Taxation Debate Shifts From Tax Collectors to Real Estate Burdens
A legislative committee weighs tax policy as rural real estate owners protest current personal estate levies. The column argues double taxation and shifts focus from real estate to the person, noting large property owners resist higher personal taxes while officials push reforms.
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New York
Matthew Marshall
Tomorrow's Sun
Panama
Special Legislative Commission On Taxation
John D. Ellis
New York City
Issac Sherman
Sam Glad
Michael Coleman
Board of Tax Commissioners
Local securities show small gains and losses in quiet week
A quiet week on the local board ends with 3,147 shares traded, 1,000 bonds and 100 scrip. Gains listed in M and M National bank, Pittsburgh and Castle Shannon railroad, Westinghouse Airbrake, Monongahela Water Co, while declines include Citizens Insurance, Chartiers Valley Gas, Central Traction and Underground Cable. London silver price cited as 2 9s per ounce for dealers.
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M. & M. National
Citizens Traction
Heraction
Pittburg
Youngstown and
Ashtuboin
Pittsburg
Castle Shannon
Luster Mining Company
Westinghouse Airbrake
Monongahela Water Company
Citizens Insurance
Chartiers Valley Gas
Philadelphia Company
Central Traction
Sellinog
HANK
Commercial National
Aesaeee
Eee
Fidelit Title and Trust
Seus
Iron City Nations
Erutone Bank of Pittsburg
Anes Iberty Neteanal Bank
Second National
Third National Bank
Allegheny Bank S Tocks
Third National
Teutonia
Ottteens
Wewenetee
Beeee Eeeweanee Sane Ry Sane Union
Sane Eeane Sane Western Insurance Coanna
Aoee Natomal
Bridgewater
BO Seeteenese Wees
Poce Natural Gas and Wae Sylvania CO
Philadelphia Co
Teseeeernee
Seceenvseeee Citizens Traction
Second Avenue
Eevee
Tiehure
N and
Duesburg
Piesburg Action &, BR. Co
Wheeling Seen
N.Y. &C. Gas Coal Co
Cone
Northside Ridge
Sss
Cescsees
Norla
Oton
Ous Air Brake Co
Glass Company
Ewan Ones
Panama
Brighton
Great Eastern
Europe
New York
Denver
Atchison
Denver Common
Lake Shore
Missouri
Kansas
Texas
Grand Trunk Securities
Exican Railway
Simpeeey
Buenos Ayres Southern
Buenos Ayres
Rosario
London and Westminster Bank
Specie Exports From New York This Week
The New York export report shows 873 shipments for the week. Europe received 4,400,000 in gold and 992,400 in silver, while America received 57,195 in gold and 633,020 in silver.
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New York
the of New York
Europe
America
Fragmentary Market Notes Record A Quiet Session
The commercial exchange closed with mixed prices for sugars resins and grain showing little movement. Traders expect business to resume Monday as markets await clear guidance and no major shifts are reported in key commodities.
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Pritapetrais
Red Star
Stone
Franklin B, Inc
Pranklin Extra
Commercial Exchange
Eeeeueseereseeen
Cvs Vesseseenneneseees
Trhe Exehang
Erie
Eve
Cannes Py
Pring Bakers
Betty
Turpentine Market Report from Whuchmaror
Turpentine markets show spirits steady with firm narrow ranges for rosin. sale notes indicate strained goods in good demand and turpentine steady at overall price around 1.70 dollars per barrel with early 1.70 to 1.21 cited for other grades. turpentine and spirits futures reflect steady trading.
Repeal Demanded as Banks Hoard Gold Amid Silver Debate
Wall Street faces ap preciation and fear as Sherman silver law issues echo in markets Europe rushes to collect gold while U S banks hold reserves. Reports note a holiday trade day with Manhattan Railway gains and bank statements showing cautious lending.
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New York
Wall Street
Sherman
United States
Europe
Washington
Committee On Rules of the House
Manhattan
Caering House
Foreign financial week ends with improving tendency in American markets
The week closes with a brighter outlook for American securities amid scarce bills and continued gold movements. Panics from the Panama scandal affect foreign markets, but British funds, Indian stocks, and railways show modest gains while Paris and Berlin bourses slip and recover.
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Lexpon
New York
Europe
Bank of England
Stock Exchange
America
Corporation
Money Market And Clearing Figures Across Major Cities
A steady six percent money market prevailed in Pittsburg with demand centered in mercantile and manufacturing circles. Reports show varied bank clearings and balances across New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Cleveland, with exchange rates and discounts noted and tentative signals of funds supply changing.
