Chinese Loan Ties Draw Berlin Bankers To Li Hung Chang
Berlin bankers and a German syndicate push a large loan option to China through Li Hung Chang as cash for war needs. London and Hong Kong banks weigh £1,000,000 offers with silver payments and low interest amid China’s financing pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Li Hung Chang
London
Japan
Berlin
Europe
H Engerly
Cigniries
Jarline, Matheson & Co
Premiaent Londoun
Chris Merchetts
Hong Kong and Stangloal Bank Company
China
Hong Kong
Shangwai
Iiver
Hine
Li Hung Cong
Coina
Honp- Kong and Shanghai
Ato Wa
Tient#in
Hill Critiques Senate Move on Filling Vanes Vacancy
A Senate session debated appointing Senator White to fill the late Senator Vanes’s vacancy on the finance committee. Mr Chandler objected to immediate action under the rule. Mr Harris said the issue was one of privilege. Mr Hill urged Democratic unity, faulted no consultation, and warned of packing the committee. The resolution was laid over until tomorrow as congress discussed appropriation bills and tariff proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rep. N
Harris
Dem
Tenn
Senate
Chandler
Ujent
Hill
New York
Bingler
Natli
Morrow
Wes
River
Harvor
House
Murphy
Der
N .Y
Chandler, Manderson
Gray
Gray To the Free Sugar Bill. Mr. Cosuiler
Mr. Manderson
Gorman
Blowers and Green Glass Makers Fail to Agree on Wages
A national conference of green glass manufacturers and blowers in Pumapenpata Aug 17 adjourned without consensus on a wage scale. Manufacturers sought a 25 percent cut due to tariff reductions, while blowers resisted noting manufacturers did not raise wagon payments after tariff rise. A new meeting will be scheduled to pursue an agreement, with workers retaining old pay and a portion held back by management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angees
Adu
Securite
Depan
Jipas
San Francisco
Ang
Peking
Japan
China
Ding
Roonestern
N.Y
Hal Braden
Browo Hal
Red Wilkes
Ralph Wilkes
Eh, Ambring
Mary Muys
Seeeee Patotian
Holden
Ceeree Wether
Judge Avastin
Gretchen
Hixty-sik
Bo Seeve
Jamea
OTTOM
Cce Cawreeeen Commodore
Laughrin W
Claymore
B. G
Minoie G
Tyme
Braden
Y Brown
Hal
Gers
Muncot
Clvay
Trotters
Settlement Planned Upon Adoption of New Rule
The article notes that manufacturers are involved and that once the new measure is adopted, a settlement will be reached.
COKERS AT WORK AND LEADERS DENOUNCED AT PA COKER WORKS
Workers who had been on strike in Cony Lisvitiy, Pa. rerouted to accept reduced demands and denounce leaders for false promises. Idle coke plants will be fired up and operated as soon as workers can be found to fill positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conya Lisvitiy
Cokerzion
Americans at Bluefields Captain Explains Protection
Reports from Captain ONeill aboard the Marble Bowl at Bluefields say American residents who armed in Celeste Clarence faced no protection from the Nicaraguan government. He warned them not to clash with Nicaraguans or expect protection, and reportedly acted in accord with international law if they persisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasiunaros
State Department
O'Neil
Marblebowl
Bluefields
Miscellaneous New York Flashes From The Era
A mixed bag of reports includes the Georgia Farmers alliance dissolving, anarchist Brome Goldman freed from Blackwell’s Island, and Ot Saratoga hospital conditions for Ir. T. Lovejoy of Adams Express. Walter Tribble confesses to burning a railroad bridge at Antlers Oklahoma. outlaw John Hields killed in Bragee, Ras. Deputy secretary A. W. Lindholm captured in Sweden. school inspectors arrested for graft in Michigan. Hanging of Phil Pettus set for Tuesday. ex-treasurer Simerett returns to Chicago on malfeasance charges. A prison stabbing and boiler-tube explosion cause injuries at Sing Sing and Shelter, N.Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Farmers Alliance
Brome Goldman
Blackwell’s Island N
Guttenberg
Sweden
Waleh
Lichtenberg
Davis
Liphards
Pets Mich
Phil Pettus
Arkanas
Fishback
Lin
Simerett
Switchmen's Mutual Benefit Association
Fire Ravages Hawley Plant As Bucket Brigade Fails
Massive blaze engulfs the Silk company works in Hawley damaging the main edifice and threatening J. & O'Connor Son grist works Taft & Person mill and other frame buildings. No fire department, aid sought from Honea dale. Loss may top £500,000 with 300 plus workers displaced. By 2 am, flames confined to three-story walls though mill interiors burn. Continuous danger to nearby glass works and other properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athough
Hanwury
Ang
Lambert & CO
Tide Place
Witch
Bilk Company
Buildidge
J. & O'Connor & Son
Taft & Person
Silk Company
Honeadale
Boklnesa
Wilk Mills
Llancadale
Hatelly
Neerdeil Tie Walla
Gles
Miller’s Death by Own Action at Altoona Bank
Bank examiner Miller shot himself in the head at the Second National Bank in Altoona. President Levan and others were shocked. the bank may reopen soon though reports dispute official details. Miller’s home was Mercer. B J Haywood left to take charge of the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyoona
Miller
Woo
Second National Bank
Hiuself
Déak
Beam Finer Miller
Hai
Washington
Hawaiian Commission Report Aims for Better Mission
The Hawaiian Commission members Omvieado Samual Partar Wideman and J. Cummings arrived in Chicago en route to Honolulu. They admit their mission fell short in preventing U S recognition of the republic and describe continuing efforts to live under the government while seeking a future remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omvieado
Samual Partar
HA Wideman
J. Cummings
Ohioago
Honolulu
Republic
Cleveland Huguen
Labor unions pledge support to state ticket at joint convention
The Populist and Labor parties held a joint convention in Conpunes on August 17 nominating a full slate for the state ticket. John McBride, president of the Mine Workers' union, announced labor delegates pledged 120000 more workers to back the ticket and that several unions would support without sending delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McBride
Mine Workers’ Union
Review of Trade Signals Mixed Outlook for Tariff Impact
New York August 17 R G Dun Weekly Review of Trade says the new tariff bill may not lift business until next year. Expectation of improvement delayed as much business is deferred. Recovery seen in demand for products and resumption of iron and steel works, but prices remain pressured. Stronger commercial loan demand and silver outlook noted. failures tick up with 220 in the United States and 2F in Canada year over year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
R. G. Dun & Cols Weekly Review of Trade
Shi
Guiands
United States
Rumor of Cabinet Shuffle Nears Verification in Capital
A rumor in the capital claims Secretary Carlisle will resign and be replaced by Wilson of West Virginia. No official confirmation is available. A southern congressman notes Carlisle praised the Senate tariff bill, suggesting tensions with the president’s views may push changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Linble
Qar- Hule
Wasuiaroy
Carlisle
Mr. Wilson
Weet Wirginia
Carliale
Thirteenth Regiment Ends Camp With Military Review
Soldiers of the Thirteenth Brigade closed camp with a full dress parade and a governor Pattison reviewed them alongside General Snowden. Adjutant Clinton Conklin resigned prompting a brief stir as officers prepared to break camp at dawn and return home.
