Dairy Market Report From Multiple Cities Included
Trade and commerce report from Sherman to Utica notes cheese sales and prices. Panama cheese factory sold to Hawley & Sona at 1c per pound. 1951 boxes offered in Central Market with 448 sold, others carried. Butter prices range from 16 to 19c with varied sales and stock carried. Multiple towns report cheese and butter sales and bulk quantities with prices quoted, signaling firm dairy demand across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman
Panama
Hawley & Sona
Qlinclairville
Aug
Central Chant
Board of Trade
W.is
Gerry, Pa
Gerry
Gerry Creamery
North East
Westfield
East Aurora
Cloverfield
Mansfield
Pierce
Utica
Lattle Falls
Grain Markets Suffalg and Market Report Summary
Grain prices steady with four items unchanged. Spring wheat and winter wheat firm. Corn and oats mix of bids and sales. Whisky steady. hogs weak. Market notes include regarded prices in Duluth Sheboygan and Toledo as well as regional cash and futures quotes. Boxing match Sullivan defeats Slade at Madison Square Garden with heavy crowd and police presence. Vermont bank failure linked to railroad deal unsettles depositors and public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youk
John L. Sullivan
Boston
Herbert A. Slade
Madison Square Garden
Slade
Sullivan
Jack Davin
Birmingham
Nixey
Liverpool
Fiddler Neary
Bob Farrell
Pete McCoy
Mike Metkey
Jimmy Kelly
Jerry Murphy
Tom Allen
James Murray
Pop” Whittaker
Telegraph Strike Deepens Across New York
Western Union officers report business continues as strike action spreads among telegraph operators. Brotherhood of Telegraphers demands prompt changes while Lackawanna officials resist. some operators may resign to join the stoppage. Property owners are being urged to remove wires from their buildings as canvassing indicates many Eastern division Lackawanna operators will strike tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Western Union
Samuel Sions
Lackawanna Road
Lackawanna
Brotherhood
Tequesta
Lam Ot
Erie
Central
Campbell
Itas
War minister ill as fleet mutterings head lines
Telegra file reports Saint Petersburg minister of war seriously ill while other items describe incidents across cities. In Wilmington North Carolina a brawl aboard a ship ends with injuries and a disruption of Sunday law enforcement. Avantic Highlands notes a fatal bull attack injuries to Richard Canary. Fire damages Lambs mill in Northampton Massachusetts with massive losses and worker layoffs. Jersey City medical difficulty with a lodgement of a foreign object causing hospital care. Old Orchard Beach hosts a faith meeting drawing attention. Trenton suppresses Salvation Army parade after citizen complaints. Wilmington witnesses a pistol shooting between two women over jealousy. Lawrence Massachusetts reports Wright Braid Mill fire with extensive damage and large inventories moved out.
Wall Street In Trouble As Strikes Hit Markets
A special dispatch details widespread stock demoralization due to strikes. News from Philadelphia reports a convention of iron and steel workers at Independence Hall and political arrests alongside warnings against monopoly and corruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Observer
Portavecenta
Iron and Steel
Post Jarrett
Washington Waifs and War Department Notes
A mixed Washington wire list reports nearly $1 million paid on pensions to date, with Secretary Folger or Worthington expected back soon. It notes Civil Service Commission vacancies in the War Department, a court martial on Lieut W C Robertson for duplicating pay accounts, and favorable action on Cadet Engineer Arnold’s Navy pay claim. The piece also mentions breweries facing new reporting forms, land entries in multiple territories with Dakota leading, a claimed German-Mexican treaty, and Starbuck’s six months report showing 53 accidents and 216,976 passengers on steamers with 400 lives lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starbuck
Second District
Foltous
Qei
Philadelphia
New London
Ae Portia
Monkeying With an Engine
Master mechanic Skinner lost both feet when an engine operated unexpectedly this morning in Burraro. The incident was reported as a special dispatch from the Evening Observer with no further details on cause or injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Observer
Liverroon
James McDermott
Burraro
Skinner
Probabilities Signal Station Weather Report
Probable signal station observation notes fair weather with variable winds at 3 PM. Five lower lakes observations indicate fluctuating conditions and light wind shifts across the area.
