Unclear OCR fragment on steel market and dealers
Fragmentary record notes steel trade mentions Pittsburgh tone and steel bids. References price 15 a term and delays in orders with several dealers involved. Text is garbled and hard to interpret.
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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1899
Page
5
State Department views on Canada border regulation talks
Ambiguity remains as officials discuss steps toward a possible modus vivendi with Canada. Experts were consulted to define the terms for a treaty related to demand points, with the latest draft under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department
Sensildea Diguet
Ate
Val Ras
Lili
Special cam Dirininghie captures alleged accomplice
The report states William Hiothe, alleged accomplice of his father Alex, is linked to the murder of Mr and Mrs Tiifus Polen and was captured and shot near the PPabe bard hon. The government plans to abandon the old site of the Government building at Tidianapolis and will advertise for bids on a new site immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aba
William Hiothe
Alex. Tfilioin
Tiifus Polen
Ades. Peilbes
Penn Cape
Tidianapolis
Henderson Backed For Congress In New York Endorsement
Town resident Concressmaai Wenders receives endorsement from the Republican Congressional committee in New York, effectively assuring Henderson’s election. Bland’s condition worsens at Lebanon Hospital as authorities note no immediate treatment option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henderson
Concressmaai Wenders
Town
Congression of
Tenderson
Storm Claims Burke and Dumkey in Eau Claire Michigan
During a severe storm Mrs Burke of Eau Claire Michigan was struck by lightning and killed. Herman Dumkey was struck and killed while landing in the doorway of his house. The building sustained air damage in the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke
Eau Claire, Mich
Herman Dumkey
Tiach Case
Philippine leader to visit south archipelago for talks
President Schurino plans a trip to the southern islands to confer with regional leaders on governance. Seburban Ox is slated to return to the United States in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schurino
Dras l
Menita
United States
GENERAL KING INI FROM MANILA WILL KEEP UP FIGHT
Brig. Gen. Charles King, aboard the Puebla arriving in San Francisco from Manila, says the fighting is not over and the Vausnns must be defeated. He describes their retreat to mountains and forests where passage is difficult and warns a long campaign lies ahead on the island of Ta. He notes the need for reinforcements and cautions the war will be prolonged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayathe Tazxal
Charles King
Puebla
San Francisco
Manila
King
Suilie
Enn
Hati
Disarmament Conference Bans Dam-Dum and Explosives
In a peace conference the AC resolution barred dam-dum or soft point billets and prohibited explosive bullets. TS votes 5 against. Italy Austria England opposed. The body seeks to curb war inventions and submarine weapons amid rising conviction that disarmament progress will continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Austria
England
Disarmament Tee Rewever
Farmers Plan a Huge Trust Threatening Wheat Prices
A mangled 19th century clipping discusses a proposed farmers alliance to form a trust that would dictate wheat and cereal prices. The garbled text mentions producers bands, market control, and a national movement aiming to regulate supply and prices across the country.
Esterhazy Confesses Guilt In Dreyfus Affair
Esterhazy admits authorship of the Dreyfus forgery but claims the document was written under destruction and that a confederate, whom he accuses, forced him to bear the blame. He offers five efforts to justify his silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Kexcerhaay
Tle
Christian Scientists Melt Annual Communion Held in Boston Church
The annual communion service of the Christian Scientists was held at the Boston church. The service was noted as solemn, with high attendance and a record membership on the books showing over twelve thousand members as of May 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Poston
Charel
Phil Wallbopake
Indian Flogging Leads to Death at Oklahoma Camp
A Choctaw man Johan Mays was flogged to death at a Cheyenne Indian camp after he was accused of stealing cattle. The punishment occurred in the presence of hundreds of Indians, with Creeks and Cherokees witnessing while whites were excluded. Mays survived until the eighty sixth stroke, collapsing and dying as the lash continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saas Beds
Johan Mays
Mays
Roth
Te Wis
Pte
Wind Storm Ravages Central Kentucky Farmlands
A strong wind and rain storm swept Central Kentucky on Thursday with a violent cyclone in Shelby County. Outhouses and fences were demolished and crops severely damaged. Barge hoists or barns were razed and several farm hands were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Shelby County
Ohio GOP Ticket Named at Columbus Convention
Ohio Republicans nominate a full slate in Columbus including Governor Lieutenant Governor Auditor of State Treasurer of State Attorney General and Supreme Court Justice Members for Public Works Board George Nash Al Caldwell Walter Ty Guilbert Cameron Times M Sheets M Davis F Hoffman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Trovernor, Lieuenant
