New York industry and transport pace despite heat and frost
The Weekly Pride review notes railways expanded equipment and lines while activity kept pace with business. Freight and steel demand rise, but fuel shortages and light iron prices signal mixed strength. Wheat exports reach 7,060,317 bushels for the week, with year totals climbing to over 1,042,839 bushels.
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Northwest grain movement and market outlook discussed
Reports from the field note heavy rail activity and large grain stocks. Wheat movement peaks exceed previous years with continued exports and millers buying, while North American stocks show regional shifts and price dynamics amid strong foreign demand.
Market Prices Across Cities Show Crop and Livestock Ranges
Prices listed for Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Milwaukee and others cover cattle hogs sheep wheat corn oats rye butter potatoes and more. Market tiers include No 2 red No 2 white No 2 mixed and creamery butter with varied per unit values.
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Timothy
Prairie
Indianapolis
St. Tovis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Princess Louise of Orléans Considered as Alfonso's Bride
Spanish ministers favor Princess Louise of Orléans as a suitable wife for Alfonso. The Paris Countess and her unmarried daughter Louise, born Cannes, reside in Seville area with the Duke of Montpensier and heir apparent, amid broader European royal marriage talks.
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Robbery at Gardner Bank in Illinois Forces Town Marshal’s Capture
Six masked men raided the Exchange Bank of Gardner early Wednesday binding Town Marshal Edmondston and using explosives to blow the safe. They carried $4,000 in currency to a rope-guarded escape toward Chicago as Gardner residents organized armed searches.
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Britain plans anti Mad Mullah campaign in Somaliland
Britain moves to deploy Laidian troops to Somaliland to confront the Mad Mullah amid ongoing attacks. The article recalls Swat uprising history where tribal forces resisted external powers, examining parallels with Somali resistance and noting Italian French and British interests amid rail and reconstruction projects in East Africa.
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Great Britain
Somaliland
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Swat
India
Tyne
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East Africa
Youth Murderer’s Air Brake Invention Draws Glee
A 17 year old is said to have killed his mother and two sisters and wounded others in Elmstead while recounting a patented air brake he devised. Practical machinists praise the device as one of the most effective yet and speculate it could replace current systems, offering financial hope for the murdered family’s survivors.
Minor gold discovery and labor notes from early reports
The item notes a gold find during federal building excavations at Butte Montana. It mentions plans to import Chinese cooks from California to Wichita for household work. It also reports Henry Holtzman, a 22 year old farm hand from Treasanton Nan, found unconscious after a gas blowout at the Metropolitan Hotel in Kansas City. he was revived with difficulty.
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Wichita
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Metropolitan Hotel
Kansas City
Scattered Opinion Pieces Jump Through Time
A collage of quotes and quips from various U.S. papers lampoons politics crime and society. The items reference Baer St Tionis Methodist ministers New York murder mysteries Venezuelan affairs and Chicago sidewalks among other vivid snapshots.
Notable Figures of Early 20th Century United States
The text lists diverse figures: Curtis of Wansas described as a tribal champion. Joseph Chamberlain bears a forehead scar from a recent cab accident. Colin A. C. Ferris of Wackengack New Jersey is credited as the first to introduce petroleum asoan ruminant, dying in the Catskills at an age yet unspecified. Senator Platt of New York is noted for longstanding access to presidents from Lincoln to Roosevelt. Chin Fan Sun, said to be the richest Chinese American, emigrated in steerage, became multimillionaire after marrying a white woman and avoiding lottery business in San Francisco.
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Fourvil Tadian
Red Men
Joseph Chamberlain
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Wackengack
N. J
Catskills
Senator Platt
New York
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Roosevelt
America
Chin 'Fan Sun
Pacific
Tie
San Francisco
Wu Ting Fang Recalled As Chinese Minister to China
Chinese Minister in Washington Wu Tingfang is recalled to China to be replaced by Cheng Chi Tung as minister of commerce and as a member of the commission negotiating commercial treaties. Wu will return with his suite, aims to secure his son’s education in the United States, and has opposed re enactment of the Chinese sexelusign jaw. Wu, a leading foreign representative in Washington, is 60s and famed for engaging American ideas.
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Wu ‘Ding
Jang
China
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Aleceed Cheng
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United States
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Bold Prairie City Bank Robbery Tops Iowa News
Four men robbed the Prairie City bank at 1 AM early Tuesday, blowing the safe and taking about 4000 dollars in mostly silver and some currency. Erskine, a bystander, was forced to the ground as the robbers fired five dynamite shots and evaded pursuit by stationing guards and signaling between them. A posse tracked them after they fled at about 4 AM.
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Towa
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Erskine
Cholera Ravages the Old World Amid Warnings
Incoming hospital notices report severe cholera outbreaks across Asia and Africa. Fatalities rise with an estimated 75 percent mortality in recent cases. outbreaks in Nanking and Shouyanghsien show thousands infected daily. Hong Kong reports cases and hundreds of deaths as authorities vow to contain the spread.
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Railroads Return to Coal and Record Earnings Reported
The Southern Lactic switches back to coal for locomotives after trial with oil. The New York Central Railroad posts the largest annual gross earnings gain in its history. The Evie Railroad reports a collision near Chicago involving a state of the art car. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railways plans 25.09 million dollars in new stock to extend to the Pacific. A Chicago Burlington and Quincy press release notes 70 000 tourist tickets to Colorado. Take Shore and Michigan Southern notes original twentieth century limited cars cannot handle twenty hour Chicago to New York travel. a sixth car is added permanently. Burlington and Illinois Central set a speed record on a Beeler to Wray run of 148 miles at 68 60 miles per hour. The Illinois Central auditor states taxes paid to Illinois amount to 947 306 dollars, the highest in the company’s history, under a special charter arrangement totaling percent of gross earnings from the original 706 miles in the state.
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New York
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Chicago, Burlinston and Quincey Railroad
Take Shore
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Treasures in Heaven Sermon Emphasizes Spiritual Wealth
The sermon urges believers to invest in heavenly treasures through faith, giving, and service to Christ. It argues wealth and status are transient while true riches come from a life of sacrifice, prayer, and righteous works that store up rewards in heaven.
Knowledge of Man and the Future in a Sermon
A preacher discusses Christ knowing what is in man and the potential future of humanity. He cautions against overreaching prophecies while urging growth toward the ideal man, urging faithful living and self-salvation with humility. The piece reflects on faith, love, and striving to imitate divine perfection.
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Religion and Law in Israelan Principles
Reverend Simmons argues faith must guide business and policy not state control. He cites ancient Israel seeking divine laws and urges adherents to apply truth as a core principle in all tasks to avoid conflict over rules and worship.
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Israel
Tomy
Uo Gyuly
The Patristic View of Faith by Rev Jong Crushinghem
A fragmentary Victorian style treatise discusses the divine gift of faith, human response, and the role of providence in belief. It contrasts human effort with God’s power to bestow faith amid spiritual awakening and moral guidance.
Synthetic silk and the future of common goods
A historical note on artificial production in chemistry. Synthetics loom large as chemists extend methods from dyes and fabrics toward food drink and clothing. The piece discusses silk synthesis, indigo, and other substances, noting progress and debates about genuine versus artificial materials and their practical impact.
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Iatvers
Asinmel
The Bicycle Fad In History And Habit
The article reviews the bicycle fad of the era, noting widespread daily use for exercise and open air benefits. It contrasts pleasure riding with practical use for commuting, business roles, and services while lamenting the decline in pure recreation among children and enthusiasts.
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