Electric Sparks From Various U S Localities
Summary of assorted 19th century items: a Polish author Krezews k conspiracy conviction error. Norfolk reports yellow fever patients improving with last fatal case aboard the steamer California. Maryland on the eastern shore Benjamin Legg's fatal shooting of a negro employee after an assault. City of Mexico Felicitos Mejia bull fighter fatally injured in the air by a bull at a crowded ring. Smithtown long island death of an illegitimate child with bruising and no neck fracture. Jamestown A O U W reunion notes leadership resignations and new officers, with a planned meeting at Point Chautauque on August 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
California
City
Mexico
Felicitos Mejia
Fredonia Brevities Resume of Todays Brews
From our Special Reporter Fredonia notes a busy week with local arrivals departures and social events. Richard Ely returns after a year away while Mrs Worthington and daughters visit Judge Barker and outings at Arkwright Falls are described. A Sunday evening address by a Japanese missionary at the Presbyterian church highlights cultural glimpses and the town looks forward to Chautauqua and Niagara excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard 'Ely
Chautauqua Lake
Presbyterian Church
Fredonia
Newport
le Pe
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Fansku and Observer
Compr
Oyster
Trade and Commerce
Stockton
Jamestown
Utter
Oil City
Point Chautauqua Baptist Taiog
Seasion
R. Blackall
Viecxo Ationees
Chirge
Badal
Associated Press
Metropolitan Puglism
Sade
Vermont
Siade
Inspector Thorne
Captain Williams
Seoond
Sr. Asana
Bradley Barrow
Vermont National Bank of
Altrans
Southeastern Railroad
Barlow
Southeastern Railway
Canadian Pacific
Southeastern Road
Boston, Montreal, & Portland
Bagke
St. Albans ‘Trust Company
Brainard
H. K. Williams
Oreved Vance
Telegra
St. Petersburg
van Nooski
Wilmington
N.C
Tule Megrova
Zed
Tarapa
Spain
Avantic Highlands
Richard Canary
Mase
Lamb
Pan Incendiary
Jersey City
Carl Bozley
Great Sgouy
Old Orchard Beach
Hob Hart
Trenton
N. J
Salvation Army
Wimington
Mary Homie
Kate Williams
Mary
Kate
Lawrence, Moss
Wright Braid Manufacturing Company
Theatest
Wall Street
Stock Market
PUN and Lifes
Vention
Dence Hall
Boemy Observer
Crtoaso
Loviavinne
Washington
Folgeria
Worthington, Mine
Te Ig
Civil Service Commission
War Department
Secretary of War
iLieut
W. C. Robertson
Arnold
Te Navy
Tga
Dakota
Ebridh
Houisina
Kinbaa
Minnesota
Mississippi
Nehmsiga
Oregon
Washington Territory
Wisconsin
Jane ‘Adth
Germany
de Mian
Santa A Anna
Juarez
France
Austria
Maxa
Mi Nisa
London
Krezewsk
Bel
Maryland
Benjamin Legg
Legg
Lega
Smithtown
L. 1
Dolly Pollard
George Jeffies
J. G. Armstrong
M. W. Sackett
B. Gail
Washington Lodge
Corry
F. A. Knapp
Pearl City Lodge
Point Chautauque
Harry Gates Bee
van Buren Point
Charles Riggs
May Bhaw
Ella Husted
Norwalk
Cleveland
Ohio
Will Cotton
Chattauqua
Cicely
Alice Buck
Mc. Miller
Buffalo
Dulinous
Ed Howard
Bliss
Goddard
Dr. Buck
Clarence Howard
Sunset Hill
Central Avenue
Chautauqua
Hiagara
Kinzus Bridge
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