Bonds Sold Abroad Highlight Trade Distortions and Steel
New York May 10-11 Bradtreet's Weekly Review of Trade reports a waning confidence amid global bond sales and exchange rate tensions. Notes include 510,000,000 of Manhattan railyard bonds swapped, a rise in iron and steel demand, and mixed crop, textile, and coal activity. Steel prices trend upward while copper, oil, and cotton show uneven movement, with industrial discontent limiting gains in some sectors.
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G. Dun & Cos ‘Weekly Review of Trade
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Atpel Ratte
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Sroulen Kooda
Feldman
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Bradatreet
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Bradstreet’s
Medical Association Officers and MCA Convention Notes
The American Medical Association elected Omnora Voday as president for the coming year with other officers named including Tin Keoverly Cole, J. de Chis Holm, J. G. LeGrands Cole, Augustus J. Mhark, Py P. Satterwhite, and Neney P. Newman. next year’s meeting is set for Atlanta Georgia. The YMCA International convention combined work and pleasure at Springfield Massachusetts with programs and a biennial Interstate games held this afternoon. Queen Natalie’s horse event noted. Judge Shaw denied a motion to quash the indictment against Schweinfurth, with trial possible next week.
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American Association
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Tin
Ke Overly Cole
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Tir
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Mackach
Springfield
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Bovine
Washburn Moen to Acquire California Wire Rope Works
Washburn & Moen Company of Massachusetts announces purchase of the wire rope machinery and goodwill of the California Wire Rope Works in San Francisco. Philip W. Moen says there is no merger with Cal fordht and that the California plant will be operated in conjunction with their existing facilities to manufacture wire rope cables for railways and Pacific coast use.
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California Works
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Philip W. Moen
Washburn &Moen Company
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California Wire Rope Works
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Banc
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Presbyterians Short of Funds in Vitteburg Quagmire
In Vitteburg on May 10 the Presbyterian committee managing delegate entertainment for the United Bratin church faced a funding shortfall. An initial 316,000 provision proved insufficient, needing about 150 more, while the 600 delegates remain unpaid. Few entertainments planned privately, and several churches have yet to respond to collections. The committee hopes wider support from the Presbyterian body in Pirieburg during the coming week will boost contributions and ensure a suitable program.
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Vitteburg
Bratin
Siti
Pirieburg
New York Police Board Protest Bill Aimed at Power Shift
New York on May 10 Mayor Strong faced protests from the Police Board over a bill that would remove the board’s authority to hear misconduct charges and transfer review to the superintendent and a board convened by him. The board announced it will appear before the mayor to oppose the regulation.
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Hoosmvett Wald
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Thors Yoweity
Uuwien
Kuring Denies False Story of Hawaiian Farmers
Japanese official Kurino dismisses a Ban Branciaco piece claiming unrest in Hawaii. He asserts that Japanese in Hawaii are peaceful, orderly farmers with no military training and not inclined to disorder, contradicting the alleged troubling scenario reported yesterday.
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Newfoundland Joins Canada Concessions Hinted by Britain
Governor O Brien received a dispatch from England noting the imperial ministry may grant favorable concessions toward Newfoundland joining Canada. The Newfoundland government would partly guarantee passage of Ammeniture through their legislature to settle boundary questions with Great Britain and France.
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Hill after a line to the Orient object of his visit to Europe
A Chicago dispatch reports J. Hill of the Great Northern outlining Europe visit aims. He proposes extending the Northern Great Breanstrip venture by adding a Pacific line from Seattle to connect with the Great Northern, sailing to Chicago.
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Condemn the Chicago Veterans Protest Confederate Monument
A fragment notes Topeta Tay 10 Lincoln Post and MN group adopting resolutions denouncing the erection of a Confederate dead memorial in Chicago. It condemns the post for planning to participate in ceremonies on a designated celebration day, reflecting a protest stance.
Grain pests threaten rye and barley harvest in Nebraska
Farmers in the Terme Wealpp region report an unprecedented insect outbreak in rye and barley. Grainmen say the pest pressure is evident in sparse ears and premature plant damage, with no heavy rains recently washing them away. Some expect the insects to decline with the next rain.
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Omaha
Prominent Democrat Withdraws From Party in North Carolina
Exassembly or Jean J Carter a leading North Carolina Democrat, publishes a letter today withdrawing from the Democratic Party and announcing his demotion with the Republican Busker Shop in Pittsburg. May 10 The Pennsylvania Commission Company a bucket shop suspends. Proprieties cite rapid speculative market as motive. Assets and liabilities at 50 000 each.
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Existallon
Jean J. Carter
North
Carlina
Democratic Party
Te Republicana
Pittsburg
Pennsyivania Commission Company
Bounle & Prager
Kentucky Justice Crowds Cheer Verdict in Fulton Gordon Case
A Louisville city court crowd erupts in cheers as Judge Thompson annulls the charge against Fulton Gordon and Archie Brown after prosecution and defense arguments. The vast audience celebrates the verdict, with disruption attempting to break order. The scene punctuates what is described as a historic Kentucky tragedy in the era.
