Wheat Market Rally and Coal Strike Disruptions
New York July 24 R G Dun reports a boost in confidence after tariff clarity and heavy grain exports. Wheat soars since July 6 with a 12 cent rise and 50 cent weekly close amid good crops, while coal miners strike curbs fuel supply and shuts some factories. Gold inflows grow, with rising stocks and industrial waiting on tariff action.
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R. G. Dun & Co
Weekly Review of Trade
Granger
Alaska
California
Atlantic
Alaskan gold fever tales spark fortunes abroad
News from July 22 reports steamship Umatilla delivering nearly 200000 dollars in Alaska gold dust and sacks from Juneau and other stations. Wells Fargo notes 750000 more awaiting shipment, while thousands seek berths for Alaska journeys amid booming fortunes and anticipated shipments. Also covers Golden Gate special train arriving in Wyoming for Christian Endeavor delegates, Missouri gold discovery, grain-rate cuts to New York, and Wilmot release with Miller named captain.
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Paget Sound
Porte
Seattle
Wells, Fargo & Co
Juneau
Alaskan
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Wells-Fargo Company
Island
Excelsior
Portland
St. Michael's
Tacoma
Topeka
Mexico
Golden Gate
Wyoming
Mammoth Hot Springs
Columbus
Christian Endeavor
Ohio
Indiana
Butte
Mon
Trade leader Caldwell dies. riots erupt in Barcelona
General D W Caldwell, president of the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway, dies July 21 in Cleveland. Riots flare in Barcelona with gendarmes stoned. government sends reinforcements. Also notes Chicago real estate dealer Theodore H Schintz liabilities near 750000 and heavy Red River region flooding. Mrs Lovey Aldrich, Revolutionary War widow, dies in San Francisco.
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Lake Shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company
Cleveland
Barcelona
Theodore H. Schintz
Chicago
Privat
Fargo
Grand Forks
Crookston
Red River Wall
South Dakota
Lovey Aldrich
EH. O. Aldrich
San Francisco
A. Hohn
Sanborntom
N. M
Debating Tariff Conferees Show Split Over Final Vote
Washington July 28 Democrats press to fix a definite time for a final vote on the tariff conference report. Senator Allison seeks adjournment pressure while Pettis Morgan and others object. Turley sworn in to replace Harris as Tennessee’s new senator amid Senate actions.
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Turley
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Pettis
Morgan
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Ark
S. D
Tennessee
Thomas B. Turley
Harris
Bate
Tillman
Nev
Gallinger
N. H
Mr.Tillman
Congress
Allen
Heavy run on collectors of internal revenue stamps
Washington July 29 Brews are buying beer stamps at 7 cent discount as they rush to beat a tariff change. Requisitions by collectors have shattered records, totaling over 1.2 million dollars on Wednesday and surpassing 1.6 million yesterday. The internal revenue bureau declines to rule on whether stamps bought now may be used after tariff passage to pay the 1 dollar per barrel tax. Supply in vaults is running low and stamp orders are being cut back to maintain stock for the trade.
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Saa Srewers
Showalter Ruling Split on Indiana 8 Cent Street Car Law
Federal Judge Showalter in Chicago sustains prior ruling that Indianaapolis 8 cent street car fare law is unconstitutional while Marion County Supreme Court earlier held it constitutional. City and state officials vow to pursue further court action. Also notes a dividend payout to Sioux City Savings Bank depositors and President McKinley’s vacation plans. A July 28 municipal ticket slate in Superior, Illinois supports Chicago platform. South Omaha Rendering Co forms with $5,000 capital.
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Tenyearold Louise credited with cure by pink pills
A Hartaville Indiana family credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People with restoring Louise Rybolt, a ten year old who fell ill after heavy study. The article details her decline, the family's reliance on the treatment, and the pills' claimed broad medical uses and safety.
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M. Rybolt
Hartaville
Ind
Rybolta
Louise
Mra. Rybolt
Louis
Williame
Lonine
Dr. Williams
Kenectady, Y
Dr. Williams Medicine Company
German Evangelical Teachers Meet Opens in Burineton
The German Evangelical Teachers Association of America meets in Burineton with delegates from nearby states. President Packenbush of Chicago delivered the annual address while other papers were read and discussed and committees were appointed.
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German Evangelical Teachers Meet
Burineton
German Evangelical Teachers Association of America
Packenbush
Chicago
Naramaugh Cotton Mills to Close for Weeks
The Narm baugh cotton mills in Satem Mass will shut for a number of weeks. About 000 workers have been informed. The plant has operated on a 42 hour week, and the curtailment stems from an unsatisfactory market.
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Cotton Milla
Satem
Mass
Narmbaugh
Miners Flee Flood Damage at Carnegie Panhandle Mines
A cloud burst near Carnegie last night caused 25,000 in property damage. The Panhandle mines of M A Hanna and Co suffered washouts in the powder storehouse and railroad tracks and cars were swept away. Miners fled to higher ground as floodwaters rose rapidly.
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Minera
Pittspura
Carnegie
Panhandle
Hilla
Strike Ends In a Compromise Over Wages
Briminenau Aln July 30 The dispute between coal miners and operators ends today in a compromise. Operators to pay miners 87 cents per ton, a reduction of 21 cents. About 4,000 men who have been on strike since July 1 will resume work.
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Briminenau
Aln
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Readers as Remedy
The True Remedy notes Dr King’s New Discovery as the home cure for consumption coughs and colds after trials with many remedies. It claims a proven cures record and guarantees satisfaction, with free trial bottles at Vic Emmert & Co's drug store.
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W. M. Repine
Tiskilwa,iii
Dr. King
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