Recoil Has Come Marked Falling Off in Orders
New York, Feb. 7. Weekly review of trade reports a drop in manufacturing and distribution as orders decline amid high prices. Iron and steel show mixed effects with contracts extended yet production pressures persist. wool, cotton, and wheat markets exhibit volatility while overall business activity remains subdued compared with last year.|
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G. Dun & Co
Weikly
Staria
Abe
Goth
New York
Atlante
Chicago
Iran and Steel Industry
Seltony
Dessemier
Reform ideas for wage earners housing plan emerge
Kansas state bank commissioner John W. Breidenthal notes interest in a Chicago proposal called Universal Homes. The plan would fund 500 to 1 000 dollar houses for workers via mutual society, with no interest and monthly payments based on house value. If a member dies, heirs receive the house, and ownership occurs after ten years of payments.
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Kan- Sas
John W. Breidenthal
Mr. Dreidenthal
Ament
Breitenthal
Chicago
Universal Homes
Society
Sarnert
Ain Bretdenthal
Umat
Brotiinthal
Meaning of U S in Porto Rico and Philippines debate
Washington reports from the ways and means subcommittee explore the term United States as applied to territories. The majority argues U S rights cover only states, with territorial governance arising from treaty power and sovereignty. The minority cites Chief Justice Marshall to support broader federal reach over acquired lands.
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Washington
Ways and Qeana
United States
Porto Ricn
Philippines
Hawaii
Mr. Dubell
Air Hopkine 10
Me. Grosvenor
United Staten
Cance
Congress
Ita
Portottico
Richardson
Marshall
Supremé Court
Esughhorwush
Blake
Wheaton
Mr. Richardson
Debated Construction of Constitution and Territories
The committee discusses whether the United States extends constitutional protection to new territories. Mr Richardson argues for strong federal reach with statehood potential, citing Supreme Court precedent. Air Newlands emphasizes that expanding union included territories under temporary government, with Congress holding needful powers. The panel, split along party lines, adopts the majority report 3 to 6 after lengthy debate.
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Republic
Richardson
Pe DY
Tawney
Howard
Supreme Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Air
Newlands
Congress
Catte
United States
Bryan arrives in Holyoke for early breakfast with Callahan
William J. Bryan travels from Montpelier to Holyoke Massachusetts for an early breakfast with Democratic state chairman Christopher T. Callahan. He plans to board a train to Chicopee to speak in the city, then to Springfield for a public meeting in the city hall and a reception in the mayor's office. He will return to Holyoke for a mass meeting speech and will be hosted by the Ryan Club, the mayor, and the Bay State Club while in town.
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Holyoke
Maws
Willam J. Bryan
Montpelier
Christopher T. Callahan
Democratic State Committee
Traun
Stade
Chicopee
Springfield
Bryan
Ryan Club
Mayor
Bay State Club
X Hepublican Organization
Sebose
Uryats
Snow Closes London Streets and Britain Faces Deep Snow
Snow blanketed London to two inches turning to mud while provincial towns report bitter cold. Holfordshire endures the worst snowstorm in forty years with over a foot of snow, impassable roads, drifts to hedges, blocked rail lines, and telegraph poles down in many spots.
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London
Holfordshire
Kobbe Occupies Samar and Leyte Islands
Manila February 2 to 6 Brigadier Gen Kobbe has occupied Samar and Leyte. In the Taclobotan fight insurgents were killed and Americans captured five cannon with their artillery men.
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Manila
Kobbe
Samar
Leyte
Taclobatten
Health board outlines medical licensure and emergency fund reforms
Dr W C Swan reports on proposed legal changes to medical practice including three full courses and graduation from a reputable college to practice, creation of an emergency fund for epidemics under board control, and mandatory diploma registration with the board. Also details historical appropriations and county statistics on marriages births and demographics.
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State Board of Health
W. C. Swan
Fragmented Night and Day article fragment
A garbled OCR fragment references a night shift topic with unclear names and places. It mentions health, energy, and a dismissed or inert situation, but the exact events, people, or locations remain unreadable. The readable parts point to a disrupted description of a bust, weight, and a power outage context without coherent details.
Leavenworth Hospital Bill Advances in Senate
In the Senate Senator Baker urged passage of the bill to appropriate funds for erecting a hospital at Port Leavenworth. The measure, approved by the Senate after several days of debate in the House, now goes to the president for signature.
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Leavenworth
Senate
Washington
Baker
Port Leavenworth
House
Cured Sciatic Rheumatism Prompts Drug Ad Claim
A Richmond Va physician wholesale druggist Wagner touts Mystic Cure for Rheumatism after a two month sciatic pain spell. He claims prescriptions failed yet the remedy produced dramatic relief, while noting reports of others achieving fine results from the product Bold by Swift Holliday. Two men and a woman were later found injured behind a saloon in a separate incident involving alleged confrontation and medical responses.
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Wagner
Richmond
Sacs
Ngeo
Swift & Holliday
Drugelats
Kansks
Paine's Celery Compound touted as great reconstructant
A testimonial from a married couple claims Paine's Celery Compound improved their health. They say it cured rheumatism, regulated the system, and acted as a tonic for nerves. The man, age 75, reports relief from kidney trouble and rapid benefits, attributing vitality to the product.
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Dean Man
Lydia Pinkbewin
DeKalb Ave
Brooklyase
Paine
Ury Lands at Last as Indian Lands Appraiser
Newt Ury or sort Scott has landed a federal post as appraiser of Indian lands earning $1,200 yearly plus traveling expenses. The term lasts at least three years. The job involves occasional land appraisements with little immediate work, and the place is described as a “dead” job.
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Newt Ury
Sort Scott
Tryou
Curtis 5 Coming Campaign Plans Mentioned
A grimy clipping notes Congressman Charles Curtis will return home in a few weeks to focus on campaign work. He plans a personal canvass in several counties and attends marches at Atehiz on March 20. Curtis and Batley will be on the ground before the convention, with activities along the West Kansas route and associated rail excursions promoted by the Burlington Route. The piece also references travel and commuter services, plus a medical ad for Dr Thomas' Electro Pll.
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Charles Curtis
Tly Campaten
Curtis
Atehiz
Batley
Gilta
Corvention
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Homes For All
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Gen'lee Agt
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Mo H. Kasper
Weber
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Sweden
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