Historic Hudson Fulton parade draws 2.25 million viewers
Twenty five thousand men in line and 23 250 000 spectators watched a vast Hudson Fulton celebration pageant. Governors, sailors from British ships, German goose-step units and crowds along Fifth Avenue created a vivid wartime era tableau with West Point cadets leading Army detachments and diverse international contingents marching past reviewing stands.
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New York City
United States Army and Navy
Hudson-Fulton
Hughes
Wacht Am Rhein
Marseillaise
Cruiger Utrecht
Uncle Sam
United States
West Point
Brown
Fifth Avenue
Central Park West
Het
Grand Marshal Roe
Squadron A
National Guard of
New York
United States Navy
Coast Artillery
Marine Corps and Revenue Cuttory Service
United States Army
Naval Militia
State of
New
Spanish Troops Occupy Mount Gugura Morocco
Madrid reports that Spanish forces seized Mount Gugura in Morocco. A brigade led by General Detreau advanced from Melilla at dawn, taking the mountain, a longtime enemy stronghold since Spain's conflict with its foes.
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Madrid
Spain
Mount Gugura
Morocco
Detrea
Melilla
Mt. Garaga
General Vicario
Mt. Gurugi
Unions and Labor Actions Across Cities Reported
The report notes sympathy strikes by 300 Westlake Construction workers in Peoria and wage changes for August at 2 percent above the basis, plus a 1 percent July rise. It mentions a North Carolina land grant for a union painters and decorators home and sanatorium, a Boston printing plant by the International Root and Shop Workers’ Union, a 15 minute daily cut for San Francisco iron trades workers, a 10 percent pay hike for Maryland Steel at Sparrows Point, and a California Supreme Court opinion upholding union boycotts during strikes.
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Rochester
Sylv
Buffalo
Westlake Construction Company
Peoria
Ill
North Carolina
International Root and Shop Workers’ Union
Boston
San Francisco
Cal
Maryland Steel Company
Sparrow's Point
Supreme Court of California
Isbor
Wet victories in Roanoke and Vincennes elections
Roanoke Virginia voters approved local option wet candidates by a sizable margin in the second dry versus wet battle, following a prior dry victory overturned by a judge. Knox County Indiana swung wet with 41 of 43 precincts reporting a 20 vote margin, despite a few precincts pending. Vincennes city voted wet by 1709, as the county hosts multiple liquor outlets including a distillery and a brewery.
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Roanoke
Staples
Nquor
Vincennes
Ind
Knox County
Indiana
Hilnois
Taft Praises China and Backs Ship Subsidy at Seattle War
President Taft in Seattle lauds China as one of the world’s fastest developing nations and declares support for a ship subsidy program during the war event.
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Taft
Seattle
China
Judge Gaynor for Mayor of New York
Judge William J. Gaynor was nominated for Mayor at the Democratic City Convention in New York.
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Gaynor
William J. Gaynor
New York
Unprecedented Cold Hits Valleys Near Mexico City
Unusually frigid weather devastates corn crops in the valleys near Mexico City. Officials estimate losses may reach 20 million dollars as the thermometer marked two degrees below freezing. The cold snap disrupts agricultural output and raises concern over forthcoming harvest profits.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Grandmother Jailed for Hangings in Sudbury Case
Justice Magee of Sudbury Ontario passed sentence on Mrs. Annie Robinson to be hanged on November 24 for murdering the infants of her two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Magee
Sudbury
Ontario
Annie Robinson
Telegraphic Ticks and notable world events
Telegraphed items note aid to Mexican flood victims by mute train while Bishop William George McCloskey of Louisville, the nation’s oldest Catholic prelate, has died. Reports from Spain claim the Arab war in North Morocco nears end as tribes seek peace terms. George F. Baer of the Reading Company testifies at the coal hearings in Philadelphia, denying any output cartel. A German dispatch says Japan seeks Pacific steamships to gain ocean traffic monopoly. Gabriel Northnightan Effend remains Constantinople minister of public works, and U S Steel faces a merger clash with independent cake makers involving 20 million dollars. Wall Street ends with the will of H man at Goshen, New York showing 150 million dollars instead of 100 million.
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William George McCloskey
Louisville
Spain
Morocco
Grorge F. Baer
Reading Company
Philadelphia
Germany
Goshen
N. Y
Wright Aeroplane Flies Over the Bay at Governor's Island
New York City reports Wilbur Wright achieving three successful flights with his big biplane in an event matching Bleriot’s Channel crossing. He circled the Statue of Liberty, flew to the New Jersey shore, and returned to land within fifty feet of the starting rail as crowds watched on Governor’s Island. Curtiss conducted a brief, test-like flight.