Supreme Court
Public Works
al Ag
George IX
Nashadotin
al Caldwell
Walter Ty
Guilbert
Cameron Times
M. Sheets
Davis F. Hoffman
Big Lead for Altgeld in Ohio Valley League
Authority given to Altgeld and six associates to cooperate with the nationwide committees in planning campaign strategy and organizing the party for the upcoming national campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altgeld
Ohio Valley League of Bimetallic Chihis
Sroyan
Attgeld
Cemeocrate
Party
Untitled note on Lebanon congressman condition
Friends report Congressman Livhard DP from Lebanon Missouri has been confined to his home for twenty months and attended daily by a physician as his condition alarms those close to him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ?. Bland
Livhard
Ginaud
Lebanon
Zola Returns to Paris After Exile
Emile Zola comes back to Paris from England after defending Dreyfus and facing court punishment. The famed writer resumes public life as distant traces of the affair linger in media and politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zola
Paris
Emile Zola
Dreyfus
Jics
England
Lake boat burns with loss of life on Michigan Island
The passenger steamer J G Stewart from Manitouican Duluth caught fire at midnight Saturday and burned near Michigan Island. Crew member drowned while trying to escape. other passengers and crew escaped with only the clothes they wore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skaging Kank
J. G. Stewart
Uancook
Tia Duluth
Michigan Island
James
Skaguay Bank Falls in May Liabilities Reported
The First Bank of Skaguay closed May 29 with 16000 liabilities and assets at 515,000. President Mindy is missing on the eve of the failure. The bank, Alabama’s first in Alaska, suffered from Scape Smith riots and a gold theft tied to a slain partner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank of
Skaguay
Cls
Mindy
Skasuay
Alaska
Smith
Jong Teris Gio
Dpresideart
iPettle
Seattle
Three Young Women Drowned Bathing in Creek Near Lebanon
A party of six bathers at Silver Creek near Lebanon lost three young women and one man in a rapid, unnamed waterway. Jepson attempted to recover a parasol, sank, and perished. Spies and Jack tried to help but were swept away. Carrie Nichols and another assisted victims but two died within hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon
Miss Spies
Miss Jack
Carrie Nichols
The
Peasy
Nebraska Bond Suit Seeks Half Million From Bondsmen
In a retrial bid the Nebraska District Court revisits the large case against bondsmen of former State Treasurer Bartley. The jury previously returned a verdict for the bondsmen though stealing was not denied and a new trial was ordered. Also reported is a secret marriage involving heiress Miss Tileer Winan Walder to Horace Joseph Craft in Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bartley
District Court of
Nebraska
State of
Omaha
Tieler Winan Walder
Fhawa ? Islands
Horace Toaseph Craft
Pacific Cycle Company
Ilawaitian
Odd Lightning Strikes Ohio Stable Killing Horse
In Zanesville Ohio during a heavy thunderstorm a stable was struck by lightning killing one of two horses standing side by side. The fright of the event caused Mrs Minnie Baumn who lived nearby to die almost instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zanesville
Ohio
Minnie Baumn
Woman Dies After Fall From Cherry Tree Near Spartanburg
Jane Shippers a young married woman living near Spartanburg South Carolina climbed into cherry trees in her yard to fetch breakfast fruit. She lost her balance and became stuck between branches, hanging until she died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Shippers
Spartanburg
S. C
Open Graves Spark Edinburgh Cemetery Controversy
Residents seek access to Nell Field Cemetery vaults in Edinburgh to verify no interference with graves as desecration concerns rise and families request openings to confirm contents and condition of burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellfield
Edinburgh
Scotland
Hopkins Withdraws From Speakership Race
Congressman Hopkins Friday withdrew from the contest for the speakership of the next Misuse of Representatives. The Republican delegation from UWiingis decided to give its fourteen votes to Col. Wenderson of Iowa. The Paris steamship is abandoned as plans to salvage it are dropped by the International Navyisation Company official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopkins
Repuublican
Uwiingis
Col. Wenderson
Iowa
Paris
Farmes Th Wrishr, Jr
International Navyisation Company
Fight Days to Dawson Progress on White PassRailway
Tracks of the White Pass Railway near completion reach Lake Bennett in a few weeks. The schedule from Puget Sound ports to Dawson will then be about night days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
White Pass
Lake Bennett
Puget Sound
Frost Grips Salt Lake Valley After Monday Freeze
Frost covered the ground in the Salt Lake Valley as Monday night temperatures fell below freezing and Tuesday morning brought a white frost across fields and gardens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake Valley
No Volunteers Needed Declared by President’s Cabinet
The President's cabinet met on Friday and decided there is no present necessity for the enlistment of volunteers. No immediate call for volunteer service is planned.
