South American Factory Tour Planned by National Association
A 15 member party from diverse industries sails from New York next Wednesday aboard the St Paul then Denube for three months in South America. The trip is organized under the National Association of Manufacturers with a farewell dinner set at the Waldorf. George W. Fishback leads the mission as former location secretary at Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
PinicapDerrara
South America
National Association of Manufacturers
New York
American Line
St. Paul
Southampton
Royal Mail
Denube
River Plata
Hotel ‘Waldorf
Fred. Stearns
Frederick Stearns & Co
Detroit, Mich
J. M. Studebaker
iStudebaker Ros. Manufacturing Co
South Bend
Ind
Wood
Fairmount Machine Works
Wm. Wood & Co
Philadelphia
Henry R. Gilbert
E. Stearns & Co
Syracuse
N. Y
I. &. Wagar
Wagar Lumber Co
Wagar, Als
Madison
Wis
National Association of Agricultural Implement and Vehicle Manufacturers
W. T. Adams
W. N. Adams Machine Co
Memphis
Kilbourne & Jacobs Manufacturing Co
Columbus
Wim. Larper
John B. Stetson Co
George W. Fishback
Buenos Ayres
Argentine Republic
Nail Trust Meets Sets No Nail Price Change
The Nail association or Nail trust held a meeting at the Auditorium hotel with leaders from major cities. It claims monopoly control after acquiring Toeacke mill for 600000 dollars and Pittsburgh Wire Co for 750000, with no immediate price drop before July 31 while planning district output limits for nail machine makers.
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Nail Association
The
Nail Trust
Auditorium Hotel
Chas. 5. Loring
J.C. Pearson
Isoston
J. 1D. Dubois
Wheeling
W. Va
J. Russell Horton
Ashland
N. Claypool
Indianapolis
B. H. Burr
Iowa
Toeacke
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Wire Co
Seven hundred delegates to state convention pick national silver party del e gates
Seven hundred delegates from all counties convene to select 70 delegates for the national silver party convention in St Louis on July 22. Teller is favored for president on a single plank with possible protection addenda. Colorado silver Republicans back the new party movement. Yale commencement highlights include Supreme Court Justice Pecknam and ex secretary Foster among degree candidates.
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Dexvver
National Silver Party
St. Louis
Teller
Silver Republicans
Colorado
New Slaves
Yale
Battell Chapel
R. W. Pecknam
United States Supreme Court
J. W. Foster
M. A
John Lafarget
W. H. Hunt
Montana Supreme Court
Henry R. Wolcott
Edward Kanter Dies in Detroit After Bright's Disease
Edward Kanter of Detroit died at his residence Wednesday evening from Bright's disease. He was aged years. The obituary notes his residence in Detroit and the illness that led to his passing.
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Detroit
Mich
Edward Kanter
Bright
Kanter
Storm Devastation in West Virginia Reports Massive Damage
Reports from Marshall Wetzel and Tyler counties detail a cloudburst that washed out railroad tracks near Mounderville and Sistersville. The Ohio River line suffered a mile and a half of washout with rails and ties displaced. Damage exceeds ten thousand dollars with homes swept away and cattle lost. Fishing Creek threatens New Martinsville as searchers fear casualties.
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Virginia
W. Va
Marshall
Wetzel
Tyler
Mounderville
Tyler County
Sisterville
Sistersville
Ohio River
Carter Oil Co
New Martinsville
Wetzel County
Fishing
Meaer
New York Democratic Convention Adopts Hard Money Platform
The New York Democratic State Convention on June 25 in Sanatooa endorsed hard money and opposed legal tender paper money as part of a permanent financial system. It backed President Cleveland’s administration, adopted the unit rule, and elected delegates to the Chicago Convention with alternates named for each.
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Chicago
Sanatooa
N. Y
Cleveland
Columbus
Chilton A. White
E. K. Blondin
Allen W. Thurman
E. B. Finley
L. E. Holden
John R. McLean
Indianapolis
Ind
Robert C. Beil
Allen County
Sterling R. Holt
Gustave Carstensen
Holt
Jason Brown
Seymour
John B. Stoll
South Bend
David S. Gooding
Hancock
C. A Howard
Logansport
Daniel W Voorhees
David Turple
United States
Bell
Maj. G. V. Menzies
Mount Vernon
Gilbert Shanklin
Evansville
Menzies
Shanklin
Matthews
Committee On Credentials
Indiana
Antoinette D. Leach
Sullivan
Marion County
Bellamy Sutton
Tuts
W. D. Isgram Srose
Bynum
Turple
Voorhees and Turple
Senate
Daniel W. Voorhees
Claude Matthews
Storms At Jeffersonville Flood City And Hit Orphans Home
Jeffersonville Ind June 25 A cloudburst flooded central Jeffersonville as sewer blocks caused extensive inundation. The Orphans home with 50 inmates was struck by lightning tearing one side but no further damage. Mrs Mauzy and her son Ernest were struck but survived. Local crops and fruit trees suffered. Bridgeport reports similar flooding.
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Jeffersonville
Ind
Yvyhe
Orphans’ Home
John Mauzy
St. I
Ernest
Frank Eberts
Bridgeport
Forced to Quit at Star City Mines
The Star City mine area faces a severe dispute as miners mass at the site to oust non union workers. Superintendent Starter attempts to start operations with non union staff, but armed locals compel the workers to leave and demand the superintendent depart within 24 hours amid fears of violence and sheriff involvement.
