DUN'S WEEKLY REVIEW ITEM SUMMARY
Price trends in raw materials rise while finished goods dip. Cotton and wool show large year over year gaps. pig iron and steel prices differ from finished products. Output, stocks, and demand signals suggest weak consumption versus production. The report also notes legal actions, X ray developments, and various financial and political items from March 11 to 14.
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New York
Weekly Review of Trade Aays
Bessemer
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Hale's Plea for Spain in Cuban Controversy Senate Debate
Washington March 10. A new chapter in the Spanish Cuban dispute unfolds as the senate considers the house Cuban resolutions. Senator Hale denounces US meddling and militarism while diplomacy and debate intensify. Hoar proposes April 8 postponement and a demand for information on the Cuban subject. The day also covers gas cost cuts in the House and regional district matters.
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Washington
Senate
Patenotre
France
Mendonca
Brazil
Hatch
Hawaii
Baron von Kettler
Mesers
Chung
Legation
Hale
United States
Spain
de Lome
Sherman
Morgan
Lodge
Davis
Minn
Messrs
Mitchell
Teller
Hoar
Dupont
Turpie
House
District of Columbia
Post Office
Hendricks
Dem
Banking and Currency Committee
Union Pacific Refunding Scheme Aims to Reorganize Railroads
Senate introduces a resolution by Senator Morgan proposing government refinancing of Union Pacific and Central Pacific bonds. It directs reports on a bill to refund government liens, allow 30 year bonds at 8 percent, and ownership transfer to the United States if the roads are taken, with a nine member presidential board and no dividends on unregistered stock.
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Morgan
Senate
Committee On Pacific Railroads
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
United States
United States Treasury
Roads
Transportation and Telegraph Company
Congress
Central Pacific
Unio Pacific
Pacific Roads
Three Men Die In St Louis Kirkwood Line Crash
Three men die and one not expected to live after Sundays collision on the St Louis and Kirkwood electric line. Fifty were injured. victims include Rich ard Lahigan and Julius A. Jones, with J H Aiken and Sam Smith among the injured and awaiting fate. Sunday School Worker Stricken in New Jersey. Rev W Pax ton suffers paralysis at Orange church as he prepared to speak. His condition is doubtful. Roadbed raised near Eight Mile Canyon to clear flood risk. Florence and Cripple Creek Railway contracts to excavate 20 feet through solid rock.
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St. Louis
Kirkwood
Richard Lahigan
St.Louis
Julius A. Jones
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway
J. H. Aiken
Sam Smith
New Yorks
Denver
Florence and Cripple Creek Railway Company
Carlisle
Ditman and Westbree
Eight Mile Canon
Tariff Suit Seeks Diamond Duty Ruling Sustained
New York March 10 Judge Wallace reaffirmed Judge Townsend in a suit challenging a tariff section taxing diamonds. About 1.25 million dollars is involved. a defeat would require refund of duties.
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New York
Wallace
Townsend
J. N. Castle
Shillwater, Minn
J.N. Castle
Castle
John R. Fellowa
Arson suspects in La Porte blaze and local fallout
Anxton and M Qaben, arrested in connection with a March 1 lumberyard fire, face arson charges alongside a Saturday blaze. Morlan, an Iowa contractor, died after two suicide attempts. a postmaster contest rages in Mason City. Fort Dodge bonds approved. other brief items trace health, politics, and crime across the region.
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Jefferson
Anxton
Fort Dodge
Wells
Jervarson
Albert Morlan
Odd Fellows
Morlan
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