Stock and Produce Markets Aug. 23 Markets Report
The market notes from New York and Philadelphia show mixed quotations across stocks and commodities. Cattle receipts and prices in Philadelphia remain active with prime and choice dairy items moving. marriages licenses listed for Sanford Eyler and Salle Butt, Emmitsburg area, plus Joseph Gooper of Loudoun and Elisia Sandusky of Buckeystown.
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I East Library
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Salle CG. Butt
Emmitsburg
Joseph Henry Gooper
Loudoun County
Elisia Mendoras Sandusky
Buckeystown
This County
Guilty Deliberate Defects in Carnegie Armor Plating
Washington report says Carnegie Steel officials and workers committed severe fraud in armor plate and bolt shipments to the government. Severe negligence found. recommendation tests for suspected plates. Committee denounces crimes as moral and urges strong future protections for the treasury and seamen.
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Washington
Amos J. Cummings
House Committee On Naval
Carnegie Steel Company
Carnegie Company
Nevy
Air
Cummings
Carnege Company
Ergimeus
Baitle
E. Schwab
War rumors and strikes ripple across nations and ports
The dispatches report imperial edicts and naval cautions in China with Empress orders and Japanese residents leaving Shanghai while Hong Kong sees arrivals from Japan. In New Bedford, labor arbitration hearings unfold with clashes between workers and business interests as strikes and inquiries continue. Separate notes recount a pharmacist’s arrest for bogus checks, reinstatement petitions for ex-strikers, a medical malpractice coroner’s inquest, and Salvation Army camp plans alongside drownings and a mine replacement effort in Wilkes-Barre.
Indignation meetings spark in Alabama amid noise
News items summarize several events: Kolb indignation meetings in Alabama. Minneapolis mills produced 232090 barrels last week vs 179310 the prior week. Hotel Metropole clerk William S. Belding fled with over 5000. South Dakota GOP nominates Sheldon for governor and Gamble and Pickeer for Congress. CNW railway wreck near Fort Atkinson with three dead. Camden barber Claston Danler died in incendiary fire. California Democrats nominate Jackson Temple Murphy and Judge Badgeford for supreme court and defeat free coinage.
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Wiliam S. Belding
Hotel Metropole
Philadelphia
South Dakota
C. H. Sheldon
BR. J. Gamble
John A. Pickeer
Congress
Chicago and Northwestern
Fort Atkinson
Wis
Claston Danler
California
Jackson Temple
James Murphy
Judge Badgeford
Supreme Court
Rocky Spring Church Centennial Celebrated in Pennsylvania
The Rocky Spring Presbyterian Church, among the nation’s oldest, marked a centennial celebration with hundreds gathering four miles from the city. The old structure remained unchanged, drawing adherents from Cumberland and beyond to the historic building. In another item, police arrested two boys digging fishworms under Pennsylvania railroad tracks, charged with weakening the tracks and risking wrecks.
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Zeta Arrest Sparks Naval Escort in San Francisco
Reports detail General Antonio Ezeta and four Salvadoran refugees being seized by U.S. authorities in San Francisco amid interdepartmental tensions. Marshals, aided by Consul Calderon and Mare Island naval officials, transport them to the Bennington for extradition proceedings as lawsuits and habeas corpus questions loom.
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Marshal Baldwin
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Hually Lnter
Relief
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Lodock
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Heliof
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San Francisco Bay
Mare Island
Morrow
San Salvador
Horatio S. Rubens
Gunnades de Quesada
New York
Atorneys
Sovernment of
Resolution to test defective armor plates adopted
In Senate and House reports from ASHINGTON Aug 24 the body approved a resolution directing the Navy secretary to remove suspected defective armor plates from vessels and subject them to ballistic testing at the Indian Head proving ground. The move came as debates over procedure and absences delayed other business.
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Secretary of Theavy
Indian Head Proving Ground
Cummi
Strike of Potters Imminent
Evizayeta Aug 24 The B. Beerbower Pottery company warns workers of immediate wage cuts and a shutdown if not accepted. Workers refuse, signaling a strike that could close the plant and leave 200 bands unemployed.
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Evizayeta
B. Beerbower Pottery Company
Rock Island Manager Testifies on Strike Costs and Blacklisting
General Manager F St John of the Rock Island railway testified before strike commissioners detailing the impact of the strike on his road. He said the company did not blacklist workers in the general sense and that only a small fraction of strikers were rehired. He estimated strike costs between 800000 and 1000000 dollars and denied railroad control over U S marshals, noting many rioters were strikers. He discussed wage considerations and the General Managers association amid earnings declines.
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Rock Island Railway
Yestertey
Pullman Company
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Lean
St. John
Mr. John
American Railway Union
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Afr
St.ohn
General Managvers’ Association
Hook Island
Dixon to Fight Marshall in New York Aug 24
George Dixon and Jerry Marshall, who claims to be Australia is featherweight champion, slated to contest a 119 pound bout for a championship. The report notes a match arrangement and title claim amid a chaotic garbled text.
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Yesterday's Baseball Scores Mixed Across Cities
Reports from Philadelphia to Chicago detail numerous games with varied results. Boston and Cleveland played, New York swept miscues, while Syracuse saw action in a doubleheader. A troubling theft and a fatal farm shooting add to the day’s unsettled events.
A Great Nuisance Attacks the Ubiquitous Sprinkling Cart
A city columnist denounces the common sprinkling cart as a hot season nuisance. The piece details mud, dirty clothing, and water spray that mars wearers’ attire, urging drivers to reduce water discharge at crosswalks and improve street conditions. It references fashion and mentions Rambler Bicycles and a general appeal to readers.
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