Stock speculation and currency fears weigh on New York markets
Financial notes discuss continued stock exchange interest despite heat and economic strain, citing foreign demand for gold, currency concerns over Austrian silver florin, and potential shifts in state bank notes. Analysts warn on sugar duties, bequested beets policy, and the impact on industrial stocks and railroad bonds.
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Dispatch
New York
Matthew Marshall
To-Morrow
Sun
New York Merchants Face Dept Licenses and Rent Tax
Historical note describes storefronts like Marche and Sterns facing new licensing by department rather than single license, with fees rising by department staff and a tax on rental value. Mentions reactions of New York showkeepers and comparisons to Ridley’s and other large establishments.
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New York
Stern
Ridley
Wolf Bite Marks Kentucky Farmer in Mountaineer Tale
Gerald Jerome of Kentucky, a mountain farmer near Knoxville and Middleborough, shows a long scar on his right cheek from a pet wolf that turned vicious. He recounts taming the animal for years before the wolf bit him, and notes he sought Pasteur’s hydrophobia treatment in Paris, but recovered fully.
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Kentucky
Gerald Jerome
Knoxville
Middleborough
Jerome
Pasteur
Paris
Choctaw Leader Henry Moon Sees Tribal Progress in OK
Henry Moon, a Choctaw Indian educated in Carlisse, travels to Washington to handle legal matters and discusses tribal advancement. He praises peaceful progress, education, farming, and fair government treatment, noting remaining unsettled lands in the territory and plans for cattle farming.
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Henry Moon
Washington
Moon
Carlisse
Oklahoma
Indians Drive Intruders Out Spokane
Report from the Colville reservation describes growing unrest as Indians armed and burning property confront prospectors. Troops may be called in. Chief Arpacken leads 25 tribes toward Fort Spokane to clear the land of outsiders.
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Spokane, Walsh
Colville
United States
T. C. Chaplin
Spokane
Rays
Columbia River
Arpacken
Fort Spokane
Missionary to India Dying After Fatal Fall from Tree
Charles Martin of Wayneborg dies from injuries after falling from an apple tree near his home in Worcester. A former Methodist missionary to India, he and his wife returned home due to ill health. He is noted as son of Alexander Seen and son-in-law of E. M. Sayers. Also, Quebec Attorney General Casgrain accuses Charles Langlier of taking a bribe related to the Hereford Railway subsidy in 1890.
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Worcessire
Charles Martin
E. M. Sayers
Quebec
Charles Langlier
Hereford
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg
Grace
Joan Sincer Grace
John
Elizabeth Keyser Grace
Crafton Station
Monpar
Graham
Washington
A. m
Joux Gaaua
Union Depot
Moxnay
M. Himmelrich
Charles Hoo Heed
Fayette Street
Allegheny
Tam
Baltimore
Fight at Tustin Street Leads to Police Lockup
Thomas Barrer and Patrick Churchhill jailed after a brawl on Tustin Street tied to a long standing grudge. In Schenley Park, Jonyx Peani George Hargill and Joseph Holbi, three Hungarians, were arrested for stone throwing and vandalism. Three others, including John McFarnland, were detained nearby.
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Thomas Barrer
Patrick Churchhill
Tustin Street
Neds
Jonyx Peani
George Hargill
Joseph Holbi
Schenley Park
John McFarnland
Ee Pomp Ry
Hey
Fourteenth Wards
Pulaski Springs Resort Opens Near Pulaski with Mineral Water
A new summer resort named Pulaski Springs rises at Pulaski in Lawrence county Pa offering elegant hotel accommodations, mineral water baths, extensive grounds and boating on the Shenango river. The hotel will be ready by August 1 with 80 guest rooms and 45 rooms in the left wing, priced from suitable rates, and seeks guests by mid August.
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Pulaski Springs
Pittsburg
Ohio
John Parrish
Charles Somers & Co
Fourth Avenue
Pulaski
Lawrence County
Shenango
Shenango River
Alldin
New Castle
Garment Fabrics and Trimmings Sale At Unmatched Prices
A large display of medium and fine Cambric Nainsook and Swisses is offered on long center counters with striking prices. Insertings narrow and wide for underwear trimming, yokes, pillow shams and more are advertised alongside over 1 000 pieces of fabric. Shoppers are invited to judge the value for themselves as judges, jurors and spectators all pay the same low price.
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Lee
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Welles
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Jockeu Ig Tum
Carnegie
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Louvre
Embroideries and Embroideries Offered in Large Lots
Large lots of embroidery items offered with prices noted. Some pieces are slightly soiled and described as not fine but worth more. About 45 inch embroidered flounces described as not fine but a bargain for buyers seeking quantity.
Embroideries and Laces Offer Bargain Lot at Local Store
A sale listing describes CAMBRIC DEMI-FLOUNCES at 15 20 and 25 cents per piece with wide margins and embroidered edges. It highlights Swiss and-naisook flouncings, color embroideries for Ginghams and Dimities, 250 yards of Victoria Lawn, hemstitched laces in beige and ivory white, and wide ranges from 3 to 45 inches.
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