Review of Trade Influenced by Foreign Affairs
New York Oct 28 R G Dun and a review of trade notes foreign affairs have shaken markets more than expected. War fears in London spurred wheat moves and currency concerns while Paris turmoil prompted rapid wire transfers. Western wheat receipts rise, exports total 16.6 million bushels in four weeks, and cotton prices slip as frosts loom amid hopes yield stays adequate. Failures show 226 in the United States and 24 in Canada for the week.
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New York
R. G. Dunand
London
Paris
San Francisco
Pacific
Australia
Atlantic
United States
Canada
Market Report Sees Mixed Trade In Dry Goods Sector
The Journal notes a modest uptick in dry goods trade with jobbers and October’s fair activity, though overall demand lags. Mild weather dampens fall and heavy fabric sales. prices hold for standard goods while shipments and curtailment moves stabilize the market amid mixed orders and uneven cloth prices.
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The
Journal
Fall River
China
New York
Boston
Inters
Gome
Market closes with cautious tone on goods quality
The report notes mixed delivery quality and cautious buyers. Blankets and dress goods see limited orders, jobbers slow to move stock, surrounding towns weak while the west buys generously. Prices remain steady on a low base, with hope for larger movement as colder weather arrives.
A Brilliant End to Philadelphia's Peace Jubilee
Oct 28 Philadelphia closes its peace jubilee with a grand civic parade. Gov Hastings and Mayor Warwick presided over Independence Hall rededications and a school chorus. The 20 000 strong parade featured floats from Betsy Ross to the United States foundling asylum and included visits by military and naval figures aboard Kasagi.
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McKinley
Washington Party
Independence Hall
Gov. Hastings
Brownson
America
1St Regiment
Florence Earle Coates
Daniel W. Hutchin
Charlies F. Warwick
Independence Square
Hastings
Warwick
Old Rose House
Betsy Ross
Washington
Hancock
John Bull
Uncle Sam
Mises Columbia
United States Foundling Asylum
Hawaii
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hobson
Dewey
Manila
Red Cross
Liberty
Columbia
Miles
Shafter
Bellevue
Hotel Aere
Magalhaes
Brazil
Countess Westback
Kasagi
Kashiwabara
England
Sumner
Philip
Sigsbee
Folger
Marix
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Col Waring Illness Reported In New York
Health Officer Doty and Dr Stimpson visited Col Waring at home. Waring’s temperature near normal and he appeared much better. Doty said the case may be yellow fever but prognosis is premature. Waring arrived from Havana Tuesday. Public health danger deemed none, immunity status of those around him not material.
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New York
Doty
Col. Waring
Stimpson
Havana
Dr. Doty
George Gould obstinate in marriage dispute with Howard Gould
New York news notes George Gould refuses reconciliation with Howard Gould over his marriage to Cath erne Clemmons and resists any settlement that would deny Howard half his fortune. The report also mentions family opposition and a church testimonial for Chamberlain s Pain Balm from J T Bays pastor, with local pharmacy listings in Neodesha Kansas.
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Chamberlain
J. T. Bays
Pastor
Christian Church
Neodesha
Kan
Eling
Merrimack
Central
Middlesex
Central Streets
Casto Restores Bears as The Kind You Bought Signature
Casto re bears she the kind you wa bought signature amid repairs the ad shows a home appliance branding theme. The fragment hints at a mail order or retail sign promising genuine signature items. The readable bits suggest product labeling and a sales pitch typical of a mid century department store feature.
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CASTO
Signatere
Middlesex Teachers Meet in Boston Amid Lectures
In Boston Tremont Temple hosts the 46th annual Middlesex County Teachers' association session. Sessions open with devotionals, papers on control and scope, history’s role, and ethical instruction. Officers elected include Cyrus A. Durgin as president and Fred C. Baldwin as secretary and treasurer.
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Boston
Tremont Temple
Middlesex County Teachers’ Association
Frank ©. Parlin
E. A. Horton
William D. Bates
Fall River
A. G. Thompson
Thayer Academy
Pericles
Roy Greene Huling
Cambridge English High School
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
Cyrus. A. Durgin
Lowel
J. C. Knowlton
Tewkebury
Lama A. Leonard
Malden
J. S. Buck
Lexington
W. D. Parkman
Waltham
A. R. Linscott
Woburn
Cyrus W. Irish
Lowell
R. J. Conden
Everett
F. H. Nickerson
Melrose
A. Wadsworth
Cambridge
Fred C. Baldwin
Somerville
T. E. Parlin
C. A. Durgin
F. Cc. Baldwin
Marchand urged to withdraw from Fashoda amid hunger and risk
London reports the British cabinet demanded Marchand withdraw immediately from Fashoda with no promise to discuss Nile access. If he stays, reinforcements halt. if he leaves, he may reach Cairo to press Paris. Editorials signal possible French withdrawal and uncertainty over a British protectorate in Egypt.
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London
Pall Mail Gazette
Yestrday
Marchand
France
Nile
Fashoda
Marchands
Khartoum
Egypt
Cairo
Paris
England
The
Standard
Major Marchand
Daily News
Omdurman
Cuban Planters Object to Soldier Labor Demand
Hist arrives at Manzanillo with General Leonard Wood and Lieut. Matthew Hanna. Col. Pettit reports Cuban General Rios tries to keep troops together and asks plantation owners to say how many men they can employ, promising to supply all required if only soldiers are used. Planters unanimously refuse the arrangement.
