Nor ria Mining and Manufactur ing Company formed in Ohio
The article reports the formation of the Bho Norria Mining and Manufacturing Company in Ohio to develop a 950 acre coal and fire clay field near Irondale. A 3000 ton daily tipple and 75 million brick capacity plant are planned with Donald & Andrews of Pittsburgh as construction engineers. The plant aims to open next April employing about 1000 workers. Directors include J. Norris and S.E. Buenalde, all Pittsburghers except N Norris of Sebring. Headquarters are in Pittsburgh. The railroad line Cleveland and Pittsburgh connects to the site with initial capital of 150,000 dollars.
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Pheremoval
Trondate
Ssyaa
Pedial
Norria Mining and Manufacturing Company
Wader
Ohio
Irondale
eDonald & Andrews
Pittsburgh
Norria Company
Offcera
Norria
Trosaares
Buenalde
Burnside & Co
N Norris
Charles W. Walper
Henry
Fleckoor
N. Norris
Sebring
Standard
Wood ‘Street
Pitteburgh
Alte
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Railroad
Notice on Horseshing Services in Market Square
Take Notice that Q comipétant horseshoer is engaged to perform all kinds of horse shoeing services at Ovarit's Cumman in Market Square. The notice asserts warranted fats treat or service assured.
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Ovarit
Fragmentary medical note with garbled terms
The readable portions describe toxic substances and symptoms but are highly corrupted. Mentions medicines, pills, and possible cancer terms mixed with unrelated fragments. No clear event, date, people, or places can be identified from the unreadable OCR text.
Fragmentary OCR Highlights From Undated Page
The readable fragments mention names such as A084 and Tatertsiiys with unclear roles. Context is missing but suggests a historical listing or note page. No clear event, date, or organization is identifiable from the snippets provided.
Money Market Unsettled As Cash Drains From Treasury
In New York on December 12, gold shipments to Berlin for 600000 dollars were announced with rumors of more, while 100000 dollars in French coin moved to Paris. Treasury transfers to Chicago and New Orleans totaled 660000 and 160000 respectively, offset by a 1649141 redemption of U S bonds. Call money spiked to 10 percent as funds tightened. the Treasury had withdrawn over 4 million prior to Wednesday’s ops. Market sentiment remained uneasy with ongoing loan pressures and potential large financings linked to Norfolk and Western and the Pocahontas Coal deal. Amalgamated Copper provided some steadiness, closing up for the day, while transcontinental and local traction shares fell. Total sales par value 3470000, with government bonds seeing modest gains.
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W York
Berlin
Paris
Aib-Treasury
Chicago
New Orleans
Sub-Treasury
United States
Btock Exchange
New York
Pocahontas Coal Company
Norfolk and Western
Wall Street
Gom
Thora
Bolck
Anya
Union
Gag
Gener Iigetrio
Onera! Sonds
Former Judge Madill Dead at 86 in Louis
Former Judge George A. Madill, president of the Union Trust Company, died at his home in St Louis on December 12 from heart failure after a 100 day illness. Born in Bradford County, Pennsylvania in 1838, he rose as a jurist and financier and leaves a widow and a daughter.
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Louis
George A. Madill
The
Union Trust Company
Madill
Bradford County
Weather forecast for Ohio West Virginia and western Pennsylvania
Cloudy today and tomorrow across Ohio West Virginia with variable mostly northerly winds. Western Pennsylvania also cloudy today and tomorrow with light variable winds.
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Ohio
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Markets Pittsburg and Ohio Prices For Dairy Produce
Markets at Pittsburg and Ohio report varied prices for dairy and farm goods. Butter, eggs, cheese, and meats show shifts with cream, Swiss, tub products, and fresh cows as key items. Multiple grades and weights cited reflect regional trade activity and daily price movements.
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Pittsburg
QATR
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
New York Terminus Underground for Pennsy and Long Island
A J Cassatt outlines a plan to extend the Pennsylvania Railroad into New York with an underground joint terminal for Pennsy and Long Island lines. The project envisions an electric tunnel from the Hudson to the East River, beneath all avenues to avoid subway conflicts, with construction to begin once authorized and property acquired or condemned as needed.
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New York
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ita
Long Island Extension Railroad Company
Pennsylvania-New York Extension Railroad Company
New Jersey Railroad Company
Long Island Railroad
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York City
Long Island
Hudson River
East River
Fourth Avenue
Busis
Be careful in winter air warns health readers
It is easy to say be careful yet many leave heated houses for cold outer air and start coughing. The piece urges using Allen's Lung Balsam to prevent winter colds and notes treatment is slower once the lungs are deeply affected.
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Tate Allen
Allen
Notice to Taxpayers on Tax Books Open for Collection
Notice to taxpayers that the tax books are open for collection and that those who did not pay last June tax will be notified. If tax is not paid by December 20 1901, the property will be advertised and offered for sale on the third Tuesday of January. Gro P McCracken, Treasurer Jefferson County.
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Gro. P. McCracken
Jefferson County
Vast Toy and Garment Stock Promises Townwide Goods
Nothing more acceptable than clothing, and we are showing the largest and best selected stock in town. Men and boys suits and overcoats, toys for children, autos, steam engines, air guns, magic lanterns, trains, boards, crokinole tables, doll houses, Noah's Arks, fire engines, banks, presses, toy trunks, and other playthings fill the display.
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Sity
Tate
Stereos
Sadok Grepneda
Wii
Gale
Niles
John O. Mather
Joseph
UL Moore
Auptionser
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Steubenville
Tranke
B.d'es
Munke
Olio
Gala Coun Bry
A.M
William C. Brecken
Isabelle J. Oops
Plummer P. Laws
Luther Payne
Harry 4. Hobson
Campbell T. Hunter
Henry D. F. Read
James Fair
John Welch
Jacob Allensworth
James H. Paisley
RRA
Ogiepbell
James M Porter
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Novert
W. Hodgens
Harriet A. Sanders
Marthe Ingler
Henry Permar
Hester Nicholson
R Hoynoldy
Winfield Meek
Harvey
Daibott
W. Ross Alben
Eliza A. Hunt
George Floto
Sophia Lucas
Frank HH
K . Judge
Jeffergon County
Antonie Zquthamber
J. Oscar Naylor
Springford
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Steubenville Business College
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Walla
Ohio Valley
Ice & Storage Company
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