Market strength and unsettled finance outlook noted
The Washington Post reports U S financial conditions remained largely unchanged, with securities prices driven by sentiment and tech factors. Industrials showed mixed strength and rail shares attracted attention as investors awaited guidance and dividend news amid a broad market pause. A fugitive from York, Edward Bowran, was arrested for assault and desertion, extradited to York and moved to Frederick County.
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York
Hagerstown
Edward Bowran
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Nagerstead
Vaewhan
Trederick County
Comer Stirs Up Sheriffs Over Prohibition Powers
Washington Foote Montgomery Alabama reports Gov Comer warns sheriffs to enforce the prohibition law or face action from higher authorities. Sheriff Skipp of Morgan County protests, while Sheriff Hood of Montgomery ignores the demand. Sheriff Dargo of Mobile stirs state by raiding private homes and drinking places against legal counsel advice. Sheriff Higdon of Jefferson conducted aggressive raids earlier, facing damages suits from property owners.
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Prosperity mood in Berlin drives steel and iron boom
London dull as Berlin climbs on a predicted German prosperity. Rumors of American restraint lift tin stocks in Paris while cautious mood grips Paris and London. German Reichsbank rate rise ignored by Berlin as steel and iron issues surge. Taft speeches restrain US markets. Pennsylvania securities rise on possible higher dividends.
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The Fate of Korea Former Wiel Expires 1914
A deciphered fragment notes the fate of Korea and a former official named Wiel, with a date of 1914 referenced. The text hints at political change or expiration of a role, but details remain unclear in the unreadable OCR.
Taft Favors Central Bank as Monetary Commission Report Grows
The piece discusses President Taft's support for a central bank and the pending Aldrich commission report on U S financial reform. It notes a coming education drive to explain currency changes, the commission's study of European systems, potential branch banks, and the aim to prepare for Congress when it reconvenes. It also mentions broader banking reforms and the cautious stance of national and state banks toward centralized control.
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Price of pig iron higher and cargoes imported
New York reports a week of active heavy buying pushing pig iron prices up. About 145000 tons contracted in the Eastern district with standout 25000 ton conversion deal between Union Furnace and Lackawanna Steel. Virginia and Pittsburgh districts show large foundry orders, US sheet and tin plate firms raise prices, and Captain Parrish named NC sales manager at Virginia Carolina Chemical Company.
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Lackawanna Steel Company
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Philadelphia
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Lynched at his door in Perry a colored man slain
In Live Oak Florida a mob hanged Charlex Anderson colored for the killing of Perry Marshal Hawkins last night. The body was found swinging from a tree in front of his Perry shoe shop early this morning after authorities captured him following a confrontation that left Hawkins dead. Police say he shot the marshal as he resisted arrest and was later brought back to the shop where he was executed. Bullets pierced his body.
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Taylor County
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Seeking a Sign From Above in West Duxbury
In West Duxbury Massachusetts on September 2 a group of Immersionists gathered in Anhdod to pray for divine counsel after the predicted end of the world passed. A chapel service drew outsiders while a separate crowded room housed the faithful awaiting a revelation as they maintained silent vigil with hands raised.
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Anhdod
Big Freighter Helpless On River Entrance
The Dutch steamer Zeeburg Jes lies helpless on the south jetty at the St Johns River entrance near Jacksonville. A 38 man crew and Captain von Raseen struggle to wave part of the fertilizer cargo free as seas break over the damaged midship hull. The ship sits on the ebb tide with rising seas threatening further trouble.
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