Signs of Good Times as Banks Resume Activity
The New York World lists banks mills and factories that have resumed or will resume soon, showing broad return of confidence across the nation. New England the middle states the west and northwest report strengthening signs, with iron and steel in Pittsburg Cleveland and Wheeling among the best indicators of a broader recovery.
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New Yorke World
New England
Middle State
West
Northwest
Pittsburg
Cleveland
Wheeling
Banks resume operations after suspensions across states
Banks that had suspended resumed during the past two weeks include Greeley National Bank in Colorado and Armourdale Bank in Missouri, with several others in Kansas, Illinois, Indiana, Tennessee, Oregon, Kentucky and California returning to business. Comptroller Eckels fixed restart dates for San Bernardino and Fall River banks, with additional permissions granted to Texas and Minnesota institutions. Kansas City National Bank to resume remains scheduled.
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Greeley National Bank
Greeley
Col
Armourdale Bank
Armourdale
First National Bank
Fort Scott
Kan
Rice
American National Bank
Leadville
Anthony
Eckels
Farmers’ Exchange Bank
San Bernardino
Cal
The
Fall River
Wia
First National
Mankato
Minn
Mankato National
Citizens’ National
Vernon, T
San Mareno
Tex
Lockhart
the National
Bank of Kansas City
Mount Friday
busin #5
Tens of thousands at work again timetable mills resume
Suspended manufacturing concerns have resumed since August 12 with many workers returning. The revival follows a renewed operation in mills and factories, signaling a broad restart in local industry and employment.
Industrial plants resume or increase output across multiple states
A compiled listing shows Cooke Locomotive Works and numerous steel mills and rolling mills across New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Massachusetts and other states resuming operations or expanding shifts in late August. Notable entries include Black Diamond steel works Pittsburg 4000 workers and Merrimac cotton mills Lowell six thousand workers with extended or resumed operations. several firms plan full force starts by early September.
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Cooke Locomotive Works
Patterson N. J
Jane & Mclaughlin’s
Steel Mille
Pittsburg
Braddock Wire Works
Rankin Station
National Tube Works
Carnegie
Beaver Falls
Iron Works
York Rolling Mill
York
Macbeth & Con Flint Glass Factory
National Rolling Mill
Lindsay & McCutcheon
Iron and Steel
Alleghany
Linden Steel Company
Lockhart Iron and Steel Company
Chbartiers
Black Diamond Steel Works
Oliver Coke Furnance
Uniontown
Towle Manufacturing Company
Newburyport
Mass
Cotton Mills
Olneyville
R. 1
Trondale Rolling Mills
Anderson, Ind
Hamilton Woolen Mills
Amesbury
Maas
Merrimac Hat Company
Mars
Ki Sg Mills
Findlay
Clark Thread Works
Newark
N. Ji
Worsley
Elwood and
American Straw Board Works
Anderson
Ind
West Bergen Steel Works
Jersey City
Otis Steel Company
Cleveland O
Nicholas Tile Company
Providence
R.1
Merrimac Cotton Mills
Lowell
Brown & Sharpe Manufacturing Company
R. I
Slater & Torraine Mills
Pawtucket
Booth & Flinn
Street Contractors
Park Bros & Co
Shoenberger & Co. Iron Mills
Howe, Brown & Co
Puddling
Phillips, Nimic & Co
Sligo
Singer, Nimick & Company
Weat End
Lockhart Iron & Steel Company
Bar Mill
United States Iron and Trn-plaly Company
Demimler
Milton Car Works
Milton
Farrand & Vitey Organ Company
Detroit
National Wheel Works
Jackson
Mich
Hubbard & Palmer
Mankato
Concerns Resume Work in Pittsburg Next Monday
Jacksonville Florida and Savannah Georgia report several Pittsburg firms ready to restart next Monday. Anderson, Du Puy & Co, the Leg gett Spring and Axle Co, and possibly the Tenth Street mill of the Oliver Tron and Steel Co are listed. A. Godeharles of Milton Pennsylvania, recently assigned, has reached a creditor agreement to resume operations.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Savannah
Pittsburg
Anderson, du Puy & Co
Leggett Spring and Axle Co
Tenth Street
Oliver Tron and Steel Co
Stockton Medicine Co Antiseptic Receives Patient Endorsement
Nashville resident W E Batemay reports a complete cure from muscular rheumatism and indigestion after using the Antiseptic from Stockton Medicine Co Nashville. He praises the remedy, offers to answer inquiries, and notes Bee Hive Drug Store as sole agent at 10 Broad Street.
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Nashville, Tenn
Stockton Medicine Co
Nashville Tenn
W.E. Batemay
Bee Hive
Fiendish crime near La Grande linked to Jack the Ripper tale
The article reports a brutal murder of Etta Ivey by Anderson Wilkerson in La Grande Tennessee, described with lurid ties to Jack the Ripper. A mob of over a thousand residents pursues him, bloodhounds are brought from Jackson, and plans to burn the suspect at the stake are mentioned alongside other local news about wages, rail work, and congressional talk.
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la Grande
Tenn
Etta Ivey
Anderson Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Jack the Ripper
London
Jackson
Don't Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away
A short promotional note for No-toback a tobacco habit cure sold by mail and at stores. The Sterling Remedy Co Indiana Mineral Springs Indiana advertises a low cost method claiming no physical or financial risk for quitting tobacco.
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J. &. Preas
Sterling Remedy Co
Indiana Mineral Springs
Ind
World Fair Admissions Exceed Ten Million in Four Months
Admissions to the World's Fair surpassed ten million during a four month period. In September an additional twenty percent of the bonded indebtedness will be paid, reflecting continued financial activity related to the event.
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Litengo
Liebig Company
North Mule
Uruguay
Entertaining Books Offered By Mail Promotion
A damaged catalog note offers twelve classic works by Bertha M Clay, Jules Verne, Bulwer Lytton and others. Readers may order by mail at 12 cents per book or 1 shilling and 2 pence for the full set, prepaid, with postage and handling details and the publisher James & Pond cited.
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Millook
Bulwer
Natheazel Hawthorns
Tom Brown
Thos, Hughes
Dora Thorne
Bertha M Clay
Jules Vere
Emile Zola
I Wien
Windermere Hotel Among Fashionable Chicago Establishments
A revival in Windermere Hotel, once a premier place in Chicago's World's Fair district, is reported as authorities take control. A South Bhiong Len Wool fire destroyed 20 houses, left 500 people homeless, with an estimated loss of 1 million dollars.
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Windermere Hotel
Chicago
South
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