Louisiana Politics Tale of Party Deserters in 19th Century Letter
A long letter from H D Adams Coleman discusses Republican decline in Louisiana amid factional clash between Lily White Republicans and Democrats. It cites postmasters and bank presidents backing Democrats, notes suppressed Republican votes, and warns of party realignment toward state Democrats and national Republicans. It argues loyalty to party principles waned as commerce and local interests superseded ideology.
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Hysteria in Market Collapse Adds to Wall Street Turmoil
Special to The Washington Post reports rising hysteria on Wall Street after a copper stock maneuver by a new broker pool touched United Copper Mining shares. The piece cites widespread speculation, liquidity fears, and a general loss of investor confidence amid calls for caution as the market enters a tough period. Daniel B. Kellogg notes long-running market stress dating to 1905 and ongoing fears of a broader decline in securities.
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Gain in Mine Output Colorado Shows Falling Off
Former Director of Mint Roberts releases 1906 mining statistics covering gold and silver production across U S states and territories. Alaska leads gold gains, Georgia shows largest silver drop, total gold output estimated near 11.38 million ounces with silver at about 517,990 fine ounces valued around 50 million dollars.
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Telegrapher Dispute Moves Toward Wage Talks
Special to The Washington reports Small admits defeat as a mass telegraphers meeting adjourns with him a defeated figure. W W Bsattle’s vice president says he will assume duties. A sympathetic strike call is killed while the operators receive a wage raise plan to take effect in a new schedule. Bryan to speak in Clinton Hall at 3 PM in support of the strikers.
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Harriman Undercover Returns to New York for Secret Visit
Harriman, with John W Auchincloss and Charles AL Peabody, returned to New York from Chicago after aiding proxy counts. He declined interviews and kept his whereabouts secret. Callers at 60 East Sixty-Second Street were redirected to Union Pacific offices. clerks refused to reveal his location or daily whereabouts.
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Local painters claim union monopoly blocks out-of-town workers
The Master Painters Association accuses the local union of monopoly as traveling cards from other cities are refused. WM Cleland says the association stayed aloof from the employers during the strike and has since been friendly, while outsiders from other cities face limited work in Washington.
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Express companies face blanket charges claim unfair policy
Informal complaints to the Interstate Commerce Commission allege express firms in the nation levy blanket charges on shipments without a clear statement of costs. Critics say refusal to deliver goods unless charges are paid amounts to an unfair practice aimed at driving shippers into compliance, with delays and inflated fees cited as common tactics.
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London Hopeful as Wall Street Dims UK Markets
London observers see cautious optimism amid Wall Street weakness and Bank of England rate stability. Berlin and Hamburg banks face strain while Paris stocks hold firm. American shares slump intensifies global market nerves.
Striking Keymen Aid Local Unions For Telegraph Opera
Local unions report over 300 subscribed in a week to support striking telegraph operators. Beattie of the International body is targeted for presidency at the Millwayies convention, with Chicago and Washington locals rallying to back Beattie. Sloane Galleries to host Belknap sale of Mrs Beattie’s effects and antique items, including mahogany furniture and Oriental carpets, with public view before auction.
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