Review of Trade Signals Steady Rail Traffic And Holiday Preparations
R G Dunn weekly review notes wage gains by major railways boosting purchasing power and sustaining heavy traffic. Holiday trade preparations rise, interior points show activity, coal freight grows, and railway earnings compare favorably with prior years. Demand for iron steel and agricultural implements persists, while cold weather spurs heavy dry goods and footwear orders.
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Official Report on Cuba Trade With United States 1902
Minister Squiers reports Cuba’s May June 1902 foreign commerce and June trade with the U S. Cuba’s sugar exports fell 143000 tons in Jan–Jun 1902 vs 1901 while 318000 tons were held in storage for better prices. U S bought 44 percent of Cuba imports and 74 percent of exports. most fruit and sugar and half of tobacco moved to U S. U S supplied wheat flour corn crude oil coal meats. Spain and Canada supplied potatoes onions hams butter. Trade policy urged expanding U S livestock to match tariff favorability and home market for goods.
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Peace Treaty Reported Signed At Panama Isthmus End to War
Officials of the Colombian legation say a peace treaty with Gen. Herrera may stop hostilities in the isthmus. The accord reportedly requires Herrera to surrender the revolutionary fleet and arms in Cauca and Panama, with funds allocated to repatriate soldiers home.
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First Lieutenant Edger Junior Disciplinary Findings
The War Department reports findings in the court martial of First Lieutenant Benjamin J. Edger Jr an assistant surgeon in the U S Army tried in Manila for disrespect to his commander Captain Mathew F Steele Sixth Cavalry and for statements aimed at injuring command. The court sentenced a reprimand but the department commander disapproved the sentence as too lenient.
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Ex Queen Lilo Kalani Visits Chicago En Route to Washington
Ex queen Lilo Kalani of Hawaii and her party passed through Chicago on November 21 on their way to Washington. Her bid for financial relief will be pressed again before the national legislature during the coming winter session.
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Taft and Guidi Outline Talks in Manila Visit
Gov Taft and Monsignor Guidi held formal calls in Manila and spoke in general terms about upcoming negotiations. They did not set a start date or determine the work method.
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American Barrel and Package Co Incorporates in Jersey City
The American Barrel and Package Co filed articles of incorporation in Hudson county clerk's office Jersey City. Authorized capital stock is 20 million dollars. Incorporators are Horace Sould Raymond Newman and Lucas Bailey.
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American Barrel and Package Co
Hudson County
Jersey City
Horace’Sould
Raymond Newman
Lucas’ Bailey
Indictment Returned Against Adams Express Co
Federal grand jury in Des Moines Iowa returned an indictment charging the Adams Express Co with selling liquors without a government license.
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Ohio election totals for state offices and congressional districts
Columbus November results show secretary of state Edits or chae ee for secretary of state certs 07.7 percent and official plurality for Mr. Isylin at 90,465. Pluralities listed for congressmen across twenty one districts with Republican leads in most districts and several Democratic margins noted.
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Adams Social Labor candidate wins Secretary of State vote
Adams, the Social Labor candidate for Secretary of State, received 2983 votes in the election tally.
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Woven Pearl and Diamond Panel Impresses Baroda Court
The Maharajah of Baroda owns a $1,000,000 weaving 10 by 16 feet, crafted over three years from strings of pearls with diamond center and corner circles. King Lewanika astonished Lilalu by arriving in formal dress with umbrella and walking stick. King Carlos of Portugal enjoys a large daily cigar allowance and is a robust bullfighter with an imposing tell.
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Italy
Mayor Johnson Defies Police Resignations Turmoil
A Cleveland court issued a restraining order stopping Mayor Johnson and Police Director Dunn from removing or reorganizing the police department. Five captains offered to retire with a $65 monthly pension, but Chief Corner, ineligible for a pension, refused to resign, prompting the suit and injunction.
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McKinley Humor in Early Court Case on Bent Leg
Edward T. Roe recounts William McKinley in a Canton courtroom where a surgeon failed to straighten a leg. McKinley compares the second leg’s crookedness to nature and suggests dismissing the suit and letting the other leg be broken and set by the same surgeon.
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Supreme Court Hints Upholding Street Railway Curative Act
The Ohio Supreme Court decision indicates likely upholding of the curative act to save the Hamilton Glendale and Cincinnati Traction Co franchise. Lower courts voided the franchise due to purchased property owner consents, but the act passed saved the franchise, as the Court’s ruling suggests.
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Prohibition and Socialist Parties Win Ballot Access
In Columbus on November 19, both the prohibition and socialist parties will be able to hold conventions next year and place their tickets on the ballot without petitions. They stand on equal footing with Republicans and Democrats. Socialists led minority parties with about 14,000 votes while prohibitionists had around 12,000. A party must poll 1 percent of the total vote to gain ballot access without petition, about $8,000 this year.
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Put Out of Speakership Race
Columbus Ohio November 21 Congressman Burton of Cleveland was practically removed from the speakership race by a 11 to 2 vote of Ohio republicans. Eleven of 13 Ohio Republicans backed Cannon while Jackson and Morgan supported Burton. A warning was sent that persistence would bring 11 votes against him. If Burton withdraws the delegation will be solid for Cannon. Warnock and Kyle voted by wire.
