New Bond of Union Drives English Investment in U S
In a June New York correspondence, Erastus Wiman of R. G. Dun & Co. argues that English capital is flooding American industry with hundreds of millions. He cites breweries and mines as targets, notes legal limits on aliens owning property, and predicts a growing, peaceful industrial alliance backed by British money and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Erastus ‘Wiman
R. G. Dun & Co
Wiman
United States
Mr. Wiman
Great Britain
France
Germany
Austria
Belgium
Russia
Turkey
America
Perceniny
Canada
England
Congress
New Salt Trust
Salt Trust
Wimao
T. Astay
Mr. Walker
Rey
Tate
Samuel Untermeyer
Englieen
Mr. Untermeyer
Dakota
Harney
Black Hills
Notable Late News In Brief Of Murders Banks Dams And Scandals
A mixed late news brief reports Nicholas Foley convicted for murder near Elgin and details on bank openings The First National Bank of Luthburg and Bloomfield National Bank start with 20000 capital Each item covers a separate incident from crimes to dam safety and pension funding updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Foley
Pomeroy Clark
Elgin
Deuty Critt
First National Bank of
Luuthburg
Wis
Bloomfield National Bank
Bloomfield
N. J
William C. Lally
Chicago
Fifth Street
Boston
Mass
Annie Mullen
Anomas Flaherty
Mra Hannahullen
Edward Nolan
Gainesville
Tex
Klebber
Auclin
John Ae
Us Dobbs
Wilson
Bereth
Business Pulse Mixes Average Week with Substantial Real Estate Activity
Last week showed average business with strong real estate gains and a cautious but hopeful outlook. Stock and oil held steady while mortgage work slowed. 28 deeds filed totaling $370,537. Building permits were issued for several small to medium houses despite poor weather. large plans await better conditions. Local chatter tied rising property demand to crop prospects and a possible real estate boom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bald
Bullish Views and Tepid Trading in Stocks
A cautious session shows only 30 Electric shares traded at 50 as investors seek bank, bridge and railroad issues. Expectation centers on Electric shedding a cloud and rail traffic potentially lifting earnings, while fixed charges pressure dividends amid a tame week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbour
SOX
Mining Stocks Report Mixed Trades on New York Market
The stock page shows Westinghouse and Union Switch listings amid a scatter of rail and brake company shares. Total reported NY sales reach about 72,4165 shares with various line items such as Atchison Topeka and Delaware and Northern Pacific noted among active issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westinghouse
Cccccneseene
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghome Brake Co
New York
Money market steady as discounts rise in good conditions
Local money market reported in good condition with higher volume of discounts and steady rates. Bank clearings remain strong, up from last week and year, while call money in New York was easy with no loans. Weekly bank statement shows reserve and deposit shifts with excess reserves above 2 percent rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sas
ONGC
Cosceazavel SL
New York
Government bond market and banking clearings report
The market shows dull, steady government bonds with various bid levels. New York clearings reach 7,706,490 balances, weekly totals at 30,782,503, strong clearings, and balances for Philadelphia and Baltimore reported. Bank clearings stand around 100,000 with notable balances in Cincinnati and surrounding banks.
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New York
Sarria
Petroleum Market Stagnates with Narrow Daily Range
The petroleum market opened steady at 85 4 to 84 c, then dulled with little change. Traders foresee continued stagnation until July 1 when producers’ reserves may trigger a radical shift and a fall later in the fall, while futures trading appears set to alter the pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. McGrew & Co
New York
Stock Exchange
Market summary of opening highs and closes
Currency and commodity listings show rates with many garbled entries. Crry and Sastre appear with opening prices and closing values around 83 to 88 cents, June entries indicate national revenue data and multiple tax or price references with similar garbling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co Crry
Cates
Lowes
Io Bago
Real Estate Transfers In City Listings
The Land We Love at Fourth avenue sold to W H Wilson for James Hunter property on Huron avenue at Wylie intersection lot 650 by 300 with a six room frame dwelling for $3100 cash. Black and Baird at Fourth avenue sold for W S Piper guardian for Sarah Lloyd a lot 20 by 55 feet with three brick houses on Scott alley near Penn Avenue for £6500. Reed B Coyle Co 121 Fourth Avenue sold $68 Ta 004 Marion Place plane cash. They also placed we c of $3000 at 6 percent. Smee W Black and a eth avenue
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesers
Black & Baird
Roup Station
Squirrel Hill
Deols
Alles & Bailey
Fourth Avenue
W. H. Wilson
James Hunter
Huron Avenue
Wylie Avenue
H. Piper
Guardian
Sarah Lloyd
Scott Alley
Penn Avenue
Reed B. Coyle & Co
Marion Place
Smee W. Black & A
Eth Avenue
Property transfers listing multiple parcels and buyers
Numerous parcels change hands with buyers including William Brey paying 200 for lot 25x12 in Teekins ward and Martin Kioke paying 1000 for Maplewood Park Nos 9 and 100. Additional transfers involve Sarah Skelly, J B Greer, Mrs Louise Jones, J E Williams, and a 2600 mortgage on Eighth ward property at 6 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brey
Denny
Teekins
Mill Street
Fahnestock Lane
Sarah Skelly
John F. Baxter
Smithfield
Bank of Commerce
Brushton Station
Bennett Street
J. B. Greer
Cooper &Co
Fourth Avenue
Louise Jones
J. E. Williams
Thirteenth Ward
Eighth Ward
Building Permits Decline As Weather Slows Home Growth
The city issued 32 building permits last week, down from 46 the prior week, all for small and mid sized houses. Rainy conditions are blamed for the slowdown while a long list of single and double story frame and brick structures is detailed across wards and streets including Fisk Dithridge Mohawk and Brownsville avenues.
