Roaring steel prices ease as tariff shifts demand
The latest weekly report shows rolled products dulling the steel industry with downtrending prices. Domestic demand wanes as consumers await lower costs while foreign competition remains scarce. Tariff changes tilt the edge to foreign wire nails and galvanized wire on the Atlantic coast but freight rates erase the advantage inland. Rail orders total near 69,000 tons with major contracts across Great Northern Chicago Great Western Jersey Central and New Haven Boston and Albany. Steel building orders run strong beyond rail demands with 32,000 tons anticipated.
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New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Great Northern
Chicago Great Western
Jersey Central
New Haven
Boston and Albany
Michigan Central
Toledo
Ohio Central
Pittsburgh
Lake Erie
Welcome Home by Church Eckington Social Honors Congregation
Members of Eckington Church held a homecoming social Tuesday night for summer travelers. The Sunday school house gleamed with autumn foliage and flowers. William Jardine gave a welcome. Edith Graham, Mabel Galleher, and Edith Maddux offered vocal and readings. Rev. E. H. Brundage closed with remarks after a Wyoming Colorado vacation. Over nine months, 100 members joined the church and debt fell by 7500 dollars, reducing the principal to 9500 dollars.
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Eckington Church
William Jardine
Edith Graham J
Mabel Galleher
Edith Maddux
EH EE Brundage
Wyoming
Colorado
Appetite and Dyspepsia Relief Mention Peruna
A letter from Jame P Bracken of New York describes long lasting catarrh affecting appetite and digestion. He reports taking Peruna for a month with near complete cure and claims no trace of catarrh thereafter. Other testimonials praise Peruna for catarrh of head and stomach and rapid relief.
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Jame P. Bracken
W.drd St
New York City
Panama Canal Globe and History sale offer detailed edition
The Panama Canal achievement is highlighted with a special issue of Globe and History, explaining the canal’s impact and the cost of the project. A 28 inch globe and accompanying history offer readers a clear, engaging overview of global geography, world routes, and the canal’s influence on commerce.
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Globe
Colon
Attlantic Seaboard
Panama City
Pacific
Washington Post
Panama Canal
Sam
Joseph Buckfin
Bishop
Isthmian Canal
Robert EB. “Peary
U.S
North Pole
Cyrus C. Adams
The
Geographical Society
Panama
Suez
Reading Authority
United States
Suéz
Pan‘Ama
Mr. Bishop
Post
Globé
History
Maccabees to confer work at Masthic Temple meeting
A well attended meeting refined plans for the class work to be initiated tomorrow night at old Masthic Temple. Captain Ersest W. Snoota leads initiatory duties aiming for 8:30 p.m. sharp and a strong showing by the team. The program includes National Tent and related groups with hopes for a second class in late November or December under favorable terms.
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Ees Ft
Maccabees
Ayark
Brightwood
Modiit Ternon
Politan
D. W. Gall
The Moon's Soliloquy On a Panama Night of Merged Seas
A dramatic soliloquy by Josepine Gillenwater contemplates the Moon viewing the Panamanian scene. It ponders the fusion of Pacific and Atlantic waters, the "silver map" of lakes and isthmian strands, and foresees a bridged seas union guiding mortals to witness a translucent, night-born marriage of two virgin oceans.
ABBOT GASQUET TO LECTURE AT POLIS THEATER
A Knights of Columbus committee organizes a December 7 lecture by Rt. Rev. Francis Aldan Gasquet Abbot General of the English Benedictines. He comes to explain the Vatican project revising the Latin Vulgate. Local officials, tickets, and a full schedule are detailed with church services and honor guards.
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Knights of “Columbus
Poli
Knights of Columbus
Edward P. Harrington
Francis Aldan Gasquet
Polis Theater
Abbot Gasquet
Pius X
United States
Dward P. Harrington
William F.F. Normoyle
John J. Keenan
Flane
William P.larmoyle
F. L. Hewett
W. Gwynn Gardner
George F.murray
J. P. Healey
Richard J. Lamb
A.D. Wikinson
J. A. Hebert
J. EB. Colliflower
Dr. I. A. Flyon
J. M. Hassett
T. FE. P. Thomas B. Nolan
Conner Donnelly
E. C. Colford
J. T .Fitzgerald
T. J. Trodden
B. F. Myers
J. F. Fitzpatrick
P. I. O’brien
Patrick J. Haltigan
Charles W. Carr
D. J.callahan
John
Order
St Paul's Church
Deee
Mgr
Macklin
Mgr. Russell
Mar. Shahan
O’connell
Fenley
Ketcham
Danlon
Walsh
Burke
Denton
Georgetown ‘College
Heights of
Royal Arcanum Conference At Raleigh Hotel Held
A Royal Arcanum gathering at the Raleigh Hotel last week saw officials from multiple jurisdictions report favorable outcomes and plan winter work. Supreme Regent Frank Wilckersham presided with grand regents including Samuel H. Sayre of Virginia, 2 5 Wise of Georgia, and William H. Mills of Ohio. The district was represented by Claude soe pone and Sidney and Harry Lenz, with about 20 members attending. An enthusiastic program followed speeches and musical numbers, boosting local interest and signaling a bright outlook for the order’s campaign.
