Trade notes and wage shifts amid midsummer boom
New York July 1 G Dun and Co Weekly Review of Trade reports midsummer business quiet yet active with wage advances and rising prices. Wheat and cotton dip while exports of gold and treasury returns hint at no immediate demand shift. Paneled details cover Marquette ore strikes, copper sales, steel demand, and Bradstreet outlook. diverse regions show varied gains and the general tone remains cautiously favorable.
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New York
G. Dun & Co
Montreal
Pitts Burg
Marquette
Coates Bron
London
Bradstreet
Alioat
Bouton
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Chicago
St Louis
Louisville
Cleveland
South Carolina
Auguste
Texas
Lauisiana
Jacksonville
Pacific Coast
California
H. Hank
Bradstrests
Ut Wa
United States
Will of the Late A N Towne Leaves All to Wife
The will of A N Towne bequeaths all the decedent's property to his wife. No successor is named in the document. The filing and probate details appear in the San Francisco notices dated July 1900s era.
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San Francheso
AUK
Towne
Jaf
Saccuirix Bonds
H. 1
Aatit Bee Beard
Mysterious midsummer cabinet meeting in Washington
In Washington on July 1 the cabinet gathered in the president's absence. Secretary Olney arrived from Malmouth for a brief talk with Lamont while Gliny and other officials joined, and the session ended with a pledge to keep proceedings secret amid an unclear deliberation.
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hUme
En Fort
Merbert
State Department
Glney
Hee
Tetary Binet
Flarian
Afloo
Boycott of National Banks Sparks Political Manifesto
Washington reports outline a manifesto urging a boycott of national banks. It targets labor groups and reform factions, claiming massive currency disruption and urging usage of treasury notes as legal tender. Officials warn the plan could drain the currency and harm workers.
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Washington
K of G
Knighta of
Labor
Furnes’ al Manes
People’s Party Reform Chul
Uni
Mr. Boverelan
Kingula
Galle
Pheker
Waiting for Compromise Scheme in Silver Debate
The piece reports tensions as both major parties hold back on the silver issue while awaiting a compromise. It notes Tyson may send delegation to the next Democratic convention and suggests neither party will claim credit for resolving the silver question.
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New York
Galveston
Tex
Tyson
Coombs Boys Murder Their Mother in London Suburb
In a London suburb, Robert Coombs aged 18 and Nathaniel Coombs killed their mother, stabbing her as she slept, then hid the body in the house. Police said the motive involved a dispute linked to the younger boy, and neighbors noted the family was well to do. The case surfaced as the brothers spoke in court amid a broader inquiry aboard a ship en route to New York.
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New York
London
Ward
Navona
France
Robert Coombs
Nathaniel
Pialatow
Perilous Ice Encounters Reach Seattle Vessel
News From the Yukon reports the steam schooner Excelsior, under Captain Higgins, endured a perilous ice floe journey in the Bering Sea. The voyage, delayed by ice, shows parts of the straits frozen over last winter and broken up only in spring by warm weather, with a massive ice margin noted.
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Yukon
Seattle
J. i Uigsins
Higgins
Shipment of Gold to Europe by New York Firms
Two New York firms plan shipments to Murape via the Hururta tomorrow totaling about 180000 in value. Coffey Importers and J W W A Crossman will send gold from the United States with aster imports financed by the Treasury. London exchange rates fell, signaling a broader move in bullion markets amid anticipated large transfers.
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Europe
New York
J. W—W. A. Crossman
Coffey
United States
Murape
Hururta
Neoslnus
Colgate & Co
Aiaklwye
London
Dash to Death The Flight and the Pursuit at Jail
Spokane prison escape ends in tragedy as D. H. Smith breaks from Spokane county Jail during dinner hour and, pursued by guards and inmates, dies by his own hand amid the chaotic scene. The escape occurs as two heavy doors and the jail’s inner gate are left open. Witnesses recount the dash and subsequent pursuit through the jail toward the courtyard.
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Spokane
Wash
D. H. Smith
John Wyant
Spangie
Supreme Court of the United States
Rior
Turing
Smith
Bir
James Butter
Death on the river bank ends in swift tragedy
A German resident, A Geralt, reported as having warned of Smith, witnessed the man plunge into the river on Moston street bridge nearby. Smith suffered three throat wounds from a razor, died within minutes. The scene showed blood on rocks, and crowds gathered as attempts to save him failed. Smith, in his thirties with blonde hair, was carried away on a stretcher to a dead wagon. In the jail, inmates attacked a wall with a 26 pound ball, but Deputy Short Goornell arrived and fired one shot, forcing them back to their cells.
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A. Geralt
Moston Street
Berrier
Smith
Gerulft
Cracy
Ward
Kaena
Mme
Bilta
Uts
Short Goornell
Fred
False Registration Schemes Targeted Chinese Aliens
Internal revenue officials report certificates were fraudulently issued or transferred to thousands of Chinese migrants. Under Collector Guinn and Colivarir Welle, registration laws were debated and many Chinese individuals allegedly received forged documents. Authorities inspect border importations as stories allege mass falsification and passport-like certificates crossing northern routes.
