Steel works to close as rail prices fall and tariffs loom
Joliet Iron and Steel, North Chicago Rolling Mills, and St Louis Vulcan Steel announce closures by December 1 or soon after. Job losses total at least 20 000 workers as rail price declines from 45 to 42 dollars per ton squeeze profits. Officials cite lower demand, anticipated tariff cuts, and wage pressures as main causes.
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First Witness Testifies On American Shipping Decline
The joint executive committee probes the decline of U S shipping hearing Matthew McElroy and other witnesses. They discuss risks of loans and ships, calls for federal pilot control, home shipbuilding, subsidies, and abolition of certain fees. Roach warns of foreign dependence and potential wartime losses while predicting higher freight costs.
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Funeral of Gen James P D Fessendern in Portland
The funeral for Gen James PD Fessendern was held Monday afternoon from Gen Francis Fessenden’s residence on Deering Street Portland. Delegations from the Cumberland bar and Loyal Legion attended. Rev Alger conducted the services. The body was buried in Evergreen Cemetery.
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Portland
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Fon Deering Street
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Two Horse Team Flings Davis Breaks Leg at Hillsboro Bridge
Samuel Davis of Washington was thrown to the ground by a frightened team at Hillsboro Bridge on Saturday, breaking his leg.
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Water shortages and local races dominate Lawrence notes
Country papers laments low wells and scarce springs while a Milford 100 yard race ends in 10 seconds. Lawrence officials plan welcome events for Gov Long and Gov elect Butler, with Democrats nominating John Breen for mayor. Several local bonds trigger bail for arson at Westboro Reform School. Police announce thefts and a Maine dog theft linked to a Bangor suspect. Marshfield Agricultural Society reports year deficits and park debts as the Farmers Institute set for December 1.
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New Newport arrival as Samuel Dexter captain takes command
Captain J. G. Baker arrives at Newport to command the revenue cutter Samuel Dexter, relieving Captain Irish. Portsmouth and Jamestown training ships slated to refit in Boston around Wednesday per navy orders, then likely head to the West Indies. Fefferin near death after savage assault at Potter’s saddle. assailants bailed. D. B. Allen indicted for Belmer’s death aboard Portsmouth. pleads not guilty and remains in custody.
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Dinner Honors Lovering After Sixth District Victory
George R. Brine presided at Young's hotel where a large gathering of Democrats and independent voters toasted Hon. Henry B. Lovering after his victory. Speakers praised civil service reform tariff fairness and reduced taxes, stressing loyalty to the district and future influence in Congress.
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Miss Montague Sues Forepaugh in Six $10,000 Actions
The Philadelphia Press notes Miss Montague files six separate suits against Adam Forepaugh each seeking $10,000. Claims include prize payment, injuries from an elephant ride, breach of contract over travel accommodations, use of her name, and share of photograph sales. The total seeks about $10,700 plus further $10,000 claims.
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Boston fish exchange spurs boycott by captains and Gloucester ships
Boston fish dealers and captains clash with a new exchange monopoly over cod and haddock pricing. Captains refuse $1.25 per ewt and push for 2.50, with 10 of 15 vessels weighing anchor for Gloucester. Gloucester buys 200,000 pounds at 3 per cod and 2 for haddock, amid calls for protest meetings and wider market resistance. Philadelphia reports opt out of the ring.
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Republican municipal convention nominates Green for mayor
The Meronon convention gathered 146 delegates with Mr P Brown presiding. Samuel A Green was unanimously nominated for mayor and Newton Talbot for street commissioner. A committee to list 12 aldermen and a separate panel for school committee were proposed, with wards submitting names from 1 to 25 and 1 to 25 respectively.
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