Warren National Bank Offers Four Percent Interest
The Warren National Bank announces a four percent interest rate in its Interest Department. Deposits made within the flat three days of any month earn interest from the first of the month, and half a month’s interest is allowed for deposits on or before the fifteenth. Interest is credited June 1 and December 1 each year for balances kept three months or longer. No strict limits on amounts, but accounts should not be used for frequent checks or bill payments.
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Warren National Bank
Bank, boxing, and a fatal drinker in Uniontown
Warren National Bank and related security matters headline a chaotic scene in New York and Uniontown. The piece notes a boxing figure arriving for an event ordered by President Lynch, plus a local death in Uniontown where Mike Polk, 82, died after consuming beer and whisky at a boarding house after leaving work.
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Eball
New York
National League Baseball
Thomas J. Lynch
Waldorf Antoria
Argutt Herrmann
Cinciniati Club
Cane
Moonilie
Hhwsi
Loch Dolley
Moyul
Utiemnella
Temugues
Uniontown
Mike Porlok
Inabella
Polk Fack
General Strike Predicted in Pittsburg Steel Mills
Predicted broad labor action as 600 more trainmen quit and about 1,000 Gulnnies and workers at Homestead and Carnegie furnaces join the walkout. Men demand a 70 cent daily wage advance. industrial leaders warn of a possible shutting of the mills, risking up to 20,000 workers. Industrial union organizers push for a nationwide strike pattern.
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Steel Trust Mills
Pittsburg
Steel Corporation
Plenty Hive
Holgar Thomson
Mey
Broa
Urelie
Genoedl
Pitsburg
Acu
Steel Corpori Toh Muifl
Tragedy in packed theater leaves dozens dead
A moving picture show packed with women and children caused a deadly stampede. Fifty-one people were trampled to death and many more injured as a blaze and panic swept the crowd. Police and attendants struggled to restore order as the scene turned chaotic.
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Milboo
Walt
Momune
Ielikib
Magistrate frees sellers of opium in Philadelphia hearing
Magistrate James B. Gorman, newly appointed, discharged three men charged with selling opium at Central Station after ruling there was no Pennsylvania ban on opium in the state law. He warned the city and county of Philadelphia face damages for past sentences while noting lawmakers failed to clearly prohibit opium. The case reflects ongoing disputes over opium laws and enforcement.
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Philadelphia
James B. Gormut
Blankenburg
Central Station
Pennsylvania
Oia
Mthe Milsonra
RCN Cigaea
Fox Bnoen
Senator Rayner Lingers Near Death at Maryland Home
Senator Rayner of Maryland showed a decisive decline and his physician warned he could not endure much longer. His family was summoned to bedside as they awaited the outcome.
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Decidedly Worne
Washinany
Benitor Rayner
Maryland
End of Major Railway Workers Wage Dispute
The Board of Arbitration issued its findings on engineers on Eastern railroads winning a minimum wage increase retroactive to May 1. The award costs railroads about 7,172,000 annually, with dissents from some engineers’ representatives and a forecast of possible further wage demands and potential rate changes. The decision supports federal wage commission ideas to settle interstate labor disputes.
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Washington
Miho
Board of
Hon
Mcrease
Vullroads
Arbitration Board
Riilroads
Litierstieee Orstne Mordheh
Federal Wage Commission
Interstate Commierce Commission
Chicago
Norfolk
Aged Financier Dies of Heart Trouble in Delaware
Wilmington on November 25 reports the death of 88 year old Wilslap Tovke founder and first president of the West Virginia Polp Paper company. He passed away yesterday at his daughter’s home in Hattimory County Maryland after a period of heart trouble.
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Wilmington
Del
Wilslap
Tovke
West Virgina. Polp Paper Company
Fed Yeatarday
Mex
Robert 0. Hopkins
Hesehfield
Hattimory County
Ho ‘Wale Otrlokiin
Tidal Wave Floods Cemetery in Monsina
A Nov 25 report from Monsina describes a tidal wave and quake-related disaster burying a cemetery. Advancing floodwater toppled tombstones and damaged graves as the town endures a period of chaos and loss.
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Monsina
Akelatoun
Weekly Weather Bulletin Forecast Shared Across Regions
Washington November 25 reports national weather trends with generally mild conditions in most areas. Disturbances moving from the Midwest to the West will bring rain and snow by Wednesday or Thursday, with colder air forecast in the Northwest by Friday, followed by varying precipitation and easing warmth in the Northeast.
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Washington
New Yesland
Abe
Bouthora
Singer Ad Urges Buying Direct From the Maker
An old promotional piece urges consumers to buy a Singer sewing machine directly from the maker to avoid rebates, fake promises, and unreliable bargain models. It touts reliability, genuine parts, and nationwide Singer stores for service and support.
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Cory
Singer
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