Trade Outlook Brightens Amid Liberal Railroad Equipment Plans
New York October 21 R G Dun & Co weekly trade review reports a largely steady trade volume and improving sentiment. Railroads plan more liberal contracts for equipment next month, lifting iron and steel expectations, while pig iron is mixed and domestic demand remains uneven. Dry goods show advance in brown goods and dress fabrics, with cottons and shoes fluctuating. Export trade held back by high prices as Western markets improve slightly and cattle slaughter constraints rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim
United Suites
Linly
Mohonk Conference Platform on Philippine Issue
The Mohonk conference outlines its platform on the Philippine question. It calls for the islands to be developed for native benefit under trust lands, limits private foreign control, and opposes absentee landlords. It favors gradual US citizenship for Puerto Rican residents through naturalization-like steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amor
Coalition
T1 i
United States
Eescrimert
Tan
Meat Congress
Dies After Race to Port on Vessel
Mrs C B Fenton, wife of Cipf Fenton of the Standard Amstevine, died today from a stroke suffered at sea while en route with her husband. The ship had reached 300 miles into Narragansett Bay when the captain left the vessel, and Mrs Fenton was taken to her mother’s home in Brooklyn.
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Washington
C B Fenton
Cipf Fenton
Amstevine
Hudson
Penton
Norrinagsett Bay
Tenton
Jos Johnson
China
Brooklyn
Panoma Winch Held in Quarantine for Passenger Illness
New York港 Det 21 reports the steamer Panoma Winch arriving from Mediterranean ports was held at quarantine for examination of a second cabin passenger. Seventeen cabin passengers embarked at Messina, some having visited Naples with cholera, and others at ports with embargoes due to cholera. The passenger's illness was not thought serious.
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New York
Mediterranean
Messina
Naples
NEW YORK GRAIN AND ENGINES BITS OF NEWS
The item reports grain prices in New York with details on wheat futures, oats and corn spot prices, and market activity amid Argentine news and weak demand. It also notes the engagement of Ethel Newman and Charles Silver Lewis, a Chile coal field discovery, Hood's Sarsaparilla promotion, and Dr. Albrecht Koegel receiving the Nobel Prize in medicine.
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Isc
Arriva cdi
Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain Strike Paralyzes Mechanical Dept
In St Louis on Oct 21, 1200 machinists walked out in sympathy with strikes across Missouri Pacific and Iron Mountain systems. Three Chicago carloads of workers filled vacancies while unions ordered nationwide walkouts. No violence expected as union men threaten action against other Gould roads if demands are not met.
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St Louis
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain Railroad
Chicago
Gould Roads
Portugal Declares Republic as Papal Envoy Departs Lisbon
Decrees abolish wartime restrictions and anti clerical laws. Bishops and many elites back the republic while workers donate wages to reduce the national debt. Papal nuncio Mermonti leaves Lisbon amid reports of recall. Great Britain proposes universal recognition. Germany approves. US待 cautious until a constitutional government is formed.
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Great Britain
Republic
Germany
Lisbon
Stosun
Republc
Socialist Party
Mermonti
Libson
Portugal
Berlin
Republic of Portugal
State Department
Department
United States
Guilty of Slaying Girl in Hidden Marriage Fraud
Frederick Gebhardt of Astoria was found guilty of murder for killing Anna Luther near Islip in April last year. He duped her into marrying him for her money, lured her to the woods, shot her as she kissed him, then returned home to his wife. He confessed after arrest in Astoria last October.
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Riverhead
Long Island
Frederick Gebhardt
Astoria
Anna Luther
Miss Luther
Islip
Gebhardt
Weds His Son's Widow in Unusual Marriage
William Davis 69 of Morristown marries Anna Davis 39 at St Clairsville. The bride is the widow and former daughter-in-law who later became housekeeper to the groom after his son married her. The ceremony was by Rev O Aldredge at the M E parsonage.
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Washington Post
Wheeling
W Wa
St Clairsville
Wiliam Davis
Morristown
Anna Davis
Mr Davis, Jr
Davis
O. Aldredge
M. E
Cunard Plans 1000 Foot Steamship Exceeding Olympic
Report from Belfast on October 21 claims Cunard Steamship Company approves a new vessel to surpass the Olympic. The proposed ship would be about 1,000 feet long with around 90,000 horsepower and a speed near 25 knots, exceeding the 882.5 foot Olympic.
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Belfast
Cunard Steamship Company
Olympic
White Star Line
Cunard
Cuban ex president killed after horse fall
Salvator Cisneros known as Marquis de Santa Lucia, former Cuban president during the war for independence, died after a fall from his horse near Nuevitas. He was 74 years old.
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Salvator Cisneros
Marquis de * Santa Lucie
Washington Post
Hanava
Senor Salvator Cisneros
Marquis de Santa Lucia
Nuevitas
Society Notes Highlight Philadelphia Art Colony Life
The article profiles Philadelphia art figures with ties to the Rose Tree Inn and Rose Tree group, detailing education at the Academy of the Fine Arts and Howard Pyle, and mentions Violet Oakley Jessie Wilcox Smith. It covers Sylvia Florence Brownley pursuing a dancing career, and Edward H R Green buying 15 000 picture postal cards for Texas friends. It notes Miss Green Brownsley as granddaughter of Shippen and social trends among Newport cottage residents facing financial strain.
