NONE TO COMPETE Underselling World Markets Amid Strong Export Demand
American export demand boosts wheat and cotton optimism despite mixed foreign reports. Wool and textile sectors show restraint while iron and steel rise with new orders and price gains. Banking and money markets tighten globally as Western trade centers report brisk activity and expanding production capacity.
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Pacific Coast
Oregon
Washington
California
Uils Fear Com
United States
Dominion of Canada
G. Dun & Co
Review of Trade
Europe
Chicago
St. Paul
St. Louis
Germany
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Ralls
Far West
London
Asucust
Stalnot
Textile Industri
Wool price trends and trade outlook note
The report cites awaiting Saat developments and wool price strength. Print cloths fall slightly, brown drills and light woolen feeds see price reductions. Trade concessions are scarce as three weeks’ gale losses reach 10,078,100 pounds versus 48,451,400 the prior year and 23,463,700 in 1982.
Relative Gordon seeks writ of habeas corpus in burglary case
The Sept 4 court record shows Gordon, held for burglary since February 26, 18,11, taken to Joliet penitentiary March 1. Judge Tuthill presided as Cordes argued plea of guilty capped at one year. Parole recommendations noted. petition filed by relative Gordon.
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Chicago
Gordon
Joliet “Penitentiary
Joliet
Tuthil
Cordes
Badenoe
Mittissus
Gorden
Goulds Assessment Upheld by State Board
The state board today admitted the objection by Ocean County bondholders against county assessments. Major Carl Lente filed a minority report arguing Goulds personal tax should pass, while Rabble noted the assessment could be altered if Mr Gould was available, but he was absent during the taxing season.
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Trenton
State Board of Syqxation
Erect County Bond of Freeholders
Ocean County
Carl Lente
Geuiree Gould
Rabble
Gould
Church Sinking Into Mine Near Hazleton Pa
A Pennsylvania church in Andenried near Hazleton is slowly sinking into a coal mine. Ground beneath the building has torn away. two pillars barely support the structure. The church is valued at $5,000 and abandonment of the property is likely. The Rock Woman Traveler note discusses travel safety and a railway signaling system aiding lone women.
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Pennsylvania
Hazleton
St. Patrick's Church
Andenried
Malloy
IOWA COLONEL IN TROUBLE DES MOINES DESCRIBED
Des Moines reports Colonel Lambert of the Pifileth Iowa volunteers faces a court martial for disrespect to the state chief magistrate. The charge references an interview quoted in Des Moines satirically framing political maneuvers by a Shaw-Sherod coalition and a reaction to the supposed misrepresentation of young men serving for political ends.
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Des Moines
B. FE
Iowa
Lambert
Eich
Shaw
Alison Sherod
Honor for Miss Willard Natal Day Celebration by Temperance Women
Chicago temperance leaders plan a birthday celebration for Frances E. Willard at Willard hall at 11 o clock with music and hymns. The event features memorials, membership appeals, and readings honoring the reformer and her long fight for temperance. Eva Norton, Helen Hood, Amanda Smith, Jessie Ackerman, and Rev JQ A Henry will contribute readings and songs.
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Temperance
Chicago
Frances E. Willard
Willard Hall
Miss Willard
Ale
Miss Williard
Eva Norton
H. A. Horton
Helen Hood
Restcotttuge
Amanda Smith
Lady Henry Somerset
Will
Mies
Jexsie Ackerman
Teme
Itfar
Hom
Dee
J.Q. A. Henry
Wilber Hagans
Women Wreck Saloon at Anderson East of the City
In Anderson Indiana on September 4 a Women led mob wrecked the Dady Wheeler resort near the river damaging doors and mirrors. Investigators started but hurriedly dropped the case. Wheeler says authorities now suspect temperance workers orchestrated the act and no one was detained.
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Faye
Gtecock
Prominsice
Fairmount
Fooled De Wolf Hopper and English Imposter Deceived
New York Sept.aj. A man claiming to be the English tenor Hayden Coffin befriended De Wolf Hopper at the Knickerbocker theater. He invited Hopper behind the scenes then to supper at a club. Coffin arrived before Hopper, was wined and cocktailed, and O Sullivan identified the visitor as an impostor. An onstage test with a piano was proposed to prove identity, but Coffin did not admit to the test.
