Shrinkage in Metals Trade Drives Decline in Prices and Shoes
New York data show shrinking demand for iron and steel, with premiums for prompt delivery vanished and prices easing. Lead and tin markets swing after a brief rise, while wheat exports slump. Boots and shoes shipments fall in early November but remain robust in other lines, as mills cut prices and competition weakens margins.
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New York
R G, Dun & Co
Pittebure
London
Fresen
Imany
Soakeriel
Market Tones and Wheat Declines Amid Weak Crop Outlook
The market shows renewed wool and textile price movements with prices for fine Washer, fine and medium Elaine firming slightly. Cotton futures rise to four-year highs while plant and shipment activity grows, yet wheat exports lag and overall Western receipts drop. Bankruptcies rise to 219 in the United States and 20 in Canada.
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Circe
Peites
Collin
Salon Ba
Gilfiond Allende
Pacitle
Moody Stricken Amid Kansas City Evangelist
Dwight L Moody the evangelist fell ill with heart trouble in Kansas City after nightly preaching to large crowds in Convention Hall. He is en route to Northfield Mass under care of Dr Schau Mer and C M Vining, with a special car provided by local churchmen. Moody’s condition is described as critical by some but not terminal, with exhaustion from recent exertions lingering as he expected to resume speaking after rest.
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Kansas City
Dwight L. Moody
Hla Fome
Northield
Mass
SehauMer
C. M. Vining
Union National Bank
Mr. Moody
Kumnsag City
Chicacy
Buffalo
Moody
Adea
Evangelist Ri. Torre
Chicago
Mc Moody
Carver
SchauMer
Crawford Theater Cards Dramatic Lines With Comedy and Opera
Jacob Litt presents a comedy “Mistakes Will Happen” at Crawford Greater tonight led by Charles Dickson. Lincoln J. Carter’s “Under the Dame” returns Monday with Hurricane scenes and New Jersey ferry, Washington views, and shoreshots. The Jefferson De Angelis Opera Company brings “The Jolly Musketeer” to Crawford Wednesday, with DeAngeli’s buffoonery praised. The John Nicholson Company stages “Alabama” at Crawford Tuesday night, a familiar Southern portrait with a strong cast.
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Jacob Litt
Crawford
Charles Dickson
Lincolln J. Carters
Geare
Jefferson de Angelis Opera Company
Jolly Musketeer
Crawford Theater
de Angelie
Opera
New York
Hopper
Wilson
Te Angetle Ile
Broadway
Bon
Inve
Dumas
Atanley Werman
Dinian Edwards
John Nicholson
Augustus Thomas
Alabama
Cap
Major Logan exhumation ordered for return home
Nov. 15 report from Youngstown indicates Secretary of War directed Major Logan’s body be exhumed and shipped home. Major Webb C. Hayes, a relative of Major Lexen, will oversee the funeral arrangements in Manila within days. Separately, Sir Richard Webster is named a baronet for his arbitration work.
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Major Logan
Youngstown
John S . Jr
Teeelvink & Telneram
Secretary of War
Ont
Tie
Logan
Webb C. Hayes
Lexen
Manila
Fedy
Webster
London
Richard Webster
Veneducian Arbitration Commission
Robert T.ied
Great Britain
Order of St. Michael and St. George
TaGrione
Tate
New York Fighters Draw In Even Six Round At Fort Desibbon Club
Kid McPartland of New York and Matty Matthews of Brooklyn fought a lively, evenly matched bout at the Fort Desibbon Athletic Club. The fight was declared a draw after a tense sixth round with both men exchanging hard punches and lasting to the bell.
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Chicago, Nor
Kid McPartland
New York
Matty Matthews
Brooklyn
Fort Desibon Athletic Club
Matthews
Jentelon
Merartagh
H Matthews
McPartiant
Metasticnd
Kratiper
McPartland
Matthew
Moss
Seanng
Futhy
Ant
Masthewsovck
Ewings
Melariand
McRirtiand
Lng
Velimay
Sent
Rie
Gil
Witih
Referee Siler in Chicago Explains Ring Decision
George Siler arrived in Chicago from New York and defended his call in Jeffries versus Sharkey. He cited ring lighting as biasing Sharkey and noted plans to stay two weeks for upcoming bouts, including McGovern Haley and Emil Kind, with Detroit engagement on November 30.
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Chieses
George Siler
New Feck
Sharkey
Patney Haley
Billy Emilth
Detroit
Empire Athletic Club
Tommy Britter
Madison Square Garden
New York
Pussg-Tipton Company
Johnny McCafferty
Newport
Tom Hayes
Lakeside
Bennings
Tommy Hurns
Chicago
Birmingham
Cor R. H- Wells
Harlem
Crown Point
New Orleans
Takeside
The Surgeon's Knife and Pyramid Pile Cure Promise Relief
A vintage medical advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a safe non narcotic remedy for all forms of piles. It cites multiple patients from Kansas to Indiana reporting relief and urges purchase at 50 cents per pack through Pyramid Drug Co in Marshall.
