No Developments In Commercial World Reported
The New York Weekly Review of Trade notes caution in contracts among firms and a easing of financial anxiety as the crop season advances. Foreign trade is down with exports dropping about 1.19 million and imports 2.58 million. bank exchanges are lower in New York and other cities show a small gain. Iron and steel show reduced dividends and output, signaling conservatism, while overall impact remains not alarming. Failures total 239 in the US and 17 in Canada, versus last year.
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New Yor Weekly Review of Trade
New York
United States
Canada
Agricultural and grain market report from Chicago brief
Agricultural reports from Chicago note satisfactory corn crop prospects and renewed confidence in various sections. Trade in dry goods, woolens, wearables and footwear shows strong activity while factories run full time. Grain shipments reach 5,790,247 bushels in six days with corn 3,903,590 up year over year. prices mostly higher vs a week ago. Livestock receipts rise about 4 percent. shipping demand steady but heavy supplies push values down with hogs and sheep off 20 cents and lard hogs dropping 75 cents per hundredweight.
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Chicago
International Mercantile Agency Telegraphic Report
The report notes merchants are not meeting higher demand due to weather and conditions. Financial advice from major centers shows imports and bank loans holding steady while foreign indebtedness rises. James H. Eekils, ex Comptroller of the Currencies, says increased western bank loans from last year are not tied to speculative accounts.
Market Prices for Hogs and Grains Across Cities
The report lists current price ranges for cattle hogs sheep and various grains across multiple cities including Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee Toledon Buffalo and New York. Prices cover wheat corn oats rye barley butter eggs potatoes and hay with figures in cents and dollars per unit.
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Lierre
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Milwaukee
New York
Chief Seaton at Chicago centennial encampment
Chief Seaton leader of the Pottawatomie tribe appears with a young warrior at the Chicago centennial encampment in Lincoln Park.
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Seaton
Chicago
Linecoln Park
Tillman Free After Acquittal In Gonzalez Killing Case
James H. Tillman, former Lieutenant Governor and nephew of a senator, is acquitted of killing editor N. G. Gonzalez in Columbia, D C. After a 24 hour jury deliberation the not guilty verdict releases him, with crowd applause and his release from custody. The shooting followed political bitterries during a gubernatorial contest and cross accusations between Tillman and Gonzalez.
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Gozalez
James H. Tillman
N. G. Gonzalez
Columbia
D. C
Gonzalez
Tillman
McLaurin
Senate
Micah Jenkins
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
Cuba
South Carolina
Washington
Tilman
Tillman Widl Alress
Another Mormon Trial Reed Smoot Senate Investigation
Senator Burrows to head an investigation into Senator-elect Smoot of Utah. The committee will examine charges including polygamy and vows as an apostle, aiming for a thorough, moral assessment beyond religious aspects.
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Smoot
Utah
Burrows
Committee On
Anl
Brigham Roberts
House of Representatives
United States
Damage reports span pests drought in Texas cotton
The note lists boll weevil boll worm sharpshooter and dry weather harming Texas cotton. It also records various unrelated items from other states including deaths births incorporations bank openings and accidents with runaways.
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Texas
Catherine O. Hoskins
Massachusetts
Indiana News Capsule: Gas, Canning, and Politics Updates
Avant and Arrangements plan to double capacity. Mrs. John Elkins of Connersville died in a gas line explosion while using gasoline in wash water on the stove. Scottsburg to build water works. town lacks fire protection. Cambridge City canning factory runs strong. tomato bushels daily. Laird of Mancie attacked by family horse, both hips torn. Summitville to construct a sheet iron enclosure for a new jail. Dr M W Hunt’s 35 hogs died from liver disease. Indiana stone exhibit planned for St Louis Exposition. State Board of Health moves to eradicate consumption in schools, new quarantine rules. Numerous patents issued across Indiana. Gas pressure falls west of town, patrons switch to wood/coal.
