Central Stamping Company Fire Causes million-dollar Loss
A massive blaze at the Central Stamping Company plant on Railroad Avenue in New Jersey destroyed five three story brick buildings and a new one story structure. Losses exceed $1,000,000 with $230,000 insured. origin undetermined as crews battled flames for hours. The plant employed 487 workers before the fire.
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Jersey
Dewark
Nob
Central Shanping Company
Seth
Railroad Avenue
Uwusstory
Central Sipping Company
TSO
Appay Watus
Dudh Tame Mat Seul
Giapioyed
Warship off for Foo Chow and China relief
Navy reports Commodore Newell sailed from Shanghai with the Retrait for Foo Chow. Adm. Carpenter and Minister Denby monitor events as American lives and property in China face risk. An American cruiser is to stay close to the coast to protect missionaries and uphold demands.
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U.S
Newr
Washington
Navy Department
Cumioudere Newell
Shanghai
Foo Chow
Foo
Sude
Denby
Admiral Carpenter
Baltimore
Nagasaki
Yellow Sun
Tse
Carpenter
McAdoo
China
Bayle Enforces Peace in Spring Valley Miners Resolve
Col Bayle, sent by Gov Angell, arrived to quell unrest in Spring Valley. He met with Sheriff Clark Judge Trimble and local leaders, outlining the governor’s policy. Miners adopted resolutions declaring all men free and equal and allowing the return of Negroes.
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Gul
Hugh
Bayle
Aft Geld
Spring Valley Iine
Col Bayle
Col. Bayle
Gov. Angell
Supreme Bench Vacancy Prompts Speculation in Washington
Reports circulate on the New York lawyer James C. Carter as potential appointee to the Supreme Court bench, with others like Secretary Carlisle and ex Postmaster General Bissell weighing in. Observers note the selection may hinge on political alignments and the president’s timing, with no firm decision expected soon.
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Washington
Uulged
James CG. Carter
Abether Runer
Pariierstty
Oier Doob
Janekson
Cleveland
Freshen
Bissell
Anaad
Agsouhition
Catholic Total Abslinence Union of Union
James M. Cleary
Manneapolis
Mather O'Callahan
John Ireland
Jas Lohmess
Leo XII
Logie
Logne
Itat
Jivy
Father Cleary
Rome
Italy
Catholic Total Abstinence Lab of
America
Rod. Bayle
Harsh Summer Trade Review Notes Mixed Crop Outlook
A brief summer market survey reports ongoing strong cotton and coal market activity, with coal wage settlements in western Pennsylvania and Ohio seen as helpful. Wheat exports falter amid withholding by western farmers, corn prices easing on expected large crops, and overall U S demand and imports muted.
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New York
Dua & Vo
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Atlantic
One Aires
United States
Bota
Canada
Godast
Denby Demands Protection for American Missionaries
Washington special reports United States Minister Denby in Pekin has taken energetic steps for the protection of American missionaries amid rising tensions in China. No Americans were killed or injured in regent villages, Admiral Carpenter to assist, and officials warn that secret societies in southern China may be behind the unrest.
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Denby
Washington
United States
Pekin
Jane
China
Admiral Carpenter
Bewtt
Giresen
Hewes
Guvertement
Bnt
Market Quotation Slows City Cattle and Hogs
A garbled market quotation lists cattle prices from Chicago and Kansas City, with ranges for hogs, sheep, and corn, oats, and hay. It notes fluctuating figures such as cattle from 3.45 to 5.00 and hogs around 0.46 to 1.05, reflecting a mixed agricultural market snapshot.
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Hiutter
Chicago
Uloiee
Giessur
Genyu
Kansas City
Ourata - Calla
War era druggists clash sparks Iowa pageantry in Des Moines
In Des Moines a heated war incentive contest drew public attention as druggists and dealers clashed over prices and rhetoric. Protests and processions accompanied by carriages and banners highlighted tensions among firms while crop forecasts and upcoming fire tournament in Marshalltown framed the broader regional news.
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Fiat
Setian
Asdarhifun
Tei Corp
Diruin Ceria
Manonette Deere
Bine
Bork Shles
Sitet de Eri Pie Svessign
Cte
Hssoeliuou
Alesse
Lighty
Fragmented Tale Reflects Turbulent Times
An uneven OCR yields a jumble of names, places, and events from a broad regional unrest. References to councils, statutory measures, and arrests indicate a period of legal and social upheaval, with mentions of trains, bridges, and investigations shaping a fragile public narrative.
County Woodbury reports flood effects and death toll
The county records twenty three deaths in Clie town from a disaster. Officials describe the tragedy, unresolved causes, and ongoing searches as residents assess damage.
Judge McCallum and War Claims Highlight Cherokee County News
The article notes Judge McCallum of Cherokee County who served on the circuit court, and recalls Civil War veterans including nine companies from Iowa. It reports the 1871 property valuation of the state at 501,709,000 and outlines local tax levy decisions and public notices affecting Atwood and nearby districts.
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Tose Lea de
Witerney
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Tye
Dyer
Guo Aching
Atwood
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