Review of Trade and Markets Across Regions
Trade reports show mixed activity with buoyant remarks for shoe and textile sectors in some hubs while others see cautious orders. Wheat stocks rise, exports reach 4.88 crore bushels, and iron markets strengthen amid strikes. labor unrest near Pittsburg eases. Wool stocks are tight, Fall River and Providence lack print cloths, and prices firm on heavy woolens with crop prospects improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ann G.— Brads
Gova@l
Fopbury
Boston
Viladelphia
Cray Forge
Rece
Kansas City
New Orleans
San Francisco
Pittsburg
United States
Canada
Ariat Pty
St. Joseph
Omaha
Isa
Europe
Judy
Senate
Philadelphia
Fall River
Providence
Law
Adverse report on SUB-TREASURY BILL by Ways and Means
The Ways and Means Committee submits an adverse report citing impracticability and undesirability of the SUB-TREASURY scheme. It argues a funds storage below eighty percent would cause losses. increases in value benefit individuals, not the government. In North Dakota a fire destroyed several structures, and in Saint Paul the flood claimant Kroeger’s body was recovered amid ongoing hospital cases.
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Waswixoron
Aug. T
Mr. MacMillan
St. Paul, Minn
Frederick Kroeger
West St. Paul
Dedication of the Watterson Club Draws Kentucky Democrats
A brilliant reception marks the dedication at Loninville Loumevink with Governor, legislators, and Adlai E Stevenson present. Stevenson spoke to large crowds at Liederkrans hall and the club house as John Young Brown presided. Watterson hosted guests amid festive decorations and a later dinner, while British forces report actions elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Watterson Club
Loninville
Loumevink
Kentucky
Watterson
Frankfort
Adilai E. Stevenson
Liederkrans
Waiterson
John Young Brown
Hass Merning
General Stevenson
Tanituonus
J. Tractor Knott
Ins
A. Melenzie
Negi Wynchester
Adbert
Willis Smabadther
Bsuderine
Liecents
Waltiing
Mgr
American engineer aids tubular frame car entry into British rail
An American engineer Abr diffords, famed in London for promoting American rolling stock, influenced a railway managers meeting to approve admitting tubular frame cars into Britain’s rail system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troapos
Abr Diffords
London
Emulates Corbett McAntiie challenges for ten mile swim
Tack McAntiie issues a challenge for a ten mile swim from Bay Saint Louis to Island Park against Jack McAuliffe the lightweight who fights Billy Page in September at the Olympic Club. The stakes are 1900 dollars a side with no one barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woonmans
Jack Mr. Auliffe
Billy Page
Olympic Club
Pa Island
Bay Sa Louis
Mohican Seizes Whaling Bark Jane Gray at Sea
San Francisco reports the steamer Mohican has seized the whaling bark Jane Gray. The reason for the seizure is not known. The Mohican is returning with the captured vessel and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
St. Paul
Mohican
Jane Gray
Jealousy Sparks Double Tragedy at Moscow Ball
In Moscow at the Casino, First Lieutenant Ivan Rattoviteh shot Prince Nicholas Sussloviteh as he danced with the lieutenant’s betrothed, then killed himself. The prince died instantly, his partner gravely wounded. The czar ordered a telegraphic report as authorities investigate the sudden, fatal act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Susslovitel
Moscow
Rattevieth
Hussars
Ivan Rattoviteh
Nicholas Sussloviteh
Hcer
Sasslovitch
Rattovitch
Jemiousy
Sullivan in Fine Form Upholds Training Pledge
Bay Heap Aug 6. John L Sullivan remains sober and in peak condition, weighing 215 16 pounds after a morning tramp. Phil Casey reports no breakdown in training, and Sullivan has not tasted liquor since arriving. Trainer James Robinson will not replace Casey, and Charley Johnson travels with Sullivan to New Orleans. Sullivan covered ten miles in ninety minutes, with Casey confident he can reach weight without strength loss.
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Bay Heap
L. AL
John L. Sullivan
Phil Casey
Brooklyn
Sullivan
Casey
James Robinson
Manhattan Athletic Club
Charley Johnson
Orleats
BASE BALL. At New York ROHLOE. New York.
Baseball scores from New York and Philadelphia games with batteries and umpires listed. Also a report from St Louis detailing Chicago enemy lineup and scores. A second item notes the Holy Synod advising leniency to curb cholera, delaying burial of victims by twenty four hours to counter superstition.