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New York City
Wilbur Wright
Glenn H. Corliss
Hofors
Governor's Island
Bay
English Channel
Bleriot
Aeronaues
Wright
Curtiss
Earth
Sky
New Jersey
Jersey Shore
Bedloe
Saland
Governor’s Island
Lusitania
Liberty
Fort Tillam
Tam
Failure of Dirigibles in Fallon Flight Contest
In New York City Captain Thomas Bald attempts the Worlds $10,000 Fallon Flight prize but his dirigible balloon fell into the Hudson ten minutes after the start. A mishap forced George J. Tomlinson to descend north of White Plains.
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New York City
Thomas
Baldwin
Hudson
George J. Tomlinson
White Platoe
Car Derby Crash Ends in Fatality and Injuries
James Bates, a mechanician for the Apperson car in the Long Island Automobile Derby at Riverhead, was almost instantly killed when the altering wheel broke and the racing car crashed into a tree, seriously injuring the driver Herbert Lytle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bates
Apperson
Riverhead
Herbert Lytle
Oklahoma bank payout to satisfy all deposits in Failoré
Oklahoma City Oklahoma State Bank Commissioner Young who took charge of Columbus Bank and Trust Company with deposits totaling 3 000 000 began paying depositors dollar for dollar on their claims. Payments will continue until all depositors are satisfied.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Young
Columbus Bank and Trust Company
Brunn Kills Siblings Then Commits Suicide in Hartford
In Hartford Connecticut C I Brunn shot and fatally wounded his brother Dr Armin Brunn, killed his sister Miss Freda Brunn, and then killed himself. He formerly belonged to Havemeyer Brunn, commission merchants of New York. Their father died six months earlier leaving an estate valued at $200000 unsettled.
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Hartford, Conp
South
Woodstock
C. I
Brunn
Armin & Brunn
Freda Brunn
Havemeyer & Brunn
Commission Merchants
New York City
Mrs. Eddy appoints new Christian Science trustee
Mary Baker G. Eddy founder of Christian Science files in Concord New Hampshire for record a change in the church trust trustees Henry M. Baker son of Eddy retires as trustee and will likely serve as counsel Adam H. Dickey is appointed to fill the vacancy The other trustees Josiah Fernald of Concord and Archibald McLellan of Boston remain.
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Boston
Mags
Concord
N.hs
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Christian Science
Henry M. Baker
Adam H. Dickey
Mre. Nddy Ao
Josiah &. Fernald
Archibald McLellan
Muss
Drop in Cotton Crop Hits 58.6 Percent of Normal
Washington officials report the September 25 cotton crop at 58.6 percent of normal, a sharp decline from August and prior years. Excess rainfall, drought, and lack of bank advances to planters reduced labor as the boll weevil ravaged fields, with Louisiana suffering a 30 percent drop in acreage. Census figures show 1909 ginned quantity near 2.56 million bales, vs 1908 at 2.59 million. Sea Island output rose to 13,826 bales.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Agriculture
S. A. Knapp
South
Wilson
Louisiana
Mississippi
Bates
Sea Island
Wellesley Girls May Carry Revolver After Attacks
News briefs report Wellesley Massachusetts girls threaten to carry revolvers following assaults on Miss Isabel Bradsall of Brooklyn and a town resident by a stranger. Other items note former Mayor Eby’s eighteen month sentence, suicides, inheritance tax, hazing expulsions, Martha Washington stamp proposal, a large cotton cargo, a death by own action, Halley’s Comet photo, and an elderly registrar jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Mass
Isabel Bradsall
Brooklyn
N. Y
Welleley
Two Dead in Pittsburg Trolley Wreck
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania two men, James Duty age 26 and Martin O Rourke age 35, were killed when an axle broke on a trolley car in the East End. The car overturned as it rounded a corner on the Butler and Negley avenue line, injuring eight others, three believed fatally.
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Pittsburg
James Duty
Martin O'Rourke
East End
Butler and Negley Avenues
Pittsburg Railways Company
Charles Russell Sturgis Dies After Illness in Paris
Charles Russell Sturgis 37 lawyer and estate trustee died from illnesses contracted in Paris during his wedding trip. Harvard graduate 1893, married April 13 to Edward Bowditch of Albany daughter. They traveled abroad. he fell ill with scarlet fever in Paris and rheumatic fever after returning to his mother's Boston home at 63 Beacon Street.
