Dun's Review of Trade Signals Shifting Markets
Dun's Review notes that May defaults are high in brokerage while manufacturing failures lag. Declining textile prices and lower wool and pig iron values reflect subdued demand as South Africa war prospects ease. Export contracts for 100,000 units hint at potential relief for industry paring output and employment.
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Fall River
Africa
South Africa
Coates Bros
Chicago
Gray Forge
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Lehigh
Sheet Steel Company
Steel Hoop Company
Southern Works
Real estate transfers appear in Brewster subdivision records
A series of property transfers are listed, detailing deeds from J. H. Charles, Sophia Reinhart, Henry Frei, and others to multiple grantees, including Joseph Garretkon, Ann E. Ruby, and various heirs and mortgagees. The entries cover lots, subdivisions, and street addresses in towns like Brewster, Mulberry Street, Walnut Grove, Liberty Street, and Madisonville, with values ranging from 500 to 5,000 dollars.
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J. H. Charles
Perlee W. Smith
Joseph Garretkon
Brewster
Sophia Reinhart
Ann E. Ruby
Stebbins’ Estate
Whiiker J. Phillips
Henry Frei
Julius C. Frei
Mulberry Street
Reeder
Seerere
Hecker L
RB. x. Co
W. H. Conrad
Walnut Grove
Conrad Sendelbeck
Margaret Sendelbeck
Anderson Town L
B. Co
Erkenbrecher
Valley Grove
W. Hazle
Dns
da Csvss Cows Son
Herman Kalen
Henry Overberg
Hunt Street
Frederick Lehmann
John A. Cornuelle
Price
Madisonville
Ini Sams
Sophia M
H. H. Lippelmann
William H. Elder
Moore
Liberty Street
Caine Lite I
W. H. Ellis
Marcus Worth
Mitchell-Armstrong Syndicate
Ferdinand Hoffmeister
Max Burgheim
Wooster Pike
Benjamin F
Anna M. McLennan
John F. Elliott
Hoseman’s
Clarion Avenue
Evanston
Isesseees
Tobacco market shows gains with new redried leaf rise
Receipts of redried tobacco increased on the breaks with higher prices and firmer demand. Week totals: 556 hogsheads received, 398 sold, 88 rejected, 309 new and 177 old. New leaf averaged 697 dollars per hundred pounds, old 951, as markets praise better grades and steady shipments.
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Farmers’ and Shippers
Bodmann
Morris
Cincinnati-Miami
Globe
Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Warehouse Company
Leaf Tobacco Company
Boston
Chica
Inc
Philadelphia
St Louis
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San Francisco
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Ince
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Washington
Peoria
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Akin
Springfield
Mass
Ft. Wort
Portland
Ore
St. Joseph Ee
NG Sik
Isd Divine
Norfolk
Ate
Racuse Ee Vere
Des Moines
Nashville
Dayton
Tacoma
Spokane
Itasinegtonne Eee
Ee Inc
Wales
Lexington
Jacksonville
Fla
Kalamazoo
Akron
Minis
Chattan Sete
Rockford
Gesers
Canton
Wier
Cas
Iis
Chevas
Fargo
Bionx Falls
Little Rock
Evansville Ste
N. Y
Dominion
Canada
Montreal
Shehscoscos
Ehedeee
Hamilton
Jisits
T. Johns
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Iron trade outlook shows flat demand and price moves
The article notes weak activity in southern iron grades with small orders and overruns on lower grades. Prices for gray forge iron ease, mottled iron barely moves, and coke and foundry markets show mixed strength while mills plan potential closures and wage talks loom.
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Gray
Gray Forge
Birmingham
Southern Coke
Naa Foundry
Southern
Lake Superior
Ruekeane
Jackson County
Young Thieves Flayed by Judge in Akron
Akron Ohio June 41 Probate Judge George M Anderson died today after sentencing three boys for theft. William Teubner age 13 receives reform farm confinement at Lancaster. Herman Smith age 8 and James Treen age 9 are imprisoned in the county jail and ordered to be whipped by their fathers.
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Commercial Tribune
Akron
George M. Anderson
William Teubner
Herman Smith
James Treen
Akron Paint and Color Company
Anderson
Teubner
Reform
Lancaster
Parson Whips Man After Striking Mrs Hervey
In Richmond Indiana on June 1 Rev J Mcp Hervey pastor of the United Presbyterian Church punished a stranger who insulted his wife on the street. The man grabbed Mrs Hervey by the arm but she freed herself and hurried home. Hervey then confronted and punished the assailant severely.
