Financial highlights show mixed, Detroit bank failure noted
Last week saw good volume of trade with rail earnings dipping due to weather. The City Savings Bank of Detroit failed due to personal dishonesty, though other city banks remained unscathed. Pig iron production reached 1,450,000 tons in January while stocks fell to 122,000 tons from 180,000 on Jan 1.
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City Savings Bank of
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Vurances
United States
Porto Rico
Tawitli
Mary
Steel Market Sways With Poling Orders and Rising Prices
The article reports U S Steel placing an order for 80 tons of refined steel, awaiting delivery. pig iron, billets, and other products see price hikes. Imports pressuring prices, with forecasts of overproduction risk. cold storage holds back stocks while batter and higher grades stay scarce.
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AL Banethe
United States Steel Corporation
Souy
Ting
New York
Chicago
TTC
Untitled Grain and Livestock Prices From Indianapolis Market
The record lists assorted commodity quotes and routings for cattle hogs and sheep, with prices across grades and kernels, including No 2 white oats and No 2 rye. It notes regional markets in New York and Milwaukee outlooks and delivers prices for wheat corn and oats across multiple grades and preparations.
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oSewan
Indianapolis Catlie
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Park
Beas
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Choice
Comton
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Railroad orders 750 cars from Southern car shops
N. and W. Railroad placed an order for 750 freight cars with the Southern car shops located in Kooskile Tennessee. The dealUnderlines the rapid expansion in regional railcar production amid growing cargo demands.
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N. & W. Railroad
Southern Car Shops
Koosile
Tenn
Contested Command In The Battle Of The Brooklyns
A defense of naval actions in the engagement with the Brooklyn and the ships under Admiral Schley and Captain Cook. The author argues no rewards are warranted for either side and urges an end to further agitation of the controversy.
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Admiral Sehley
Captain Cook
Brooklyn
Schley
Soupson
Exiled President Oom Pant Tises in Tall Amsterdamsale
The article paints Oom Pant Tise in exile at a Verdant Tilversian villa near Amsterdam. It notes his health, daily routine, and long life spent in political theatre, while detailing local surroundings, a busy social season in Washington, and hints of broader international affairs.
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South African Republic
Bois
Esilversun
Lathan
Tilversian
Ammsterdam
Wriggling Away from Duty and Tariff Pressures
A compilation of editorials criticizes tariff policy as pressuring Congress to concede Cuba tariff relief to avert a fiscal deficit. It notes protected interests sway lawmakers, while a 1900 US Geological Survey report finds no tin mined in the United States that year, with imports around 70 million pounds mainly from the British West Indies.
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United States
Cuba
America
House
Kansas City Star
United States Geological Survey
Congress
Indies
Springfield
Mass
Republican
Getting Too Many Departments Protest Fears Cabinet Size Grows
The National Federation of Labor and other workers oppose forming the Department of Labor alongside Commerce. They blame the Agriculture Commissioner promoted to Executive Secretary with a Cabinet seat for widening the administration. Labor groups fear a cabinet for every special interest, likening it to a growing Senate.
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National Federation of Labor
Department of Labor
Department of Commerce
Commissioner of Agriculture
Interior Department
Senate
Philadelphia Record
Adrift from the Old Moorings
The Rochester New York Herald laments a shift in United States policy from steady territorial growth by accretion to a global imperial stance. It recalls 125 years of nation building through internal expansion and argues the current four-year drift toward overseas possessions marks a startling departure from past practice of popular government and national character.
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Rochester
Herald
Roosevelt’s Golden Opportunity in Cuban Question
Editorials reflect on US stance against coercive Cuban annexation and imperialist pressure. Critics warn that using hunger to force surrender would be cowardly and dishonorable, while others forecast future conflicts from rapid American expansion and canal completion.
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Roosevelt
Louis Republic
Senate panel backs 50000 for coronation embassy
The Senate Appropriations Committee plans a 50 000 allocation to fund the U S special embassy to attend the Edward VII coronation in Europe next summer. Critics question authority and precedent for such expenditure noting it dwarfs what is spent locally on essential services.
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Senate Committee On Appropriations
United States
Edward VII
Europe
Washington Post
Admiral Schley and Roosevelt in National Debate
The Baltimore Sun urges Congress to recognize Admiral Schley for his Spain War achievements and says nothing can enhance his fame. The Detroit Free Press asserts Roosevelt’s presidential chances are solid if he avoids blunders and will be nominated by acclamation or not at all.
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Roosevelt
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Santiago
Spain
Baltimore Sun
Detroit Free Press
Changes Time Has Wrought Constitutional Shift and Hypocrisy
A collection of editorial snippets critiques on constitutional change likening it to a fixed plumb line and noting new principles read into the charter while old ones are discarded. It condemns protectionist hypocrisy over Chinese labor and asserts moral duties in Cuba, while mocking coronation attire and imperial spending for soldiers.
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Friends
Indianapolis News
Ways to Stop Nose Bleeds in Children
Advice from Ladies' Home Journal on stopping a child’s nosebleed. Sit up straight and pinch the nostrils, apply an ice-wrapped cotton, raise arms, place tissue under the upper lip, and avoid nose blowing during recovery. Seek a physician if bleeding recurs, signaling possible blood or vessel disease.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Hiccuping His Forte
A humorous London Punch item depicts a nurse scolding a girl as a donkey brays beside a baby. The girl corrects the nurse noting the child’s hiccups rather than a naughty donkey.
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London
The Tramp's Request and a Morning Call
Mrs Wildles asks the tramp if he wants food. He replies he seeks a cast-off bicycle to aid a deserving man, signaling a charitable exchange and a quiet moment on a street scene.
Ketchum's Back Pain Cured by Dodd's Sidney Pills
In Erie Kansas W H Ketchum suffered five months of back pain mistaken for a stitch. After six pills daily he recovered within a week and has had no recurrence for over a year, crediting Dodd's Sidney Pills with the complete cure. There are in the world twenty four Presidents and only twenty Wings.
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Erie
Kan
W. H. Ketchum
Sidney
Sidney Pills. Mr. Ketchum
Dodd
Lane's Family Medicine Promises Daily Gentle Cure
A compact advertisement claims Lane's Family Medicine moves the bowels daily for health. It touts gentle action on liver and kidneys and cures sick headache, priced at 5 percent and 50 cents.
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Lane
Mrs Austin Seeks Clue On Pompeii Perfumers’ Street
Report notes a question about whether Mrs. Austin has encountered the historic Pompeii site known as the Perfumers' Street unearthed years ago. The brief mentions the discovery and asks if she has met her.
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Pompeii
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Woman testimonial claims Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured headaches backache kidney trouble and general health decline. Letter from Louise M. Gibson Chicago Illinois credits six bottles plus pills with renewed health and youth. Official disclaimer notes testimonial genuineness and offers free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Louise HM. Gibson
Lydia E. Pinkham
Louise M. Gibson
Louise Gilson
Langley Ave
Chicago
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