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Boston
Mass
Charles Russell Sturgis
Paris
Sturgis
Harvard
Edward Bowditch
Albany
John HH. Sturgis
Beacon Street
Gomez Opposes Expenditure in Hurricane Relief Bill
Havana report says President Gomez signaled a veto if relief funding reaches one million dollars. London brief notes Pony Moore, founder of Moore & Burgess Minstrels, died. he was born February 22, 1815 in New York City.
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Gomez
Havana
Cuba
Moore
London
George Washington Moore
Moore & Burgess’ Minstrels
Staber Murderer Guilty In Flatbush Case
Fred Schliemann was convicted of murder in the first degree for the slaying of Mrs. Sophie Staber during a burglary in her Flatbush home on July 8. Carlo Giro faced trial for the same crime, with Justice Crane instructing jurors that both burglars were equally guilty if killed during the felonious act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fred Schiiemann
Sophie Staber
Flatbush
Carlo Giro
Crane
Schliemann
Schulemann
Edward J. Reiily
George Stabler
East Eighteenth Street
Staber
Edward
Giro
Clarke
Woman cast from cliff in Portauport murder case
Police in Portauport Bar arrest Solomon Collier and his son John Collier after a woman aged fifty is said to have murdered Mrs Janes Collier and hurled her body from a cliff at Birchy Cove Newfoundland. The body was found at the cliff base as authorities allege years of cruelty.
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Birchy Cove
N. F
Janes Collier
Solomon Collier
John Collier
Portauport Bar
Stole Wis Uncle's Wife Arrests in Kansas City
Mtward Simpson and Mrs Mary Simpson were arrested in Kansas City for taking the uncle's wife. The couple pleaded guilty to a statutory charge and received four months in jail. Simpson, 37, is married. the aunt, 43, is mother of an eight year old boy found with them. The uncle had fled an insanity complaint against his wife.
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Kansas City
Mtward Simpson
Mary Simpson
Hine Simpson
Cleveland
Simpson
Prison Secretary Dies by Self in Connecticut Capitol
John C. Taylor, veteran Connecticut Prison Association secretary, killed himself with a gun in his State Capitol office. About seventy, he served in the Civil War and is survived by a widow and one daughter. Police believe the shooting was the result of temporary derangement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wartford, Conn
John C. Taylor
Connecticut Prison Association
State Capitol
Taylor
Justice Gildersleeve to Resign
Supreme Court Justice Henry A Gildersleeve of New York City announced he would resign his federal office effective December 1 next.
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Gildersleeve
Supreme Court
Henry A Gildersleeve
New York City
Toronto Brokers Suspend
Toronto stock broker Wyatt & Co. has suspended operations as liabilities reportedly exceed 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Wyatt & Co
Canada
Morgan Seeks to Buy Mantua Palace
J P Morgan offered one million dollars for the Regeata palace in Mantua Italy as part of his bid to acquire the historic estate. The disclosure highlights Morgan's interest and the high value placed on the property amid international negotiations.
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Morgan
T Palace
J. P Morgan
Mantua
Italy
Feminine Notes On Women Wage And Social Life
The piece notes the average working woman earns 272.04 dollars yearly while recounting social scenes. Miss Helen M Gould travels with a party at Roxbury New York and a girl attends Miss Tan das English school in Tokio. It cites extensive social duties of a woman and mentions divorce rates, fashionable habits, and a Souther ville Massachusetts resident recycling crochets into kitchen textiles.
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Helen M. Gould
Roxbury
New York
Tanda
Tokio
Japan
Alice Toonchelt
London
Trucsis
Min
OFL
Belmont
New York City
Switzerland
France
Germany
Somerville
Mags
Man Goes Insane After Fatal Train Accident In Dutchess County
Robert Davis of Amenia in Dutchess County allegedly suffers a mental breakdown after his companion Miss Bertha Dorsey a school teacher was killed when a horse frightened near the Harlem division of the New York Central Railroad. Davis attempted to restrain the horse but it bolted onto the tracks as an express train struck and killed Miss Dorsey and the horse.