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Thirteenth
Conklin
Pattison
Clinton Conklin
W. F. Tracey
Miller
Ripple
Eiward Bowhim
G. Montrose
Dupartell
Pattivon
Springs
Harrisburg
Snowden
Stoff
Hewlquarters
Wenneslay
Kenny
Toirldenta
T Uey
Eayly
Surwon
Ripplu
Pattigon
Snowdey
Dross
Shing
Sireotu
Teengh the eheampuent dha whole Lis bein one
Fragmentary OCR reads about replacing toys and towels but the source text is unclear. The piece mentions a championship, replacement items, and a plan to tomorrow. No clear names, places, organizations, or dates are readable.
Military drills and skirmishes featured at camp parade
Soldiers from multiple companies endured a lively brigade drill and mock skirmish, with officers and privates alike praised for discipline. Reported actions included marching, signaling, and a minor baseball injury, while officers and surgeons observed a brisk afternoon of camp activity.
Disputed taxes and family note mark Pottsville meeting
The Lancaster internal revenue office reports receipts of 201.9557 dollars with 88000 forWhinky tax. Mrs Vietor Rhoads of Douglasville is missing after a dispute with a relative leaving four small children. Ginseng roots gatherers sell at per pound near Perkiomen. State association of county commissioners meets in Pottsville courthouse next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster Internal Revenue Office
Vietor Rhoads
Douglasville
Pottsville Court
Weather Forecast For Eastern Panhandle And Pittsburgh
Forecast for Saturday calls for eastern Panhandle and New Jersey areas with southerly winds and possible showers in the vicinity of the Lake Superior region. Western Pennsylvania may see stormy to cloudy conditions with cooler air and lingering showers likely through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastinonos
New Jeremy
Pennaylvania
Thormaaing
Interesting prices to buyers in late 19th item listing
A catalog style notice lists assorted textile goods with prices and borders. It mentions Webster and Kenwood cases, 50 pairs Wampden, Rio Vista California items, and Sacramento California stock, all priced at 8.00 dollars. Crib blankets in all sizes with updated borders and colors are also offered.
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the Tribune
Scranton
Cantom
Som Finat Icera
Iver
Heaynionte
Discouto Geselinchaft
Ysterday
MR. Hill
Cokers
Hawley
SAK
Dexter, Lambirt & Co
Beeclai
The
Scranton Wiha
Altoona
Hawaiian Commission
Ohio
Review OF Trade
R. G. Dun & Co
Chonge
Rechaetor
Cas UA
Crerrys
Calyp
Ragimental
Tuesa
Pittsburg
D. Perchiont
Pearleanth
G H. Whitney
Thirternth
Brigaly
FP. W. Stillwell
Pal
Actotast Cosklin Keshins
Bolwegy Delta
Beranton
Liv Mony
Lewin
Vomjpany F
Compania Onwl
Varlina
Hergeant Majlor
Albert Daviin
Aeneral Nationed
Williams
Thim
Comppany
Ieuia Uielely
Privaty Joenp Pubringer
Kellow
Capiain
Coutt
Thoresay
Dohtinnn
Privat Sardam
Newe York Compaty
Iitetown
L. & Stivers
Wnvenant
Sims
Roykorell
Civishia
Volifeilon
Iis
Mausictay
Chariis van Valen
Greeveborg
Tite Regimient
Gerenaded Melby
Egead Frei
Cmtic
Elladh Capraly
Yeu
Company A
Riad
Corwin
Yuan
Travers
Thordae
Paulson Lupoid
Giloue Porchimuit
Bourteenul
Pirtebirg
Porchinunt
Hone
Telltt
Willam Gienin Hie Oon
Eariy
Montrose
Foward
Milford
Nanigins
Gettysburg
Gener Goon
Mittimday
Atong Poutraat
Wien
Geloys
Foote
Logue
Sickler
Weather Forecast
Finley
Kenwood
Wampden
Rio Vista
California
Sacramento
Lackawanna Ave
H. A. Kingsbury
Spruce Street
Burt & Packard
the Jeweler
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