Anthracite Talks Opened Amid Tonnage Dispatch Debate
A large New York meeting of the anthracite operators association at the Waldorf-Astoria focused on how to dispose of operators tonnage. Officials said settlement was reached on the key issue, but details would be released in weeks. Other city notes report burglaries arrests drownings ship damage heat waves box party and a freight wreck in Parker City among scattered items Dec 19.
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Reed Visits Homestead To Learn Jones Process For Carnegie Case
New York reports Thomas B. Reed, former House speaker, joined Carnegie Steel workers at Homestead Pennsylvania to study the Jones process. Reed aims to prepare and argue a patent dispute between Carnegie Steel and Cambridge Steel over alleged infringements. The visit seeks a precise understanding of molten metal mixing for court interpretation.
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Identified Property Loot Case Courted by City Leaders
New Philadelphia December 19. John Day, Robert Fitzgerald and Robert M Haley arrested at Bridgeport after a desperate struggle charged with looting the exchange bank owned by John Doerschuk at Shanesville. Doerschuk identified the money sack found on Day and fuse found in the bank matched fuse in Fitzgeralds bottle. The bullet from the window shot at Mrs Doerschuk matched the caliber of a weed In the Celta revolver taken from Day. Mayor Ackey bound the three men over in 3000 each.
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Another Boxer Outbreak Feared In China
Washington dispatch reports that American officers and foreign residents in North China expect a Boxer uprising this winter or spring. They caution against reducing troops in Peking and Tien Tsin, fearing such moves would fuel further trouble along the Beijing Shanghai railway corridor. United States Consul Fowler at Che Foo warned of another uprising in the spring based on his China intel.
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Excitement in the corn market headline
December corn surged to 41 cents on the open as shorts covered. Yesterday's close at 39 1/2. Limited delivery offered for sale despite the advance. Trade active with 738 cars inspected. Local contract stocks fell to 728,000 bushels as weather stayed mild and clear. January lifted by December gains, trading 36 1/8 to 26 5/8, up 8 8 to 1 2 higher than yesterday.
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