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Poughkespsic
N. Y
Robert Davis
Amenia
Dutchess County
Davis
Bertha Dorsey
Harlem
New York Central Railroad
Elizabeth
Long Branch
Jersey Central Railroad
South Amboy
First Avenue
Elizabeth Avenue
Bernard Travers
Harria Fine
Death from football kick in abdomen at Shamokin
Pottsville Pennsylvania high school football player Robert Millington died after a game at Shamokin. He suffered abdominal rupture worsened by appendicitis threat, an operation was performed but peritonitis followed.
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Pottsville
Robert Millington
Shamokin
Hig
Walsh loses appeal in bank misappropriation case
The United States Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of John R. Walsh and approved the five year sentence in Leavenworth Federal Prison. Walsh was found guilty on January 23, 1908, of misappropriating funds from the Chicago National Bank. the case may go to the Supreme Court.
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Chicago
Court of Appeals
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
John R. Walsh
Leavenworth
United States Supreme Court
Walsh
Chicago National Bank
Colonel Lillard Fined Two Thousand Three Hundred Dollars
Danville Kentucky Colonel B W Lillard Boyle County representative in the state legislature was fined 2300 in police court on 45 warrants for illegal sale of Aquor. He paid 300 as full satisfaction of judgment and his drug store was closed permanently.
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Dinnville
B. W. Dillard
Boyle County
Kentucky
Aquor
Lillard
Danville
Supreme Court awards forhouse detention case in Detroit
The Supreme Court at Lansing affirmed a judgment awarding Mabel Wellington 3500 dollars for seven years of service during detention in the House of the Good Shepherd in Detroit.
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Supreme Court
Lansing
Mich
Mabel Wellington
House of the Good Shepherd
Detroit
Bankers Indicted For Fraud In Broome County
Broome County Grand Jury in Binghamton New York indicted Charles YP and Charles J Knapp on charges of criminally reducing deposits at an institution to be paid.
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Broome County Grand Jury
Binghamton
N. Y
Charles YP
Charles J. Knapp
Secret drawer yields will and policies in New Jersey
Elizabeth dealer Harris Reibel discovers a hidden compartment in a bureau containing the will of John R. Halsey and fire and life policies. The will bequeaths all to the widow Mrs Halsey, while documents tied to the estate of Halsey’s father also surface. In Paterson, immersion baptism at the Pagganic River by Rev. J P Blackledge prompts hysteria in one convert and a large riverbank crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Reibel
Eizabeth
Mra
John R. Halsey
Mr. Halsey
Celluloid Company
Newark
Reibel
Lfe
Halsey
J. P. Blackledge
Paterson Gospel Mission
Garrat Leusten
S. R. Waldron
Coney Island
Convict John Martin Captured After Seven Hour Chase
After escaping from New Jersey State Prison at Trenton, convict John Martin was tracked for seven hours and captured in a cornfield near Bordentown. He began his term January 13 for a three year sentence from Essex County and had been allowed to work at Head Keeper George Osborne’s house. Mrs. Osborne alerted keepers, and Martin fled in prison garb before switching to a stolen slouch hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Martin
New Jersey
Trenton
Bordentown
Martin
Essex County
Tlis
George O. Osborne
Find Body After Nine Months Identified at Carson’s Inlet
The torso found at Carson’s Inlet was identified as John G. Jenkins a nineteen year old who was drowned while gunning on January 30 nine months earlier. His parents of Ambler Pennsylvania were notified.
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Carson’s Inlet
John G. Jenkins
Ambler
Amendments Hard Hit By State Board Of Canvassers
The State Board of Canvassers in Trenton canvassed the September 14 vote on constitutional amendments. The total votes were about 2000 with large majorities against the first four amendments and narrowing against the fifth and sixth. Helen Stage, eleven, daughter of Charles Stage of Bloomfield, broke her collarbone and suffered internal injuries after a fall during a field game of snap the whip near her home.
