Roosevelts Wardrobe Draws Mockery At Reception
New York reports mockery of President Roosevelt and other leaders over their clothing at a Washington reception. Taft and Cannon also face fashion critique while Senator Beveridge and Vice President Fairbanks receive mixed reviews. The piece notes a tailoring official’s quip and the clothing carpenters’ session in Park Avenue hotel.
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New York
Ronsevelt
Taft
Falrhani
Beverlige
Hughey Ardleigh
Hardieapper
Washington
Flo
Park Avanus
Bama
Amy
Gyroscope tests on Tyne River promise aid to ships
Washington reports on Dr Schlicks gyroscope apparatus tested on the Tyne during the week ending November 16 1907. Consul H Nixon Newcastle suggests potential use in US Great Lakes passenger steamers. Details describe a 1 meter fly wheel 1100 pound turbine like setup with brakes regulators and oscillatory motion to steady ships.
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Washington
Essel
Profit taking on large scale in Wall Street
Large scale profit taking on Wall Street as prices fell sharply after a New York bond sale influenced by traders and bankers. The market showed mixed signals, with bears gaining early strength while overall liquidity remained steady though cautious amid political and railway securities tensions.
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Wall Street
Fights Lead to Police Court Fines for Local Arrests
Frank Sehott and wife Bessie or Lita Senott along with May Breas were arrested after an early West Main Street scrap. Each faced $3 and costs after court. Charles Reed faced drunkenness charges. Fancy border handkerchiefs on sale at Patterson-Fletcher Co.
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Frank Sehott
Bessie
Lita Senott
May Breas
West Main Street
Charles Reed
Patterson-Fletcher CO
New Haven Socials and Local Business Notes
Miss Maria Caps and Ros Elson top a lively New Haven social at the home of Mr and Mrs Brudi with card games and a lavish lunch. Fort Wayne visitors, a death, and local club meetings fill a page of community items and upcoming church revival notices.
New York Banks Hold Over Thirty Million Ahead of Reserves
The clearing house banks show total reserves above requirements by 20,50,223, with a 1,013,050 gain in cash reserves versus last week. Loans stand at 1,125,243,200 and deposits at 1,162,500,100, while circulation and legal tender shift. Savings and other figures indicate reserve surplus and gains for United States rediscounts. The overall actual reserve ratio closes at 27.73 percent with nonmembers holding 791,506,300 in deposits and 876,200 in cash plus loans totaling 775,857,200.
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Greater New York
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Hood
Dry Goods Market Sees Quiet Trade In New York
The dry goods market in New York on February 15 was quiet with prices ease on many lines. Jobbers are deterring shipments and there are many retail buyers in the market. Operatives are conservative on all goods, especially staple cottons and worsteds.
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Coffee Market Opens Steady in New York
The New York coffee market opened steady amid unchanged prices and light activity. Reports from Brazil hinted at a potential rise in freight and insurance costs, with cautious trading placing the close near steady to unchanged.
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Iit- Peber
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Fort Wayne Socials Note Guests and Arrivals
Guests present who wanted the supper assembled in success. Christ Klossen owns at Port Wayne Friday. The guest of his mother, Mrs. Marty Klossen, of Erhua street. Misses Mable Season and Sophia Wille attended a dance at Tanners Hall, Fort Wayne, last Saturday evening. Miss Gertrude Ealing, of Montgeville, arrived on New Haven Tuesday evening. She entered upon her duties at Onna at the Blassing cate.
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Fort Wayne
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New Haven
Onna
All Fancy Soft Shirts at Prices Readable in Ad
An advertisement lists shirts priced from 50c to 3 dollars with quantities per customer limited to three shirts. The Patterson-Pletcher Co. is credited as the seller in this line item.
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Oil Field Operations Hindered by Weather
Tad Montpelier reports weather disrupts oil field work across states. Indiana and Ohio show limited activity with several wells producing small outputs. West Virginia and Pennsylvania see minor gushers and dimmed yields as crews search for new territory amid delays.
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All Fancy Neckwear Hill Prins at Tesco
Fragmentary OCR lists prices and items tied to All Fancy Neckwear Hill Prins and Patterson-Pletcher Co. with references to Tesco and discounts. Reads as a rough catalog snippet showing color items, price mentions, and promotional notes.
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