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Archie Brown
Thurman
Eine
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Archie Browne
Eas
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Thompson
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Werterh Sieur Stefiners Co
Han Hranilaro
Great Northern Railway
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Beatte
Hpukane
Dariiand
Damaging California Wind Ravages Fruit Orchards
A windstorm swept northern California on May 2 damaging fruit trees across Sacramento Courtland and surrounding areas. Gusts reached 48 miles per hour in Sacramento blowing down shade trees breaking windows and smashing show windows. Cherries especially suffered with many trees pears and plums also blown over while peaches remained largely intact. Rail traffic between Sacramento and Davisville disrupted as Tule lands flooded.
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Address to the A P A by Trainor at Milwaukee May 9
President Trainor of the A P A delivered an extended speech of 25 000 to 90 000 words denouncing laws that enfranchise the ignorant and praising intelligent women while urging support for a new political party or any national party endorsing the A P A principles and doctrines.
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GAVE STUCK TO THEIR FRIENDS Pin Gobora Hing GoMpany Directors Mayen Lawntilt to Defend
Cleveland May 1910 actions involve Hawinet He concerns the halted US cavet ors and stock transfers. The U S company capital is listed at 1 000 000 with 4 percent shares issued and officers accused of favoring friends without consideration. A receiver was appointed with 200 000 bond.
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Charles A. Radeline
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Magna Charts
Sliver Mining & Tunnel Company
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Garson Mint Investigation Opens in Carson Trial
Preliminary examination resumes as ex-officials Molter and Toflnor Jones testify. Mayon alleges gold granulations would have burned through pocket cracks and harmed the thief, while the defense plans to begin tomorrow.
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Toflnor Jones
Thapedor Mayon
Germany's War Minister Defends Against Dueling Criticism
The German Minister of War repuved an adverse critique of dueling within the army. He declared the practice contrary to religion and morality. The minister responded to objections citing that opponents misunderstand the views of the army on the matter.
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Guners Unmeart von Sotwllingert
Bible Society reports over a million gospel books distributed
The American Bible Society held its annual meeting reporting 1,681,125 gospel portions distributed in the year and a total of 19,996,658 to date. Of recent distributions 14,000 went to Japanese and Chinese readers, with Bible circulation in Korea's army and navy noted amid the ongoing war. Separately Port Inspector Forbush seized diamonds worth $10,000 attempting smuggling from the ship Duke of Argyto at Santa Barbara.
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Corea
Seleure
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Santa Barbara
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Tti
Forbush
Duke of Areuyto
Australia
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets offered for bowel relief
An old advertisement touts Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as unequaled for constipation indigestion and related ills. It claims to cleanse, regulate bowels and improve liver function, promising a free sample by mail with name and address to PENRANY M Main Street, sunple, Worp's Tis HEAT ASSOCIATION No. 603 juttalo NY.
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Counterfeiter Greenwood on Trial at Walla Walla
The trial in Walla Walla centers on Greenwood charged with counterfeiting. Evidence shows links to rooming with another, a dispersal of funds, and plans to involve accomplices. Several associates pleaded guilty to passing counterfeit money and others to distributing whiskey to Indians.
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Walla Walla
Walla Wall
Leila WM
Wulky
Lie At Main
Lehn
Green Wood
Jamon McCarthy
William Jordan
Millionaire Murderer Declared Sane in Insanity Case
In St Louis in May a jury found Dr Arthur Duestrow sane after a long insanity hearing. The millionaire murderer of his wife and child in February 1844 is to stand trial for murder with July 26 set as the date. Duestrow allegedly taunted officials as verdict arrived, governor and attorney present.
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Heated Debate in England's House of Commons Delays Crofters Bill
London May 10 In the House, Sir Donald Horne Maivner alleges government delay on the crofters bill. Chancellor William Vernon Marcourt responds in a furious tone as opposition questions government pace.
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Come
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Seoten
William Vernon Marcourt
Donald MacGregor
Ubera
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McGraw Letter Urges Consensus on Unlimited Coinage Policy
Governor McGraw writes to Governor Alok of Montana voicing opposition to unlimited coinage and urging caution in appointing delegates to the Salt Lake silver convention. He argues that fiat executive action on monetary matters risks political backlash and favors a restrained, legislative approach aligned with the Morrill and Harvey analysis.
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Senator Hrice of Kney Opposes Free Silver Pree Stiver
A May 10 letter from Evantor Atrlee appeals to Ohio Democrats to oppose the adop tion of free silver at the state convention. It cites Chiles A WooThurman and Beerutyny Taylor from the executive committee and other free silver men urging a pro silver delegation. также
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