Market Report from New York and East Buffalo Livestock Market
Market report details prices for wheat corn oats flour butter cheese and potatoes, with specific figures and bid asks across commodities. It also reports East Buffalo livestock market prices for cattle hogs sheep and lambs, plus hay and grain values, and notes the submarine boat Salmon returning to Boston after a builders’ trial trip accompanied by the submarine Higbon and Cinderwehiar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Apecaly
East Buffalo
Hamilton
Barmaida
Salmon
Boston
Railroad Men Vote to Strike Amid Arbitration Hints
More than 12,000 railroad workers in Pennsylvania districts voted overwhelmingly for a strike if demands are not met by the company. General Manager Myers and union leaders held talks hinting at arbitration, with a large meeting at the Pennsylvania mill offices. Leaders from the Brotherhood of Railroad and Steamship Clerks and other unions were present as the vote totaled 14,194 in favor of striking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers
Fond
Pennsylvania
Pittabuce
Praburg
Thie Cone
Vol
Orday
Weill
Geeral Maunigyr Myers
A. T. Garrattson
Order of Rally Condnators
Wee Lee
Brotherhood of Halfroad
Froinnon
Standart Dasa
New York Central
Gur Fellkon
Liew
Pennsylvania Mill Rom
Garriton and Lee
Men
Suffrage Bill Passes Second Reading in House
Mr Shackleton's bill cleared the second reading in the House of Commons and was referred to the committee of the whole for further consideration. The measure faces delayed fate as debate likely continues through the rest of the session.
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London
Shackletom
French Aviator Morane Sets World Height Record
Morane in a Barilot monoplane soared to 4921 feet in a New Jersey contest, a claimed world record later disputed by Brookins at Atlantic City with 6197 feet. The event featured a light aircraft radius and audience cheers as Morane descended with engines off. An aviation death report, Charles Stewart Rolla, occurred during the same period.
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Morane
Thynerouid
Rium
Ohyers
Atlantic City
Brookins
Sibley Adtists Expense Account Summary
Fragmented OCR notes claim an expense discrepancy in Joseph O Sibley’s campaign accounts. It records a $91,610.00 amount not counted and a total reaching about $42,518.4 percent, with mentions of a secretary’s error and an attempt to comply.
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Sibley
Frauilln
Joseph O Sibley
Hilo
Bangkok Trade in Teak and Timber Key Industry
In Bangkok the teak and timber trade dominates the economy with large export activity. The sector supports many jobs and links to regional markets, while facing competition and regulatory changes impacting production and shipping.
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Slam. Blam
Bangkok
Woodruff at Sagamore Hill on Selecting a Governor Candidate
Roosevelt discusses the governor nomination with Col. Roosevelt urging a candidate best suited for the office and acceptable to Republicans and independents. He aims to unite party factions and notes the Saratoga convention may be Sept 27, with campaigning starting soon.
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Golane
Oyster Hay
Hughes
Sugamors
Ferenc Wii
Roovevel
Poy York
Wadsworth Jail Wood
Roosevelt
Woodratt
Wadeworth
Chslman
Saratoga
Utne
New York
Golons
Anke
Abfodd
Sinsurgoula
Political figures discuss Woodruff visit and GOP split
In a Washington exchange, figures including Longworth and Gompers were cited while debates over Wall Street influence and Roosevelt alignment surfaced. Timothy Woodruff faced questions about the conference, with Wadsworth and Hughes noted in attendance as factions clash over future party leadership and strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sore Boun
Sona Pon
Carter
Benator A. J. Beverage
Wadsworth
Hhughex
Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
Rink
W W. Cocks
Roosevelt Congressional Divttriot
Roosevelt
Timothy Woodruff
Woodruft
Repubican
Cois Ptate
Rougevet
Lie
Republican Party
Murder Mystery Reveals Bodies Hidden Beneath Home
A sensational report details a murder case where a woman named Anette tied to music and education circles vanished. Police unearthed human remains beneath the Crinnin residence, prompting investigations into the doctor’s whereabouts and the fate of the missing spouse.
Blood Flows For Spouse Transfusion First in America
Milton Dicker, a prominent Allentown resident, donated blood to save his comatose wife in a landmark 12‑unit transfusion here. Dr. George M. Warrance and Dr. G. M. Kistler led the operation at the University of Pennsylvania team with local surgeons assisting. patient now out of danger and improving after the hemorrhage incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Diccker
Alling
Allentown
Afulton Dicker
America
George M. Warrance
University of Pennsylvania
G. M. Kistler
Dileher
Swine Surgeons Recently Performed An Operation With Dr. Jones Cos Stovaine
Russo Japanese Treaty Responds to Knox Proposals
Tokyo notes the new Russo Japanese treaty bears strong resemblance to the former accord. Japanese officials are reticent, but the public reaction is jubilant as the treaty is seen as a counter to Secretary Knox's Manchuria plan and related railway options at Chin Chow Algun.
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Knox
Tokio
Japan
Itaya
Chin-Chow-Algun
First National Bank of Warren Ledgers 1864–1904 Dates
The First National Bank of Warren Pennsylvania chronicles its charter in 1864 for twenty years and subsequent extensions on August 6, 1884 and August 6, 1904 for twenty years each. The record notes multiple renewals extending the bank’s authority and operation into the early 20th century.
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First National Bank of Warren, Penn’a
Wrong license money back after clerical mix up
An individual sought a refund after a license issue led to a confrontation with a policeman. Authorities examined the document, corrected the error, and returned the man’s collar. He then resumed his business with the corrected license.
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Buller
Clerk of Courts
Trouble predicted in St Paul over conservation congress
A row forms as St Paul faces the September 6 conservation congress with inviting Gifford Pinchot and his associates. Local managers fear the program will provoke trouble and influence upcoming Republican primaries in September.
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St. Paul
Washington
Ily
Conservation Congress
Minnesota
Gifford Pinchot
Brandenberg Held Over Frauds In New York Tale
In a New York case Bart Vv. B. Braidenhers famed for controversial writings and family affairs is jailed. He allegedly induced Hugh J. Logue to cash a $50 check tied to a bogus Short Stories manuscript and a bogus Grover Cleveland article, prompting arrest and multiple charges of fraud and attempted theft of funds.
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Eaf
Brandenbero
New York
Bart Vv
B. Braidenhers
Hugh J. Loxandr
Mag Ud
Alo
Tramenberg
Drundersbere
Lagan
Page & Gus
Lugalt
Foxmindl
Juba AL Reilly
Reith
Logue
Leva Nad Brandenberg
Brandenbors
Neilized
Turkish Feud Ends With Arrest For Suspicion
Fayette City police arrested Emanony Kor hit Turk after he reported four Turks robbed him of most of his money and his wife vanished. Korbus, who claimed to have come to the country long ago, says his wife and two children remained in Turkey and that he found the suspects and discharged his revolver in pursuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette City
Emanony Korhit
Korbus
Ani
Turkey
Hater
Hey
Korbis
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Ots
Bite
Warren National Bank
Market Report
New Southern
Affalo
Journemiouth
Charles Stew
Ant Rolla
Mr. Tolle
Ay Kdom
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York State
Tie Youtteville
Wii Bendon
Miks Elmore
Tie Gyajitis Glas
Music Uni Arties Cafe
Hersel
Mill Drop Crescent
Crinnin
Crippins
Oil City Trust Company
Warren County
W. Jamieson
T. Constro
F. K. Russell
R. H. Winger
Teller
C.H. Henderson Piano Company
North Center Street
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