Year s business in sigh New York Aug 4
A compile of trade news from New York reports mixed outcomes across sectors. Iron and steel show strong output, textiles and footwear active, while grain prices ease amid speculative trading. Emigration to the United States surges, and legal and labor events in Topeka and Manhattan accompany a broad, unsettled economic picture.
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New York
Ang
Dun & Co
Texaa
Weol
Iron and Steel Industry
Colorado
Naval Station
Hevana
Washington, D. C
Havana Harbor
Mie Netson
Ane
Earthquake Shocks Hit California Towns Amid Damage
A strong earthquake struck Lompoo California at 10 35 PM causing dishes and furniture to topple. A second tremor around 11 PM damaged a Western Union line site at Carroaga wells, with losses estimated up to 15000 dollars. Santa Barbara and other nearby locales reported lighter shaking and minor effects.
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Lompoo
Calif
Lonmoe Valley
Santa Ynez
Dant Barbara
Los Alamose
California
Western Union OW Company
Carroaga Wells
Hhirris Station
Santa Barbara
Piano recital stirs rare zeal in Berlin crowd
In Berlin on July 20, 1002, Arthur Moohman delivered a piano recital that drew unprecedented enthusiasm. Hochman the Pinaret reported the event as a standout, noting exceptional audience fervor unseen in years.
Work Delayed in Parsons Kansas Hospital Project
Work on the new state insane asylum hospital in Parsons progresses slowly due to a shortage of brick masons. The building includes two private residences, power, administration, and cottages for patients, with completion set for the first of March if more skilled workers are found.
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Onles
Lineal and Nebraska send outing brigade to Fort Riley encampment
Aug to Sept, Adjutant General leads a state contingent including two infantry regiments a cavalry troop and a field artillery battery for a Fort Riley encampment. The adjutant general is directing active arrangements and state representation.
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Lineal
Nebrasten
Fort Tiley
Cemmal Corbin Mies
Nits Degin
Nebuss Belgide
California Earthquake Rips Los Alamos Valley Wide
A night tremor devastates Los Alamos in Santa Barbara County, California. The fifteen by four mile valley district is ruptured with gaping terrain, damaged buildings, and a near desertion as residents flee. Over seventy aftershocks have unsettled the area, with a church leveled and telegraph wires broken. The region is a bustling oil and fruit belt with abundant crops including wheat olives and citrus.
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Los Alamos
Santa Marbara
Ani
Almont Rontinwetts
Santa Barbara
Cali
Los Alamos Valley
Larlin
Mount Lowe University
Unknown giant tree found on government land in Fresno County
Fresno reports a massive tree discovered high in the Sierra area. The trunk runs six feet from the ground and a 144 foot circumference line surrounds it. The tree sits on government reservation and is described as the largest known in the world.
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Fresno
Stereos
Toonsier
Wis
Steamship concession granted for Gulf of California trade
A. E. Stillwell receives a concession to establish a steamship service linking Mexican Gulf ports with Pacific coast ports and American and South American lines. Ships will connect with the Kansan City Mexico and Orient Railway at Topolobampo and with the Isthmus of Tehuantepec National Railway at Sulina Crad on the Pacific side.
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Mexico City
A. E. Stillwell
Gulf of California
Pacific Coast
Pacific Ocean
Far East
Kansan City
Mexico & Orient Railway
Topolobampo
Yebnantepes National Railway
Sulina Crad
Pugitie
Artesian Well Plan Inches Forward in Western Kansas
Northwestern Kansas irrigation experiments are planned this fall under the Reeder bill. Chief hydrographer Newell will return west to sink wells, with the first in South Dakota and the second in Kansas near the center of Reeder’s district, possibly in Osborne, Billings, or Boise counties. If successful, western Kansas wells could yield water and hint at coal, oil, and gas nearby, aiding the region’s prospects.
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Kansas
Washington
Labor Board Plan Prompts Chicago Talks for Railroads
A plan proposed by railroad executives in Chicago contemplates a general labor board to act for the railroads and to engage unions in bargaining. The aim is to save time and expense for both sides, though details and obstacles remain. Separate items report Concordia river channel shift crippling water power and infrastructure needs, a Santa Fe order for fifty new Pullman cars for the California Limited, and a severe storm across Wisconsin and Minnesota causing extensive damage.
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Vopolu
TH. U. Mudge
Santa Fe
Aaveling
Chicago
General Labor Board
Railway Board
Topeka
W. J. Black
The
Pullman Works
San Franciito
Albuquerque
Endowment Pledge Won By Young Men's Christian Association
A New York report notes the International Committee of the YMCA has pledged a one million dollar endowment fund sought during jubilee year. A $250000 promise from a top friend helped break the impasse. About 150 subscribers joined, with gifts from Lenidis Annelation secretaries and Rieter Eftyalx cited.
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New York
Young Men's Christian Association
Ix Persis
Lenidis Annelation
Rieter Eftyalx
Shenandoah Riot Claims Deaths and Guards Mobilize
Reports from Shenandoah Pennsylvania describe a violent clash between striking workers and deputy sheriffs with at least one merchant killed and several officers shot. Gov Stone ordered National Guard units to Shenandoah as 1000 troops were expected by daybreak amid widespread property damage and ongoing gunfire.
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Shenandoal
Aug
Joseph Jeddal
Dleath
Beddall
Pleketa
Beddal
Stone
Shenadonl
Harrisburg
Eighth
Uewelfth
National Guard of
Pennsylvania
Gobin
Shenadond
Global briefs flagvolcanic unrest and world market shifts
Unusual volcanic activity in Costa Rica prompts observer notes amid a string of distant economic tidbits. July coinage totals reach 4,756,800 while bank notes circulate at Sik 094,194. Penn coal pits restart. Utah Avigona border desert imagery. transport Buford sails Manila with troops. detectors of progress mix with political chatter and cholera in Cairo.
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National Treasury
Interior Department
San Attain
Porto Rico
Esas
Riley
Lilinalealunl
Santa Beare
Chicago
Albuquerque
National Bank
Pennsylvania
Utah
Avigona
Buford
Manila
Eighth Infantry
Danish West Indies
Copenhagen
United States
Tiv
Hastey
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Hastle
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War Department
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Edward Chamberlain
Revere
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Crandall
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