Canadians to Meet in Washington Over Bering Sea Talks
Sir Wilfred Laurier premier of Canada and Sir Louis Davis minister of marine and fisheries will travel to Washington next week to join Ber ing sea negotiations. The move marks broader scope than London experts plan, signaling potential reciprocity talks with the United States.
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Canada
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London
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The Cradfield Regulator Co Ad Promotes Mothers Guide
An old ad offers a free book containing testimonials and valuable information for all mothers. It markets a product called Draggiate at $1.00 or via express payment. The wording emphasizes price and receipt of payment for the offer.
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Cradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta, Ga
Kans Wholesale Grocers Trust Under Fire In Kansas
A statewide judicial inquiry under the Farrelly antitrust law exposed the Kansas Wholesale Grocers association as pricing staples like sugar tobacco soaps yeast and lye. Officers deny trust status but witnesses admitted price fixing and risk to jobs. AG Boyle plans dissolution actions. W.N. Todd of Leavenworth presides. move signals broader anti trust actions by the Populist administration.
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Boyle
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Leavenworth
Kansas
Condition Of Business Trends From Wheat And Iron Outputs
New York November 6 R G Dun weekly review highlights a drop in October business failures to a four year low, with iron works especially busy and exports rising. Wheat prices surged briefly then eased, while corn yields are forecast high. New York Chamber of Commerce urges a larger federal artillery force for coastal defense amid looming war concerns. Omaha bridge dispute looms as rail lines fear Union Pacific renegotiating access.
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Weekly Review of Trade
Illinois
Atlantic
United States
Canada
New York Chamber of Commerce
Uncle Sam
Chamber of Commerce
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Omaha
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Rock Island
Union Pacific
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Syndicate Buys Mound Farm for Cedar Rapids Shops
Cedar Rapids ventures report a group of capitalists has bought Mound Farm near Judge George Greene’s former estate, 600 acres. With several syndicate members being railroad men, it is likely the Milwaukee road will establish shops and a roundhouse on the site next year. Cloakmakers Strike Expands. Apoplexy Fatal to Illinois Leader.
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Coedar Rapids
Mound Farm
George Greene
Milwaukee Road
Faith in Spain Promises Pushes U S Intervention Claim
Hannis Taylor former United States minister to Spain urges intervention to end Cuban conflict. He argues Spain's ruling class will refuse concessions and blames Canovas and Blanco for stalling reforms. Taylor states only U S intervention can secure peace in Cuba.
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Queen of Confidence Ellen Peck Sentenced in New York
Ellen Peck known as queen of confidence women was sentenced to five years in New York penitentiary after a larceny conviction for stealing 1200 in jewels from Christopher Gini. Her past swindles include Babbitt soap founder and Claus Columbann, with police involvement in earlier cases.
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New York
Christopher Gini
Peck
Babbitt
Claus O Columbann
Wall Street Stocks Tumble Amid War Nerves and U S Actions
New York November 6 The stock market fell sharply after an early pause as liquidation escalated with heavy selling in railroads and international issues. Sugar led losses while pressure grew from war news in Spain, Hannis Taylor revelations, and the city’s move to boost army artillery amid Cuba intervention talk.
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United States
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War on Western Freight Rates Declared by Gulf Lines
Misalasippi River to Colorado points see new tariffs as gulf lines insist on maintaining low gulf routes. Direct overland lines refuse to yield. Transmissouri order prompts a tariff set at 1.81 dollars first class. Chicago aims to standardize rates at 1.5.
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Illinois Lloyds ruling opens state to out of state insurers
Topportant Insurance Decsion Omocaco Nov 6 The supreme court in this city held Lloyds may transact in Illinois overturning a state law that barred them The decision fines John A Barnes 500 for issuing unapproved policies and lets insurers from other states operate here Investigating Action of Iowa Troops Camron La Nov 6 Adjutant General Wright checked Lyons and Fulton over two days about alleged Illinois invasion during Woodmen riots Red Oak Pastor Dies Rep Oay In Nov 6 Rev J S Wright Methodist Episcopal pastor died of typhoid fever in Red Oak Iowa
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Working Wyoming Gold Fields Report from Brush Placer Area
Teller of Denver arrives from Brush placer fields in Carbon county where a Denver company builds a plant to work 2 000 acres of rich placers. A large force prepares timber for flumes and sluices. washing gravel may start in spring. Gold averages 75 cents to $1 per yard and the company controls 1 000 of 2 000 acres near North Brush creek, 17 miles from Saratoga. A syndicate led by J Pierpont Morgan plans to buy the Kansas Pacific railroad between now and December 16 for Chicago and Alton use.
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Denver
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Havemeyer Illness Sparks Sugar Stock Break
New York reports Havemeyer ill with appendicitis after a Monday residence consultation. Doctors performed an operation Monday night, deemed entirely successful, with physicians noting further improvement and no more unfavorable developments. John E. Bearlea, treasurer of the Havemeyer company, confirms the account.
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New York
Stock Exchange
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