Steel Rail Order Tops all Time for Pittsburgh Mills
The steel rail pool awarded the largest ever order, about 1.5 million tons at $38 per ton, to the five mills Carnegie, Federal, Pennsylvania, Cambria, and Lackawanna. Nearly a quarter of U. S. output next year will go to this contract with a $50 million appenditure, causing steel price advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Steel Rail Pool
Carnegie Steel Company
Federal ‘Steel Company
Pennsylva
Nia ‘Steel Company
Cambria Steel Company
Lackawanna Iron and Steel Company
Carriage Builders Meet At State House With 3000 Attendees
Nearly 3,000 visitors connected with the carriage builders association gathered in Indianapolis for a morning trade show. Prominent attendees from Flint, Dayton, Chicago, St Louis, South Bend and Des Moines mingled as exhibitors showcased gadgets, varnish and gear. John Lilly handed out carnations to men and roses to women, while vendors demonstrated tough rearming gears and dustless axles. A smoker at the German House capped the event with a badge enforced entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carriage Builders’ Association
W. A. Patterson
Flint, Mich
John Patterson
Dayton,c
Cash Register Company
Morris Woodhill
H. C._ Starver
Chicago
Frank A. Wright
Frank A. Wright, “St. Louis; C. ‘A. Carlisle, ‘South Bend;' J. F. Kratzer
Des Moines
Monte L. Green
Indianapolis
The
Spokesman
Cincinnati
John. M. Lilly
Lilly Varnish Company
New Zealand
Liberty
Goodyear Rubber Company
Akron
J. A
D. P. Cooper
Mr. Stewart
Strothers
Peters & Son
Buchanan and Dowagiac
Mich
Andrew Kinball
Zanesville
Sloane and Reiff Triumph on Late October Turf Day
The Welter handicap 300 sovereigns went to C F Dwyer’s My Lady’s Maid with Sloane riding. Bournebridge won the nursery plate with L Reiff aboard. Lutelia took the Chevely stakes for Lord Beresford, Irish Ivy won the Cambridgeshire 500 sovereigns, and Airs and Graces with Reiff was runner up. Reiff is lauded as a rising turf star, with Chincok ridden by Sloane winning the subscription stakes 100 sovereigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Market
C. F. Dwyer
Sloane
L. Reiff
Bournebridge
Lord Beresford
Airs and Graces
Reift
Guilty Conspiracy Allegations Across Government Clash
The article reports accusations of plotting to overthrow the government and ongoing examinations of conspirators. It notes Assistant Secretary Hill and a possible replacement of Consul Wildman by Dr. Bedloe. Shively plans political campaigning in Bend and Kentucky with aides to stump in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wildman
Shington
Hill
Fow
Enyice
Borg
Bedloe
Shively
Bend
Ind
Goebel
Ishively
Ohio
Mysterious Hands in Spirit Cabinet At New York Session
Mrs Hatfield Pettibone and two women sat in a cabinet during a Tuesday night spiritualist meeting at the New York and Alabama Street church. A long white hand moved through the curtain with supporting hands, a slate carried from the audience bore a message urging investigation for truth and power beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hatfield Pettibone
Spiritualist
New York
Alabama St
Pettibone
Rear Admiral Sampson Receives Jeweled Sword in Trenton
In New Jersey on October 25 Rear Admiral Sampson was formally presented with a jeweled sword voted by the legislature as thanks for his role at Santiago. A 17 gun salute greeted him as he entered the state capital. He and the governor toured the state normal school where he received a silk flag from students and Mrs. Sampson was given roses. Both spoke briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Sampson
Santiago
State Normal School
Public demand for full field reports grows in Britain
London readers decry the war department doctors as Field Marshal Wolseley faces sharp criticism for issuing only a brief summary of the situation. The public urges complete dispatches be released promptly, arguing officials should publish full reports as quickly as possible for national interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
War Department
Lord Wolseley
Bloody riot in Austria leaves six dead
In WSETEN Austria on October 25 gendarmes fired on a mob during anti Jewish riots. Six people were killed and sixteen wounded as authorities acted to quell the violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Wseten
Tell-Tale Wires
A jumble of short notes reports several notable deaths and incidents. Hon Peter Mitchell of Montreal is described as dead in bed on Wednesday morning. Others include George Q Cannon ill in New York and Thomas Horse Cave Ky marshal killed in Kentucky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mitchell
Montreal
Kankakee
Insane Asylum
George Q. ‘Cannon
U.S
Frank Cannon
Plaza Hotel
New York
Thomas
Horse ‘Cave
John Norris
Martin © White
Omaha
Neb
Helen Gould
Dewey Arch
Senator Depew
Yaade
Suerin
Paris
Fli
Cleveland
Payas
Farnsworth
Hanna and Bryan clash in Ohio campaign stop
