Improvement in Trade Boosts Industry Amid War and Weather
A weekly review notes improving trade in New York with a warmer sentiment and seasonal demand. coal, iron, and pig iron markets show firmer prices while textile and iron industries ride a cautious upturn. Weather and holidays temper activity, with rail and lake transport facing seasonal strain and shipbuilding firms rebuilding orders.
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New York
Beuer
Gene
Wour Mill
Nostley Aid
Isatter
Voncarn
Uae
Roosevelt Hanna Confer Over Canal Situation and Legislation
Washington report on a conference between President Roosevelt and Senator Hanna about the Panama situation and pending congressional legislation. Both sides expressed cautious optimism, denying reports of a break in relations while signaling no publication of deliberations. Hanna may lead the next Republican campaign depending on health.
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Parama
Washington
Oasevelt
Seustor Hanna
Nog
Erie
Panama
Lau Ant Worl
Mania Carat
Binnealf
Tugzo
Hanna
Campalen
Boy Burned to Death in Whatcom Fire Tragedy
In a Whatcom house blaze George Wright and family suffered severe losses. Eight year old Rueben died attempting to save his sister Maggie who leaped from a window and was badly burned. The mother and other children escaped by jumping from upper windows. Dee c5, Marinette Wisconsin. Frank Krupalik formerly Gravitz flouring mill owner charged with obtaining money under false pretenses. Austrian consul in Chicago involved in recovery claim of Joseph Myczanski who says Krupalik embezzled 27000 before returning to the United States.
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Elavan
Whatcom
Wast
George Wright
Rueben
Maggie
Pier
Dee Eweer
Dail Marinette
Wis
Dee 5
Frank Krupakl
Calumet Baking Powder Stands Against Union Label
The Citizens Industrial Association resolved that members should not place the union label on their own manufactured articles and opposed the eight hour bill now pending in Congress. They formed a Labor Information bureau and adopted a platform demanding immediate measures to safeguard free competitive conditions and American government principles.
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Citizens I Industrial Association
Dayton
Lee
Citizens’ Industrial Association
Congress
Hope To Save the Flora from Destroyed Cruiser
Britain ships prepare to float the wrecked cruiser Flora off the rock at Village Jelout. Rear Admiral Gickford returns from the wreck with pumps and gear, hoping salvage can be completed before tides rise. Vessel's keel and bow damage are less severe than feared. Graton and Egerla will assist in salvaging and refloating the craft.
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Alenia
Flora
Bart
Fat
Cold Aalvace
Graton
Egerla
Dowle Bankruptcy Fight Prompts Insolvency Inquiry
Seven creditors press for an immediate inquiry into Dowle’s solvency as bankruptcy filings proceed. Dowle’s lawyers deny insolvency and seek to limit claims. Additional creditors threaten $100,000 more in claims and seek court action to preserve assets. A separate move requests a $220,000 bond and to vacate a Zinn City lace factory under corporate control. In London, a silver service gift to Sir Thomas Lipton is being prepared for presentation in December with a formal dinner for prominent Americans and English supporters.
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Bankruptcy
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At & Gunner
London
New York
Thomas J Lipton
United States
Lander
Department of State
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Evans
Unitertitates
Thomas Lipton
Milwaukee Bribery Arrests Shake City Officials
Two Milwaukee men Abbecman Wik Morphy of Mia Third ward and Bhiginudd Hicker, a former alderman, were arrested on complaints from Citizens Committee. The arrests followed accusations of soliciting bribes tied to sidetrack ordinance favors for local business interests. Several other individuals remain under suspicion as investigations proceed.
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Citheans’ Committee
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Bec
Abbecman Wik Morphy
Mia
Bhiginudd
Hicker
Serend
Apa
Comite Lat
Adur Yroscenons
al Anomen
Tom
Injunction Continued Against Interfering Wardens
In Grand Inphil Michigan on December 3 a U.S. court extended an injunction barring Game Wardens Charles Chapman and Deputy Game Wardens Wrewster from interfering with the work of the U.S. Fish Commission. The full hearing is expected later. the arrest of S. Y. Wire, hatchery superintendent at Dulugh, and others connected to the hatchery are questioned for refusing to let Trewster supervise certain fishing operations under state law.
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Fish Commission
Grand Lnphil
Mich
United States
Waaty
Dulugh
Ife
Trewster
Former Congressman Springer Dies After Illness
Washington, November 6 Former Representative William M Springer of Illinois Democratic leader in the house of representatives from the Forty fourth to Fifty third congresses died at his residence here aged sixty four He contracted pneumonia while attending a Thanksgiving day dinner in Chicago and fell ill during the trip home His physician Dr J B Gregg Custis attended him as his condition grew worse and he died early today after sudden deterioration
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Erlel Miness
Washington
Nee
William M. Springer
House of Representatives
Ways and Means
House
Chicago
Tijs
J. B. Grege Custis
Lawyers for McGregor and Upton rest without witnesses
In Baltimore on December 5 the defense for former Postal Clerks Thomas W. McGregor and Columbus E. Union urged victory as they pinned confidence on the belief the prosecution had not proven a prima facie case in the allied conspiracy to defraud the government by overpriced leather pouches. The government presented all its testimony and the defense chose not to call witnesses, signaling confidence in the insufficiency of the case.