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Star City
Scullivan
Ind
Starter
Harter
Multiple curious crimes and incidents reported in Indiana
A batch of brief items from Indiana on June 25 covers alleged bank draft thefts in Union City, a cycle company receivership in Indianapolis, and various personal misfortunes. Included are suicidial attempts in Rusnuville, assaults in Suelayville and Rockport, bloodhound pursuit of robbers in Hackertown, a fatal belt accident in Buter, prison sentence upheld in Huntington, and a change of venue note from Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
British pressure sought to free imprisoned surveyor Harrison
Secretary Olney to receive a request from Sir Julian Pauncefote for British help to secure the release of Crown Surveyor Harrison, arrested by Venezuelan police while surveying a road between Barima and Cuyuni. Diplomatic circles view Britain’s move as a shift toward arbitration and U S participation in Latin American disputes. The incident stirs blame between Britain and colonial policy promoter Joseph Chamberlain, with Venezuela awaiting Caracas notices.
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Washington
Olney
State Department
Julian Pauncefote
Venezuela
Harrison
Barima
Cuyuni
Great Britain
United States
Joseph Chamberlain
Fifth Annual Letter Carriers Convention Opens
The fifth annual convention of letter carriers opened in Toledo Ohio with President W W Blackmar presiding. The opening followed a welcome from the mayor as reports showed the union in good shape with Frye noting membership gains and urging division organizers and women’s auxiliaries. Delegates were later entertained by the local association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
U. Toledo
W. W. Blackmar
Frye
Spring Wheat Acreage Holds Firm Across North Dakota and Minnesota
Fifty wheat counties report no reduction in spring wheat acreage from last year across Minnesota and the Dakotas, with nine million total acres, up 900000 from government estimates. most counties note good condition, while Red River valley contracts are offset by gains elsewhere. Sheriff Killed by Tramps in McLeod County after exchange of gunfire following dog shooting. deputy and posse pursue suspects. North Carolina Democrats at Ratelan seek gubernatorial candidate as Carr declines. support leans to Boles and Bryan. Pendleton laborer at Rock Springs shoots caretaker and infant then commits suicide. motive appears revenge for discharge. Kalamazoo report notes Harry Smith comments on free silver ticket stance.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Dakotas
Red River Valley
Cavendish Appointed Postmaster at Lookout West Virginia
News from across the nation reports L F Cavendish named post master Wednesday at Lookout West Virginia. Also noted are militia withdrawal from Astoria Oregon after fishers disturbances, a cricket test won by England, and a four cornered freshmen boat race at Poughkeepsie with Cornell first.
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L. F. Cavendish
Lookout
W. Va
Astoria
Ore
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Cornell
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Dennis Griffin
Brighton
San Francisco
United States Fish Commission
Albatross
Seattle
Wash
Thos. F. Bayard
United States
Court of St. James
D.C. L
Oxford University
Oxford
J. B. Angell
University of Michigan
Brown
Princeton
Yale
Leadville
Col
Miners’ Union
T. Joffry & Co
Minneapolis
Markets Briefs Reflect Mixed Grain and Livestock Prices
Cincinnati and Toledo reports show futures and spot prices across wheat, corn, rye, oats, and livestock. No. 2 red wheat ranges with July and September cash marks, while hogs and sheep vary from prime to common grades amid steady demand.
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Cincinnati
Rye
Northwestern
Toledo
New York
OatTa
Western
Republican Statesmanship Panned by Utica Observer
The Utica Observer attacks the 53rd Congress, accusing it of wasteful spending and unearned credit. It cites $515,000,000 in appropriations, projected future costs, and a $42,000,000 deficit, praising Grover Cleveland's restraint and contrasting GOP actions with economic harm.
Issuance of Bonds and Republican Shifts in Policy
The article reviews historical interpretations of the Resumption Act withSecretary of the Treasury Sherman’s 1878 report asserting power to sell refunding bonds to meet emergencies. It notes then party acquiescence, later Republican opposition under the Democratic administrations, and concludes no Republican has claimed bond issuance is illegal.
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Great Britain
United States
Treasury Department
Congress
Democratic Party
United States Senate
General Assembly
Army of the ‘Union
Murphy
Island of
Cuba
Secretary of the Treasury
Sherman
the Treasury
Trem
Pres
Ilegal
Lou Courier-Journal
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At-Larere
Chicaen
David VD
David B. Bill
Orphan Asylum
Jeffersonville, Inn
Yale Crew
Henley
Corbett
Jim Corbett
Sharkey
B. F. Shively
J. B. Stall
D. W. Voorhees
Terra Haute
David Turpie
G. V. Menzie
Mt. Vernon
James McCabe
Willamsport
Jason BK. Brown
John Linter
W. B. Sinclair
Knox
O. E H. Downey
Albion
Union City
Citizens’ Bank
Charles H. Cadwallader
Importers and Traders’ Bank
Charles I. Cadwallader
Rusnuville
Joseph Abernathy
East Seventh Street
Patrick Gordon
Suelayville
E. T. J. Jordan
Rockstort
Sam Clark
Midway
Hacrratown
Daniel Fist
Louis Allen
Buter
John Bolan
Joseph Park
England
America
Minnesota
Rogers
McLeod County
Glencoe
North Carolina
Ratelan
N. C
Carr
Boles
Bryan
Pendleton
Rock Springs
Idaho
Oregon Railway and Navigation Road
Mra. Haney
Carlisle
Kalamazoo
Harry Smith
Journal
House‘of Representatives
Telegraph
Rebecca Sutton
Iliff's
Hampton
Belvidere
N. J
Martin Reed
Sutton
Raleigh
Edward W. Paul
Goldsboro
F. Woodard
Paul
Woodard
Treasury
Bucyrus
J. C. Walker
Milan
West Point
Kentucky
Ohio
Carrie—Market
Nee
Hocs
Thomas B. Reed
Grover Cleveland
Utica Observer
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