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Casper Balstensperger
Ann Street
Tenth Ward
Margaret Wilkinson
Main Street
Seventeenth Ward
W. J. Carson
Thirty-third Street
Thirteenth Ward
Jane Laughlin
Howards’ Lane
George Geyer
Jane Street
Michael Gleeson
Williams Street
Thirtieth Ward
T. C. Lazear
Alder Street
Hiland Avenue
Spahr Street
Twentieth Ward
George Wolfram
Albert Street
Boges Avenue
Third Ward
Irty-Seca
William Lenz
Forbes Avenue
Fourteenth Ward
Fred Freffinger
Braddock Avenue
Barbara Jacob
Aurellia Street
Annie Smith
Fisk Street
Geneva
J.H. Nobbs
A. M. Murphy
J. H. Nobbs
Butler Street
Pittsburg and Buffalo Railroad Company
Thirtieth Street
Twenty-fourth Ward
Annie Davis
Walkers’ Alley
Carson and
River
Matthew Rogan
Tioga Street
Twenty-first Ward
Phillip Rieman
Wabash Avenue
Tyetste
Anna Steinert
Sweenyalley
Enoch Street
Arch Street
E. Cox
Mohawk Street
Nellie Card
Dithridge Street
Fifth Avenue
Center Avenue
John Lowery
Fe Avenue
Hallet Street
C. Kan
Forty-eighth Street
Hatfield Street
Financial and transportation notes bring varied enterprise
Government deposits total 12 270 077 dollars as the national banks hold funds. Tuna Oil Company sees Ll shares sold at 68 amid the first movement in the stock for some time. Westinghouse books close for quarterly dividend with expected rate. A New York Exchange plan aims to revamp ticket service. Vallejo California to host extensive iron and steel works funded by English capitalists totaling 10 million. Dollar Savings Bank names Lane Speer Dravo with 2 percent semi annual dividend. Postal revenues have doubled in 16 years with population growth to 62 9 million. Michigan Senate approves rail fare rules 2 cents per mile over 3 000 earnings and 3 cents under 2 000. upper peninsula lines allowed 6 cents a mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry M. Lowe
Tuna Oil Company
Westinghouse Air Brake Company
New York Exchange
Vallejo
Cal
The
Dollar Savings Bank
Thomas H. Lane
William Speer
C. A. Dravo
James W. Brown
Edwin Bindley
United States
Michigan Senate
Upper Peninsula
Fractional Advances in Dull New York Market
Quiet session on the New York Stock Exchange with most leaders unchanged though two or three stocks rose fractions. Atchison led with a small gain while New England and St Paul showed minor upticks. Sugar climbed from a fraction to 11 3 4, others stayed flat or quiet as the market remained firm but uneventful.
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New York
Atchison
London
Bears
New England
St. Paul
Lackawannna
Chesapeake and Ohio
Park Se
Saban Delat Tee
New York Stock Exchange
Whitney & &Jephen
Wheat and corn market drift on quiet Chicago session
Wheat opened firmer on strong cables and Southwest weather but cooled with light interest and selling by major houses. July futures slipped while cash and oats showed limited movement as prices closed slightly higher for land and firm butter eggs remained steady.