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Angel in Disguise Helps Artist on Connecticut Sketching Tour
An artist wandering through Connecticut sits on a stone wall to sketch and loses a rubber eraser. He asks a farmer's wife for a dry piece of bread to erase a line, but she feeds him a full dinner instead, sympathizing with his hunger. The scene ends with warmth as she invites him into the kitchen.
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Supreme court ruling on Lake Erie net fishing case
The Ohio Supreme Court states a felony occurred when Henry Shaw John Thomas and James Forstime took fish from a net set in Lake Erie despite the net not being lifted by owners. The ruling clarifies the fishermen’s liability in such netting cases.
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Lost in the Park Uncle Will Returns Quietly
A man missing for some time comes home to visit a relative. The child he adores does not kiss him, prompting the mother to ask why. The girl replies with childlike honesty that she does not see any place to kiss Uncle Will.
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Blood as Life and Purity Promoted by Hamburg Drops
An advice piece arguing blood purity is vital for health and energy. It cites symptoms like skin eruptions, headaches, and fatigue as signs of impurities and endorses Dr. August Koenig's Hamburg Drops, claimed to purify blood and remove poisons, with a call to action for readers to heed these signs.
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Oberlin College Names Henry Churchill King President
Oberlin Nov 21 Dean Henry Churchill King was elected president of Oberlin College by unanimous vote. Trustees cited excellent enrollment with attendance far ahead of prior years and reported a half million dollar increase to the endowment, placing the college in strong financial health.
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Ohio machinist learns uncle dies in Australia leaving 15 million
James McMahon of the Ohio Central shops in Bucyrus receives word from Ireland that his uncle Cornelius McMahon has died in Australia, bequeathing 15 million dollars to relatives. Among beneficiaries are Mrs. Kate Kelley and Mrs. John Hanep, formerly of Bucyrus, now in Chicago.
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Meekton Deflects Praise for Henrietta's Ties
In a Washington tar bright line scene a frank friend praises self made success but Mr Meekton rejects sole credit pointing to Henrietta as a key tie to their fortune. The exchange underscores shared credit in personal achievement.
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Bond Set For Arthur Powell In Grand Jury Appearance
Bellefontaine November 20 Arthur Powell the husband of a woman who died November 9 is held on bond for his appearance before the grand jury. The coroner's report is awaited with expected startling developments regarding the manner of the death and possible criminal operation.
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Minister Sues Elder for Slander in Salineville Case
Lisbon reports Rev. E. W. Reinart, former Salineville Church of Christ pastor, sues elder Rodney Griffith for 10000 dollars for slander. A separate suit has been filed by Reinart's wife.
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Hunters Bring In Nearly A Hundred Deer From Maine
Thirty Bucyrus County hunters returned from a deer trip in Maine with almost a hundred deer. The group, reporting strong hunting, showcases their successful expedition and yields from the outing.
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Man Dies After Four Weeks With Broken Neck
Conneaut reports H. L. Rumick aged 55 died after living four weeks with a broken neck from a fall during an epileptic seizure. The injury caused exhaustion and death from pressure of a blood clot on the spinal cord.
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Directors Re elected by Cincinnati New Orleans & Texas Pacific
Stockholders in Cincinnati Ohio yesterday re elected the old directors of the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway Co. The directors will organize and choose general officers soon.
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Smallpox Death in Chardon Shocks Town
Julia Webb, 17, died of smallpox yesterday morning in Chardon. She reportedly contracted the disease at church ten days earlier, exposing scores. This marks Chardon’s first smallpox case in 30 years and has the town in a high state of excitement.
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Aged farmer Jarvis Mead gravely ill after gunfight
New London reports Jarvis Mead, the elderly farmer who killed two burglars and wounded two others during a home invasion, remains delirious and may lose his mind after days of critical condition.
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Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Aids Woman’s Recovery
Mrs. Laura L. Brewer of Crown Point Indiana reports two years of severe back pain and poor health improving after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She credits relief after three bottles and urges other women to seek Mrs Pinkham’s advice for ailments.
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Get Rich Quick Scheme Exposed in Quick Cash Plot
A Chicago Daily News quip recounts a man sending a dollar to a slick ad man promising 300 percent profit in under two minutes. The reply advised dividing a quarter into two, then claiming He did receive the requested information, a sharp caution about scams and gullibility.
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Those Hieroglyphics and a Washing Row
A fragment describes a dispute over a washing and a checking matter. The Chinaman asserts the check is correct while a man questions the item and the exchange includes a spray of towels. The passage ends with a quip about misread labels.
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Doan's Kidney Pills Back Pain Relief Claim
The letter-writer praises Doan's Kidney Pills for easing back and hip pain and removing dropsy signs. A Wisconsin resident says the trials cured backache and left them feeling renewed, while a nephew with kidney trouble from scarlet fever improves after taking the pills.
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Game Warden Fatally Shot Near Amesville Ambush
Marietta reports Game Warden Leroy Wolf confronted several Finland miners on his father's farm near Amesville. After they refused to leave and resisting arrest, one miner shot Wolf, causing a fatal wound.
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Steubenville Man Fatally Struck by Street Car
Steubenville reports James Haggerty fatally injured after being struck on the head by a street car near Dean Dale. He lay beside the tracks at the time of the accident.
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