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Commercial Tribune
Richmond
Ind
J. Mcp. Hervey
United Presbyterian Church
Meehanus Triumphs in Patchogue Stakes at Gravesend
Meehanus led at 7 to 1 to capture the Patchogue Stakes for three-year-olds and up at six furlongs, clocking a track record 1 13 1-5. Merry Day finished second as Van Ship dominated the steeplechase, while Nestor and Waco escaped unharmed after a fall.
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New York
Gravesend
Meehanus
van Ship
Nestor
Waco
Screech
Maher
Jevet McAddie
Mitchell
Varandaen
Blue Coat
McCue
My Bo Aie
Dr. Preston
Hinsdale
Olie Harlan
Hengist
G. W
Free Lance
Desperado
Village Pride
D. Murphy
Sehan Trumpet
Bullman
Oliver Mack
Rikki Tikki Tavi
Danforth
Bombshell
O’connor
Ieeseaeee Nansen
Tusneed
Orontas
Long Isle
Susualk
Lord Baltimore
Borough
Zazanene
Beautiful
Ibs
Finnegan
Bob White
Barry
Barry), WO Boies Adieu A Nestor, 132 (Heider
Bolton
Tnd
Tulane
Foggy Toronto Race Meet Delayed by Weather
Heavy fog and steady rain kept attendance down at Toronto races. An accident delayed the final race as three jockeys were thrown but not seriously hurt. Results list multiple horses with weights and odds across seven races, including Royal Sterling and Kinney among notable runners.
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Toronto
Royal Sterling
Weber
Sas Pharaoh
Powers
Ko Saliodewrsend
Jacoma
Irving
Alfred C. Waterwick
Joe Martin
Silver Locks
Daryl
Edinburgh
Tamarin
Terminus
Martin
Dana Seay
McQuade
Daten Germantown
Sullivan
Pilliardist
Ibs
Flint
Sessseees Adige
Raid on Hawthorne track nets bookmakers sheets and paraphernalia
Oak Park police raided the Hawthorne track and seized cards, sheets, and betting paraphernalia from the bookmakers in the ring. Officers used search warrants. track officials offered no resistance. The raid follows Oak Park’s crackdown on liquor and gambling at the track. Judge Dunne upheld Cicero’s license repeal as valid in the Hawthorne saloon dispute.
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Chicago
Oak Park
Hawthorne Track
Dunne
Hawthorne Race Track
Cicero
Van Ness Held Liable For 16000 In Horse Case
Frank Van Ness the horseman was ordered to pay 16000 after he diverted the race horse Morello for personal use five years ago and moved him to this state. Owners J W Singerly and Louis Lammert of Philadelphia sued. Morello died during the suit and a 20000 claim followed. verdict favored the plaintiffs. appeal to the Supreme Court likely.
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San Francisco
Frank van Ness
Morello
J. W., Singerly
Louis Lammert
Philadelphia
Supreme Art
La Roche wins Oaks Stakes at Epsom
La Roche J, bay filly by St Simon out of Mildred, wins the Oaks Stakes of 4500 sovereigns at Epsom. Merry Gal finishes second and Lady Schumberg third ridden by Tod Sloan. Fourteen start, La Roche wins by three lengths. betting 100 to 7, 3 to 1 against. Acorn Stakes won by School Book filly ridden by Sloan. Weather dull, notable attendees Prince of Wales and Duke of York. Tod Sloan also wins Welton Plate on Plaitades and Mickleham Plate on Immatha.
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London
Duke of Portland
la Roche
St. Simon
Miss Mildred
Epsom
Merry.Gal
Lady Schumberg
Tod Sloan
Lady Schomberg
Merry Gal
School Book
Sloan
Prince of Wales
Duke of York
J. E. Platt
Plalades
Lonely
L. Reiff
Richard Croker
Immatha
Magegie Mitchell
Reprimand for Tod Sloari Over Derby Crossing Incident
In London dated June 1 the English stewards reprimanded Tod Sloari for reckless riding at Tottenham Corner during the Derby. Jockeys testified that Disguise II hampered the Prince of Wales' Diamond Jubilee and Mr. Musker's Chenening by crossing, leading to a severe reprimand.