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Chicago
Cattle and hog shipments show little market activity
Receipts report 680 cattle and 1 000 hogs with shipments cited. Markets firm but no cattle or hogs were shipped to New York today. Receipts list 400 cattle and 800 hogs with no notable trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lodges and Brothers Attend Reunion in City Notes
The report lists multiple Masonic lodge members from Lima Pittsburg New Castle Boston Indianapolis Paterson and Dayton visiting Liverpool for lodge events and a reunion. Several brothers are noted for travel attendance and a burial of a child in New Castle.
Secret Societies Festival Observed by Local Lodge
A fragment notes LO. G. T. No. 1 of Sand held a festival on the 18th with members described as suffering. The readable portion mentions a gathering by the lodge and its ceremonial context.
Daughters of Rebekah charity begins at Mendel's Ball
The Ca Lodge No. 120 Laura Vane No. 138 May and Aden Nicholson D of B secure Mendel's Balli2 at 144 Ohio Street starting next Tuesday at a.m. for the relief of I.O.O.F. members in Johnstown by preparing and supplying clothing bedding undergarments and needed garments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ca Lodge
Laura Vane
May
Aden Nicholson
Mendel
Ohio Street
Johnstown
Boat excursion to Boon on Wednesday leaves Wood Street at 2 P M
The Connecil Royal Arcanum plans a Wednesday boat trip from Wood Street at 2 PM for excursionists. It will tour the Economites area, offer a piano performance on board, and feature music by Stelzner's Orchestra before returning to the wharf at dusk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Arcanum
Boon
Wood Street
L Vu
Stelzner
Council of the Order of United Friends Formed
A meeting at Anguat F Mueller’s near Forty second street planned a new Council of the Order of United Friends. Charter members should submit names to Grand Deputy August F Mueller at Forty second and Pennavente or to B F Leech on Dearborn street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anguat
Garfield Council to Hold Sixth Annual Basket Picnic
Garfield Council No. 6 announces its sixth annual basket picnic at Hulton Grove in Allegheny Valley Railroad County area on Saturday July 13. The Arrangements Committee includes Jon M. Prescott Jr, Hugh Wilson, J Reed, W. J. Thomas, J. M. Gould, J. Pressier, and F. V. Humes.
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Linden
Castle Shannon
Il P
Garfield Council
Hulton Grove
Alleshove Valley
Jon M. Prescott, Jr
Hugh Wilson
J. Reed
W. J. Thomas
J. M.gould
J. Pressier
F. V. Humes
Committees Plan Evening Reunion and Branch Openings
The commit reunion will meet cis evening at 730 at Penn avenue. Grand President J. B. Fox instituted Branch No 61 at Ridgeway Elk county last On next Thursday evening Branch No 63 will be instituted at Bt S Hoone 5en at Allentown by Deputy M The examinations of charter new at Braddock will close timorrow evening This branch will be instituted on Wednesday July 9 On the 6th inst Branch No 41 will add a one oo open meeting at Foley's Hall West The meeting will be addressed by Reva Cosgrove and Keenay and also by Grand First Vice President J W Sullivan and others.
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Commit
Cis
Penn Avenue
J. B. Fox
Ridgeway
Elk County
Bt. S
Equitable Ald Union Sees Broad Regional Growth
The supreme and grand union sessions report a healthy organization with a Grand Lodge meeting in Oil City drawing about 200 representatives. The order spans 14 states and territories from Boston to San Francisco and allows open membership to all genders. Local unions No. 102 in Butler and No. 24 in Pittsburgh hold regular meetings, while organizers push to boost regional membership ahead of the next Grand Union session to be held in Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oil City
Boston
San Francisco
Ondar
Freker’s Hall
Butler
Thirty-eighth Streets
John C. Ort
T. Evana
W. J. Starr
Penn
Frank Stanick
J. J. Green
John Hedricks
Grand Union
Pittsburg
Conclaves Prep Big Year as Meetings Near
Pittsburg Conclave No. 80 to exceed 300 members after the next meeting Braddock Conclave No. 73 expects a sizable gain at term end S L Goldman reports Monongahela Valley conclaves in excellent condition Conclaves vote at month end to send delegates to rich conventions July first week Executive Committee to aid India LO relief fund Johnstown trip planned to distribute aid about 1000 spent to date Fiendship Conclave No 3 aims to become a supreme representative like Pittstorg No 80 recruit membership to 20 easily
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Pittsburg
Braddock
S. L. Goldman
Supreme Sentinel
Monongahela Valley
Del
India
LO. H. Relief Fund
Johnstown
Opera Prams
Man credits doctors for full recovery from long illness
Mr. Charles A. Miller of A Speer & Son's Globe Works describes a long battle with chronic symptoms including fever, night sweats, chest pains, and weakness. He cites Drs Copeland and Blair as the cure, noting steady improvement, restored appetite, weight gain, and full recovery. He resides near Fort Duquesne road and Ohio county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Miller
A. Speer & Son
Globe Works
Duquesne Way
Sixth Street
Alwaing
Hawk
Thora
Tam
Drs. Copeland
Fort Se
The Frazier Case, A Remarkable Architect Statement
The report highlights a notable declaration by a prominent architect known in two cities regarding the Frazier case. The architect’s remarks draw significant attention from local and regional audiences.
