Morning News Briefs on Finance and Industry
The Calcagy and Northwestern Railway profits for September exceed last year by 36400. New Jersey school officers move to curb cigarette use among students and staff. Canada faces food scarcity as winter approaches due to wartime planting delays. Sir John MacDonald cites English privy council in Riel fate. Glasgow steel talk claims ships can be cheaper to build than dron slips. Sinking of Clarke & Co. Solarlron Works mill in Pittsburgh injures seventeen. four more believed mortally hurt.
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Sir John MacDonald
Riel
Privy Council of England
Stiel
Todo
Dominion
Tut Beilish Roa and Steel Institute
Glasgow
Fo Sait Ba
Servia
Atantic Kort
Tne
Clarke & Co
Solarlron
Piltsburg
Blangs Sligine
Stenaa
Sin
Sams
Melbourne
Australis
Theovald Thompson
Jupister
Sandrust
Thompson
Jupiter
Ellerton
Thad
Jupiters
Bardi
Roxe
Europe
Jupiter Mining Company
Lillerton
Jeter
Jupiter Mice
Nimus
Telegraphic General Notes From A Busy News Page
An active demand for steel rails at 89 to 31 per ton. A licence of 500 At year imposed on roller skating rinks at Freazort Illinois. Postmaster General ends Sunday mail delivery. Wheat and corn stocks in New York Commerce show 43 602 813 and 8 138 493 bushels. A hailstorm hits Dinwiddie Virginia impacting cotton tobacco and peanut crops. Wage gaps between Pittsburgh glass workers and crews settled. Dominion commissioners conclude Ball-Breed claims work with allowances over 290. Counterfeit 7 percent 1000 bonds circulate in DC and Cyprus City. Michigan supreme court ruling strengthens local option. Louis Knoll identified in fatal freight-car incident in Kengal City. Coroner declares Professor Broder murdered after initial inquiry at Janesville. Peabody Fund trustees report 807 705 paid this year. CLeland and Pierrepont Morgan elected to board succeeding Grant and Whethmore.
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Freazort
Illinois
Tue
New York
Dinwiddie County
Virginia
Pittsburg
Dominion
Paul Broder
Beloic
Wis
Atsurs
Janesville
Professor Broder
Peabody Educational
Clareland
Je Pierrepont Morgan Ward
Guerral Grant
Samuel Whetmore
Global tensions spark multiple wars and political shifts
Reports describe Sekvia threatening mobilization of the Turkish army, irish labor pressure on farmers, proposed Cossack action in Transcaucasia, and German colonial interests in East Africa. London fire devastates warehouses costing about 15 million dollars. Madrid officers duel over politics. Czech club house bombing attempt blamed on Germans. France faces cabinet reshuffle threats as deputies defect. Treasury notes show September dollars in circulation, with naval and customs reforms under review. Wheat, flour, and meat markets show fluctuations amid broader geopolitical unrest.
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Sekvia
Aldergete Street
London
Jessea
Garrigan
Madrid
Spain
Duc Botem‘a
London Times Paria
Yas
Chamber of Deputies
Chumbura
France
Repube
Attorney General Garland on Bell patent suit stance
Garland writes President Cleveland explaining his position on the United States suit to test the Bell telephone patent in the attorney general’s absence. He cites disability and independent action by the solicitor general, notes precedent and cabinet practice, and describes how filings are referred to the issuing department for guidance before final action.
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Bell Telephone
Wasmindton
Garland
Cleveland
United States
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Organ
Juinge
Pan Electric Telephone Company
Casey
Young, Colter
van Berthysch
U.S
Bell
Pan Electric Company
Times Democrat
Arkansas
Aiterney General
Tus
Supreme Court
U. S
Department of Justice
Whch
Esecurve
Washington
Ju. Goode
Sirz—Taubreitte
Atty Gee
Jon Lo Bes Uie Nate
Na! Ae Telephony Co
Lowil Sur Attantom
Department of Justica
Interior Department
Ambitious Carline island terms reach amicable accord
Spain gains Yap by Germany pledge and Caroline waters trade resume with island inhabitants. Coaling station privilege granted, pope’s mediation unnecessary as agreement restored, reflecting Berlin era borders and regional commerce normalcy.
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Gkemasy
Spain
Caroline Islands
Germany
Caroline Waters
Widespread Fires Cause Heavy Losses Across Several States
A series of blazes and accidents caused extensive damage and injuries. In Jersey City a Monday fire caused $100,000 in losses with one fatality and injuries from a boiler explosion in Pittsburgh. Prairie fires devastate McPherson County Dakota, with $200,000 in property losses and Creal County reports. Nevada Missouri clothing firm Hall & Linton burned, $30,000 loss and $25,000 insured. London England suffers a $15,000,000 conflagration. Aldergate destroys three eight-story business blocks. Amity Arkansas fire and coal oil explosion wreck Willard’s drug store and Joe Coker’s dry goods house. Coal train wreck near Baton Pa. one worker, George T. Transue, killed. Franklin Dale Cotton Mill at Wappingers Falls burns, $100,000 loss, likely mill closure and 200 jobs lost. Port Jervis NY boy dies after being crushed in shifting machinery.
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Armagline-Shol
Wartolouae
Drydavka
Jersey City
Pittsburgh
McPherson County
Dakota
Campbell County
Honga
Hall & Linton
Nevada
London
Aldergate
Amity, Ark
Willard
Joe, Coker
Tite Joss
Layhigh & Susquehanna
Baton
Goorra T. Transue
Franklin Dale
Cotton Alill
Wappingers Falls
Garner
Ita
Port Jervis
New York
Modern Architecture Favors Cough Cure Trial
Mr W W Armitage a San Francisco draughtsman reports a severe lingering cough greatly improved after using Red Star Cough Cure. He credits the remedy with curing his own cough and helping other family members, claiming widespread relief at home.
