Market Keeps in Rut as Cheaper Money Expected
New York December 19 The stock market for the week showed no decisive trend with a firm underlying tone. Traders saw limited upside and widespread caution. gains were uneven as readings on Readings, Louis, Nashville and other issues faded. Debates over antitrust cases and a ballooning cost of living with wage pressures clouded sentiment while money markets edged toward easier funds after year-end expectations.
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Supreme Court of the
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Standard Oil
Europe
Fragmentary medical claim on instant relief and cure
The passage presents a fragmented claim that a treatment guarantees instant relief from burning itching scaling and crusting humors, alleging a speedy cure and reference to other remedies. It is unclear and lacks verifiable details about the treatment, provider, or conditions.
Worst 5 Over in London Signals Business Uncertainty
The report notes tightening money markets in London and Berlin as year-end uncertainty grows. Elections looming in January threaten to sap liquidity, while expectations drift toward easing conditions after year’s end. Amid steady stock activity, gold transfers between New York and London remain a possible factor.
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London
New York
Berlin
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Rio Tinto
France
New York Taos
Steel Market Slump Mirrors Weak Demand in December
A New York report shows dull iron trade with fall in raw and finished goods. One Eastern maker signed about 900 tons of contracts for the second quarter and smaller orders followed. Coke oven and blast furnace activity is limited, pig iron sales lag, and rail equipment orders rise modestly with 4,900 cars and 43 locomotives under contracts. Wire products gain $1 a ton with another rise expected.
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New York
Aew
Rett
Southern Railway
Double Locomotives To Produce 4000 Horsepower
Pittsburg December news announces Pennsylvania approval to build 60 electric double locomotives for New York division service. Each unit houses two motors amounting to 2000 horsepower, totaling 4000 per machine and equal to three large steam freight engines. Testing shows potential speeds of miles per hour with simple, economical operation.
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Pittsburg
New York
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company
2000 At Banquet Duique Testimonial To Heinz Founder
Special to The Washington Post. Pittsburg Pa December 19. The Heinz Company honored president and founder H J Heinz with a banquet at the main plant in Pittsburg celebrating forty years in business. About 2000 attendees included leading businessmen, all Heinz employees in Pittsburg, and foreign representatives from diverse Heinz locations. The event drew a large array of prominent participants and guests from the Heins houses and factories across the United States.
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Pittsburg
United States
Laymen pledge large sum for foreign missions in 1910
Protestant churches in Washington District convened at First Congregational Church to report a strong pledge drive for foreign missions totaling around 4100000. Speakers urged home mission work, with Baptists, Congregationalists, Episcopalians and others detailing anticipated year contributions and progress toward the goal.
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Laymens Missionary Movement
Wade
Alfred Harding
Samuel H Woodrow
Woodrow
Charles Wood
Church of the Covenant
Parliament of Religions
Chicago
Washington
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Calvary Baptist Church
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Randolph H McKim
Church of the Epiphany
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Hamline
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Christan Aesoeration
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MCA
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Calvary Church
Disciples of Christ
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Protestant Episcopal Church
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Church Groups Set Higher Mission Pledges for 1910
A church meeting reports that major denominations expect increases in mission pledges for 1910. The Lutheran and Methodist churches project growth above last year with several sums outlined, while Presbyterian and Reformed bodies aim for sizable boosts. The Young Men’s Christian Association plans about 2800, and overall foreign mission funds could exceed 105000 already in sight.
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Methodist Episcopal
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodist Protestant Church
Presbyterian Church South
United Brethren Churches
Young Men's Christian Association
Awaa
Foreign Missionary Fund
Rescue Work On The Side By Uncle Saw Coast Guards
A historical coast guard annual report highlights life saving efforts at sea and ashore. It notes 1 874 marine disasters affecting about 990 people, with total property value saved at 16 million dollars and cargo value at over 13 million. Superintendent Kimball calls for powering all stations with lifeboats.
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Mass arrest in St Louis after streetcar murder
About 300 African Americans are detained as suspects in East St Louis following the murder of motorman Eugene V. Goudey and the wounding of conductor O Brien during a street car holdup. Citizens aided capture. attackers robbed the conductor and fled. Employers and the streetcar union offer rewards for arrest.
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East St Louis
Man Is What He Eats Says Wiley At Secular League
Dr Harvey Wiley chief chemist of the Department of Agriculture spoke on the pure food problem before the Secular League at Pythian Temple. He argued the Constitution is outdated for modern needs and condemned adulteration and chemical preservatives as dangerous, urging stricter federal oversight of interstate food commerce.
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Carefn Saparvistom
de. Harvey W. Wiley
Department of Agriculture
Secular League
Pythian Temple
United States
Wiley
Princeton Students Walk 1,000 Miles to New York
Two Princeton students Befkenap and Dixon started from the Quadrangis Club in Princeton to walk to New York, about 1,000 miles, reaching Hudson Terminal station this morning. They arrived in the afternoon tired but in good spirits and prepared for the return trip.
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