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London
Tottenham Corner
J. R. Keene
Mr. Musker
Epsom
Tod Sloari
Jeffries in Dayton Ahead of Fairview Park Umpire Call
Champion Jim Jeffries visited Dayton on June 1 expecting to umpire a Fairview Park game that was postponed by wet grounds. He then moved on to Erie for an umpiring appointment the next day and gave a frank interview about boxing, predicting Tommy Ryan could defeat Kid McCoy in a finish fight and noting his Corbett bout was not his hardest.
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Commercial Tribune
Dayton
Jim Jeffries
Fairview Park
Erie
Tommy Ryan
Kid McCoy
McCoy
Corbett
Jeffries
Kid McCoy Defeats Bonner In Thirteenth Round Thriller
Kid McCoy defeated Jack Bonner of Summit Pennsylvania in the thirteenth round at the Broadway Athletic Club in a planned twenty five round bout. McCoy used clever technique and power to drop Bonner as odds favored McCoy 2 to 1. Both fighters were in good condition and delivered a fast boxing exhibition.
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New York
Kid McCoy
Broadway Athletic Club
Jack Bonner
Summit
McCoy
Miner
McGovern and Dixon Set for Six Round Chicago Bout
Featherweight champion Terry McGovern and challenger George Dixon will fight six rounds at the Tattersalls Athletic Club in Chicago on June 23. Lou Houseman, matchmaker, offered 60 percent of gross receipts to managers Tom O Rourke and Sam Harris, who accepted.
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Commercial Tribune
New York
Terry McGovern
George Dixon
Tattersalls Athletic Club
Chicago
Lou Houseman
Tom O'Rourke
Sam Harris
Big East End Gymnasium Field Day Entries Listed
The Cincinnati Gymnasium holds its first annual field day this afternoon at the East End grounds. Star entries include Robert Mitchell Jr of Yale, Mannheimer of Cincinnati University, and Everham in a program featuring sprints, jumps, throws, and a one mile relay. Field officers are Referee E W Sarpy, Starter C J McDiar mid, and scorers C J Neare, Thos Littleford, A.
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Cincinnati Gymnasium
Sons of Mercury
Ben
Robert Mitchell, Jr
Yale College
Mannheimer
Cincinnati University
Everham
E. W. Sarpy
Lewis
Local Officials and Officials at Measurement Event
Watcher and C. C. Ward served as timers with Chas Wiatters and E. Beachman as measurers. Ed Brendamour and Jesse Goldsmith acted as field judges. David Wertheim and Lewis Matthews were the measurers. Paul Millikan, A. C. Cattell and Geo W. Spreen acted as clerks with Morris Lengwether, Thos B. Weir and Frank Mills as additional officials.
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A. Watcher
C. C. Ward
Chas. Wiatters
Beachman
Ed Brendamour
Jesse Goldsmith
David Wertheim
Lewis Matthews
Paul Millikan
A. .C. Cattell
Geo. W. Spreen
Morris’ Lengwether
Thos. B. Weir
Frank Mills
Tide-Driven Peninsula Float Alarm Looms Over Hampton
A Baltimore contractor claims Hampton Virginia’s tip of the peninsula rests on a rising tide beneath Hampton Creek. He reports digging to four feet at low tide and two feet at high tide, suggesting water or voids under land. He warns the land could break away if tides shift, noting cracked bank foundations and ongoing sewer work.
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Commercial Tribune
Newport News
Hampton
Old Point
Virginia Peninsula
Contractor Guild
Baltimore
Hampton Creek
Hampton Roads
Synod Discusses Berlin Immorality and Prevention
Berlin Synod debates city immorality and ways to curb it. Rev Dr Von Asch claims Berlin has 50 000 professionals and many schoolgirls under parental pressure. Aims to urge Imperial authorities to tighten supervision and prevention measures. Queen Wilhelmina and Queen Emma visit Wartburg as guests of the Grand Duke of Weimar. German Banks protest stamp tax increase to Reichstag and Bundesrat.
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Berlin
von Asch
New York
Association of German Banks
Reichstag
Bundesrath
Senate committee weighs race based voting rights
The Senate Privileges and Elections Committee considered Senator Prichard's plan to strike racial exclusions from voting. A substitute directing an investigation into constitutionality passed the committee along party lines. If approved by the Senate, the inquiry will be conducted, focusing on North Carolina conditions.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Prichard
Senate
North Carolina
Trains Timetable Summary From Carrel Street Station
Train schedule fragment notes departures from Carrel Street Station to Geo son e and Harriet Accommoation. Services include Sunday specials and hourly runs with morning and evening times listed. Fares appear as $15 and $65 in scattered fragments.
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Ascc
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Vine Street
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