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State Board of Canvassers
A. Trenton
Helen
Charles H
Lake Street
Bloomfield
Gunman threatens workers at Gibbstown powder mill siege
In Gibbstown a crazed man invaded the powder mill shouting a strike and threatening to shoot. Ray Springer intervened, talked with him, wrested the weapon from the man, and forced his removal from the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibbstown
Ray Springer
Accidents and incidents across New Jersey counties
In All Partes of the State Mrs William J Hewitt of Murst ville tripped over carpet and broke her left leg below the knee as she stepped from a trolley in Bordentown Eva Glazier was struck by a car owned by W A Shreve and injured Howard W Lippincott jailed in Bordentown for non support of wife and five children refusing bail Wheaton Companys glass plant at Millville resumed operations John Betchner a Bridgeton mold er lost an eye from molten metal splatter Chief Scull reports Ocean City police handled seventy nine cases in the year at a cost of 7649 Maurice Colling and Robert Parsons jailed in Bridgeton for robbing the home of William Bolittehner near Cohansey
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Hewitt
Murstville
Bordentown
Eva Glazier
W. A. Shreve
Howard W. Lippincott
Tc, Wheaton Company
Millville
John Betchner
Police Department of
Ocean City
Maurice Colling
Robert Parsons
Wiam Bolittehner
Cohansey
Italian representation at Hudson Fulton celebration criticized
The Tribune from Rome contends that appointing Baron Alfonso di Brochetti does not fix Italian underrepresentation at the Hudson Fulton celebration. It notes The Etna and Etruria are insignificant compared with the large ships shown by France, England, and Germany. A bank at Bluford, in the southwest, was wrecked by bandits with dynamite explosions nearly destroying the building.
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Rome
Italy
Alfonso di Brochetti
Etna
Etruria
France
England
Germany
Bluford
Governor Willson Urges Self Defense Against Night Riders
Governor Willson urged independent Kentucky tobacco growers to arm themselves and defend their homes against Night Riders. He warned against pooling tobacco unless desired, promised pardons for armed defense, and framed liberty leagues as necessary when state authority stands with citizens. He dismissed pooling as lawful only if no crime results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Willson
Kentucky
Independents
Men
Tramp Kills In Revenge In Chicago
Patrick McCabe twenty five, from Pittsburg, Pa., was shot dead by Frank Mee sixty in Chicago. Police say McCabe and an unknown companion tried to throw Mee from a moving freight train near Peoria Ill after robbing him of twenty five cents. Mee, with injured hands and face, pursued McCabe for revenge and shot him after obtaining a revolver. McCabe made no statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Patrick McCabe
Pittsburg
Frank Mee
McCabe
Mee
Peoria
Death of H W Flagg Found Dead in Calumet Office
Henry Whiting Flagg, 32, son of George A. Flagg secretary treasurer of the Calumet and Hecla Mining Co, was found dead with a revolver in a room above the firm’s Ashburton place office in Boston. Health cited as the cause of death by his own action. a clerk with the company and a well known member of the First Corps Cadets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass
Henry Whiting Flagg
George A. Flagg
Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
Ashburton Place
Flagg
Calumet and Hecla
First Corps
Indians Face Starvation Amid Drought in Cherokee Lands
Muskogee Oklahoma dispatch reports superintendent John D. Benedict returns from Flint Hill district stating that several thousand full-blood Cherokee Indians face starvation due to an unprecedented drought this year. Indians have little to eat and say they cannot send their children to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
John D. Benedict
Indian Schools
Flint Hill
Two Canoeists Drown In Lake Gardner Amesbury Scene
In Amesbury Massachusetts Joseph Manahan twenty four and his brother Frederick seventeen capsized and drowned while posing for a snap from shore at Lake Gardner. Joseph worked as a carriage body maker and Frederick was a high school student. Miss Bell Bailey witnessed the tragedy. Wright sets new air records at Potsdam surpassing his own best. The aviator flew above sixteen hundred feet as officials recorded the ascent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amesbury
Mass
Joseph Manahan
Frederick
Lake Gardner
Bell
Bailey
Amesbury High School
Value of Crops Exceptional Promises Record Farm Returns
Report indicates reduced cotton yield and a smaller corn harvest but overall farm production should exceed last year with a money value of exceptional proportions. The note suggests favorable outlook despite specific crop slips.
Labor Scarcity Drives Advertisements Across ToledoFactories Seek Workers
Toledo reports a rush of employer ads as labor demand outpaces supply. Wheeling and Lake Erie car shops seek repairers, Buckeye Parlor Furniture wants upholsterers, Hetrick Brothers' Tent and Awning seeks 200 girls, and others call for labor across skilled and unskilled roles. Prices show Poultry demand high while storage eggs depress. broader export and commodity notes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ohio
Wheeling and Lake Erie Car Shops
Buckeye Parlor Furniture Company
Hetrick, Brothers
Union Paper Bar Company
Toledo Basilion Bridge Company
Toledo Biscuit Company
Toledo Wira and Iron Company
United States Malleable Iron Company
Toledo Plow Company
Kent Machine Company
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