Postmaster General eyes limits on endless chain schemes
The Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions defending missionaries in China against broad accusations. A potential general strike in Pennsylvania coal regions could shift sympathy to workers amid charges of oppression by operators. Public response to Galveston relief shows rapid mobilization, with over a million dollars raised and ongoing aid efforts continuing into cities nationwide.
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Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
China
Pennsylanis Anthracite
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Frederick
Galveston
Texas City
Johnstown
Ghia
Rele? Pregerick
Apple crop boom tops agricultural notes in Baltimore press
The Baltimore Herald reports a buoyant fruit outlook with a record apple crop across New England, New York, Pennsylvania, and the Far West. Estimates suggest 1500 yields up to 100 million barrels, with the National Apple Shipper’s Association predicting a market value between 80 and 100 million barrels, underscoring U S leadership in apple production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
Central West
Canada
Nova Scotia
United States
Baltimore Herald
Fragmentary Humor Quips From Various Papers
A collage of brief humorous exchanges and snippets from U S newspapers including lines about Maine moose chasing, a keeper of the house of correction, aloof politics, a bicyclist hit, and Spriggins continuing essays on prices in an empire, reflecting light gossip and satirical tone.
Voice of the Press and Political Assessments Excerpt
A fragment from the Washington Star attacks Jim Brady as a notorious bank burglar and criticizes political assessments endorsing civil service protections. It notes Brady’s poverty in retirement and quotes his defiant statement that criminals are fools. It also comments on Civil Service laws and reform, condemning coercive fund-raising practices and urging public service integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Star
Jim Brady
Mount Vernon
N.Y
Brady
Philadelphia Ledger
English Bulldogs Rodney Stone and Bromley Crib Sold to America
Rodney Stone and Bromley Crib, two English bulldogs purchased by Richard Croker Jr., cost 1000 and 400 pounds respectively. Rodney Stone, a dark brindle, was praised as a near perfect specimen and sparked a belief he could outclass any U S rival. Bromley Crib, though handsome, lagged behind in physique. Before shipment they fought once, Bromley Crib losing, and since leaving England the pair have remained on good terms.
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Rodney Stone
Bromley
Vince
Aquarium
Tre Medician
Jake Othe Funnells
Jomley Crib
Mr. Croker
Rodney
Bromley Crib
Sweet September's Skies Poem Reflections in Autumn
The passage blends verses from authors like Bostux Hens and Brenex D. Sacxpers, noting September skies and autumn harvest. It contrasts Love and Fame, and mentions Mother Earth rewarding labor. The tone mirrors a late nineteenth or early twentieth century newspaper prose with poetic lines and clouded attribution to the St. Louis Republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mother Earth
Brenex D. Sacxpers
St. Louis Republic
China and Russia aim for complete disarmament talks
London dispatches report Li Huang Chang to be taken aboard a Russian warship at Wu-Sung and hosted by Russians at Taku with the Chinese railways minister. The Times notes Earl Li urging a list of those responsible and a proactive allied stance. Empress dowager believed at Hsing-Chou. 3,000 Russians said to have reached Pekin. France and Russia reportedly agree on disarmament including Taku forts. General Chaffee plans for winter troop comfort and cautions US withdrawal. Chinese Christians to be provided for. Pekin looting cited with mixed feelings from missionaries and foreigners. looting debated among Sacred City residents.
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China
Gen. Chaffes
London
Li Huong Chang
Wu-Sung
Taku
Shanghai
Morning Post
The
Times
Wirtng Wednester
Earl Li
Tuan
Hsing-Chou
Tai-Yuan-Fu
Tien Tsin
Chaffee
United States
Pekin
Ge. Chaffee
Cis
The Girl About Town Reflects on Community and Fair
A reflective column notes Texas disaster contrasts, praising local resilience and churchgoing. It sketches weekly town life, weather shifts, fairs, harvests, and social events from Defenders Day to Braddock Heights, commending unity and upcoming Winchester and local fairs.
Market Prices and Supplies Report From Local County
The notice lists regional market prices for produce and meats amid a dry season, noting rising costs on peaches and milk products while fish and vegetables show varied figures. It highlights late market hours, consumer access concerns, and a general expectation of a good yield if weather cooperates. Local farmers survey weed control and crop readiness across the county as buyers seek oranges, pears, cantaloupes, and other staples.