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New York
Sept
Dax
Knickerbocker Theater
de Wolf Hopper
Hayden Coffin
Ike
Hopper
Mr. Coffin
Dennis O'sullivan
Brunest Wilson
O/Sullivan
Coffin
Ana
Holland House
Decorating Your Stars Front Let Us Do It For You
The fragment describes decorating services offered by The International Decorating Co and Peerless Steam Laundry. It mentions wholesale prices, Lexicontqe and Kannis Avenue, with emphasis on quality over price. The text reflects an old-time newspaper advertisement style.
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Decorating Co
International Decorating Co
Kannis Avenue
Ud Westth
Temple Does Not Pay, W C T U Leader Says
Mrs LM N Stevens, acting national president of the Women's Christian Temperance Union of America and Maine state president, spoke at the Maine convention in Bangor. She described the Chicago Woman's Temple as an affiliated interest and argued the Temple has yielded no revenue to the union while the National WCTU has paid rent for offices there.
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Mire. Stevens
Chicago
Bangor
LM. N. Stevens
Women's Christian Temlerance Union of America
Maine
Woman's Temple
Jose
Man fatally wounds woman in Benton Harbor attack
John Williams fatally shoots Mra Rolomat Shoemaker after attacking her at a back street in Benton Harbor. The assailant fled, later found in a half stupor. A corselet saved the injured woman from death. authorities expect her to die.
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John Williams
Arene
Lyaehng
Artist's Wife Missing From New York Home
Mrs Rose Edwards wife of artist Paul Edwards vanished from their 66th Street residence. She left a costly fur set at Joy West street and told her husband she went to market. Police and husband failing to locate her. inquiries ongoing.
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Rose Edwards
New York
Rose Howards
Paul Edwards
Edwards
Joy West Bet
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
An old advertorial text extols a woman's power to awaken love and hails Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments. The passage references health, delicacy, and vitality, touting the product as a positive specific that strengthens and heals, with anecdotal claims of personal relief and improved well being.
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Pierce
Lincoln Park board weighs new animals for zoological gardens
Chicago report says the Lincoln Park board discussed purchasing animals for the zoological gardens. Offers came from dealers including Frank C. Bostick Omaha for four exotic antelopes and a quagga at 250 dollars each, J Buck Philadelphia for a catelie and an orangutan, with an official in Dutton planning an eastern trip to inspect proposals.
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Chicago
Lincoln Park Board
Zoological Gardens
Frank C. Bostick
Omaha
J. Buck
Philadelphia
Parsons Bank Failure Paralyzes Michigan Town Business
In Niles Michigan the Burr Oak Parsons Bank shut after 35 years under President Parsons. The closure halts local commerce as deposits totaling 51 000 are locked. Wealth of Parsons, linked to Chicago trades, is said to have collapsed with the bank. Citizens fear prolonged economic distress.
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Michigan
Parsons Bank
Niles
Mich
Burr Qak
Parsons
Burr Oak
Sitchigan
Chicas Board of Trade
Bositara
Captures Millinery by American Eagle Mascot
Chicago reports a large American eagle mascot of Company B First Minnesota volunteers attacked a woman’s hat, tearing it and causing her to react with amusement. The bird, called Old Ate, has repeatedly alarmed troopers, stealing a mite of items and causing disorder, stoking talk of possible court martial for the bird’s mischief.
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Chicago
Co. B
First
Minola Volunteer Cavalry
Vic
Micon
Uncle Sam
Tennesser
Co. Re
Abe
Cassie
Heroes in the Battle of Santiago Pack-train Story
A letter from pack-train No. 2 at Santiago de Cuba on July 28 credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving the front by keeping ammunition and rations flowing. The writer recalls diarrhoea and no time for doctors, praising the medicine as crucial to the army.
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Santiago de Cuba
P. &. Butler
Chamberlain
Corade
Tampa
Chamberlain Medicine Co
Dows
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