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Nye
Blaine
Stephen H. Walker
Sam
New York Brewery Company
Frank Jones Brewing Company
Bartholomay Brewing Company
Rochester
Chicago Brewing Comny
McEvoy’s
Acker’s
Uni States Brewing Company
Bartholomay
Stewart's
Lord & Taylor
Jordan, Marsh
Wanamaker’s
Philadelphia
West
Jon
Dinois
Sangamon
Stanhope
Boonton
Dover
Hopatcong
Opatcong
Conemaugh Lake
Soo” Rairoad
Baxter
Minneapolis
Thomas M. Cooley
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Soo
Kansas City Road
Pension Bureau
United States Pension Agents
Augusta
Topeka
Kan
York City
Bell
Reecha
Havana
Key West
William J. Fempary
Wrsn
Smithfield Street
John
Allegheny
Edgewood
Mr. A
Timber Trades Journal
St. Arnold's Hill
Glen Ogil
Kirriemuir
Stephen Williamson
M. P
Henry Young
Pennsylvania
Southern
Charles L. Goehring
National Savings Bank
BP Aterenee
Fes
Nat. Bank
Benny Gas Co
Num
Gas Co
Thaide Gas Co
Lilum
Ewalt
Northaide Bridge
Monongah Eeennenee
la Noris Mining
Silverton Mining Co
Yankee Girl Mining Co
Onal Wessnde
Lowa
Bank
People's Athird National Bank
Eons Usson National Bank
Monon
Eee Second National Bank
Alleghen
Apa
Eee
Ingmans Savings, Alleghen .& Insurance Ercbat
Pee Seeee
Sees Natural Gas Co
Osee
Ohio Valley
Westmore Od
Cambria
Wheeling Gas
Askecitizens
Birmin
Pit
U S
Baltimore
Binant Tes
Sr. Sree Balancishsearings
John M. Dannoy & Co
Pittsburg Petroeum
Pey
Bennedt A. Antwert
Bradford
Hatiitsburg
Ober OF
Marketa
Jupiter Plavins
Gorton
To &O Nadian Achin
Jersey
Chesapeake & Obib
Bur
Aera
Oll
Geisis
St. BU
Sone
Wyisias Cendes
Dave Crane
Louisville & Oo
Texna
N.Y
Northern Pacific
Oregon
Philadel
Ae Agaij
Himan Jaines
W.P. T
Richmond
W.P.T
St Paul & Hain
Minn
Waabagsa
Estern
Galon
L. E
Nevousi Lead ‘Trust
Aig
Philadelphia Stocka
Pen
Banian Navigation
U. Co
New Jersey
Boston Stocks
Tor
Gentral
Central OE
Bonn
Kita
AllouezMeCom Met & Hecia
Catal Oans
Clun
San
Huron
Queon Biox
Bala
Hell
Sport
East Liberty
Office Pirristine DisPatch
East Libery
Garver
Lima Lodge
City
Tom Gazolle
James Moore
Pittsburg Lodge
Liverpool
Frask McDowann
Europe
McIlwaine
New Castle
BrothEen McInties
Johstown
Kary
Brown
Indianapolis
Fessenden
Paterson
Handrack
Powers
Sutherland
J. L. Holloway
Tenenan
W. J. Harlan
Dog
Veryania Castle
Eine Wi
del Coe
Aarlhetne
Dayton Lodge
Hoe
Dayton
Brother Baker
Rebekah
Order of United Friends
U. A.M
Equitable Ald Union
Wolff
Wolff & Randoph
Mwwfsu
Stevens Chair CO
Sixtel ST
Brokers—Financial
Wintser & Stephenson
Messrs. Peoane &Co
Commission
R. Caisholm & CO
Broadway, N
John M. Oakley & Coo
Bankers and Brokers
Chicago Board of Trade and
Pittsburg Petroleum Exchange
Sixth ST
Rialto Building
Castoria
Charles A. Miler Wilingly
Charles A. Milter
Frazier
John G. Frazier
Kirkwood Street
Sygion
Sixth Ave
Atara
Pitaverg
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