Weekly Trade Review from Baxrrary on Sept 14 Markets dull
The week’s market activity is dull with coal stocks down on potential strikes. City and state bonds show scattered moves, Seaboard securities offer selective buys, and Georgia Alabama issues reach records. Money remains easy, with call at 3 percent and time at 4 to 3⅛ percent. Boots and Shoes trade notes indicate buyers favor prompt shipments and lower average values versus last year.
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Baxrrary
Ealsa
Virginia
South Carolina
South
Georgia
Alabama
Carolina
Southern
Florida
Seaboard Securities
Seaboard
Virginia Midland
United Railways
Norfolk Street Railway
Pittsburg United Traction
Metropolitan 5
Washington
Anacosta & Potomac
City & Suburban 5
American Bonding
Continental
Maryland Casualty
Commercial & Farmers
Union
Osnton Company
Atlantic
Suithoad
Northam
Tcbatrnsons
Mekir
Market notes and commodity prices in Bradstreet's update
The report reviews demand and prices in several markets including wool, tallow, and cotton amid broader trade conditions. It notes expanding demand for raw cotton and rising feed prices, with anthracite miners' strike looming as a central risk. stock markets remain dull with professional activity and weekly business failures at 167.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradstreet's
New York
Bradstreet’s
Anwar
War of Extermination in China Strikes Catholic Missions
Berlin dispatch reports the Cologne Volkszeitung saying Catholic missions in China face expanding violence. The apostolic vicarate in South Shan Si is destroyed, churches burned, Christians driven out, and the Catholic orphanage in Tai Yuan Fu burned with about 100 orphans. German stance on Li Hung Chang remains cautious amid rumors of recognition and China relations.
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China
Berlin
Cologne Volkszeitung
Haakow
South Shan Si
Tai Yuan Fu
North Shan Li
Germany
Li Hung Chang
Foreign Office
United States
Russia
Baron von Ketteler
Kiao Chew
Bank Ledger Fragments Show Assets and Liabilities
Fragmentary bank report lists assets including loans and discounts, securities, reserves, and notes of other nations. Indicated liabilities show capital stock, surplus, profits, and due to other banks, with various unpaid dividends and reserve details.
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Porn Xu
Aick- Redemption Fond
Treaccrer
Gserdadzee
Honda
ULS
National Bank
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Doctreen Proving and Mancta ‘3 Company
Er Bataan
Erie
Dawe
Ube
Wy Mall
Moon
Sat Sedley
Natcess and Gross Society
Fredenck
Jess
Stemporaly Comment
Wellington
Cumberland Times
Jones
Haperstowun Herald
Scitmer
Baltimore
Galiswaute
Maine
Philadelphia Press
House of Correction
Indianapolis Press
Spriggins
Pe Gaines & Cutts
Indianapolis
Ecney & Bro
Brurgine
Fredericr
Jis. Dai, Rudney Sture
Ajod
Anill
Lova
Bostux
Texas
Larhmer
McKinley
Convent
Woman's College
Hagerstown
Washington County
Washington and Gettysburg Road
Braddock Heights
Atlantic City
Maryland
Key Monument
Agme
Deptasophs
Sremen
Athletic Park
Brezixk
Carroll Creek
Frederick County
Winchester Fair
Mary Jaxr
Macy
Porterhouse
Weekly Review OF Trade
Township
Scort & Sox
Materia
Per Dass
Barrisner
Areport
Frederick County National Bank
Fotal
TATE
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Total
Makylaxd
SS. Ldj
W. J. Canty
Sh Bank
Berd
Sasa Up
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Thomas H. Haller
J.D Barber
Lars H. Hargett
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Ateee
MakrLaxn
Fredehice
Ins Tytee
Ia Tyler
Wesley Bendles
P. Orrect
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BE. Shipley
A. M. Landaube
Noah E. Cramer
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Wilbur H. Dovall
Casnier
Beinseln
S. P
Branklin
Af Smith
Chas J Lika
Winebrener
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Bright
Bey
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North Market Street
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