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Newspaper
Chipley Banner
Location
Chipley, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1897
Page
5
A pair of brothers, enslaved to a single body, plan a future free from shared flesh. Victor dominates Conrad while Linda Schreiner stirs forbidden longing, as surgeon Oscar Schreiner and Dr. Aveling push a drastic operation toward an impossible split and a perilous fate.
In 186- we travel to Berlin where Olaf Aveling, a noted young physician, visits often under Schreiner’s sanction. Aveling charms with conversation yet feels cold and self seeking, while his silent aim appears to be an operation related to a bond of flesh. Schreiner’s daughter moves in with her father, a sign noted by the narrator.
A New York burglar was trapped inside a refrigerator and nearly frozen before discovery. The incident ended with the burglar receiving a cold reception as authorities responded.
The New York cotton market opened with excitement as bulls pushed prices higher amid heavy trading. Rain in the Atlantic states and Mississippi valley damaged crops, worms infesting other areas. Early gains ranged 13 to 27 points with over 25,000 bales traded. by 11 30 price advances persisted 20 to 25 points amid feverish trading. World visible supply and spinners' reserves were noted, with speculation rising on the revival.
Operators and miners met in Pittsburg to discuss a settlement. Operators proposed three options: resume at 54 cents, resume at an intermediate rate, or resume with no price named, all pending arbitration. Miners urged resuming at 69 cents pending arbitration. Session adjourned to 10 oclock Tuesday morning for further talks.
State Labor Commissioner Hamrick reports 228 mills in North Carolina with 1 030 000 spindles and 23 000 looms. Gaston leads in spindles with 113 000. Rutherford has the largest mill at 74 000 spindles and 2 400 looms. The Henrietta mill in Rutherford employs 5 380 men 665 women and 346 children.
Trade centers in the south rally to secure reduced excursion rates. New Orleans Montgomery Chattanooga and Knoxville have asked the Southeastern Passenger Association for rates like those to New York. A committee from the New Atlanta Merchants' and Manufacturers' Association has discussed with passenger officials though no formal request has been filed.
E. V. Debs urges Social Democrats and liberty lovers to attend a St Louis conference to plan prompt united action on the miners strike and to condemn judiciary restraining orders. He denounces judges as tyrants. He urges Patriots of 1776 to meet the issue with resolve.
The Futurity at Sheepshead Bay saw L Aloutte from the Thompson stable win by a length or two in heavy going after Monday and Tuesday rains left the track soft and muddy. Lydian chased for second with Uriel third as the favored stable Gibralter and Huguenot underperformed. The stake hovered near forty five thousand dollars and the course measured 170 feet short of three quarters of a mile.
Wheat fell five cents at Chicago with little support as Liverpool weakness and Cudahy selling triggered a broad retreat. Traders sought profits and liquidated positions, sending December wheat to near liquidation while September option values shifted from about 98 to 91 cents, closing around 91 1/4.
Georgia tax returns completed show a state wide net loss of 1 629 655 on all property, with 863 368 in counties and 766 292 in railroad property. Total state property stands at 411 142 603 down from 412 772 258 last year, while railroads total 42 014 543 and other property 369 128 060. Washington county up 230 789, Telfair down 28 207. Treasurer and comptroller books balanced but treasury fund shows a drop from 534 668.72 to 405 815.61 since August.
Pittsburg coal operators report a split in their forces with internal dissensions and fear driving a base change. Some view it as a temporary surrender to the United Mine Workers of America, while lake shippers deny it and plan to restart mines to meet demand from the northwest.
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