Treasury and Bond Syndicate Pact Averts New Bond Issue
The World reports Washington officials expect no further bond issue and the gold reserve will be protected. Banks, Belmont and Morgan coordinate a plan to place up to 30 million in gold for legal tenders if needed, to maintain financial stability and political optics after recent events. The syndicate seeks profits from the February contract as it ensures exchange rates stay favorable.
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New York
Washington
Treasury
Belmont 4
Morgan
Jasue
Railroad freight theft scheme unmasked by secret service
Kansas City dispatch reports a major freight theft ring tied to the railroad transfer system. About $20,000 in goods stolen over three years. four men arrested, led by Nolan, with Watts Crockett and Lyons also linked. Police say the scheme operated across routes to and from the depot, with numerous stolen items surfacing in pawn shops.
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Macartha Sac
Cssful
Kansas City
Asiewes
Thomas Nolan
Railroad Transfer Company
William Watts
Bou” Crockett
Charles Lyons
Nolan
Men in prison spark global political tensions
The piece notes arrests after a sailor complaint at sea and hints at international complications. It discusses Treasury secrecy, public inquiries about government policy, and the possibility of an extra congressional session, with Cleveland's control over bond issues viewed as decisive. It foresees irregular bond sales regardless of Congress, amid Senate party dynamics and financial uncertainty.
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High Seas
Bonder
Que
Oper
Washington
Treasury Department
Congress
Cleve~lond
Lis
Denver Cobbler Claims Heals the Sick in City Ministry
Denver Colorado cobbler Francis Sclatter, described as simple minded, claims power to heal the sick and lame and attracts crowds daily in an open air ministry. He says the effort continues until November 16 before he goes to Chicago, aided by letters from across the country and supported by Alderman Fos who notes Sclatter does not claim to be Christ and acts as a poor guardian. Healing reports circulate, but proof is lacking due to limited time.
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Colo
Francis Sclatter
Chicago
Fos
Pierced 14 Inch Plate In Navy Armor Test
Report on an 14 inch Harvyized nickel steel plate tested under naval battle ship conditions. An 18 inch rifle fired a Wheeler armor piercing shell 2,100 pounds at 1,800 feet per second from 890 feet, cracking the plate and penetrating bulkhead. experts doubt any plate could stop such a shot. Potential sinking risk discussed. Also notes on Chinese river gunboats urged officials to act and Cuban gunboat transfers.
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Washington
Navy
Syhid
Aalp
Improvement in Trade and General Industry Trends
A New York special notes wheat prices rise briefly despite gold exports as speculative trading interacts with a mixed export outlook. Western wheat receipts for three weeks in September total 10,701,660 bushels versus 26,401,029 last year, while Atlantic exports reach 841,008 bushels. Reports on foreign crops remain good. Minnesota flour weakness and large corn exports pressures wheat, yet limited contract trade may aid a speculative lift. Pork output remains modest with expectations of large sales, but price gains prompt European purchases of hogs and derivatives. Cotton mills gain from higher material costs, enabling frequent price increases. Fall River warning strike related to cotton continues uncertain, while woolen demand tight for men’s wear. Wool prices stay low for export, and wool sales lag behind last year. U.S. failures total 218 this week, up from 210 last year, with Canada at 82 versus 45 a year prior.
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Tada
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Europe
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Canada
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Siaem
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Jaye
Aude
Ht. McMillen
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Nakata
Dakota
Thenyivst Ballatorm
Marstud
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Reaaurant New
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United Staten Veterinary Association
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Piay
Groner
Atriet Hegard
Uda Fuml
Pasalye
Kopernyines
Fivbeth
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Oe Campaty
Jetereon
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Big Customs Swindle Exposed by U S Consul at Sonneberg
United States consul at Sonneberg Germany Dwight J Partello warns that smugglers and importers rob the government of about 150000 a year through a rebate system. German exporters and New York buyers collude to slash prices 8 to 25 percent, shifting profits to buyers while duties are assessed on inflated values. Partello urges government appraisers to raise valuation on toys and end rebates to enforce the law.
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Chicage
Dwight J. Partetto
United States
Sooneberg
Germany
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Custom House
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Sonneberg
New York
Partello
Washington
Market Quotes Across Regions for Cattle Hogs and Wheat
Sioux City to Minneapolis markets show mixed quotes for cattle hogs and sheep with prices listed in dollars per hundredweight. Chicago and Kansas City肉 display ranges for cattle hogs and shipping grades. South Omaha and St Paul follow with daily figures. Wheat futures noted for September December and May with bids around 54 to 60 cents.
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Sioux City
Chicago
Ransgas City
Catle
South Omaha
St. Paul
Catthey
Minneapolis
No. S Northern
Northern
Tragic rattler show ends in Dow Moines tragedy
A deadly rattlesnake act at the Dow Moines fairgrounds left a performer fatally bitten after a snake in his act struck his tongue. Rescue efforts failed. the incident also notes other hospital and accident items, including stage safety saves, a suicide by a pharmacist, and various county happenings across Iowa.
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Gueko Chucker
Willie Prinnes
Centerrile
Fair Grounds
Prinner
Perlyner
Uiryxlennis
Hiefe
Optiis
Lugerdag
Uriuuer
Waiuntown
Aes
Ness
Attorney General Candidate Quits Ticket Over Nomination Dispute
In a disputed nomination, Attorney General Kuiility Pavhbos Agulnay cannot have his name on the ticket. The discussion notes potential actions by county committees or a second convention if a tie occurs, and mentions possible signatures and replacement considerations. The text cites party rules and independent status considerations affecting ballot placement.
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QO. W. GeWory
Dafucsan
Htepabliana
County Hekel
Leon Flrst
Tie Dent
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Lowery
Gan
Drala
Mately
Ung
Local Crime Tales and Crop Woes Dominate Iowa News
A wide varied Iowa page reports a scandal involving the Slax Qly Selentttia Association and a drought caused by alleged criminal actions, shifting to murder and abortion cases, including Dr Allen and Mrs Hicks, and a Des Moines ledge. It notes heavy fraud at the Iowa State Fair, a sensational sermon by Rev. Ma hon, and crop yields in Mree and Butler Counties with contrasts across Cherokee and western communities.
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Des Moines
Eaglesiove
Hicks
Aten
Abel
Pentonce
Alten
Hheks
Non Hal
Ila
Smith
Allen
Regitered letters mishap at Spirit Lake post
An error route involved registered letters out of a packing area near Spirit Lake. Post staff reported safe items were delayed and the carrier listed a handful of recipients. A local inquiry identified a daughter of a resident involved in the mishap and a fall near the post office.
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Loilera Stubeis Kiaht
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