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San Francisco
Internal Revenue
Guinn
Werested
Colivarir Welle
Weston Normal School Suit and Financial Questions
Fragmentary OCR shows a Weston Normal School suit concerning authority, board members, and the handling of funds tied to the school. Names, dates, and roles appear in disjointed form, with references to trustees, treasurers, and appropriation bills, indicating a dispute over management and disbursement of school finances.
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Weston Normal School
Pendle
Duswes
Covneel
Hurmul School of
Weaton
Sraberk Dumichon
Matern
Geegan Sormul McHc
Mewliot Marrison
Re Kinield
Che
Lregan
Moundlurnus Piemeewiline
Phain Iit
Ain Ovitan
Amitiena
Honda
Tuaves Boer Aayitivvich
Chile
Heaney Peloneine
Riynald Whale
Wudhyr
Aoamlubion
Gotnietsie Hideejearehe
Idaho Capital Dispatches From July Court Actions
Dispatch from Denver identifies James Morrison as the man under arrest. J M Cox bound over to district court on perjury charges after giving a deposition. Judge Fleharty ordered a survey, citing contempt risks for watchers and officials. Murder charge against DA Husbands delayed to Saturday in Boise.
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Inother
Ty Witlow
Ck Ming
Bers
Boise
Public notices and literary notices fill July Century page
The July Century urges voter registration under suffrage provisions and notes an array of literary items. It lists works on Daniel Webster and Napoleon, reminiscences by ex Senator Dawes, and war era artifacts. The issue also mentions a fire injury in West Gloster, and an investment total of 190 4 with 120 040 in securities.
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Puibihewtions
Laftoor
Keeplne
Daniel Webster
Napoleon
Wapeeoh
Webster
Congress
Dawes
Joh Mreckenridge
Hannibal Hanlin
Mishigh Tom
Miéela
Gettysburg
Grant
Firiny
Robert Louis Stevensing
Howells
Congress of Wellalen horticulture pavilion ceremony
The text describes a formal assembly at the horticultural pavilion with attendees and speakers. It mentions a pan-American program, a registrar, and various individuals including Messrs Mennel and Achewlaubh.
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Wellalen
Toronto
Oat
Tellgten
mauvAton
Mennel
Achewlaubh
Fatal Fire in Cincinnati Kills Two Firemen Injures Eighteen
Massive warehouse blaze at 22 Stormswan & Co beginning in hay and feed warehouse spreads to Woolnah Morris & Co and other firms. Front wall collapses at 2:10 pm, killing bookkeeper Simpson and a waronaut, injuring others. Significant inventory valued in thousands lost. several firms report damaged stocks and properties.
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Stormswan & Co
Woolnah Morris & Co
Qiljotuing Commission
Tohance Company
Avacaholisie
Brown
Toducco
Heernth & Coy
Cork Company
the & Sona
Sorgu O. Crown
Weil
Ea Te Manning & Co
Werninch & Co
J A. Smolth
Nelson Morris & Go
Iktein
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Tata
Tallroai
Oregon & California Railroad
Mending
Northern Pacific
Lewis Idaho
Treasury
Weshington
Smiths
Galvestgn
Corbettinitesiinatans
Dalian
Tewom Sully
Stuart
Plorita
Stuart Wild Todiy Hat
Gulpeaton
Tharly
Latha
Sontrante
Saginaw
Mich
Kleyots
Tyler Ford
Uyacing Sanger
Busueor Sud
Albion Vine
Thobert J
Harnce
Ptaurtoy
Holgravus Thira
Thane Ween
Dagninat Don Alona
Idaho
Bat Lakes
aMkNap
Stertic Board
Hewitt
Weiser
Washington County
Gumby
OF & Gy
Snake Rivers
Weiser His & Ewa Story Yrick School
Hho Eoteiba
Henge
Bythessian
Califarnia
Rocky Mountain
Minern City
Tai Conn
Wetsee
Lange Min Ju
Opin
Yallaya
I Alubtin
Tadiag
Bieber Holt
Kdubo
Bruce
Bed
THE
Weiser Land and Improvement Co
Cincinnati
Faye Pieters
Mums Undeermeath
Ike Cholidy
Kmndne
Cape Win
Werndluerulapreiensseblendig Milne
Nitewetiaie
Fe Reilly Leetroin
Ciniellie AL
Pride
Rokae
Wiha
Tibet
Ali
Lahart
Supa Ad Es
Coral Prion
Pmt
Fo Tu
Fayber
East Lake
Mate Prairie
Sular Pspress
Taupe
Dr. Pierce
Wéseri
Tithy
Saul Sorpyen
C.A
Charles. A. Baldwin & Co, ‘ Bankers
Wall Street
NEW Turk
Counie
Dally
Sywonanoy
Bea
Welles Hon
D. J. Imps
Fabian
Cine
C, Merriam CO
Partie Springfield
Mass, the Sah
Hyvan
MD Ovc
Ijah Smith
UNIO
Peorgamlat
Portland
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