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Lieut
Young
Hist
General Wood
Helm
Jungeéen
Hornet
Wampatuck
Manzanillo
Victor Blue
Leonard Wood
Santiago
Matthew Hanna
Wood
Col. Pettit
Pettit
Rios
Tod Sloan Wins Cambridgeshire Handicap for Nunsuch
London reports Tod Sloan rode the four year old bay filly Nunsuch to victory in the Cambridgehire handicap yesterday. The Prince of Wales attended as the event drew the day’s racing spotlight.
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Tod Sloan
London
Nunsuch
Misconceptions on Curzon appointment and Leiter lineage
The Indianapolis News notes Arnold White of Harper's Weekly argues the Jewish community praises Curzon's wife, Levi Z Leiter's daughter, as a regal figure akin to the Queen of Sheba, while clarifying Leiter is not Jewish and hails from Calvinistic Dutch stock.
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Arnold White
London
Harper's Weekly
Mr. Curzon
India
Levi Z. Leiter
Sheba
Queen Victoria
Indianapolis News
Moody and the Sinless Man
A man claiming perfection visits Evangelist Moody and says he has sinned never. Moody gently questions him and asks to confirm with his wife before he is convinced, highlighting the satire of an unblemished saint.
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Moody
Evangelist Modia
Mr. Moody
Ladies’ Home Journal
Strike Ends for Laster Strike in Southeastern Massachusetts
Brockton Oct 28 The general strike of lasters in boot and shoe factories across Brockton Rockland Middleborough Stoughton and nearby towns ended early today with the union authorizing workers to return. Nearly 509 men were involved as lasting machine companies emerged as the decisive force in the collapse of the strike. A conference in Boston between striker representatives and the machine men failed to yield an agreement.
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Brockton
Rockland
Middleboro
Stoughton
Massachusetts
Consolidated Lasting Machine Companies
Boston
Never Give Up An Earnest Appeal To Suffering
A promotional appeal argues hope is needed amid sadness and delay. It touts Dr. Greene's Nervura as a safe remedy for ailments from weak blood to shattered nerves, claiming relief from nervous headaches dyspepsia melancholy weakness and general indisposition.
Dr Greene's NERVURA Promise End of Strike Report
A union committee from lasters organizations announced a strike end after a prolonged mass meeting that ran through the night. Factory work is expected to resume next week as businesses praise the remedy and consult Dr. Greene at 34 Temple Place Boston Mass for free initial advice and individual attention.
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Ence Committee
Jasters
Central and Lincoln Banks Merge in Boston Deal
Boston observers report the Central and Lincoln banks on Devonshire street will unite as the Central national bank. Otis H. Luke would be president with Benjamin B. Perkins as vice president as the syndicate of Kidder Peabody liquidates nine other institutions.
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Central and
Lincoln Banks of
Boston
Central
Lincoln Banks
Devonshire Street
Central National Bank
Kidder-Peabody Syndicate
Otis H. Luke
The
Benjamin B. Perkins
Lincoln
Boston Postmaster Henry A. Thomas Named Custodian
Boston on October 28 reports Col Henry A Thomas the postmaster of Boston is appointed custodian of the United States post office and federal building to succeed Internal Revenue Collector James D Gill who was appointed May 4 1897 shortly after the death of Post master Coveney.
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Collector Gill
Boston
Henry A. Thomas
United States Post Office
Federal Building
Internal Revenue
James D. Gill
Coveney
Blaze in Haverhill destroys four-story block
Haverhill October 28 fire gutted the four story wooden buildings housing Jacobs and Son dry goods Edward A Mitch ell druggist and other firms. Loss about 50900, fully insured.
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Haverhill
Jacobs and Son
Edward A. Mitchell
Maine Battlefleet Rescue Bid From Acme Wrecking
Acme Wrecking of San Francisco seeks navy authorization to raise the battleship Maine from Havana harbor using water jets and underwater chains attached to steel barrels. The firm would transport the ship to the United States and pursue salvage or exhibit options if not needed. No payment is requested unless salvage is awarded by condemnation. Authorities say approval likely if the company proves reliable.
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Washington
Acme Wrecking Company of
San Francisco
Navy Department
Maine
Pacific Coast
Department
Havana Harbor
United States
President reports upbeat Paris peace progress
The President informed the cabinet on October 28 that Paris peace negotiations are progressing faster than expected. A Philippine discussion will not begin until next week, with Spaniards pressed to avoid prolonged debate and accept U S positions. Beef cattle duties in Cuban ports remain unresolved until U S control increases.
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Washington
Paris
United States
Cuba
Spain
Discharges Stir Controversy In Blaine Era
Captain James G. Blaine along with Captains Edward Murphy and Samuel W. Belford are honorably discharged from US service by order of the President. The move prompts broad criticism in military and political circles, linked to notable relatives and public figures.
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Washington
James G. Blaine
Edward Murphy
Samuel W. Belford
United States
Jimmy” Blaine
Murphy
New York State
Belford
Colorado
Congress
McKinley
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Cyrus A. Durgin
Gen. Kitchener
Kitchener
Dover
Prince of Wales
Marlborough House
Dr. Greene
Acme Wrecking Company
Wilson
General Planco
Blanco
Lucky Young
Blaine
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