangular Reef
Gulf of Campechen
Shor Mits
Munn
Stain Department
Hoo Hoy Convention Opens In Oklahoma City
Large delegations from Southern lumber regions gather in Oklahoma City for the annual Hoo Hoy meeting. Officials say about a thousand members are expected to attend before the convention adjourns next Wednesday night as actual business begins. Delegates include figures from Louisiana and other southern states.
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Oklahoma City
Order of Hoo Hoy
Loutatana Kaneis
Glevenson
of & Ta al
Setonal
James Iy
Summer Excursion Tickets Via Georgia Railway
Passenger agent announces General Georgia Railway summer excursion tickets. Written in garbled OCR, the notice references routes and schedules for hot weather trips, with mentions of train service areas and contact details for booking through the agent at the Georgia line.
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General of Georgia Railway
Poe
Ahesi Ara
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