Olympia sails from Wongong to Singapore then back to United States
A Portland Maine paper notes Reed's resignation is sent to Gov Powers. The report mentions Admiral Dewey's flagship Olympia sailing Tuesday from Wongong for Singapore and returning to the United States. It also states a large asphalt field was discovered under the east end of Logansport Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Hongkong
Dewey
Wongong
Singapore
United Strates
Reed
Portland
Sneatker Reed
Gov. Powers
Logansport
Ind
United States Rising Coal Output Threatens UK Lead
The United States nears the United Kingdom as the world’s second largest coal producer with a rising share in global supply. Government tables indicate the US may soon surpass Britain if growth continues, with production figures showing steady gains across key regions and nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
United Kingdom
Measury Bureau of Statistics
Phese
UTI
France
Beloiuin
Austrate Gamo
Japan
Canada
Spain
Infantry Company Sails From Fort Sheridan for Alaska
An infantry company from Fort Sheridan begins a special train to the North. They depart Friday at four in the afternoon with heavy clothing and tents to San Francisco for outfitting. The unit is headed to Alaska to relieve another unit ordered to Manila.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Sheridan
Seventh
United &Fantry
Port Sheridan
Abu
San Pranciseso
San Pyanvisco
Gar Novia Hs Ah
Adoring Kansan to Receive 600 Sword Honor
Admirers of Gallant Kansan in Nan as to honor him on return from Mayren. Fru ston will be presented with a 600 sword by his admirers to Kansas. An order for a specially made sword has been placed with an instate house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanas
Mayren
Fruston
Kansas
Ao Fend
Wincents
Sto
Failures See Sharp Drop With May Trade Review
Th G Yon & Cots weekly trade review notes April failures the smallest on record and May failures markedly lower. Solvent movements reach $58,528,202,052 with 45.7 percent defaults on $81,000, while April and March show higher rates. Manufacturing and trading tailures hit record lows in May, with seven of fourteen branches posting reduced failures. Weekly U S failures compare to last year at 22, and Canada shows a drop as well. Bradstreet’s adds cereal exports show no improvement in Westbound shipments week by week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Th. G. Yon & Cots Weekly Review of Trade
Alay
Boon Li
United States
Canada
Bradstreet’s
Tietee
Anti-Trust Convention Called for September in St Louis
Governor Sayers of Texas has sent telegrams to governors and attorney generals of Southern states announcing an anti-trust convention in St Louis on September 20. The meeting aims to secure concerted action against trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayers
Texas
Crenerals
St. Louis
Denial of Reports on Otis Commission Friction Issued
President Schurman of the Philippine commission telegraphed the Secretary of State denying sensational newspaper reports of friction between General Otis and civilian commission members. Arkansas ex governor Vasha Waxter dies at 72 in Batesville after a role in the Brooks-Garter conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schurman
Philippine Commission
Secretary of State
Gen. Otis
Arkansas
Vasha Waxter
Batesville
Lie
Five Homes Burn On Lookout Mountain No Fire Protection
Five residences on Lookout Mountain near Toun were destroyed by fire. The mountain lacks any fire protection and despite hundreds in attendance, no one could stop the blaze. Nash Ta Named Winner Named Nash for Governor at Ole State Republican convention on second ballot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout Mountain
Toun
Nash
Ole
Republican Convention
Market quotations across midwest and east trade
A整理 of commodity prices across multiple cities reports bids for cattle hogs sheep and various grains. Prices for wheat corn oats rye and butter appear with bid ranges for Chicago St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and Western markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Ube
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
T&c
New York
Thirty Thousand Hoosier Glass Workers Out of Employment
Indiana glass industry faces mass layoff as heat slows production. Factories across the state idle, with 60,000 workers affected in Indiana glass plants. The piece notes three unions control window glass, and no non union plants exist. Also report of a joint township school plan, building a $16000 school along Jackson and Richland townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Lass
Tudiana
Tndiana
Fdass
United States
Jackson Township
Elian County
Soward County
Richland Township