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W. W. Armitage
Montgomery Street
San Francisco
California
Eskimo Themed Paper Sparks Controversial Reception In Winnipeg
Lord Lansdowe's official Winnipeg reception faced a boycott as residents objected to formal evening dress. Two entrances were provided, one for the public and another for officials, reflecting local tensions. The piece notes grand financial figures for Buenos Ayres Bank, contrasting with U S banks.
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Boston
Eskimo
Greenland
Ataygagdlivuit Nalinginarmik Tysaruminasasseimik
Lord Lansdowe
Winnipeg
Attorney General Rejects Reference Precedent in Patent Suit
The Solicitor General discusses the propriety of referencing a department in the patent matter. He notes the exhibit from the patent office as sufficient and decides not to refer the application to the Interior Department. He concurs the precedent is poor and directs U.S. Attorney McCarey to discontinue the suit.
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Goode
U. S
Patent Office
Bell
Interior Department
U.S
McCarey
District of
Ten Bessee
Home Made Games Provide Mental and Social Benefit
The article urges households to make their own games using simple materials and crafts. It notes historical games cut from boards and cards, promotes word making, puzzles, and counting games, and argues home creation develops inventive faculties and lasting value beyond commercial toys.
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Bristol
Eads Demonstrates Ship Railway Model in Public Exhibit
James B. Eads recently showed a working model of a ship railway at the Mutual Life Insurance Building. A three foot wooden ship rode a hydraulic pontoon across a land and sea section with a turntable and water pump system illustrating the concept.
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Eads’ Ship Railway
York Teloun
Tehuantepec Ship Railway Company
Séyeute Suor
Mutual Life Insurance
James B. Eads
Eads
Mosby Returns After Financial Wreck From Dog
Mosby explains his ruin came from a bridge toll register that charged him 275 as a Newfoundland dog scratched itself on the device. The tale appears in Arkansaw Traveler as a humorous note on misfortune. Also mentions Austrian maneuvers with bicyclist orderlies.
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Mosby
Jim
Moshey
Bridge
Were
Tama
Flood Rock Explosion Destroys Historic Island Reef
Thousands gathered as 300 000 pounds of explosives blasted Flood Rock in New York harbor at 11 10 am. Police and guards protected inmates and crowds while the river shuddered, water shot hundreds of feet into the air, and wreckage littered the site. Only minor injuries reported, engineers assess debris and bed changes.
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Rock Island
New Yeoix Harbor
Blackwell Island
Wards Island
Blackwells Island
Almshouse
Workhouse
Lunatic Asylum
Navy Yard
St. Ann's School
Halluts Point
Mary Newton
General Newton
Mises
Tell Gate
Astoria
Imure
Corps of Engineers
Newton
Rackarock
It Was Cheap It Seems High At A Dollar And A Half
A clipped New York Times exchange shows a clerk quoting a price of one dollar and a half per yard for silk while a customer seeks a discount. The piece contrasts remarks with a statistical note that UK mineral production in 1884 totaled £61,232,028 versus £64,635,834 in 1883.
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United Kingdom
Terrible Fargo line wreck kills five. dozens injured
A collision on the Fargo and Milwaukee branch seven miles west of Fergus Falls killed five men and injured about forty. A rear section derailed after a broken coupling sent cars speeding into the intact engine, burying workers in debris and delaying rescue efforts.
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T. Paul
Fargos Fils
Padge
Here
John Rovinson
Whapeton
D.T
Fergus Falls
Freveh
Balloon Drama Off Dover Ends With Rescue At Sea
A balloon sighting near Dover leads to a rapid descent and a dramatic rescue. The craft drifted toward Ramsgate after breaking gas loss, with crew pulled from the water by a galley and tug, while observers and steamers pursued. Captain Dale blamed for valve failure.
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Dover
Shakespeare
Dover Castle
Reader
Dover Harbor
Granville
Ife
Birracke
Serandals
Admiralty Pier
London Sitam Navigation Company
Sir Walter Raleigh
Ramsate
Dale
Ramsgate
Hello Tom Gives Stranger Bed and Board Tale
A police officer questions a vagrant about his failed farm work stint. The man recalls being taken to a farmhouse with a plank bed and shed confinement, but he left after stealing bread and a shin bone and has wandered town since.
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Tom
Limited liability in corporations and Mint output in 18S4
The word limited signals a corporation is liable only for its stockholders' agreed payments. Public must seek payment from the corporation, not stockholders. Mint estimates 1844 gold production at $30.5 million and silver at $48.8 million in the United States, totaling about $79 million.
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United States
A Dull Market On The Genesta And Puritan Ships
In a murky market talk a broker notes sinking activity as Genesta’s bowsprit breathes weariness and Puritan bets fade. Partners are away at races and winds shift, leaving yacht stocks and sail fancies in limbo while bids flutter and offers dry up.
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Bouton
Puritan
Genesta
Danil
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Calcagy and Northwestern Railway
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Telegraphic
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Columbia
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Louis Knoll
Bh Lsearultees Howaa
Trume
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Hitensok & Barrart
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Mexican Central Railroad
Transure
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Ohio
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Corj
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Clary Hough
Re Trak
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Tiga
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Mich
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Siate
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Tar
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el” Pago
United
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Cuat Hoi
Capitol
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le Ynder Yestertay
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Seler
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Foxang
Mr. Hill
West
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Capitale
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Dirbriot
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Tex
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Tanner
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New York Times
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Vining
London Standard
Touss
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