Loss to Republicans Talk of Louisiana Politics
Former Congressman H D Coleman notes in a Republican letter that party unity in Louisiana is collapsing amid white factionalism, desertions by Lily White supporters, and perceived commercial aims undermining party principles. He cites vote patterns across districts, calls for loyalty to Republicans' core principles, and warns of a shift toward Democratic dominance in state elections.
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H Dadley Coleman
Hysteria in Market Collapse Over Copper Shares
Washington Post summarizes a Wall Street panic as brokers linked to copper mining seek to corner United Copper Mining shares. The piece notes general market hysteria, rumors, and a loss of confidence amid broader financial strain affecting banks and steel interests, predicting further declines and cautious behavior by investors.
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Eel Corporation
Gain in mine output shows falling gold and silver production
Roberts, former Director of Mint, reports 1906 gold output at about 11.38 million fine ounces, with Alaska and Nevada driving gains while Georgia and Montana register losses. Silver production totals near 1.7 million fine ounces, up from 1905, with notable increases in Arizona California and Utah and a decline in Montana.
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Telegraphers in New York show split action after mass meeting
Special to The Washington from Chicago Oct. After a dramatic attempt to address a secret telegraphers mass meeting, Sylvester J Small withdrew in defeat saying I am a dead one. W W Bsattle of Washington announced an aggressive speech to begin duties as general. A resolution calling a sympathetic strike was killed, but the weekly assessment was raised to two days pay. Officials said withdrawals of bonuses caused no discontent among telegraphers, but a general wage advance will be prepared to cover all workers. William Jennings Bryan will speak at Clinton Hall at 3 o clock tomorrow afternoon in aid of the string telegraphers.
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Harriman Returns to New York Declines Interviews
Harriman arrives back in New York from Chicago after overseeing proxy counts in the Central election. He refuses interviews and keeps his location secret, directing inquiries to Union Pacific officials at 190 Broadway. Clerks provide no details on his stay or daily whereabouts.
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Union paints grip on labor in city painting trades
Members of the Master Painters Association in Washington charge that local union rules force reliance on home labor. They claim traveling cards from other cities are blocked, causing work to cluster in spring and leaving contractors dependent on a limited local supply. WM Cleland cites that the association has stayed aloof from employer actions to organize a boycott.
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Express Shippers allege blanket charges from express firms
Testimony to the Interstate Commerce Commission claims express companies levy blanket charges on shipments without detailing costs. An unnamed consignor warns such pricing can delay deliveries and force compliant shippers to pay under threat of withheld goods. The commission has not acted pending formal complaints.
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London Hopeful and Bankers' Cautious Hope After Turbulent Week
London remains hopeful as Wall Street stabilizes but bankers warn of ongoing risk. The Bank of England raised the rate to 4.4 percent, while American and European markets faltered with declines in railway and industrial stocks. Despite mixed signals, cautious optimism grows that first-class securities may edge upward, led by stability in Paris and Berlin amid financial volatility.
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Striking Keymen Aid Local Unions Support Telegraph Operators
Local unions raised about 300 during the week to aid telegraph operators in the city. The biweekly meeting reported funds from the International organization will sustain the fight. Beattie is backed for the presidency, with Chicago and Washington locals aligned toward a Millways convention outcome. Also announces Belknap sale at Sloan Galleries featuring Mrs Beattie’s effects and antique items, with public viewing and catalog details.
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