Week's Record of News from Home and Abroad
A digest of global and domestic items, including grain stocks in the United States, peace talks with China, a Boston world chess championship draw, robberies on the Baltimore and Ohio line, a Newark whisky trust receiver filing, coal mine strikes and federal actions, fires in Detroit and Oshkosh, Alaska coal field discovery, and various accidents, disasters, and political notes from cities nationwide.
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Washington
China
Chrles Barker
Boston
Richard Jordan
Edinburgh
Scotland
Baltimore & Ohio
Athens
Whisky Trust
Newark
Minor news notes from around the world
Unredeemed Porto Ittean money totals about 400 000 on the island. A British steamer dealer raises alarm over a levy as American rivals preempt his market. Brussels police foil a plot to kill Prince Albert during his welcome. New York City has 1522 polling places, nearly the Nebraska total and more than North Carolina. Kaiser Wilhelm speaks at a foundation laying, seeking Germany’s imperial greatness. Steubenville opens America’s first glass marble factory. Andrew Carnegie pledges to match local fundraising for a theater Lyceum in Patergoy. Northwestern Steamboat line to build grain ships via St Lawrence route. General Welson Powell arrives in Pretoria to command police for the Transvaal and Orange River colonies. A sugar cane plan for Harlem congeren is placed with a Cleveland firm. brick cars to Antwerp. Baldwin locomotive works orders 22 locomotives for New Zealand and six for Star Mung Company in Spain. A Togolese authority cites Paris congress outcomes hoping for wartime end. An address at Cape Town blames “agwumps” for the war, urging Kruger to act.
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Prince Albert
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Oless
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Germany
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Andrew Cionegie
Patergoy
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Lakor Iyceum In That City, He Northwestern Steunship Vane Pany
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South African League
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Kruger
Powder price dispute holds up mine strike settlement
Reports from Carleton and Scranton indicate miners and operators fail to agree on powder price adjustments tied to a ten percent wage increase. Officials warn the strike could extend as mine owners reject conversely framed terms, while President Mitchell remains noncommittal. The region laments stalled progress and growing restlessness among strikers.
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Amelia
United Mine
United Mine Workers
Seljef
Trade review on unsettled year but improving under October
New York reports trade gains as coal strike settlement calms inputs and retail demand expands in the east. Prices ease while iron and steel show small rises, and western crops boost confidence. Failures slow, exports surge with September records, while imports show modest gains and a brighter calendar-year outlook.
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R. G. der & Dea Weekly Review of Trade
Bessemer PLC
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
United States
Canada
Bradstreet’s
Pacific Coast
Bank Robbery and Murder in Bronargh Mo
In Bronargh Missouri on a Friday dawn seven masked robbers dynamited the Farmers Bank safe striking Constable William Y. Morren who died from a 44 caliber shot. The robbers stole tools from a Missouri Pacific chest and escaped with cash totaling about 81,625 as locals gathered. The town of about 500 residents saw gunfire as the robbers fled.
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William Y. Morren
Bronuugh
Morren
Robers
Missouri Pacific Tool Chest
A. O. Brubaker
Death of Capt John B Adams, G A R chief
Capt John B Adams former past commander in chief of the G A R collapsed and died at the state house on Friday afternoon from heart trouble. The 24 year old veteran, connected with Boston and the Ciaumander unit, was reported to be in good health earlier in the day.
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Boston
Gut
John B. Adams
Town
Town Swept Away and Passenger Tragedy Reported
A flood devastates Guadi-Joupes Mexico killing and dispersing residents who fled to foothills while livestock perishes. In Indianapolis a trolley crash injures passengers after a switch engine accident at Brightwood. Newark pastor Rev A Nelson Woodfield dies at age about 69.
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Frio & Western
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New Jersey Presbyterian Synod
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Hollis Held
Righteous indignation and old shop-keeping quarrel
A fragment shows a comical scene with Mr Nurox claiming a delivery dispute about stale wine bottles and a merchant disputing the claim, followed by a wry exchange between diplomats and a humorous Grain-O testimonial praising a grain drink as healthful for all ages.
Perfectly Safe Lying Machine Debate Sparks Mock Alarm
A fragment from a newspaper page shows a satirical debate about a allegedly safe lying machine. It includes dialogue cues and stray ad blurbs about poultry sterilizers, yacht quirks, and health remedies, with miscellaneous quotes and product mentions interspersed throughout.
Help for Women Who Are Always Tired
An appeal-like notice citing Mrs. Ella Rice of Chelses Wis who suffered two years from bearing-down pains headaches and backache caused by womb inflammation and was cured by Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound The ad claims this remedy relieves fatigue fainting spells low spirits and related symptoms and promotes Mrs Pinkham's advice from Lynn Massachusetts as the solution.
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Mrs. Pinkham
Peron
Lynn
Mase
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