Markets and Trade Report From Bradstreet's Telegraph
Special telegrams from New York summarize mixed national business activity. Notes show busy boot and shoe makers and dry goods agents, with lumber dull in Boston, and iron markets rising on reduced outflow. Bank clearings reach 35.5 billion for seven months, while July trails. foreign gold outflows reflect continued investor distrust.
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New Vork
Bradstreet
Boston
Gray Forge
Chicago
Isbor
Pittsburg
New York
United States
Cananda
St. Joseph
Omaha
IRS
DSO
Snnow
New York Stock Exchange
South
Thrinderpala
Cave
Dun & Co
Bessemer
Birmingham
Mintsburg
Bradeireet
Montreal nail makers strike ends in union victory
A broad range of 19th century economic items are noted, including the end of a nail makers strike in Montreal, a phenomenal last week for South Dakota coin crops, a New York shipment of 500000 in gold coin, and a charter for Tue McKeesport and Wilmerding Land Company. The report also covers tobacco dealers, rail and telegraph wage tensions, a large San Francisco coin shipment, and ongoing iron ore and coal price concerns with regional cargo patterns and corporate filings.
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South Dakota
New York
McKeesport and
Wilmerding Land Company
Answors
London
Haven
Matt & Rossiza
San Mego
Cal
St. Louis
Juve West
John Mason
Clara M. Underhill
Hexway Strix
Union Pacific
San Francisco
United States Treasury
Washington
Paesipest Gomrens
American Federation of Labor
Pennsylvania
T4se
New York Senate
Reading Combine
National Association of Dealers In Gas and Electric Fixtures
Atlantic City
L. R Besha
Kansas City
Chicago
Itasca Iron Company
St Paul
Duluth
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cleveland
Lower Lake
Lake Erie
Ashtabula
Railway Interests and Conclave Impact Near St Louis
The International Railway Congress opens in St. Petersburg on August 20. A $4000 bond favors the State of Arkansas against the Little Rock and Memphis Railroad Company. Five railroads from St. Louis to Denver scramble for transport as crowds head to the Triennial Conclave. Rumors of friction on the Frisco between officials and the Order circulate.
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International Railway Congress
St. Petersburg
State of
Arkansas
Little Rock
Railway receivership and construction deal noted in court and Canada
The U S District Court judge in Jacksonville replaced Jack Tampa and Key West railway receiver R. S. Canle with Mason Young of New York, an American Construction executive, while minority stockholders contest the action. Separately Pascire Davie of British Columbia hosted Frank Bakeman and Chicago associates to celebrate government alignments with the Canadian Western Railway project from Victoria to Seymour Narrow and on to Yellow Head Pass, linking with an eastern line.
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Juper Swartz
United States District Court
Jacksonville
Don A. Pardee
R. 8. Canle
Jackoe
Tampa
Key West
Mason Young
New York
Young
American Construction Company
Chicago
Pascire Davie
British Columbia
Frank Bakeman and Associates
Bakeman
Canadian Western Railway
Victoria
Seymour Narrow
Vancouver Island
Mainlan
Yellow Head Pass
Large fires and mill damages reported across towns
Multiple towns report major fires and mill losses. Shaffer Bros. mill in Laughlinstown uninsured losses 1000 to 1600 dollars. Brussels sees two cotton mills burn forcing families from work. Schulenberz Boeckler mill in Stillwater valued at 190000 with 65000 insured. Australia steamer at Portishead gutted. Hollidaysburg fire devastates town near Court House with Lutheran church scorched. Insurance details listed for local leases. summer resort news teased for THE DISPATCH tomorrow.
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Laughlinstown
Westmoreland County
Shaffer Bros
Brussels
Stillwater
Minn
Schulenberz & Boeckler Lumber Company
Dutchtown
Bristol
England
Australia
Glasgow
New York
Portishead
Hollidaysburg
Court House
Altoona
Lutheran Church
Aren
Altich
L Woodcop
Benjamin Hewitt
Landis
Turner Hopkins
Joseph Hart
Calvin McClanathan
Thomas Kennan
Joseph Love
Martha Bouy
Northwestern Line announces low rate harvest excursions
The Chicago and Northwestern Railway plans two flat fare round trips August 10 and September 27, 20 day return validity, covering Iowa Minnesota the Dakotas Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Utah Idaho and Montana. Tickets via coupon agents or W A Thrall G P T A Chicago. A separate note covers the Great Broadway Central Hotel in New York after a $100000 reconstruction and new cable car access to Grand Central Depot and Bond Street.
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Great West
Northwest
Chicago
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Idinia
Montana
W.A. Thrall
Northwestern
Hailway
New York
Tilly Haynes
Boston
Broadway Central
United States
Broadway
Grand Central Depot
Forty Second Street
Bond Street
Train Service Toronto to Return via Allegheny Valley
Toronto to Return schedule outlines Saturday travel on August 6 with return tickets valid five days. Eastlake coaches and Pullman buffet parlor and sleeping cars operate from Union Station at 8:90 and 8:50 bo. Mw. and 8:50 bu. TIFs.