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New York
Rohloe
Baltimore
Crane
Wing
Doyle
Vickery
Stevens
Roibe Philadelia
Killen
Borger
Weyhing
Clements
Uimnpire—Gattney
St. Louis
Rowe St. Louis
Chivcaro
Hawke
Buckley
Luby
Sehriver
MetQnade
Prrhusntus
Holy Synod
Hiely Synod
Mills to Use Ulis City as Campaign Headquarters
D. O. Mills, father in law of Whitelaw Reid, will make Ulis city his headquarters during the campaign and take an active interest in the fight. He is determined the coast shall go for Tiarrion and will furnish the sinews of war for the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitelaw Reid
San Francisco
D. O. Mills
Ulis City
Independent party turmoil and leadership changes reported
Fragmentary notes report that the Independent Stabe converted yesterday and General Van Wyen was terminated for alleged misdeeds. Other names appear in garbled form, with references to freight rate discussions and proposals tied to a Worlds Fair platform and state committee actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wravnsey
General van Wyen
Gavthat
Shrader
Prat
Sonaha
Ntyiuetettiees
Nebraska gubernatorial bid prompts treasury aide resignation
Aug 6. Judge Crounz will resign as assistant secretary of the treasury when department duties allow to join the campaign. He telegrammed Chairman Cady thanking the Nebraska state republican convention for the honor and expressed he will work for the party’s success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraski
Treasury Department
WettaGcros
Crounz
the Treasury
Ile
Cady
Nebraska
Republican Convention
Telegraph Operators Threaten Strike Over UP Dispute
Grand Chief Ramsey of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers warned at Owana Neb that telegraphers will strike unless Assistant General Manager Dickinson concedes to the operators in default of an answer from President Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owana
Neb
Ramsey
Order of Bailroad Telegraphers
Union Pacific
Dickinson
Clark
Prominent Knight Templar Die in Manitou Baths
Calvin S. Stowell of Olean New York past commander of St John’s commandery died in Manitou Springs Colorado swimming baths from heart failure last night. He was a visiting Knight Templar and a leading Divan member. He leaves a wife and six children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Knights Templar
Manitou Springs
Colorado
Spaines
Calvin S. Stowell
St. John’s Commandary
Olean
N. Y
Manitou
Ile
Templar
Divan
Geneva Wilkes Dominates Bartholomew County Trotting Meet
The ninth annual Bartholomew County Trotting Association closes on its new mile track with Geneva Wilkes winning multiple heats. Attendance nears three thousand as Charley McCalla’s mare earns strong crowd support and promises for a fall meeting October 11 to 14. Weather, mud, and fast times mark a crowded, enthusiastic program in Columbus, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartholomew County Trotting Association
John Lyle
Columbus
Charley McCalin
Geneva Wilkes
Ponce de Leon
Artic
Pretty Belle
Geneva
Mile Breats
Hest
Artie Bobs
Squire Tutia E. Diame
Stephen A Douglas
EA Gaston
Pune
Barrthodomes Wilkes
Dain
Kalin Chas McCidhe
Ervin
Scottl i
Brad
George von Phui
Harry Wood
Cooloo
Cuckoo
Sorrel Dan
Rackal
Nas
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Review OF Trade
Bradstreets Weekly
Boulletin OF Commerce
Treasury
Ways and Means Committee
Bismarack
N. D
Webble Bros
Nels White
Custom House
San Foavetsen
Miripos
Strauidi
Julinston
H. M.S. Champion
Auckland
Pagonapago Harbor
United Staates
Ben
Americar
Corbett
Tack McAntiie
National League
Naerasea Independents
Grilio
Kevernor
Junge Crouna
Chas. McCalin
Lelle
Henry Jones
Rushville
Charley McCalla
Gralar
Abadallah
JF Gosnell
Ind
Prince Echo
Cloud
Pacing Tongues
Bacon
Laura Belle
Lucy Pan
Laurel
Dick B
Pleinty
Buckners
Commander
High Jack
Gosnell
Tom Crowder
Buck Tickersom
Greensburg
NBL
Buckner
Sapa Melrose Farm
Nashville
Tenn
Templeton
Tranby
Bine Bull
Miles
Dick Bob G
al Hamer
Bayard
WU Bailey
Delaware
Florence M
Lucy
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