McKinley Election Spurs Hiring and Plant Expansions
Reports from Pirrapexe Pennsylvania show Nations Tube Works planning a new department with machinery costing about 300000 dollars, creating hundreds of jobs. The Republic Ironworks and H J Heinz company contracts boost capacity and employment as Oliver iron and steel plants come online.
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Pirrapexe
Converse
The
Nations Tube Works Company
Republic Ironworks
National Tube Works Company
H. J. Heinz Company
Oliver Iron and Steel
Wedoveday
Monongahela Tis Plate Works
Oliver Ron Nodative Works
Oliver & Roberta Wire Works
Startip Plate Works
Aince
Clinton
McKinley Victory Spurs Hiring in Kankakee
McKinley’s election boosts local industry as factories expand. The Superior Horns Nail Co plans to begin work Wednesday with fifty employees after election delays. A $100,000 defunct Kankakee Furniture plant, owned by the Atlas Bank, Chicago, sold this week for $45,000 amid rumors a six match factory will occupy it and the Goulds may oppose.
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Kannakee
McKinley
Kankakee
Superior Horns Nail Company
Goulds
Central Coal and Coke to Restart Mills in December
The Central Coal and Coke company, idle since June 1, plans to start all tolls December 1 due to rising trade. Several hundred workers will be employed at the mill in TuxanaNa Arkansas, with Kanes City Pittsburgh Gulf railroad also resuming work. President Stillwell says the raid will be ready by January 1.
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TuxanaNa
Ark
Navy
Central Coal and Coke Company
Kanes City
Pitsburg
Stillwell
Pig Iron Trade Surges as Sheffield Furnaces See Orders
The Sheffield Iron and Steel Company received an order for 4000 tons of pig iron at an advance of 60 5 8 a ton over pre election prices. Since Tuesday the two Sheffield furnaces have taken orders from 100 to 1000 tons each, signaling a revived iron market.
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Froaence
Ale
Shefefield Coat, Iron and Steel Company
Yeaterday
Shefield
Manhattan silver plate factory resumes nights on election tie
Lyons New York November 10 The Manhattan silver plate works have begun night shifts due to large orders awaiting election results. New Haven and Tower silver plate factories have also varied hours amid staff shortages. Jacob Fisher Pottery founded 1825 back in full operation for the first time in months. The result remains unsettled.
Big crop and steel plant revival boosts 1897 outlook
In Hangiseuna and nearby, produce handlers secure funds to move a 759,000 barrel crop. Steel plants like Chesapeake nets Works and Lochiel rolling mill resume operations after brief closures. New orders promise work through year end and into 1897, with several mills restarting and open health and bridge departments reporting activity. Ingalls seeks foreign ministerial post with England or Russia favored. Kansas City brewers win a federal case over price manipulation allegations. A boiler explosion in Lexington kills three and injures several more minors damaged.
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Hangiseuna
Chesapeake Nets
Anicheneaa
Lochiel
Payton Rolling
Lalach Gosjean Tin Mills
Gaffaireig
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Stesiton
Rail
Bessemer
Milla
Tne Bridge
Frog and
Switch
Dauppin Bridge
Newport Furnace
Industries restart as Elwood plants resume operations
The Elwood area economy shows recovery as McClay chimney factory restarts and the plate glass plant resumes with 700 workers. Hiwood window glass, Wetherall mill, and other local plants plan full or extended shifts. Forge, foundry, and radistor firms increase output. several yards and mills begin full operation by month end.
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Elwood
Franklin
Towoe
McClay
Todey
Plate Glass
Aiuce
Suta
Macbeth
Hiwoud
Glaas House
Tha Forge
Titpiste
Roo Foundry
Radistur
Ero Wlau
Thor Forges
Wetherall Rollian Millet Frankton
Bute
Elwood Tile
Box
Pisot
Ilwood Furniture
Bellefonte glass works to reopen after six years idle
After six years of idleness the Bellefonte glass works announce a revival. Repairs begin tomorrow and furnaces are to be fired within about two weeks, restoring employment for about forty men. A citizen subscription last week funded the renewed activity.
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Beercnts
Peng
Bellefonte
Repeira
Mills resume operation boosting local jobs in Pryva
Four mills in Pryva Ohio began operations today including the corrugating works the rollist mills the Snyder Bentwood works and the Crtlinseed mill. together they employ about 600 men. the American strawboard works will start as soon as repairs are completed.
Mill reopenings spark activity at Buell mill and Hayden mills
Will He Opes, Sr. Josefa Noy report arrangements for reopening the Buell woolen mill with business likely by week’s end. Superintendent Custer notes a good outlook. In Masa Nov 10 Hayden mills at Chiltonville decide to reopen after two years idle. the cotton duck factory employs about 200 workers.
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Josefa Noy
Custer
PrimoviTsa
Masa
Hayden Mills
Chiltonville
Idleness to End In Conngusyise Indiana
Nov 10. Factories in Conngusyise Indiana prepare for immediate resumption of business after months of idleness. Large numbers of employees are affected across furniture plants carriage works foundries and machine shops in the area.
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Conngusyise
Ind
Venezuela Commission Sees Early Arbitration Likely
The Venezuela boundary dispute may be settled by arbitration soon as the commission meets in Washington. An official statement notes previous speeches suggest progress toward a friendly settlement and that a formal decision will not be rushed. Meanwhile reports detail arbitration terms between the United States and Great Britain and note ongoing discussions.