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Newcastle
John Elkins
Connersettle
Scottsburg
Sfrncie
P. F. Whaley
Shelbyville
F. L. Ankle
Russiaville
Cambridge City
Thomas Laird
Mancie
Summitville
M. W. Hunt
Anderson
Alexandria
Milton Hamilton
Delaware County
Albert Stevens
S. F. Gilmore
Princeton
Indiana
St. Louis Exposition
WW. W. Wicks
Bloomington
State Board of Health
Harry
James A. Barclay
Indianapolis
Allen Mf. Beall
Walkerton
W. S. Fulwider
Burton J. Gedge
Richard D. Hayward
Warsaw
Thomas H. Hicks
Fort Wayne
John T. Keller
K. C
Clair
Columbus
Ernest F. Lloyd
William A. G. Martin
Thomas
C. T. Nelson
Thomas A. Neabling
Frederick
L. Sattley
John EF. Scott
Evansville
Thomas H. Smith
Kendallville
Harrison L. Stale
D.fesidherss
Fener
Croasin
Tolstoyist influence on Nicholas II and the pacifist manifesto
In a fragment from Everybody's Magazine the czar is likened to a feminized lieutenant figure amid Sebastopol horrors. The piece argues the peace manifesto for The Hague arose from Tolstoyan influence, seen as a sign of Russia’s pacifist ferment rather than a mystification.
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Apostle
Nicholas
Sebastopol
the Hague
Russia
Europe
Everybody’s Magazine
Doctors Declares Kidney Pills Relieve Back Pain
A Lebanon Kentucky official testifies to Dean's Kidney Pills curing kidney disorders back pain and urinary problems. He bought a box after reading a similar case and found quick lasting relief. Free trial available by mail with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Price fifty cents at druggists.
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Dean
Bright
J. W. Walls
Lebanon
East Main Street
Sidney
Hugh Murrey Drug Co
Mr. Walls
United States
Foster- Milburn Co
Buffalo
Miss Ethel Caller Creates Gossip in Neighborhood
A Dublin style scene shows Bridget fearing neighbors' gossip about a caller to Miss Ethel. The mother dismisses the critique while Bridget worries the visitor might be seen as courting.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertises 100 Dollar Reward
The notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure with a one hundred dollar reward for incurable cases. It lists F J Cheney Co of Toledo as the manufacturer and includes affidavits from wholesalers West and Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin attesting to Cheney's trustworthiness. It claims internal action on blood and mucous surfaces and advertises the cure price and general drugstore availability.
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J. Cheney,& CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
West & Truax
O, Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Hall
Indignant Reply Clarifies Joe Miller Identity
A reader challenges the questioned identity of a man named Joe Miller, insisting on a clear answer to who he is and expressing frustration at the ambiguity. The exchange shows local curiosity about a figure mentioned in community notes.
Backache Remedy Praised by Mr Mill and Neighbors
The passage credits Mr Gottlieb Mill with discovering a remedy for backache and kidney pains. He reports suffering for years before using Dodd's Kidney Pills, gaining relief in days and lasting improvement, and plans to keep them on hand as the best medicine of today.
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Gottlieb
Mill
Echoed grudge over labor near mountain hotel raises tensions
In a brief reminiscence from May 25 1901 Mrs. EB Borden recalls a confrontation about cheap Chinese labor. The exchange highlights local tensions and a reference to Piso's Cure for Consumption as preferred remedy.
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Sandy
Borden
P Street
Washington
Kipling Quote on Unrequited Attachments
A line from Rudyard Kipling’s Plain Tales from the Hills as a remark on the usefulness of an unre quited attachment for a young man starting his career. The quote reflects social commentary in a wry, humorous tone.
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Rudyard Kipling
Rubber Stamps Made to Order and Self Inking Daters
Advertisement for rubber stamps and self inkers offering custom designs and new ink products. Request catalogue from Lock Box 219, Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Fort Wayne
Indiana
Gas Meter a Lesson in Quick Rich Schemes
A Baltimore American excerpt uses a joke about a gas meter in the basement as a parable on get rich quick schemes. It characterizes a scam as a simple, time saving fraud and contrasts it with a brand tongue in cheek dyeing ad for Putnam faceless dyes.
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Paps
Baltimore American
Putnam
Waiting for Freedom in a Fortunus Bond Tale
A Yale Record excerpt sketches a dramatic scene where Hle-Charlie appears bound to a wealthy Miss Fortunus. The dialogue implies a willing but precarious dynamic around financial bonds and power.
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Charlie
Fortunus
Yale Record
Hunters Special Rates to Northern Michigan and Wisconsin
Tickets on sale September 15 to November 15, 1905 via Nickel Plate Road with liberal return limit. See nearest agent or write C A Asterlin Fort Wayne Ind. Also note Romano credited with completing many of Raphael's works and selected by Raphael. plus an offer for a Self Making Dating Stamp for 75 cents via Lock Box 219 Fort Wayne Indiana.
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Michigan
Lock Box
Fort Wayne
Indiana
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