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Upton
Baltimore
Thomas W. McGregor
Columbus E. Union
Allied
Friday Helder
Wille
S. Irynn
Wrecking outfit driven from St Hutchinson by a storm
Compelled to quit work on a Portage Take run a wrecking crew reached Houghton Michigan after a north storm forced shelter. Forty thousand bushels of flaxseed were pumped overboard while several thousand more were brought in in bags. Gas exposure halted pumps and rescue crews were brought in by lifeboat. NO STATEMENT GIVEN OUT.
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Houghten
Mich
Dee
Flutvhingop
Houghton
Portage
Becaus of
Ina
Thacraw
Costly fire in Salina causes major losses and damages
A large blaze in Salina damaged a lamp factory building and adjoining structures owned by H. D. Leo Hardware, with total losses estimated around 500000. The fire affected several smaller buildings and caused significant insured and uninsured damages near St. Paul. Authorities pursue court action as Supreme Court considers injunction compliance in a separate civil case.
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Salina
Gallus
Kao
Dee
Lauratory
Leo Whoteagle Oruvery Company
H. D. Leo Hardware Company
Ap meRorata
Randfontein Bank Robbery Strikes African Institution
Robbers dressed in masks escape with about 15000 dollars from Randfontein bank, injuring the manager and securing the assistants. The incident dominates a fragmented report mixing local crime with unrelated natural science and literary excerpts.
Train wreckers frustrated near Scofield Utah
An attempt to wreck a Denver and Rio Grande train by tearing up heavy planking near Price River Castles? was thwarted Thursday night. Obstructions were uncovered by a guard and removed. Company officers say striking miners caused the scene as mine output rises and nonunion workers are recruited. Large numbers of miners have left the fields.
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Utah
Denver and
Rio Grande
Price Tver
Caatle Cato
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Callan
Fragmented 19th Century Telegraphic Snippets
A chaotic mix of references to libraries and authors, along with brief telegraphic items. Notes mention jurists, political figures, financial figures, a railroad accident, a building fire in Calumet, and a New York arrest for unrestrained letters to the president. The tone is fragmentary, and names and events appear in garbled OCR style.
Market Quotations and Prices Across Wheat Cattle and Grains
Minneapolis wheat quotes show bids for December and May contracts with No 1 hard and Northern grades. St Paul stock yards list cattle prices including choice steers and veal. Duluth Wheat and Flax report No 1 Northern and spring futures alongside May and July flax. Chicago Grain and Provisions provides Wheat and Corn bids and May July futures, with details on numbers and grades.
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Lown
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Hore
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Chicago
Fragmentary quip exchange from the Cifieage Tribune
In a fragmented quote the stranger mocks a weapon and a line about Webster and Wensler while Beverly counters with a bold retort about Ketel zunsky, appearing in the Cifieage Tribune.
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Willie
Zunsky
Cifieage Tribune
Left Handed Wickedness and Human Anomalies
An article reports on left handedness, citing Prof Cesare Lainhtoxo and the Serre American Review. It claims left handed individuals are common among certain groups and details percentages for operatives, criminals, and violent offenders, noting varied proportions by gender and age.
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Serre American Review
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Amd
Euler Ag
Chiba Leen
Lombeosi
Ealing
Fragmented Night Scene and Moral Reflections Amid Stormy Weather
An OCR damaged text depicts a chaotic night scene with fog and a tense exchange at a window. A figure observes a distant road, then a man in front of a doorway responds with authority. The passage shifts to aphorisms about adversity and virtues, mentioning Lavater and moral duties, concluding with admonitions on virtue and conduct.
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Che Whdow
Uae
Mfoneandla St. Leu 2 Ro operates car lines to Santa Fe
Notices announce trains and routes from Mfoneandla St Leu 2 Ro to Santa Fe via Denver Ouyyn and Los Angeles with sailings weekly from St. Wertnesthiy Cer zl and N Oa ma. Details include depart times, prices, and agent contact for tickets and schedule information.
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King Cobra Dreadful Poison Strikes Fear Among Snakes
A vivid, though garbled, account describes the king cobra as the most dangerous venomous snake. It notes lethal venom effects on nerve and blood systems, outlines contrast with vipers, and cites rare cases of swift death. The piece references naturalists, a New York court story, and a sensational courtroom scene, with garbled names and quotes interwoven.
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