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Wanninton
Venezuela
Ubu
Salisbury
Ballebury
Islabury
Great Britain
United States
San Francisco Woman Released From Prison On Medical Grounds
Mrs. Walter M. Cassia of San Francisco was released from Wormwood Scrubs today by order of the home secretary. She is to be placed in the care of her husband, who is ill, and the party plans to return to the United States aboard a cotton mill transport employing 700 workers. The prisoner's condition is serious and has deteriorated over weeks.
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Loxpon
Walter M.caatia
San Francisco
Wormwood Scrubs
Home Secretary
Woorsocket
United Statesville Cotton Mille
Local notes from Senatta and surrounding towns
Reports cover Missouri Pacific shop workers in Senatta switching to full time, a heavy snow event in New York and Midwest towns, storm progress in Leapzaiz, Minnesota, railroad pass agreements renewal, a fatal arson case in Haun Virginia, the Great Northern Theatre opening in Chicago, Nebraska football win at Exposition Park, Joe Goddard defeating Denver Ed Smith in Johannesburg, and a Smithton post office burglary with stamps stolen.
Kansas Legislators Named for Winter Session at Topeka
Following is a roster of elected state senators and representatives for Kansas with post office addresses and party affiliations. The list spans many towns including Atchison, Be Kansas Clu, Ottawa, Manhattan, Topeka, and Wichita. It notes party distribution, with populists leading both houses, and cites joint-ballot majorities and opposition totals. Also mentions the Farmers Institute meeting at Laddonia with premiums for farm products.
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Totaka
Rand
Kansas
John & Fulton
FL Wallack
Atchison S—W
Lawrene
Simmons
Wellinville
Finstassel
W. H
Mound City
Stow Garnett WcGeorge
Dewitt
Jola
MLN
Ury
Fort Hoot
Doln Goodie
Bronson RE. Loomis
H. I. Moore
R. Marysville
J F. Buell
R. Westmoreland
Rosson
JL Magermaier
Junction City
L. Palenske
Alma
Lambert
R. Emperley
Dunlap
F. Singleton
Eureka
D. Barkley
Howard
Tohn Shouse
R. Sedan
C. L. Brown
Arkansas City
EA Jacquins
Winfield
Attonwood Palle
Washington
Doyle
Stoner
Concordia
James S. Richards
Minneapolis
J. S. Hean
Salina
Eli Williams
R. McPherson
T. J. Jackson
Newton
C. G. Eckstein
Wichita
Charles Hutton
Oliver R
Wiehste
Silas
Rutlege
Colwich
Rackney
Wellington
F. Harbaugh
Caldwell
F. H. Mott
Harper
C. W. Fairechild
Kingman
T. Patton
Meticine Lodge
F. Brown
Caen
Thewmlore Botiio
Watchinson
Thomas Keddie
Arlington
Carr
Stafford
Isam Wright
J. L. Peighner
P. Sterling
Fl—L. H. Seaver
Elaworta
Vovelgesang
R. J. Lambert
Tincoln
J. B. Ward
Beloit
Jobh A. Fouty
Oxborne
Farrell
Formosa
ATW
Ingle
Tyner
C. HM. Turner
Isaac Conger
J. L. Hansell
M. Rene Gima N. Deed
I. Gire Asture
M. Jacke
Coldwater
Lor
Ravenserale
Ashbind
J. Puzzerald
KR. Dalge
Bradiey
M. Krison
Alfred Lawson
J. Wallace
A.C. Foley
P. Norton
W.D Street
Ff. Obelin
W. W. Metz
C. E. Leddell
Dickton
Laces
Burtin
Garden City
Haywood
R. Lakin
Tapscott
Syracuse
Wilsam
Johnson City
M. Alexander
Tirsses
Heminger
Santa Fe
W. Hollenbeat
Meade
Aker
J. F. Dalton
Hugatan
House
Senate
Misseurs
Mxxco
Farmers Institute
State Board of Agriculture
Laddonia
Knights of Labor session to discuss tariff and glass duty
The regular session of the general assembly of Knights of Labor opened with about 100 delegates from the United States and Canada. General Master Workman Sovereign presided. It was a secret meeting with reports that tariff reform and removing duties on window glass will be considered. A separate note mentions a tramp saving a train from a dynamite plot near Mitchell, Indiana. The Farmers National Congress opened in Indiana with about ninety delegates, led by President Clayton and Gov. Matthews welcoming attendees.
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Creu Eetwe
Knights of Labor
Canada
Parmere
Wheat advances and market shifts noted in Chicago report
Chicago market shows a one cent up move from yesterday with wheat hitting near year highs as December contracts rise and profit taking trims gains. The report also mentions global grain bull trends from India, Russia, and Argentina and cites various regional market notes and legal actions from St Louis to Kansas.
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New York
Cutcalo
Simo
Bull Newa
Indis
Russia
Coxey proposes demonetizing gold and silver in 1900 plan
The Commonweal Leader’s 1900 platform urges government ownership of railroads highways waterways telegraphs and phones municipal control of streetcars waterworks markets and utilities with public works projects and woman’s suffrage. It calls for direct popular election of the president and a January 12, 1897, St. Louis conference to promote initiative and referendum.
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Clevzlanp
Coxey
Commonweal Fame
Mhis
St. Louis
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