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New York
Sterling Exchange
Actus
Demann
Exchangeon
Philadelphia
Dec
St. Louis
Rec
Bank Cleart
Ees Ie
Chicago Banke
New York Exchange
Cincinnatt1
New Tork Exchange
Anarchiste
Panama
Bradford
Cooley Gang
Blaine
Massachusetts
Cleveland
Utah
Pone Jeans
West Or
Cincinnati
Washington
Cramp
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Maine
Bor
Lizzie Borden
Republican National Committee
Montans
Crisp
Fourster
Baltimore
Cain Grogan
Fort Oyler
Harrison
Congress
Ngee Ye Erate
Poultry Market Tight Supplies Push Prices Higher
Commercial matters show quiet markets with light year-end stock and minimal price changes. California ham and yard prices rise at the pot packers meeting while poultry turkeys, ducks, and geese sell early at high values, fresh stock scarce, and shipments light ahead of Christmas. Grocery market remains strong but no major shifts expected. grain stays easy and feed and hay weak due to large receipts.
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California
One car sample chop and varied grains trades at Grain and Flour Exchange
A single car sample chop trade occurred at the Grain and Flour Exchange with spot price at $1550. Receipts bulletined include multiple carloads of oats, wheat, hay, corn and other goods through P., C., C. & St I. routes, totaling four cars. The listing covers groceries, dried fruits, canned goods, dairy, meats, and produce with assorted brands and regions noted in dense OCR text.
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Grain and Flour Exchange
C.& St I
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Dried and Evaporated Fruits Market List
A fragment lists dried fruits and evaporated apples by weight and price. Items include cherries peaches pears citron and nectarines with varying prices per pound in a regionally mixed catalog style.
Grain prices and commodity listings from an old market page
A dense catalog of farm produce and livestock values. Includes Timothy hay at 98.0 per bushel, beans, corn, oats, yellow corn chips, nuts such as almonds and Brazil nuts, and various livestock weights with price ranges. Also lists hides and skins with grades and prices.
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Bock
Vania Ym Ohto Ieee
Barka
Diberts
Brazil
Naples
Uwe and_ np
Kip
Live Stock Market Reports Across Cities
East Lipscomb Pa December 24 cattle receipts 60 head shipments 620 head all through consignments, hogs receipts 1600 head shipments 1600 head market slow Yorkers 650 665 eight oars bogs to New Yorker. Kansas City cattle receipts 3500 head shipments 2000 head market more active and steady foeders quiet hog receipts 7000 head shipments 2200 head market opened steady common 6 10c lower extreme range 4 75 6 40 sheep steady top sheep 46 60 top lambs 57 5 435. Buffalo cattle receipts 12 loads through sale opened strong hogs receipts 55 loads through sale slow and weak sheep lambs receipts through sale dull and lower.
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East Lipentz
New York
New Yorker
Associated Fress
Chiesa
Kansas City
St. Louis
Désale
Canada
Short Hog Crop Burdens Caraico Packing Plants
Cariaco reports a hog shortage forcing packers to run well below capacity with five thousand workers laid off. November hog receipts fell 1,640,000 from last year as plants struggle through an unusually tight market with no immediate relief expected until spring.
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Cariaco
Robert Strahorn
Europe
Crests In Antiquity From Homer To Garter Knights
The article traces crests from ancient Carian use to Homer and Virgil, noting symbols such as Minerva’s owl and Zeus horns, and cites royal examples like Richard I and II, Alexander III, and James I. It explains crests as military marks of honor and notes their rise after the Order of the Garter. A separate item reports David Jones receiving six months workhouse for pantry theft at 107 Rebecca Street, Allegheny.
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Mara
Jupiter Ammon
Richard I
Richard II
Alexander III
Scotland
James L
Brooklyn Eagle
Order of the Garter
David Jones
Alderman Brinker
Allegheny
Jones
Mike Mangis
Rebecca Street
Unclear Medical Advert Claims Liver Pills Headache Relief
Fragmentary OCR text shows an old medical advertisement listing products like Little Liver Pills and various headache remedies. It reads as a promotional block with misspelled brand names and scattered phrases about sickness and headache relief.
Christmas Dispatch from The Distance
The issue brims with world news and local items including forger in Aalick sewer work and Edison vs Westinghouse lamp dispute. Fire at Parks greenhouse, crime notes, political forecasts, and social items follow with multiple sensational briefs.
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Pittsburg
Edison Electric Com
Westinghouse Company
U. S. Glass Company
Beaver Falls
Henrici
Gourley
Montague
Mary Wallace
Covert
Order of Salon Fame
Francis Hospital
Harry Flann
Western Penitentiary
A Christmas Eve Wreck Tells How Life Was Saved
DeWolf Hopper recalls a near fatal train crash on Christmas Eve when drunken railway workers caused a wreck between Mississippi and Louisiana. He describes pleading with a dying fireman, the horror of the scene, and a moment of fate sparked by a quiet poker game.
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Meridian
Mise
New Orleans
Crescent City
Jacob Goshe
Mobile
Talresdy
William Harris
Mississippi
Louisiana
Bailles
Rer
Sup
Darky
Feeder
Safe Crackers Strike Kittanning Flouring Mill
Burglars broke into the Kittanning Flouring Company last night and forced open the safe at Kittanning, Pennsylvania. They took valuable papers and a sum of money, and also visited Klinglesmith's mill but found little of value.
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Kittanning
Kittaxwine
Burelars
Kittanning Flouring Company
Klinglesmith’s Mill
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