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Toronto
Canada
Allegheny Valley Railway
Eastlake
Union Station
Pittaburg Ad Rates and Local Goods Mentioned
Transient room renting promoted in The Dispatch classified column with offers to place ads at a cent a word. References to bedbugs and a remedy for teething and wind colic appear, along with men’s underwear and a health product for rosy cheeks.
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Pittaburg
Dispatch
Sgo
Pastor And People In Pittsburg And Allegheny On Sunday
GLEANINGS FROM CHURCH FIELDS urges prayer to be delivered from unreasonable men. A large church member falls ill unknown to the pastor, provoking offense and withdrawal. A near sighted preacher fails to recognize a parishioner, sparking criticism of neglect of the poor amid ministerial prejudice.
Sunday Services In Pittsabore Churches
Sunday services listed for numerous Pittsburgh area churches with times and sermon titles. Notable pastors include William J. Reid D D at Oakland U P and First U P, Rev. Charles Edward Locke at Smithfield M E, and Rev. J D Sands at Seventh U P. evening and morning services vary, some cancel August evenings.
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Pittsabore
Hazelwood Christian
J. R. Wane
Liberty
M. E
W. W.oup
Oakland U. P
William J. Reid
D. D
First U. P
Seventh Avenue
East End Church Services Schedule and Congregational Activities
East End churches announce morning and evening services with pastors and sermon topics. Emory M. E. and C. V. Wilson lead morning worships with “King's Pathway” and similar themes, union services at Silver Lake, and additional ministries at Mount Olive and Sixth United Presbyterian. The schedule includes open air outreach near Boquet and Frazier streets and notes attendance at Idlewild Lutheran reunion.
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East End
Cumberland
Silver Lake Oaks
Mt E
T. N. Eaton
Vastor
Boquet
Frazier Street
Sixth United Presbyterian
Collins Avenue
Station Street
D. BR. McDonald
Canonsburg
Lla.u
St. Mark's Memorial Reformed
North Bishined
ieee a _ midt
Il A. W
Christian Assurance
Christ Lutheran
Sheridan Avenue
J. L. Smith
A. W
Sons of God
Idlewild
Point Breeze
Community church services list across city on Sunday
The schedule lists multiple churches led by Rev. DeVite MB Benham Rev. E R Donehoo Rev. Fred S Miller Rev. W H Rodenbaugh Rev E B Hood and others with morning and evening services at Silver Lake rove Southside Mt Washington and Welton M E including sermons on themes such as The Rich A Very Gracious Duquesane Heights Monumental Miracles Special Help for Special People and Gods Remed for Worldly Care plus a quarterly love feast and sacramental services.
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Kingdom of
Eighth Presbyterian
E. R. Donehoo
Southside Presbyterian
Fred S. Miller
Mt. Washington Presbyterian
Farrand
A.M. Nnd
Duquesane Heights
M. E
W. H. Rodenbaugh
Tor
Mt. Washington Baptist
George I. Street
Commanion
Fallen Stara
Mt. Washington
U. P
Tor. R. E. Hood
D. B. McDonald
Canonsburg
Primitive Methodist
Cobden Street
H. J. Buckingham
Welton M. E
Sarah
Twenty-fourth Streets
W. Davis
Presbyterian Church Morning Services Across City Scene
A list of Sunday worship times across multiple churches including North Avenue M. E. and Central R. P. in Allegheny, First Christian, Central Presbyterian, Green Street Baptist, Riverside M. E., and others. Preachers named include Rev. J. W. Bell, Rev. Joseph Kyle, Rev. J. W. Sproull, and Rev. C. J. Tanner. Special events note Sunday school, evening services, and lay-led leagues with schedule details and locations across Pittsburgh area.
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U. P
Stavenne
Joseph Kyle
Joseph H. Vallance
John I. Blackburn
Covington
North Presbyterian
Christian Endeavor
C. J. Tanner
Cincinnati
First Christian Church
Montgomery Avenue
Arch Street
North Avenue
Poe
Ap Coe Mae
Nixon Street Baptist
Hatson
Tor —Morat
C. E
Central R. P
Sandusky Street
J. W. Sproull
Tor
Central Presbyterian
Lacock
Anderson Streets
B. McCormick
Frenchton
T. W. Pearson
Green Street Baptist
Scott and Robinson Atreats
Laws
D. D
R. W
Riverside M. E
H. &. Free
Morn- Deeee
Pono League
Tom of Jesus
Carrie Taggart
Allegheny R. P
Land and Worth Diamond Streets
The
Star
W. J. Coleman
Lev. James M. Coleina
First Congregational
Franklin and
Manhattan
Union M. E
Idlewood
Episcopal Mission
St. John the Baptist
Wood's Run
McClure Avenua
Allegheny
Laymen’s Missionary League of
Diocese of
Pittsburg
Hill's Pile Pomade Promised Cure Advert
A local ad touts Hill's Pile Pomade as a complete cure after 15 years of suffering. The message claims a printed guarantee with each package and lists prices and mail order details. It names Anderson of Ogdensburg and Jos Fleming & Son as sellers at 412 Market Street.
