Trade gains and solid demand buoy November Chicago markets
November bank exchanges in Chicago show strong gains over last year with an average daily increase of about two and a half million dollars. Industrial activity drives progress while speculative channels stay quiet. Prices rise in raw materials and finished goods with iron, grain, provisions, and livestock advancing. Failures in Chicago district total 22 for the week. Mild New York weather spurs retail trade, though outdoor work slows with the season.
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Chicago
Christus
Dunn
Review of Trade
New York
Northwest
Canada
Bradstreet
Grain and livestock price quotes from regional markets
Market report lists prices for cattle hogs sheep and staple commodities across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and others. Values cover wheat corn oats rye barley butter eggs potatoes and pork with range notes and unit terms across locations.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Detroit
Milwaukee
Mutiny and Revolt Turmoil Sixty Dead in Czarist Capital Clash
Report from Saint Petersburg describes mutinies across the empire with Baltic troops revolting and warships disarmed. Telegraphers walk out as socialists and democratic advocates seek army support. Kiev dispatch notes mutinied cavalry battery led by 2,000 mutineers. Drak orders firing. Casualties around seventy dead and 300 wounded. two hundred mutineers surrender.
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St. Peterbeurg
Empire
Chios
Baltic
Witte
Odesan
Kiev
Poilwolocazyska
Drake
Suchowiloff
Weather Favors Crops in November 1905 Bulletin
The Weather Bureau's November 1905 bulletin reports generally favorable farm conditions across most districts, with drought on the Atlantic coast and heavy western gulf rains. Central valleys are exceptionally good, California drought easing, and winter wheat in good condition though germination weaker in parts. Some Hessian fly presence noted in Missouri, Pennsylvania, and Michigan.
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Atlantic Coast
West Gulf States
California
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic States
Missouri
Pennsylvania
Michigan
North Pacific
Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
Growth of Fraternal Orders Surges in United States
A 1904 survey shows major fraternal organizations in the United States and Canada increasing membership from about 4.6 million in 1894 to 8.28 million, a rise near 80 percent. Odd Fellows, Knights of Pyt, Modern Woodmen, and others show large gains, some surpassing their 1894 totals.
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Yenra
United States
Cleveland
Prrneipal
Canada
Odd Fellows
Wreemsons
Knights of Pyt
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Knights of the Maccabees
Forenters of
America
Benevolent and Protective Order of
TKR Sae
Ladies of the Maccabees
Fire destroys laundry at Arkansas state hospital
Sparks from the wires caused a fire that destroyed the laundry building at the State hospital for nervous diseases in Little Rock Ark. Lieut. Hugh Kirkman of the Eighth Cavalry has been arrested at Fort McKinley FP 1 charged with forgery.
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State Hospital For Nervous Diseases
Little Rock
Ark
Hugh Kirkman
Eighth Cavalry
Fort McKinley
The Wire's Secret Or A Bitter Reckoning
Jack Mallingford wrestles with love and duty as his letters to Ethel reveal his growing passion for Miss Malling. Ethel fears losing Jack while uncovering her cousin Pauline’s possible engagement, and Pauline weighs a risky choice between a title and true love.
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Jack
Ethel
Summera
Perkins
Paul
Miss Malling
Sir Paul
Sir Geoffrey
Malling
Pauline
Miss Pauline
England
Geoffrey
Major Lutton
Ethel Mallet
Dad
Lodging House
Mallingford
London
Mr. Mallet
Wthel
Papa
Mallings
Exbridgeshire
Munster
Mallingford Park
Tack
Pauline Lufton
Thad
Daddy
Milas Malling
Flo
Babette
Duke of Bennoir
Mademoiselle
Xo Ba
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