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Philadelphia
Academy of the Fine Arts
Howard Pyle
Wilmington
Del
Drexel Institute
Violet Oakley
Capitol
Harrisburg
Jessie Wilcox Smith
Radnor
Rose Tree Inn
Cheatnut Hill
Miss Green
Shippen
Edward H. R. Green
Hetty Green
New York City
Texas
St Louis
Ellis
Oliver Harriman
Sylvia Flovence Brownley
Charles P Brownley
New York
Gotham Club
Arthur A Brooks
Brownley
Miss Brownley
America
Sample Brooches on sale today at key store
A special sale of Sample Brooches offering a large assortment of new designs in rhinestone jeweled enameled and gold plated effects. Available today for choice of regular sale values in the jewelry department on the first floor.
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Lie
Overcoats described in new grays and fabrics
The advertisement lists Overcoats in new grays dark mixtures black and novelty effects with waterproofed fabrics and plain velvet or Presto collars. The Slip-on Ratacoats use double texture silk and worsted with plain or raglan shoulders and military collars in sizes 33 to 44 priced at 18 20 and 22 50.
Demented hunter missing near Honnedaga Lake
A mysterious demented deer hunter, likely from a city, is wandering after exposure and possible starvation near Honnedaga Lake in the Adirondacks. Game wardens and woodsmen search the forest, with a catching trail showing he crossed toward Canada Creek after a dusk encounter with Game Protector Roy Crandall.
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Washington Post
Honnedaga Lake
Adirondacks
Roy Crandall
Swanson
Crandall
Honnedaga
Canada Creek
New Books Received by Major Publishers in New York Catalog
Books from Harpers and Funk & Wagnalls list dozens of titles across juveniles and adults. Notable items include Adventures of Tom Bawyer by Twain, The Hollow Tree Snowed-In Book, King of the Plains, The Runaway Flying Machines, How to Argue and Win by Grenville Kleiser, and The Dream Road by William D. Goold. Prices range from cents to a few dollars, with several imprints and publishers represented in the catalog.
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Harpers
New York City
Tom Bawyer
Merk
Twain
Tama
Onote Watanna
Wm Dean Bowile
Albert Bigelow Payne
Albert Lee
Ti Tillard
Richard Barry
Funk & Wagnalls
D W Bornemann
Lous A
Grenville Kleiser
Groovilla Kleiner
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Ai& Fron and Steel
R G Dun & Co.’ Weekly Review of Trade
Tomorrow
Mohonk
Pannoma
Ilness
NEW York Grain
Misa
Ethel Newman
Boner
Miss Browning
Haddonfield
N. J
Martin N. Evans
Charteg Silver Lewis
Elabeth
Chile
Valparaiso
Talcahuano
Hood
Kosael
Stockholm
Albrecht Kogeel
Heidelhberg University
Mt. P. Str
F. Gebhardt
Cunard Company
Newport Cottage Settlement
Boston
Carter Motor Cargo Makery
Pullman Automobiles
THEO
Barnes & CO
Cadillac
Cook & Stoddard Co
Hoston
Lozier
Detroit Electric Edison
Dupont Sales CO
S. Hendrick
New York Ave
Waverly
Pope Auto CO
Sarapiete
Miller Bros
TRE Bailey
Perfect
Leary, Srg
Lemont
Regal Automobiles
Emerson & Orme
ABI Motor Sales CO
Sone W Rons
Seeeecate St
Buick
Chalmers
Cara Zell Motor Car CO
Columbia Electric
Carter Motor Car Corporation
Muncey Building
Wilson Co
34Th St. N. W
M. T. Pollock
Coun. Ave
Maxwell
Columbia
United Motor
14Th St
Roman Automobile Co
H St. N. W
Apperson Emerson & Orme
Nineteenth St
Wyoming Telephone Oith
Warner
Awai
Cap St
Mmerman & Kenneally
Imu
Matthews Placé
American Taxicab CO
Ren Hone Noth
L Street Northwest
Dewey Garage
Lgt
Durpes
Actaat
Saprifce
Hall & Stownhase
Carter Motor, Car Corporation
Munsey
Renault
THE
Crane Printing Company
13Th Street
H.W
Hles
Silk
Moreen
Jersey
Lutheran Synod
Hagerstown
Maryland Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
Charles T Steck
John C Bowers
Catonsville
Cornelius Eckhart
W Oh Anderson
Maryland Antigaloon League
Aynod
Robinette
Benson
Kate Douglas Wiggin
Madison Square, New York
Saalfield Pub CO
Akron
Ohio
Billy Whiskers
F. T. Montsgomery
Hilda
Hy Mery B
Jreland
Paul Elder & CO
San Francisco
H. M. Caldwell CO
Daisy
Ruth A. Hobson
Putnam's Bons
Rae Spor
Alice MacGowan
NEW England News CO
World Corporation
King C. Gillette
GEO W. Jacobs & CO
Arthur Paterson
A Stokes CO
Wheatlands
Harold Hindlens
P. F
Collier & Son
N. City
Shorty
Patrick
Sophen F. Whitman
Fate Douglas Wiz
True
Inter
Aliso McAtley
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