Grant County
Catton
Teacher’s cayenne pepper prank nearly kills Derby boy
A seven year old boy, Horace Tripp of Derby Connecticut, was near death after his teacher, Miss Mary Comery of Shehoun public school, fed him cayenne pepper to curb whispering. The incident caused convulsions and acute gastritis. The teacher expressed grief and claimed she intended only to burn his tongue lightly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Tripp
Horace Tripp
Derby
Conn
Mary Comery
Comery
Shehoun Public School
Youns Tripp
Tripp
Miss Comery
Miss Conery
Trial convicts Walker Jones of manslaughter in Russell Circuit Court
The Brazil circuit court concluded the murder case against Walker Jones for Edward Adams at Carbon Mareh eso. The jury deliberated into the early morning and found Jones guilty of manslaughter. Judge McGregor will pass sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Jones
Edward Adams
Carbon Mareheso
Brazil
McGregor
Discovery of Large Asphalt Field Near Litehnedd
Workers drilling for water uncovered a vast asphalt field near Litehnedd WL. The reserve is believed to connect with nearby deposits, with high quality oil showing at the surface due to geological upheavals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logansport
Litehnedd
Assessor Sues Banks Over Open Books in Seymour Case
The Assessor’s suit against First National Bank and Seymour National Bank to inspect bank books was decided for the plaintiff. The banks will appeal to the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour
First National Bank
Seymour National Bank
Supreme Court
Fort Wayne Teacher Resigns for Persia Mission
Miss Lillian Beaker of Fort Wayne Public Schools resigns to take a missionary post in Persia with the Presbyterian Church, departing in August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Persia
Lillian Beaker
Fort Wayne
Presbyterian Church
Suit Seeks 10000 Damages Over Gas Explosion Death
Charles Null of Inokomo sues Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Company for 10000 damages claiming his wife died in a gas explosion last winter due to alleged negligence in service pipe maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Null
Inokomo
Indiana Natural Gas and Oil Company
Indiana News Snippets From Across the State
Reports tell of smallpox spread in Indiana towns like Tipton and New Albany, a Fort Wayne speaker’s three addresses, and a Sullivan County hailstorm. News covers a Bloomfield drowning, a Green castle storm, a new Masonic Temple corner stone in North Vernon, and property sale in New Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tipton
Indiana
New Albany
Bryan
Fort Wayne
Sullivan County
Skknox County
van Shertzer
Bloomfield
Greencastle
North Vernon
William It
Old Missouri Harmony
Morristown
Howard County
Indiana Goblet and Tumbler Company
Greentown
Oine
George Grover
Raymond Wright
Huntington
Hoe
Wrigtt
Farm Implements to Go Up After Meeting
Manufacturers of agricultural implements agreed to raise prices for plows, rakes, sets, and related items. The Northwestern Plow Association invited all makers to discuss a formal price increase. W S Thomas presided. J A Craig served as secretary. Committees will draft the price list this summer for a fall meeting. expected rise about 5 to 25 percent due to higher material costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chi
Northwestern Plow Association
Court's blow at trusts by Indiana Supreme Court
Indiana Supreme Court rules that a public corporation joining with others to fix prices harms the public and forfeits its franchise. The Portland Natural Gas and Oil Company case is remanded for trial with the complaint deemed sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Supreme Bench
Indiana Supreme Court
Portland Natural Gas and O It Company
Circuit
Supreme Court
Sheriff Killed in Wyoming Train Robbery Pursuit
Sheriff Joe Hazen of Douglas Wyoming died after a gunfight with train robbers ten miles north of Wilcox. His posse pressed the bandits to a rocky fastness as United States Marshal Hadzell led a second posse from Casper with reinforcements and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Wyo
Union Pacific Express
Wilcox
Joe Hazen
Worgo
United States
Hadzell
Casper
Cause Terror in Cuba and Far-Reaching Depredations
A turbulent report describes brigands causing terror in Cuba with robberies of safes and cattle. Cuban soldiers act as police in some areas while property thieves target plantations, and work is largely suspended. Mayor Quintana seeks relief from Gov Gen Brooke as Valua bles are hidden and doors barricaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Mariel
Blakne
Quintana
Gen. Brooke
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