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Royal Arcanum
Raleigh
Whith
Order
Frank
Wilckersham
Harrisburg
Dresidedh
Samuel H.sayre
Virginia
Wise
Georgia
William H. Mills
Ohio
Clarence A. Johnson
North Carolina
Robert W. Price
Maryland
Henry Ga. C. du Bois
Rhode Island
Gigidie B. Young
District of Columbia
Claude’ Soe Pone
Supreme
Try
Sidney
Wineter
Fale
PB. G. Powell
Curtin
McCraight
Shornman
Osborne
Shater
Donnelly
Vénn
Boy Lobbying to Make Maine Sinking a Holiday
A 15 year old boy named Sigshee Onovan advocates a law to declare February 15, the anniversary of the battleship Maine sinking, a national holiday. He notes the Maine sank on that date and says the date should be recognized nationwide.
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Sigshee Onovan
Maine
Funeral for James H. Warner Architect Held in Washington
The funeral for James H. Warner local architect occurred yesterday afternoon at Lee's undertaking chapel with Rev. G Freeland Peter officiating. Interment was in Congressional Cemetery. Warner came to Washington from Lancaster Pennsylvania twelve years ago and had won the first report of the board of experts on the contract for the Pennsylvania State Capitol in Harrisburg before the board reversed findings he later served as a principal witness in the graft exposure trials.
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James H. Warner
George Washington University Hospital
Lee
G. Freeland Peter
Congress ‘Donat
Warner
Washington
Lancaster
Pennsylvania State Capitol
Harrisburg
Seventy seven cold remedy advertised for all day use
Cold houses and offices breed colds and a small vial labeled Seventy seven is pitched as a self heater. A dose at first shiver can prevent or shorten a cold. The ad notes a pocket size vial selling for 25 cents or a dollar, available at Humphreys Homes Medicine Co. and by mail from 138 Witham Street.
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Humphrere’ Homes, Medicine Co
Witham Street
Snotle
Indians Choose Burial Grounds in Alaska’s Scenic Places
An Interior Department investigator notes Alaska native burial sites marked by animal and figure carvings on mountainsides islands and canyons. Totem poles recount chiefs and tribesmen histories, but rising commercialism risks removing cedar carvings for relic hunting and private display.
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Alaska
General Land Office
Interior Department
Need Grass for Tourists In National Forests
Forest officials fret over growing summer campers crowding national forest pastures. Campers concentrate in fenced meadows, keeping stock from roaming at night, denuding vegetation and exhausting feed. Regulators consider rules to balance tourist use with forage for pack and saddle animals.
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Forest Service
Columbia Hospital Work Shows Decrease in Admitted Patients
The fifty sixth annual report of the Columbia Hospital for Women and Lying-In Asylum to the Board of Charities notes 1514 admitted patients for the last fiscal year, down from 1514 previous year, with 1587 treated, 1424 discharged, 18 unimproved, 52 deaths. Mortality excluding stillborns was 27.83 percent, obstetrical operation mortality fell to 2.10. Daily cost was 1.92 dollars for adults and 0.49 for infants, while board allowances were 1.20 and 0.40 respectively, causing a total excess cost of 11,069.82 dollars. Some excess was paid from receipts and the rest carried as liabilities. The board is urged to raise the allowance. Directors thank Senator Galiinger.
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Columbia Hospital For Women
Board of Charities
Aalent
Hanks
Galiinger
Special Notices for Bricklayers Meeting and Stock Certificate
Special meeting for bricklayers set for Tuesday October 14 at 7:30 PM in Typographical Hall to vote on an old age pension fund. Notice mentions stock certificate 1008 and a new certificate applied for. Includes names R Wart? and Newark Ale advertising a tonic beer and Shoemaker Co. representative praise.
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R. B
R_WARTERS
Burleson Seeks Parcel Post Changes to I C C
Burleson submits postal rate changes to admit books and printed matter to parcel post. Interstate Commerce Commission orders investigation and sets October 20 to file statements or request a hearing. A public hearing may be held.
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Burleson
I. c
Interstate Commerce Commission
California Syrup of Figs Promotes Easy Bowels
A vintage ad style notice touts California Syrup of Figs as a universal remedy for headache constipation and stomach upset. It claims gentle cleansing, safety for all ages, and urges mothers to trust the brand, noting physician endorsements and availability in drug stores.
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California
Ford
Iver
Poweer
Caifortma Mig Syrup Company
Free Recipe Promises Vitality to Weak Men
A sensational medical pitch offers a free prescription claimed to cure nervous debility and lack of vigor. The notice promises rapid restoration of strength and vitality, touts a “special study” behind the remedy, and invites readers to obtain a free recipe by sending an addressed envelope to a Philadelphia address.
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Schloss
Baltimore
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Fatsons
Kahd
Atider
Dabel
Schloss Bros. & Co. Vie
Eckington Congregation
Peruna
Frank Richter
East Second St
Winona
Minn
Watervet
N.Y
Canal
Globe and History
Seas
Josepeine “Gillenwater
Apollo
Brother Light
Phis-City
James
H. Warner
Humphreys
D Street
Kann’s
Russia
Burt & Packard
Korrect
Shape
Craddock
Selz Royal Blue
Lincoln National Bank
D St
U. S
Columbia Hospital
Senate
I. K. Fulton
Ninth Street N. W
K. Pulton
St. Jami Second
Somerset KK
Waters
Tey St. Aw
Es Watioral Bank
Bualacce
Neweva
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