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Hill
Bas
Anderson
Ogdensburg
N. Y
Jos, Fleming & Son
Market Street
Lace Smugglers Caught by New York Customs Officials
New York August 4 Special Colleator Hendricks with Surveyor Lyon and Chief Whitehead of the Treasury agents declared war on lace smugglers. A major seizure of 1565 pieces of fine laces including duchesse and Point d Alencon was made from Mme Cariclee Zacaroff aboard La Touraine. The laces were appraised near $3000.
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New York
Colleator Hendricks
Lyon
Whitehead
Treasury
Duchesse
Point d’Alencon
Custom House
Mme Cariclee Zacaroff
la Touraine
Mary F. McQueeny
Picnic After a'coon Hunt Ends in Shootout
Seymour, Aug 5 Special. Early today William Greer and four others from Seymour and Crothersville rode home from an all night raccoon hunt. Greer, after stopping the wagon, loaded his gun and fired at William Wilson and John Firman, killing Wilson and wounding Firman. others and a horse were also hurt. Greer escaped amid great excitement.
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Seymoour, Inc
William Greer
Jacob Loertz
Shorty” Wilson
John Firman
Seymour
William Wilson
Crothersville
Coon Hunt
Greer
Shorty
Wilson
Loertz
Rainmaker Melbourne Secures Rain Contract in Kansas
Fr. Scott Kansas report notes Rainmaker Melbourne agrees to pay Bourbon county farmers 500 dollars for a half inch of rain. He will start Saturday and aim to deliver the rainfall within 48 hours. Also mentions a literary note and a future feature in The Dispatch.
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Rainmaker Melbourne
Fr. Scott
Kan
Bourbon County
A Knight of Chivalry Concludes With Reckoning at Sea
Cynthia Needham falls for a faulty letter confessing love to Lucius O’Neil. Her husband returns from war, forgives and forgives again as the Orion letters surface. He reads but spares her, sealing a vow to protect their fragile peace and her reputation.
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Cynthia
Lucius O'Neil
Seross
Granville Mostyn
Lonsband
Lucius
Mra Needham
Captain O'Neil
Melcombe Station
Iain O'Neil
Mia Ni
Captain O'Neill
Opon
England
Pard
Granville Mostye
Orion
Cinthia
Alexandria
Sam
O'Neil
Providence
Cynthia Needham
Nice
Mentone
Woolwich
London
Mr. Mostyn
Mostyn
Cynthy
Dovecot
Sire O'Neil
Pered
Ineas
Sip
Felicity
Darling
Ovp Houses Face Infestation Concerns and Cleanup
A fragmented note claims Ovp houses often suffer roach and bedbug infestations. It mentions plans to destroy or address the problem due to bilious health concerns and illness, though details are unclear.
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the Business World
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Bess Pod
Portenburg
Paltimore LS
Crycieneti Éa
New Orion F
Riansse City
Dagag
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Cicccescaseesen Stab A
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Emphis
Wenn Mohenter
Salt Lake City
Fort
Saale
Bedford
Galveston
Obenne Tenn
Anne
Savannas
Paonscuss
Wees
Atlanta
Byhenton
Helens
Orcs
Great Falater Aeons
Spokane
Tae Montreal Nail Makers
Tre Frick Company
Connellsville
Roling
Brock Jock Grover
Niagara Falls
Wission
James H. Aiken & Co
Fifth Avenue
Angostura Brrrees
Central Christian
Pride and Colwell
Robert A. Cutler
A. U
Denny
Chna
Wicklife Chapel
First Reformed Presbyterian
Grant Street
Nevin Woodside
Smithield Street
Charles Edward Locke
Grace Reformed
Grant and Webster
Jonn H. Progh
Pas Astor
Berman
John Eter
Pech Wil Pronst Universitys
Mr. Progh
Mission
Haysville
St. John's Church
Fifth Avenue Market House
F. P. Bossart
Forbes and
J — Ville
J. Waters
Chartiers
W. A. Passavant, Jr
Southside Services
Allegheny Churches
Presbyterian
Comeee Hall
J. W. Bell
L. C. Pershing
Homestead
Central Young Women's Christian Association
Penn Avenue
Lawrencerville
Forty-fourcu
Butler Streets
W. F. Oldham
C. P. Harrah
John Wesley
G. W. Clinton
Cain
Manker Street
Mario Crusade
Indiana
Triex
Alice MacGowan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Po Aery
Po Aery Druggist
Pinkham
Meena
Pinsnamre
Bros
Pinkham Med. Co
Lynn
Masde
Stucey
Felton St. Pitts
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
H. A. Allowan
M. D
Oxford St
Brooklyn, N. Y
Children’s Department
Mass
Auten C. Surra, Pres
the Centaur Company
TT Murray Street
New York City
Youghiogheny Coal Co, Ltd
Greenough Street
Gas Alley
T. S. Knap
Grant
Youghiogheny
Knight OF Chivalry
Florence Marryat
Veronique
TAB Dispatch
Iron City
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