In Bowling Green Ohio Hanna and Durban greeted by a packed opera house and denounce Bryan as a plagiarist and demagogue. Hanna claims Bryan failed in business and cannot sway Ohio voters, asserting Republicans won every county Hanna spoke to. Bryan’s return to Ohio is dismissed as unlikely and ineffective for his campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Hanna
Durban
Opera House
Bryan
Chicago
Congress
Massachusetts
Ohio
McLean
Mark Hanna
Jones Candidacy Shakes Ohio Vote Forecast
Washington dispatch notes both parties unsettled by the rise of Golden Rule Jones as a likely vote getter. Estimates place Jones between 73,000 and 100,000 votes, with unsure sources of support and potential impact on Nash's path to the governorship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Republican
Ohio
Jones
Nash
Ohio Election Worries Wall Street as Vote Nears
The Oct 25 Wall Street Journal summarizes the Ohio election as pivotal with fear of Democratic gains. It notes small McKinley margins, Melean's popularity, Toledo Mayor Jones influence, and the risk of Republican hedging before Election Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Kentucky
Goebel
Tsouisville & Nashville
Nebraska
Qhio
McKinley
Melean
Jones
Toledo
Births Deaths and Marriages in Local Notices
Births note multiple families with new babies including Brunaugh Ehrgott Miller Laughner Dicputy Wilson Kimberlin Hatbing Dawson and others. Diphtheria and pneumonia deaths listed for Hollingsworth Hollingsworth Cuman and an infant Grayson. Numerous marriage licenses issued for many couples including Frech Bremer Hodge Jennings and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P
Lenore Brunaugh
Batesst
Julius
Gladys Ehrgott
N. Delaware St
Louis
Mattie Miller
Jona H
Rose Laughner
Eugene St
Albert
Sarah Dicputy
State Ave
Hinson
Mabel Wilson
Fr. Priest
Otis and
Hattie Kimberlin
Martindale Ave
Tra
Anna Hatbing
W. Morris
D. V
Hattie Dawson
N. Ilinoisst
Maggie Hollingsworth
E. Raymond
Daniel Hollingsworth
Grayson
S. Alabama-st
Eugene Cuman
Bradshaw
Rolla Alonzo Frech
Bertha Beatrice Bremer
Thomas A. Hodge
Parmelia R. Jennings
Willam J. Franke
Edith Ranje
William H. Crouch
Gertrude A. Howell
Charles H. Bone
Grace T. Buchanan
George G. Kuhier
Mary Stresby
Charles A. Boyle
Ida Sulgrove
George H. Hartmann
Carrie Schan
John C. Kreber
Charlotte BE. Funk
Alexander Ice
May Cox
Walter A. Reynolds
Pearl L. Allen
Qrandy B. Iles
Eether May Jordan
Charles F. Auermele
Minnie Gloan
Frank Smith
Emma T. Church
Charles Reed
Tile Hila Heakman
George F. Bush
Lenore A. Wagner
Andrew C. Allen
Maude M. Ellison
William 2. Reed
Daisy Sutherland
Michael L. Jefferson
Mary Genevieve McGroarty
William Richard Cooper
Clara Eligabeth Horuff
Alpha
B. Coster
Lucy Bevan
Dennis B. Shea
Bila C. Conway
Louis Hechinger
Josephine F. Dunn
Elmer Weckerly
Grace Thomas
Joseph T. Liffs
Louisa C. Hueber
Harry Vetor
Maury Early
John T. Kelly
Mary O'Conner
William J. Clune
Clara Langsenkemp
John.l. Gill
Julia R. Lyons
Carpenters at Interstate Stockyards Quit En Masse
Decker of the Carpenters Union says nearly all workers at the Interstate stockyards have quit, with one exception, after the walking delegate warned of ongoing disputes and potential leadership changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decker
Carpenters’ Union
Interstate
Gom
School Head Resigns After Efforts For Permanent Home
Mrs Frank A Blanchard president of the Girls Industrial School at 540 N Meridian St calls a meeting of trustees to discuss her planned resignation citing exhausted efforts to establish a permanent home. The board remains in session while a committee seeks alternative locations for the school with a Saturday meeting planned in the criminal and superior court room B.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Blanchard
Meridian Sr
Girls’ Industrial ‘School
Homing
Board of Works
Johnson
D. M. Parry
Carriagemakers’ Association
Blanchard
Inok
Two Children Die of Diphtheria in Indianapolis
Ben Hollingsworth eight and Maggie Hollingsworth three died at 1416 KE Raymona street between 9 30 and 10 a m Tuesday from diphtheria. They were children of Frank Hollingsworth employed by Hewitt dim company in Haughville. They fell ill Sunday night. Dr R H Bigger attended and called the case remarkable with no throat swelling. One other child sick but rapidly improving. Funerals for both children held at 2 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hollingsworth
Hewitt Dim Company
Haughville
R. H. Bigger
Millionaire Crosby Leaves Law for Nonresistance
Ernest H. Crosby, New York financier and first president of the Social Reform Club, will quit the legal profession. He embraces Tolstoyan non resistance, saying law practice conflicts with his belief that all force and coercion underlie governance. If pursued, it would be a false position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ernest H. Crosby
Social Reform Club
Tolstoi
Crosby
Third Annual Banking Convention Opens With Distinct Attire
