Mandolins shift to American makers amid rising demand
The article notes mandolins once imported from Germany and Italy are now largely made in the United States due to growing popularity and strong wholesale demand. It mentions American guitars and violins, artificial stone for walls, and various trade notes including printers and light industry, with scattered items on weddings, public works, and a dynamite blast in Providence.
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Mayors Court Battle Over Police Chief Warrant Signatures
In Sioux Farn Judge Jones ruled the mayor must sign warrants after removing M Dickson as chief of police. The mayor had not signed warrants at the next council meeting, prompting mandamus actions and potential appeal to the supreme court.
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Republicans of Michigan Convention Deliberates At Grand Rapids
Delegates gathered in Grand Rapids as Republican Michigan held a state convention. A late start, telegram from W. Bates on party unity, and speeches by Mayor Visher and Mr. Cosgrove dominated proceedings. The event highlighted loyalty to the party, forthcoming statewide nominations, and preparations for the 1915 political year.
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Daly Stable Barred by Jockey Club Stewards
Jockey Club stewards heard William C Daly trainer and jockey Keefe testimony regarding Lizzie in the sixth at Brighton last week. They barred Daly stables from entries until further notice though horses entered before the action may race at Brighton this afternoon.
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War on trusts editorial and proposed constitutional amendment
The article reports calls in Congress for an amendment to outlaw trusts and monopolies in agriculture and essential goods. It cites Representative Hutchinson and Mor Mutheson, noting the resolution may not pass this session but has begun debate. The proposed Article 16 would empower Congress to ban such trusts and enable needed legislation.
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Agreement In Sight At Democratic Conference Unions Hope Rises
Democratic conference members met this morning to discuss the whole situation. A report is expected by Tuesday and an agreement on the bill is anticipated. Names and places are unclear, but the effort aims at swift accord between Senate and House leaders and allied parties.
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Tammany Not Dead After New Hampshire Storm
Severe thunderstorm across New Hampshire damaged wires and property disrupting polling and daily life. Torn flags and uprooted trees hit urban areas as residents reported outages and fear of political shifts. Local officials urged calm while parties assessed losses and awaited better weather.
Chiko Lying In State Amid Century Old Remains
A garbled report describes a ceremonial laying in state of a chimpanzee named Chiko in Dayton Ohio. It mentions crowds at Contra Park, burial plans, and scientific talks about its brain and bones for preservation, with references to officials and a memorial event in a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper tone.
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Dayton
Contra Park
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Evening Alively
Chile
Panzog
Ingalls Seen as a Jonah in Kansas Politics
The Kansas political scene centers on Ingalls as a divisive figure. Campaign leaders fear his stance could split the Republican base, with Democratic allies accusing him of venom and misused rhetoric while some senators and committee members weigh whether a late Senate bid would help or harm the party.
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Ingalls
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Steamer Werninder II Sinks Schooner In River
The Pathfinder reports sinking a snail schooner in the river near Detroit on Sunday. No crew members were found. the sunken vessel is believed to be the Gilad Sidings, drifting between Dorrit and Iselatu in the stone trite. Analysts estimate a Kingland expenditure of 13,000,000 on pictures.
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Sumner Pathfinder
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Ielatul
Pullman Palace Fire Finance Debate and Tax Questions
A stalled plan to expand Pullman Palace operations is criticized as a tax burden on Chicago residents. The piece details alleged annual city subsidies, rent, utilities, and maintenance costs totaling about 40 595 dollars, funded by taxes, with critics claiming funds flow to the Pullman Palace company rather than city services.
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Kansas
Vilas Defends President in Senate Attack Across Parties
In a heated session, Vilas defended the president against attacks on his character. The debate touched on temper, uprightness, and the administration’s conduct, with emphasis on personal friendship and loyalty within the government. No decisive outcome reported.
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Reilly Pacific Bill Committee Report To House
The minority of the House Pavitie committee votes against the Reilly bill to settle debts of the Cen Hinth and Cnion Tacitio. A report will be presented to the House with three or more queries and opinions from Heathor and others. Opponents urge extending the time for railroad debt settlement and warn the bill offers no security for government.
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Labor Commission Sets Investigation Schedule Across Chicago
The Labor Commission, including John Th Ker nin of New York and S. Ke Worth ington of Illinois, with U.S. Labor Commissioner Catsail Wright Whexathcle, met to plan investigations into percent atmios in the west. Sessions began at 1 o clock with a noon recess and were to resume at 2. Investigations may extend beyond Chicago if needed, with Wisconsin and New York members returning home tonight to prepare for travel to Chicago.
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New York
Commission
Chiklengo
China’s Pride Sunk in Naval Engagement
China’s pride sank after a July 10 battle with Japan. The Chinese ironclad Chen Yuen, the largest warship in the fleet, and two cruisers built by the Acustrongs at Isewlek, were captured by Japanese forces following a fierce fight.
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Straw Haulers Strike Turmoil Over Straw Sale Price
Vandalia farmers organized the Straw Haulers association and backed a boycott of Vandalia Paper Mill to secure higher straw prices. Strikers warned nonmembers and threatened violence to enforce delivery stoppages as union and nonunion factions prepared for further clashes. A court sale order was issued in a separate matter involving the insolvent railroad.
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Judge Ricks impeachment inquiry rocks Cleveland scene
Unclear report from Cleveland July describes suspicions against United States Judge A. Ricks over alleged corruption tied to the Wirdaoll cases and Central Labor Union actions. The Commercial Gazette faces pressure to drop the case as calls grow in Congress for investigations and resignation.
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Central Labor Union
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Ricks
Ohio
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Hon Singer
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Militia Returns Home Amid War Debates
A fragmentary report describes militia units standing down and soldiers departing under orders from Brigadier General Whowler at South Chicago and surrounding areas. The text blends military duty with local crime notes and a discussion of aluminum extraction research, mentioning Wall Street figures, capital, and industrial plans amid a volatile postwar context.
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