Iron ore production and shipments in 1915 record high totals
Key figures from the United States Geological Survey show iron ore mined in 1915 reaching 5 526 400 gross tons, with shipments at 5 493 190 gross tons valued at 101 288 984 dollars. Production rose 14 million tons vs 1914, driven by Lake Superior and western districts, with Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin leading states.
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United States
United States Geolesical Survey
E. F. Burchard
Itsn
Lake Superior District
Minnesota
Michigan
Raibamiea
Wis
New Form
Lake Superior
Mesabi
Cuyuna
American Iron and Steel Institute
Geological Survey
New York Stock Exchange Quotations In Brief
The piece notes New York Stock Exchange quotations and mentions brokers and firms such as Watson & Co and Benkers. It references conventions and party balance, praising the Republican convention for nominating a vice president and hoping Democrats display similar resolve. The text is fragmented with multiple names and locations, reflecting stock market notices and political commentary.
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Ie Watson & Co
Benkers
Fonm Sin
Brdeecort
Conn
New York
Mer
Marine Pr
Kansas City
Kean
Leck
Stock Market Opens With Mexican Woes Pressure Declines
New York June 19 opening sees broad market weakness on Mexican situation fears. Declines in Mexican Petroleum Southern Pacific United States Smelting with 1 to 2 point losses. copper, Cripple Steel, Peet Sugar, Marine Ptd. and Industrial Alcohol also down. Subsequent rally in some active issues scarcely steadies mood as liquidation grows. feature remains Mexican market nerves. The piece also notes June wedding season and Father’s Day plans amid political chatter.
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New York
Wall Street
Southern Pacific
United States
Cricible
Marine Ptd
Reforming July Fourth Traditions for Better Play
A discussion argues for a modern July Fourth observance focused on organized sports and wholesome activities to curb rowdyism. It suggests enlisting youths in running races and ball games the night before, rather than lectures on patriotism, and notes questions about using public figures in promotional materials.
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Faia
Reuben
America
The Conquest of Manitoba Centennial Battle of Seven Oaks
A centennial look at the 1816 Seven Oaks battle that killed Governor Robert Semple and twenty settlers, the clash between the Hudson Bay and Northwest Companies, and the harsh hardships that nearly doomed early Manitoba before amalgamation in 1821 and eventual settlement as a thriving agricultural region.
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Manitoba
Canada
Far
Red River
Sevenoaks
Robert Semple
Hudson's Bay Company
Ers
Northwest Company
Teany Cuthbert Grant
Hudson Bay Company
Montreal
Lord Selkirk
Sligo
Red
Assiniboine
Winnipeg
Mal Fur Company
Nor'westers
Lake Winnines
Gordon Drummond
Lower Canada
Norway House
Semple
Fort Gibraltar
Fort Douglas
To Day
Elbert Hubbard Death Mentioned In War Remembrance
The piece recalls Elbert Hubbard, the Sage of East Aurora, as a wartime casualty of the Lusitania voyage, noting his birth fifty seven years ago in Bloomington Illinois and his mixed legacy as a prolific writer. It also touches on automotive gasoline advice and several brief notices including Senator Burleigh’s funeral, Dartmouth’s commencement, and a cable outage.
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Pra Eibertus
Elbert Hubbard
East Aurora
Lusitania
Bloomington
CERTILAX Laxative Ad Claims Cure All
An advertisement touts CERTILAX as a gentle but firm laxative that cleanses the blood and purifies the system by stimulating the bowels and liver. It declares no harmful habit forming effects and cites New York physicians as endorsements. Available at drug stores with a price quote.
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York City
New York
Curts Chemical Co
417
Naw
York
Fragmented Nostrum Text From Old Advert Discourse
A garbled OCR fragment discusses medicine like glycerin roachate and elixirs, claiming remedies by moms hyeici and other vague claims. It references pricing, distribution to a local area, and a shop at 23rd Street, with dubious descriptions of preparations and effects.
Rheumatic Remedy Free Samples Offer
An old advertisement pitches Hill's Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism with testimonials from sufferers and urging readers to request a free sample bottle and booklet. It touts a long track record, claims rapid relief, and lists the address of Bill Medicine Co. at 117 East 24th St New York, plus a note that agents are wanted.
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Hill
B. M. Hhlers
Grand Lodge of Masons
New York City
A. Goldman
Victoria
Texas
Marshall
Bull Medicine Co
East 24Th St
New Fore
Nox
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Westinghouse Electric
Boston
T. L. Watson & Co
Algoma
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Hecla
Centennial
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Monawie
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Quincy
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Haynes Pioneer
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Augusta
Dartmouth
Hanover
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Santo Domingo
Curacoa
Western Union Telegraphic
John Reck & Son
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Creole Mi Ining Co
M. Reynolds
Carter and Towne Investments
Rector St. New York
Fleming Real Estate
Main St
City Savings Bank
Bridgeport
New England
C. Rickard
Howard Avenue
Risbie
Bristol
West
40Th St. N
Broadway
Fifth Ave
T. E._TOLSON
State OF Connecticut
District OF Fairfield
Robert Weber
Lina Weber
Executrix
Whitney Avenue
T.L. Watson & CO
Main and
John Streets
City of
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The
Green Mountains
Mapleshade
J. W. Blakebrough
Brookfield
Vermont
Kelly’s Cigar Store
Fairfield Ave
University School
Fairfield Avenue
Collene Preparatory
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City National Bank Savings Department
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James Staples
COL
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Maine
Old Point Comfort
Norfolk
Nova Scotia
New Foundland
Bermudas
Jamaica
S.loewith & Co
Bank Street
Anderson & CO
T. B Warren
Sanword
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