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de. J. Wo Biezun
Leoterdvilie
Kan
James Temerac
Dubyane
Jaws
Hinkly
Mississippi St
Indianapolis
Int
Pyramid Drug Co
Marshall
May settle championship as Maroons may face Michigan Wisconsin
Chicago officials discuss a possible post Thanksgiving game to decide the western football title if Michigan and Wisconsin agree. Wisconsin and Chicago show openness while Michigan’s stance grows, with talks in progress among institutions and Chicago athletic board.
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Chicago
Chicago Athetic Board
Michigan
Wisconsin
Fisher
Maroons
Tut Stags
Cardinal
Ton
Badgers
Katrd
University of Chicago
Speed
Harvard
Erwin
Bancroft Eyes Cuba Trip For Baseball Tourists
Ban croft has returned from Memphis where he met Tar Knhoe and McPherwich McCormick. The southern tourists linger, uncertain if Hahn joins in Memphis or Nashville. Destination decisions hinge on New Orleans contact, with Havana seen as a promising market. McGraw touted as Cuba lure, Frank’s Havana trips influence the plan.
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Culm
Bancroft
Charlie
Louie Browns
Frank
Bancrof
Havana
Lawrence High Surges Ahead In Close Nov Contest
Tawrence gridrs clash in a late season game as Lawrence tops Topeka in a tight matchup. Fort Scott and Florin push hard with both sides preparing for upcoming state actions. Schools review practice and roster notes ahead of decisive Friday night showdown at 7:00.
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Tawrence
Kan
Lawrence
Tinta OB ‘Coke Aig
Saween Righ
PuLinstie
Ithe
High Sehgal
Lawrences
Sullivan on fights no draws final say referee decides
New York, Nov. 13. John L. Sullivan argues against draw outcomes and supports a single end of bout decision by the referee. He questions post round scoring, praises honest referees, recalls the Jeffries-Sherkley case, and urges a winner be declared unless one man clearly dominates or the match continues to a knockout.
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New York
John L. Sullivan
Dave
Anil
Stiers
Jeffries-Sherkey
Sharkey
Jeffries
Stier
UnUl
Ray Whowe Sehr
California
FrankConnet
Mecaunull
Simms Hand Jo
Newark
N. J
Sourdd & Deas
oCormnel
Hendler
Odus
McLoupell
Dave Sullivan
Im Mie Gath
Eddie Couhelly
Jie
Jonably Wate
Bach Waleted Poitndy
Tourne
Hiodier
AfoConnell
Manders
Haundier
Hin Jett
Fact Moines
Bari
Randter
Jerney
Abd McCowne
Swinnine
Estarte
Trent Vie
Jimmy
Metaniel
le Tandy Grd Mead
Aity McConnell
Fandher
Batt
Sadler
Fae
McConnell
Fragmentary lines reflect an unresolved fight outcome
A garbled excerpt hints at an argument about a fight not yet decided. The text emphasizes incorrectness of taking a stand and suggests ongoing dispute without a clear result. No names, dates, or places are readable in the fragment.
Maher McCoy Fight Set for December 31 at Coney Island
Representatives of Peter Maher and Kid McCoy met Friday to arrange a three round bout at Coney Island Sporting Club on December 31 with a $2000 purse. The article notes a new contract and signed articles for both fighters and mentions various seconds and officials involved.
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New York
Peter Maher
Kid Smccoy
Maher
McCoy
Coney Eland Sporting Club
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Cures Oth ers Why Not You
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for ailments including a long standing lame shoulder. It cites testimonials from Adol Le Millett of Manchester New Hampshire and others praising relief, along with other products sold by Eagle Health Buckwheat and Goode rubber goods. The ad invites readers to visit Whittlesey Mercantile Co to sample items and emphasizes guaranteed satisfaction.
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Chamberlain
Bette
Adol le Millett
Marchester
Ail
Cemillas
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Cincinnat
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Efair Health
United States
Inc
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Danley
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Hollmay
Rowley & Know
Kansans Avenue
Maher-Mcoy
Solky
Squires
Eagle Health
Whittlesey Mer. CO
Denver
Colorado Flyer
Capitol Building and Loan Association
Sayings and Loaa Association
Mall Minima Ly
Edison Electric Illuminating CO
J. K. Jones
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Winslow
Sen Hi
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Hea World
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Columbian Building
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