Fall of the Finest. Matthew Marshall on gilt edged securities
Matthew Marshall analyzes the decline in first class gilt edged securities driven not by specific causes but by broad market forces. He notes lower prices for New York Central Erie Lake Shore and other rail and guaranteed stocks and cites reduced capital supply and weaker demand for new bonds.
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The Stile and the Circulation of Wealth in Capitalist Chains
The passage traces how money circulates from farmers through storekeepers jobbers and banks to capitalists and back into new ventures. It notes time delays in wealth flow and the risk that even after the cycle restarts investment returns may stay steady, keeping good investments at current rates.
Deaths Here and Elsewhere In the Nation
The notice chronicles multiple deaths including Fred Carter a Boston born trainer for Paul Aumont of Chantilly France dying of cuphoid fever in France. It also reports Mrs Catherine Dicus at age 90 in Allegheny Uniontown and Captain I D Petit in Baldwinsville New York. Other obituaries include Mark Quinton later Mark Keogh and Jaxer Mexico in Ithaca. Carrars William E Pierce died in Brooklyn and Resauxix Convex in South Farmington aged 60.
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Senators Will Not Speak On Governors Call Campaign Freeze
The State Senators cancel campaign speeches to avoid influencing a Senate in session. Senator Need cites juror duties and improper political opinions about the Governor's call. Alex F Thompson of Dauphin e, to speak at Old City Hall, recounts a wartime meal story. The piece notes ongoing investigation into Boyer and Melamant and expected end of session before Saturday. A separate Philadelphia report covers a $20000 damages suit over a rule barring women from voter registration. A Philadelphia note also reports Penn veterinary experiments on a heifer and its unusual chest anatomy.
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Blaine Land Improvement Co Promotes Local Jobs and Homes
An advertisement offers daily train access to secure work and home investment in Monongahela Valley towns. It invites the public to call at 129 Fourth Avenue for price lists and full details. The Farmers' Deposit National Bank promotes its new safe deposit vaults and box rentals. Pitcairn's advertises stylish suitings trouserings and overcoatings at moderate prices on Wood Street.
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Fourth Avenue
Blaine Land Improvement Co
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Pitcairn’s
Wood Street
Governor Pattison Shot on the Head at Troop Range
The governor and staff sheltered as gun club members fired at clay pigeons on a crossing range. A stray shot struck Pattison on the back of the head though not breaking the skin. No one else was hurt and the gun club redirected fire.
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Pattison
Harrisburg
Varied Death Notices From Pittsburgh Area
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with dates October 1891, ages from infants to seniors, and funeral details. Recurring paths include residence addresses in Allegheny and Pittsburgh cities, satisfaction requests for family attendance, and Monday or Tuesday service times.
Velvet Department Wide Silk Velvets Auction
An auction note highlights exceptionally wide velvet fabrics, with 36 inch black silk face velvets offered at reduced prices from $4.50 value to $2.50 and broader lots priced from $1.50 to $3.00. The appeal stresses unusual width and large velvet sale volume.
New Dress Goods Arrivals Feature Parisian Fashions
New season stock in the Dress Goods Department includes 50 inch smooth faced cloths in black and navy with colored figures and Parisian chic. Chevron Vigogue in 48 inch navy chestnut and myrtle green at 1.25. 36 inch all wool soft Plaids for children's dresses 45c.
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Colored cashmere dept. sells rare 46 inch Henriettas
100 pieces of 46 inch wide all wool fine Henriettas in choicest shades offered at 65 cents. The store asserts such extra value has seldom been seen or sold at retail in America in colored Henriettas.
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American dress goods department samples from cotton manufacture
Three double-width 36 inch cases show printed serges plaids stripes and polka spots that resemble wool dress goods. Each wrapper or child’s dress made from these cotton textiles is worth two or three calicoes, presenting an example of improved American manufacturing.
Ladies' extra fine cloth top with leather tip
A ladies' extra fine cloth top featuring a leather tipped button is offered at $1.75. The item combines refined fabric with a leather detail and is marketed as affordable fashion.
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