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Panama Canal Treaty Debate Sees Delays in Construction Plans
The senate backed the Panama Canal treaty but warned completion hinges on extensive damming and watershed work along the route. Critics fear repeated errors from prior plans while experts insist on robust surveying and engineering before any final decisions.
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Harriman and Keene Rifts Over Southern Pacific Control
The Standard reports in telegraph style on the rec ent confrontation between WH Howthpan and Aames Kerner regarding Southern Pacific stock. The piece contrasts Harriman’s sharp maneuvering against Keene’s distrust, suggesting a proposed reorganization to consolidate Union Pacific influence while limiting rivals.
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Grievance Meeting Reported In New Haven Area
Fragmentary text describes a meeting at an industrial site in New Haven area. An individual named Al. Patwek is cited reacting to a confrontation with reporters, mentioning negotiations and expected outcomes. The readable portion is unclear and only hints at a labor or organizational dispute.
Conference debate on general strike in state this spring
Reported discussion at the conference centers on the possibility of initiating a general strike in West Virginia this spring. Ruu Lington Wa Ving Marcle One tumdred Hnnted Mine Werkara repre Bote eatery civil toll observed.
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Monty for a Good Turposh at Manhattan hospital
New York on March 18 reports Annietw Thomas widow of General Siamated Thomas and her children Edwin Ry Thomas and Myre, donating $30,000 to Manhattan Jim Bye Hospital to fund a bed wheel unit in the new building. They recently received portions of their father's estate and made a generous settlement with their brother, Marvald E Thomas, tied to the will.
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World Markets Report From New York Muscle Exchange
Market notes from New York on March 18 show steady money rates at about 6 1/2 percent. Exchange dealings indicate demand and supply in convertible bills with posted rates at key maturities, including U.S. 10 day and 30 day bills, brief mentions of Mexican dollars and precious metals.
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Silk Market Provides Sharp Gains Amid Market Volatility
Trading opens with dullness then rapid movement as speculative orders push prices higher for key rails and Southern Pacific. Notable gains in Union Pacific Southern Pacific and era stocks with mixed closes. Teane and Amar gains cited while several shares ease.
Market Reports From Chicago Livestock Yard
Cincago market update shows cattle and hog receipts with mixed demand. Prices listed include hogs at around 26.10, cattle around 8.50 to 10 cents lower, and sheep totals near 20,000 with liveweight values noted. Western shop goods and various livestock bids appear amid a generally steady to soft market.
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Shang Waper Mason and the Tangled Grand: A Fading Trail
A disjointed report from New York outlines Mason and a network of lodges amid suspicious activity. References touch on Brooklyn and Mount Zion in vague terms, with unclear dates or outcomes.
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Fragmentary Chicago Notice Briefly Mentions Names and Sums
Fragmented OCR text references Chicago individuals and monetary amounts with scattered dates and places. Key names appear uncertain, but hints of a public notice or legal matter surface through isolated terms and figures.
Fragmented note on a strange chemical formula and measurements
A garbled OCR fragment lists odd numbers and terms like 60.7 centrifuigal and powdered sugar, interspersed with unclear phrases. It mentions BUGAR and new for mal falr font, suggesting a misread recipe or lab note with no coherent action or outcome.
COFFEE COFES AND WHEAT SHIPWRECK REPORTED NEAR CAPE LOOKOUT
A schooner named CB built at Cape Henry wrecked near Cape Lookout with Captain F Trew aboard and cargo of coffee and wheat bound for Baltimore via Clyde. No information about the crew or prey reached Lehi, and details remain sparse with few names fully clear.
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Washington Busy With Commissioned Secretary Armstrong Meeting
Fragmented OCR snippet shows officials discussing duties and government roles. The text mentions Secretary Armstrong, the president, and deployment of personnel in response to a crisis. Details are garbled and names unclear, but the core theme concerns a high level government meeting and commissions.
Navigation on the lakes opens new passageway
Amid March headlines, Chicago reports at Michigan navigation trials. The test voyage features the Take and several starters while crews at Graml Haven and nearby ports test the new route. Detroit and Cleveland lines push to open the harbor, with vessels moving through the channel as authorities observe.
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Shippers and clerks strike for pay rise in citywide dispute
In Chicago on March 1, striking shippers, receiving clerks, and salesmen demand a nine hour day and a ten percent wage increase. All workers are members of the Central Supply Association, with talks underway as the walkout disrupts supply chains and operations.
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