Free trade trends and May gains highlight mixed market outlook
May reports show strong gains over last year with prices reaching 20 year highs. Iron and steel idle conditions and prospects of a shallow downturn contrast renewed expectations of a large cotton crop and continued declines in manufactured goods demand. Market comparisons place the week against prior periods in the U S and Canada, with variable results.
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R. G. Dan & Trade
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EASS GALL SCORES Follow games played roster note
American League results show Washington and Philadelphia games rained out after 7 innings. National League reports Philadelphia and Boston were affected by rain. New York State League games Harrisburg at Williamsport Altoona and York with Johnstown and Lancaster scores listed.
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phia
Phildelphia
Boston
Detroi
THecnEVat
Harrisburg
Williamsport
Altoona
York
Johnstown
Lancaster
Roosevelt backs reform push in meat packing probes
Washington reports that President Roosevelt forwarded the agriculture committee’s summary on Chicago meat packing to Rep Wadsworth with a letter stating no conflict with Neill Reynolds findings. The summary criticizes haste to reform as almost tragic and urges immediate thorough expansion of federal inspection of meats in interstate and foreign commerce.
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house
Roosevelt
Wadsworth
department of agriculure
Chicago
Neill-Sreynolds
agricultural department
mport
Wad
Shicago
Softness of Sealskin Rivaled by Human Hair
The article praises hair softness and gloss, attributes main hair trouble to dandruff caused by two pests, and endorses Newbro's Herpicide as the sole treatment to destroy the dandruff germ. It claims dandruff causes hair loss, promises glossier hair with Herpicide, and notes sales through druggists and a Detroit address with a Special Agent signature.
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Newbro
Herpicide
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Herpicide Co
Retroit
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Williamson
Vanderbilt kinfolk noted for modest living stance
The text portrays Alfred Gwynne Varechuk as a leading figure in a Vanderbilt family branch and mentions Mrs Anitieriane Vanderbilt, a Newport socialite. It notes a son and recalls a past event where the couple lived in a six room flat to blend in with ordinary people.
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Vanderbilt
Anitieriane Vanderbilt
Newport
teasten James
Elsie French
Call for tougher inspection to aid stock growers
Committed to action, the speaker warns further state measures may follow on animal industry administration and adulterated products. He stresses that no delay harms honest ranchers, stock growers, and farmers, and urges timely, adequate inspection and reforms.
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Archbishop Farley Hosts Pope In Good Health Visit
In Rome on June 9 Archbishop Faber of New York met Pope Pius XI in private audience. The pontiff listened with interest to Farley’s report on New York Archdiocese and expressed gratitude for the faith zeal of clergy and laity. The archbishop noted the pope appeared frail yet cordial and said New York is now among Rome’s closest dioceses due to fast steamers.
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Seven Hurt By Falling Water Tank Crash in Pittsburg
A large water tank broke loose at a Pittsburg building on Liberty Avenue, injuring seven people. Seven were taken to hospital with broken limbs and other wounds as debris scattered and bystanders fled. The collapse caused panic and partial damage but most occupants escaped.
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Pittsburg
Liberty avenue
Three Perished in Flames At Centre New Jersey
In Centre New Jersey late Tuesday a fire killed Mrs. Samuel Garrison 59, Mrs. Jacob Emery 49, and Garrison’s 12 year old daughter as the family slept. Three men in an upper room escaped by jumping but were unable to help the women. The blaze was of unknown origin and smoke suffocation caused the deaths. In Florida, Ocala June 9, Jim Davis known as Dago was lynched at Inverness after killing Russell and a negro servant as soldiers arrived too late to protect him.
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Jim Davis
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Inverness
Brooksville
Piillmore
Adele Anderson
J. W. Anderescn
Charles H. McComas
Alexander McComas
Hartford
Methodist Episcopal church
Belden
Daniel H. Martin
Spencer S. Greenwell
First Presbyterian church
New York
Margaret Esrlebach
Fort Srchnyler
Long Island Sound
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Ree
Lena Ker
Eschbach
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schbach
Alice
Washington avenue
Groax
State Police Shoot Miners in Indiana Clash
A violent confrontation near Ernest Indiana between state constabulary and striking miners left seven wounded, three fatally. A marching miners band fired on officers prompting a return volley. Officials later denied state police fired first, citing sheriffs deputies as the shooters.
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Buffalo, Rorhester & Pitsburg
Anita mines
Jefferson County
Punxsutyner
state constabulary
Adrian hospital
Philadelphia
John C. Groome
sherif
Groome
Harrisburg
Robinson
constabulary
Refused Cual Stock Policy Details In PennsylvanIa Rail Case
Testimony outlines alleged stock offers to railroad officials, stock advisories from Frank Thomson, and a Berwind-White pier payment tied to coal operations. Witnesses claim policy allowed stock exchanges, while Cassatt denies favoritism toward Keystone Coal and Coke. A separate New York shooting case and New Jersey Supreme Court appointment are noted.
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Pennsylvana Railroad company
Jon
Hoar
Leathe
Unitas Alfred Hoks
Thomson
McLellan
Padden
biles
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Berweya-White company
Versines pas ours
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Pennsylaad
Robert Kelso
Casssatt
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S. F. Potter
Donohue Coal and Coke company
Keystone company
Cassatt roneem
WG. Spansier
Pennsylvania railroad
Milton
Kerstone Coal and Coke company
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