Delegates from across the country gather at the Commercial Club reading room in Weiner for the third annual convention of the banking association. Rev J Cumming Smith delivers an invocation and Mayor Taggart gives the welcome as President C T Lindsey outlines the agenda. Noted bankers and visitors from Chicago St Louis Indianapolis and Cleveland attend, with discussions on banking’s educational role led by William C Cornwell of Buffalo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reial
Ingue Hankers
J. ‘Cumming Smith
Taggart
C. T. Lindsey
Executive Council
Cornwell
M. Packard
Indianapolis
John O. Perrin
Lafayette
Columbis
W.H. O’ Brien
Lawrenceburg
American Banking Association
William C. Cornwell
Citizens’ National Bank
Buffalo
Cc. C. Hay
American Banker
L. A. Goddard
E. E. Black
John Jay Abbott
George L. Wells
Chicago
Co. L. Merrill
St. Louis
C. A. Paine
Cleveland
R. K E. Field
Cincinnati
Baker's dozen changes teased by Mayor Taggart
Mayor Taggart, asked what changes he would make, said he did not know and might make a baker's dozen. Adjutant L M Simonson arrived from Salt Lake City to take charge of the barracks at 612 Archs st. The Plow Boy Freacher Rev J Kirkman Belle Rive Ill says One Minute Cough Cure cured his bronchial trouble after ten years. Cures coughs colds grippe and throat and lung troubles. All druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Simonson
Salt Lake City
Utah
Archs St
Freacher
J. Kirkman
Belle Rive
Ill
MishaWasca Widow Receives $45,000 In Stanley Estate
Mrs. W Curtis Stanley, long believed housekeeper of Vandalia railroad official W Curtis Stanley, is revealed to be his wife. She reaches a compromise with the heirs and will receive $45,000 as her share of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mishawasca
Ind
W. Curtis Stanley
Vandalia
Chicago
Stanley
Interstate Stock Yards Cattle and Grain Markets Report
Cattle receipts 100 at Interstate Stock Yards on Wednesday with mixed consignments. Prices listed for steers and heifers from good to prime quality, plus calves and cows. hogs and sheep also reported with lower or steady tendencies. City grain market notes include wheat, corn, oats quotes and weekly inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Timothy
Terribly Batterd. Katie Reed Fined For Assault In Police Court
Katie Reed 35 who runs a resort at 16 S Senate Ave was fined 100 and given 30 days in police court for assaulting Nellie Sweenie an inmate The Sweenie woman with John Gibbs allegedly kicked in the head and struck her eye with a slipper The injured inmate could not stand and her eye was swollen with possible internal injuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Reed
S. Senate Ave
Nellie Sweenie
John Gibbs
For Rent and Lost Notices Mixed in Classified Values
Classified list shows multiple for rent items including two unfurnished rooms at 513 N California and two furnished rooms with bath at 301 Ninois. also no. 28 indicates a lost white fox terrier pup named Hobson near Fall Creek with reward. Additional items include applicants for general housework and factory roles, waiter, bagger, and “attention” notices for a lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall Creek
Hobson
Illinois
Senate
Capitol
California
Shelby
Tinois
Indiana Ave
Krent
Delaware
Bey
Massachusetts-ave
Brease
Extraordinary Silk Sale In The Silk Section
An extensive silk sale details black taffeta and duchess in multiple widths and prices, including $1.00 and $1.25 qualities, with colorful colored taffetas, satin striped corded silks, and varieties of satin and peau d soie. Also lists groceries and other fabric items with reduced sale prices across numerous sections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. .C.c
Full Inc
Rug Sale Promise With Refund Guarantee
A retailer claims prices 25 to 49 percent cheaper than rivals for similar rugs. They challenge comparison with prices from 9.98 to 24.50 and offer a 30 day cash refund on oriental rug purchases without questions.
Cattle and hogs market quotes from Indianapolis sale
Cattle receipts 600 with prices for steers and cows across weights from 1,000 to 1,900 pounds. Good to prime and prime to fancy export bulls and heifers priced. hog receipts 6,500 with shipper ranges for heavy, mixed, and lightweights. Sheep and lambs also listed with per hundredweight figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ceesaee
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Dean Pairk
Axe
Sloane and
Reiff
Eitteen
Spiritualists’ Cabinet
New Jersey
War Office
Mark Flays
Billee Bryan
Mark
Oho
Wall-st
Wall-st. Journal
Aneenattin
Ben and
Maggie Hollings
Interstate Live Stock Market
N. West
Lis River- “Ave
St. Liberal
Ma. N. Meridian
A. DP
Eerie
Soe No. 16
Aine Sapir Peat
Acorn
Seth Veuts
Ead
Atrivice O
Ict
Silesia
Arecaticana Poetata
Saxony
WM. H. Block CO
Union Stock Yards
MCRAE
Massachusetts Ave
the Sun
East Ost
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